West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)
- Class of 1946
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fx 54, ' ,L K 5 .Q If X O. x C1 cf: O 1 , Q LJ Z :iii f -4 Z, Wu J.. ., I , 5' 'W 9 X I J fail 3 1 9.5.92 eg' Lb? 1- Arlene AT WEST WE GATHER . . . SOME BY BUS . . . A FEW RIDE BIKES . . . OTHERS WALK . . . AND A FEW STILL HAVE TIRES AND CAN DRIVE . . . WE GATHER FOR ONE PURPOSE -EDUCATION. EVEN ZEKE SHOWS UP TO GUIDE YOU WHEN WEST GOES ON PARADE . . . Wan' 41.1711 s.,zmz.e0a., 0. 179 Sauffa Powell Noe. 4.1 it 'W 5' .1 N U1 3,7 F2 Wed! En pafaacfe . . Marching in tempo to the educational pace of a free America, West High students step lively in their trek schoolward, confident in the future of our democratic way of life. Marching not to the martial music of war, destruc- tion and suffering, which has characterized the world the past several years, West students, typical of other teen-agers, accept the challenge of solving social, po- litical, and economic problems which confront all of us. More than three-score West High boys made the supreme sacriiice in World War II. West High students are resolved to carry out the principles for which our gold star boys fought. This can be achieved by schooling our God-given powers, and harnessing the potential resources in the direction of serving our fellow-man. ' -,ww 'rfh , - . if A i ' - AA s 235 iiigiiililtliillim Wassily f ill! ' X7 W iii ,gs ' U W 0 t X li X cl? A irts f' 3 64 fb I 1. 5 lvlrl Zgg :AI we iz A 4- ...7 9460 ' -3... . 46 'Jef Q at 'lv O fr 1: A71 es-3191:-'sell . . . Zeke S wet G iyumf D. , V f XFISDEE . xl. 'lg xmvll-fu, SE we ill' - f Q Q ,. ? , ' Think .-XH'll leave mah' corner and wander a bit. ' l f . , . rmr f X Howdy Ifolksl Where would you like to go? rci-JZNMQ , 'icuii 1. Well, Hrst of all, let's visit that their new telephone for students only. ln the hrst picture, we find Barbara See using the phone, Behind her is Katie Adams: I believe that's Don 'Borror waiting next. 2. Picture 2. Now let me see: Oh, yes, that's the grand rush of the bell. Coming down the stairs is Jeri Sherwood, jack Thrush, Ralph Theimt. Gene Deklere and Connie Mebel. Going-up, facing the camera, of course, are Zoe Sipper, Marilyn Swearengin, Rita Russell, Dick Holycross, Jess Saunders, Irene Mackey. Richard Ross, Kenneth Hoover and Bill Groornes. 3. Xow let's mosey over to snap shot 3. ln this pie- ...4.. W4 Jfaw ............. ture. we find artists at work. The room was not in its best condition at the time, but what can you expect of an art room! Mixing the paint is Barbara Lamneck. The artists are Ned Moore and Don Volz. 4. Stumbling over to the machine, we final Robert Ramsey hard at work. Wolider what P1675 makin'? 5. After crawling all over the page. I finally found the office. It seems we interrupted somepin' important. Miss Blanche Kern, vice-principal. and Irvin Young, principal, are busy dictating to the office clerk, Mrs. W'olford. and monitor Kathryn Bauder. Wfell, 1 reckon I'll go on up to my corner and sit a spell. Hope you enjoyed yourself. Aw no! l couldn't thinlc of 'cepting any money. it was a pleasure to show you around. -5.. ?.J Blanche M. Kern, vice-principal . . . 7fzey .feacf Irvin F. Young, principal G. E. Roudebush, Superintendent L. K. Replogle, Assistant Superintendent GCN lst Row, Left to Right-W. D. Campbell, Georgia Wfolford, Evelyn Hall, Edna Harri- son, Helen McCormick, Leona Glenn, Blanche M. Kern. Irvin F. Young, Margaret Flynn, Edith Dixon, Louise Perry, Mae Jones, Eugene McPherson, Roy Bowen. 2nd Row, Left to Right-H. L. Zulauf, Wayne House, C. VV. Bennett, Caroline Thomp- son, Helen Workman, Helen Lumley, Delane Schindler, E. T. Stone, Rhoda O'Harra, Frances Hannan, jane Thomas, Edith White, Harold Washburn, Arthur Miller. 3rd Row, Left to Right-Arthur Buchanan, George Neeb, Calvin Park, Margaret Campbell, Maude Davis, Eva Wright, Helen Wallace, Earl Reed, Mae Cash, Pauline Sparrow, Ona Prather, C. W. Michel, Orrie Lehman, R. C. Glass, 4th Row, Left to Right A. B. Cole, 'Frank Mason, Emma Uncapher, Mary Beath. Mary Dugan, O. C. Montgomery, Dale Rose, L. E. Burba, Clarence Bateman, Myron Seifert, Edwin Kaylor, George Williams, C. S. Kennedy. ww -mf, vmz. Principal Irvin E. Young ............. . ...............,...............,..............,................................... ., ....................,............ .................,...,.. . Blanche M. Kern ..... C. F. Bateman ........ Mary Beath ........., C. VV. Bennett ........... Roy Bowen .......,......,.. Arthur Buchanan ........ L. E. Burba .............................. Margaret Campbell .............. VV. D. Campbell ...... Dorothy Mae Cash .......,,...... A. B. Cole ..,.......................... -3.- ..Vice Principal Industrial Arts English .......Instr. Music ...,,.Dramag Eng. H istory ......,..,...Indus. Arts ......,.....Latin .. .......,.... .Art ......,...............History ....History: Law r Maude Davis .......,.,. Edith Dlxon ,,,,,,,,,,.. Mary Dugan .........A.. Margaret Flynn ............. R. C. Glass ....,,.. ,..... Leona Glenn .......,.... Katharine Gress ,.A.....,, Evelyn Hall ........,,. Frances Hannan .......... Edna Harrison ........ Wayne House ........... Mae Jones ................. Edwin Kaylor .....,...l.. C. S. Kennedy ,..,....... 1' rank Mason ..........l.....,, Helen McCormick .....,... Eugene McPherson C. VV. Michel ....,.......... Arthur Miller .........r..,...., O. C. lvlfontgomery ........ .. George F. Xeeb ............,. Rhoda O'Harra ....,....,. Calvin Park .....,..... E. L. Reed .........,... ....,................ ff..ffffffffQ5QQfQfffffA .ff Dale Rose ......... ...................... ...................,..........................,.,...... ,.... ...,.,,.,,,,,,.,, , , Delane Schindler , Myron Seltert E, T. Stone ........................,......... jane Thomas .......... . H. G. Trout ........,...... Emma Uncapher ......... Helen Wallace ......... Harold Washburn ,,... Edith White ..........., George Williams .... Eva L. Wright ............ H. L. Zulauf ....,,..,,.... Helen Lumley ........... Louise Perry .........,.... Georgia Wfolford .... -9- ..,.......Mathematics ............Commercial En glish ,,,.,,,,..Hathe1natics ........,.....Phys1cal Ed. ,...........Spa11g French ghsh Geog.: E'ng.g Stage .............,.........Commercial .................,.History Commercial ..,....,......Latin3 History O. D.: Debate ................................Drafting .....History.' P. O. D. ....................Physical Ed. .....History: P. O. D. ,,....,..Physiol.3 Chem. Arts .........Physicsg Pre-Fl. .,.....,...GL1idHl1Ct31 P. O. D. Cloth. ............Physicsg Math. .............Botanyg Physiol. .......Phys. Ed.: Math. ..,...,Bus. Eng.g Sales ............Iourn.: English ...........Chemistry En glis h .......................Indus. Arts ...Foods g Cafe Mgr. ghsh O. D.: Attend. ......,........V0cal M us.g Eng. .Physical Ed.g His. ......................Commercial ,.,,..Math.g Bus. Adv. ........................Librarlan ...............Clerk .....,.........Clerk e -ma, Qmvzm ,azz y John Adair Robert Ainsworth Charles Alford Robert Ardle Ned Bell Donald Bierly George Collins Robert Chambers Rollin Chapman Floyd Brown, Jr. Arthur Dale Herbert Driscoll David DuE Bob Fry Ed Fryer Wallace Grady Ralph Harper Robert Hatton Howard Harrison David Lee Hart Raymond Hartman joseph Harold Harold R. Hennick Harold High James Hoffman Robert Johnston James jones William jones Howard Kauderer Charles Keating Guy Keller John Landman Elwood Lee Woodrow Link Ned Marsh William Mead Lee Mohn Russell Moraine James Nairn James T. Neal John Pappas john Postle Carl Reese Don Robinson Scott Roese George Ruder J. Richard Taylor Harry Theophilus Robert Thompson Willis Toohey Robert Tresenrider Charles Tucker Charles 'Wilkins Charles Tyler George Walker Charles Wilkens Gayle Williams Earl Wilson john Winklehausen Daniel Wolf Robert Worthen Oscar Young Paul Zeisler Wed 41,411 sczmz J ' A . 1 l-:eb Jet' JS N '4 xr Cf! Je rl as , if 35 ri 5 x4,J 'M s'2-peel-wx? sf-Va-tag I genial: Eff' pauiclenl Robert E. Cassell tCazzellil- Student Council l: XN'est VVings l. Z1 Spanish Club l. Z: Triangle Club l. 2, 3: Triangle Club Vice President 2: Triangle Club Presi- dent 3g VV .Association Z. 31 Football l, 2, 35 Commando Train- ing 35 Gym Monitor 21 Room President lg Room Secretary 23 Rotary Luncheon 3: Study l-lall Monitor l, 23 Paper Drive l, Z5 Scrap Drive lg Scholarship Test 33 Intramural Basketball lg Senior President of the Class. Seazeiaay janet Marie Smith qjanettij- L Society 2, 3g Spanish Club l, Z, 33 Girl Reserves l, 2: Library Coun- cilors lg G, A. A. 2. 33 Baseball l, Z. 3g Basketball l. 2, 33 Bowling l, Z, 33 Study Hall Monitor 3g Occi- rlent Staffg Annual Staff 3: Room Secretary lg Triangle Queen 33 Girl Reserves Cabinet 33 Adver- tisement Committee Senior Skat- ing Partyg Secretary Senior Class: Champion Bowling Team 3: G. A. A. Council Z: Girl Reserves Treas- urer Z. 3g Kickball l: Paper Drive 1, Z3 Scrap Drive 2. 3: Room 'Busi- ness Manager l. 'Zfice-fjaedvicfea-Z' James Heyl Qiml-Hi-Y Z. 3: Latin Club l: 'Vice President of Senior Class 3g Civic Chairman Room 1, 25 Commando Training 3: Canvas Crexv l: Room Business Manager 33 Scrap Drive l, Z: Paper Drive 3. 'faeafiuaea Constance Eileen Galle fConnie'J -l00?Z Club Z: Senior Class Treasurerg Senior Class Play Usher 23 Room Secretary Zg Pub- licity Committee for Senior Busi- ness Class Zg Occident Staff 2. 3: Annual Staff 2, 3: Room XfVelfare Chairman lg Assistant Recorder of Business Staff lg Clerk of Business Staff 33 Triangle Queen Attendant 2: Homecoming Queen Attendant 33 Paper Drive 2, 3: Scrap Drive l. 2. 044 Donald O. Best COttol-100W Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Hi-Y Soft- ball Champs 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 All High Band 15 Band Variety Show 1, 2, 3: Marching .Along 15 Latin Club 1, 25 District and State Band Contest 15 VVinter Festival5 Chemistry Club Z, 35 Commando Training 35 Room President 25 Room Business Mgr. 15 Senior Entertaining Committee5 lntramural Basketball Champs 1, 25 Concert Band 1, 2. 35 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 2, 3. Ossilee Bishop-Girl Reserves 2, 35 Secretary of Class 1, 2. Maxine Allen CMaxj-Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 35 Cafeteria Monitor 15 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 2, 35 Refreshment Committee for Senior Prom. Charles Eric Blesch CCharliej- IOOIZ7 Club5 Hi-Y 1, 25 Commando Training 35 Hall Monitor lg Foot- ball Monitor 35 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 1, 2. Gordon Armbrust CArmyJ- Stage Crew 1, 25 Hi-Y 2, 35 West VVings 15 Triangle Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Commando Training 35 Occident Staff 35 Busi- ness Manager l, 25 Hall Monitor 2, 35 Treasurer of Triangle Club 25 Manager of Stage Crew 35 Paper Drive 1, 25 Scrap Drive 15 Duties of Stage Crew: Variety Show 2, 3: Business Men's Show 35 Dance Revue Show 35 Marching Along 25 Erolics of Gay Nineties 25 Death Takes a Holiday 25 Youth Takes Over 3: Refreshment Committee for Senior Prom 35 Ghost Train5 Advertising Committee for Senior Skating Party 35 Refreshment Committee for Senior Prom. Martha Jane Baird fhlartyl-Girl Reserves 2, 35 Scrap Drive 25 Paper Drive 2, 3. Byron Earl Baker CBy6-100W Club 1. 2. 3: Hi-Y Bowling 2. 35 Mixed League Bowling 2. 3: 'Bowl- ing CBoysD 15 Commando Train- ing 35 Debate Club 25 Band 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 1: Scholarship Test 1: Refreshment Committee Sr. Mixer: Chemistry Club 25 W'l Association 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Cross Country 1. 25 Scrap Drive 1: Paper Drive 1, 25 lntramural Basketball 15 Concert Hand 1, 2, 3. janie M. Aitken tJaniej-Stu- dent Council 15 L Society5 Pho- toplay Club 1. 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2. 35 Thespians 1, 2, 35 'Basket- ball 2: Bowling 15 Hall Monitor 25 Occident Staff 25 Room Civic Chairman 2: Room President 15 Triangle Queen Attendant 35 Sen- ior Play Usher 35 Entertainment Committee for Senior Skating Party 35 Senior Class Play Pro- gram Committee 25 Sales Tax 25 Paper Drive 2, 35 Scrap Drive 1. Denmark Allemang fDennyD- West WVings 15 Triangle Club 1, 2. 35 Commando Training 35 Cafeteria 1, 2, 3: Senior Advertising Com- mittee for Skating Party 35 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 2, 35 Intra- mural Basketball 2. Wanda Vivian Bishop CVD- LH Society 2, 35 Treasurer 2, 35 10006 Club 2, 35 Office Monitor 35 De- bate Club 1, 2, 35 Secretary-Treasf urer 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thes- pians 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Sec- retary 35 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Rotary Luncheon 3: Frolics of Gay Nine- ties, Costume Committeegi Sales Tax Checker 15 Book Exchange 25 Study Monitor 2, 35 Graduation Usher 25 Served at Senior Mixer Z: Debate Team 25 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 2. 3. Barbara L. Allison CBarbD- Office Monitor: Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thespians 35 Library Councilors 1, 2, 35 Sec- retary of Library Councilors 35 Room officer 25 Cafeteria 25 Frolics of Gay Nineties 25 Refreshment Committee for Senior Prom 35 Scrap Drive 1: Paper Drive 2. 3. Patricia Ann Bohanan CPatD- G. Reserves 1. 2, 35 Thespians 35 Library Councilors 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 15 G. A. A. 2. 35 Bowling 15 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, Continued on page 93 Shirley Ann Borland tLeej- L Society 2, 35 Photoplay Club 1, 25 Girl Reserves Z, 35 Thespians 2, 35 Hall Monitor 25 Occident Staff 2, 35 Annual Staff 35 Occident 'Busi- Continued on page 93 Vivian M. Brintlinger-Office Monitor 25 Photoplay Club 25 Bowling 15 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Room Welfare Chairman 15 Tri- angle Queen Attendant l, 25 Senior Class Entertainment Committee for Senior Skating Party 35 Paper Drive 2, 35 Scrap Drive 1. Joseph Caligiuri Clrishj-West Wings 1, 23 Spanish Club 1. 23 Triangle Club 1, 2, 33 Football 3g Wrestling 1, 2, 33 Commando Training 33 Gym Monitor Z3 Room Welfare Chairman 1, Z3 Paper Drive 1, 2, 33 Scrap Drive 1: Track 33 Scholarship Test 33 Intramural Basketball 13 Ticket Committee for Senior Skating Party 33 Refresh- ment Committee for Senior Prom. Lillie Sue Caver CLilliel-Paper Drive 1, 2, 33 Scrap Drive 1. Lucille Irene Carter fLucyD- Girl Reserves 1, 23 Thespians 1. 33 Gay Nineties Costume Committee 23 Senior Play Usherette 3: Re- freshment Committee for Senior PYOIHQ Papere Drive 2. 3: Scrap Drive 1. Stanley D. Carter CStanj-Hi-Y 2, 33 French Club 23 Latin Club 1: Commando Training 33 Choir 1, 2, 33 Frolics of The Gay Nineties 2: Marching Along 23 Spring Festival 1, 2, 33 Paper Drive 2, 33 Scrap Drive 1. Gondoliers. Doris Leeanna Evans fDorisl- Office Monitor 33 L Society 23 Debate Club 13 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 Thespians 2, 33 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Study Hall Monitor 23 Room Business Manager 1, 23 Sales Tax Checker 13 Costume Committee for Frolics of Gay Nineties Z3 Served at Senior Mixer 23 Served at Foot- ball Banquet 33 Membership Com- mittee for Thespians 23 Cafeteria 1, 2, 33 Entertainment Committee for Senior Prom3 Scrap Drive 13 Paper Drive 2, 33 National Honor Society. Ann M. Faunce CAnnJ-Student Council 33 L Society 23 Office Monitor 33 Photoplay Club 23 Girl Reserves 2, 33 Hall Monitor 23 Marching Along 23 Frolics of The Gay Nineties 33 Ensemble 33 Glee Continued on page 93 William H. Davis CBillj-Hi-Y Z, 33 Latin Club 13 Chemistry Club 23 Hall Monitor 13 Study Hall Monitor 13 Room President 13 Room Secretary 23 Room Wlelfare Chairman 23 Student Council 13 Annual Staff 33 Occident Staff 33 Hi-Y Softball City Champs 33 Continued on page 93 Phyllis Elene Converse fPhylJ- Photoplay Club lj Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 Entertainment Committee for Senior Mixer3 Scrap Drive 13 Paper Drive 2, 3. A. Frederick Findeis CMatereb- L Society 2, 33 Photoplay Club 23 Library Councilor 13 Latin Club 13 Chemistry Club 13 Football 3: Commando Training 33 Occident Staff 33 Annual Staff 33 Paper Drive 1, 23 Scrap Drive 23 Presi- dent of National Honor 33 Hall Monitor Z3 I-Ii-Y Basketball Z, 33 Hi-Y City Champs Softball 3: Track 33 Hi-Y 2, 33 Study Hall Monitor Z3 Scholarship Tests 2, 3: National Honor Society 33 Hi-Y City Day 33 Intramural Basketball Champs Z3 Refreshment Committee for Senior Mixer 33 W Associa- tion 3. Loren Albert Detamore CLorenJ -'Student Council 33 Commando Training 33 Latin Club 13 Chem- istry Club Z, 33 Cafeteria 33 Scho- larship Tests 23 Decorating Com- mittee for Senior Mixer 33 Scrap Drive 1: Paper Drive 2, 3. Jessie Corbin Cjessj-Girl Re- serves l, 2, 33 Latin Club 13 Hall Monitor 2: Study Monitor 33 Paper Drive Z, 33 Scrap Drive 1. Franklin E. Deyo Clirankj- L Society3 Hi-Y3 W Association 23 Vice-President W ' Association 33 Football 1, 33 Wrestling 23 Track 2, 33 commando Training 33 Cross Country 23 Chemistry Club 23 Business Manager 13 Scrap Drive 13 Paper Drive 2, 33 Ticket Com- mittee for Senior Skating Party. Si H. Coe CSU-Commando Training 33 Civic Chairman 1, Z: Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Scrap Drive 13 Paper Drive 2, 33 Span- ish Club 23 Decorating Committee for Senior Mixer. Nellie M. Canada CBridget5- 10092 Club 13 Spanish Club 13 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 Room Secre- tary 2, 33 Entertainment Commit- tee for Senior Prom 33 Paper Drive Z. 3: Scrap Drive 1. Mary Beth Frasure QBessiej- Spanish Club 35 Photoplay Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, Z, 35 G. A. A. 2, 35 Baseball, 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1. 2, 35 Senior Championship Team in Basketball 35 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Senior Volleyball Championshipg Volleyball Team 35 Championship Bowling Team 35 Room Business Manager 2, 35 En- tertainment Committee for Senior Skating Party 35 Basketball Tour- nament 1, 25 G. A. A, Letter Com- mittee 35 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 2, 3. Lois Joan Jessup Uoj-G. A. A. Z, 35 G. A. A. Vice President 25 G. A. A. Secretary 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 'Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Bowling 35 Basketball Tournament 25 Senior Basketball Champions 35 Volleyball Tourna- ment 25 Occident Spring Hop, Decorating Committee 35 Conces- sions for Occident Spring Hop 35 Hall Monitor 15 Office Monitor 35 Gym Office Monitor Z, 35'Thes- pians 2, 35 Sound Effects for Senior Class Play 35 Annual Business Staff 25 Business Advertising Cash- ier 35 Occident Business Staff 35 Publicity Committee for Senior Skating Party 35 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 2, 3. Philip F. Fulton QPhilJ-Student Council 15 Chemistry Club 25 Rm. Secretary 25 Hi-Y 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Hi-Y Basketball 35 Baseball 2, 35 Baseball Captain 35 Scrap Drive 25 Paper Drive 2, 35 Annual Staff 35 Baseball All-High 35 Study Hall Monitor 35 Occident Staff 2, Continued on page 93 Donna Marie Hill fDonnaD-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 2, 3. Ruth E. Haines CFritzieJ-Stu- dent Council 25 Spanish Club 1, Z5 Photoplay Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 'Bowling 2, 35 Champion Bowling Team Z5 Room Business Continued on page 93 Gerald J. Jewell fjerryj-Hi-Y 2, 35 West Wings Z5 Photoplay Club 25 Thespians 2, 35 Football Manager 25 Commando Training 3: Occident Staff 35 Occident Busi- ness Staff 35 Recorder for Annual Continued on page 93 Elizabeth Anne Leach CLizzyD- Latin Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Library Councilors 1, Z, 35 Room Secretary 15 Welfare Chairman I5 Bowling 15 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Hall Monitor 1, 25 Cafeteria 1, 2, 35 Paper Drive 2. 3: Scrap Drive 2. ie-at it Virginia Rose Frew' tGinnyj- 100W Club 15 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Secretary of Room 2, 3: Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 2. 3, Charles Lewis Groomes CCliar- liej-Student Council 35 Room President 35 Business Annual Staff 35 Commando Training 35 Occident Dance Com1nittee5 Advertising Manager 35 Auditor 35 Business Occident Staff 35 Occident Staff 32 Financial Dance Committee 35 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Paper Drive 2, 3. Ione Koons QD-10096 Club 35 Hall Monitor 25 Photoplay Club 1, 25 Occident Business Staff 35 An- nual Business Staff 35 Circulation Manager of Occident 35 Hilltop Record Drive 35 Senior Class Play Usher 35 Occident Dance for Dec- orating Committee 35 Occident Dance Check Room Committee 35 Chairman of Decorating Commit- tee for Senior Dance 35 Paper Drive 2, 35 Scrap Drive 2, 3. Marilyn Ann Kitchen CScipJ- 10005 Club 1, 25 Student Council 15 Spanish Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, Z, 35 Latin Club 15 G. A. A. Z, 35 Monitor 15 Study Hall Monitor 35 Volleyball Tournament 35 'Baseball Champions 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Decoration Committee for Senior Mixer 35 Advisory Board for G. A. A. 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, Z, 35 Room President 35 Room Secretary 35 Playday at Ohio State 35 Decorating Committee for Sen- ior Mixer 35 Scrap Drive Z, 35 Paper Drive 2. Barbara Ellen Knox QBarbD- Student Council 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Photoplay Club 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1 2, 35 Room President 35 Entertainment Committee 35 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 2. Rhea Marie Halliday QRheaj- L Society 2, 35 Secretary 35 Of- iice Monitor 2, 35 Spanish Club 1. 2, 3: Arrangement for Spanish French Club Party 35 Debate Team 2, 35 Debate Club 1, Z, 35 Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 35 Rotary Luncheon 35 Continued on page 93 Norma Jean Jaynes QNormaj- Girl Reserves l, 2, 35 Attendance Monitor 35 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 1. Z. 3. Robert S. Mack qBobl-Basket- ball 1, 25 Photoplay Club Z: Occi- dent Staff 35 Hi-Y Z, 35 Latin Club 15 Chemistry Club 25 Cafeteria Cashier 1, 2, 35 Commando Train- ing 35 Study Monitor 1, 35 Hi-Y Basketball 2, 35 All Hi-Y Basket- ball 35 Scrap Drive 25 Room Busi- ness Manager 2, 35 Hall Monitor 1, 25 Senior Advertising Chairman 35 Senior Annual Staff 35 Intra- mural Basketball Champs 35 All Commando 35 Paper Drive 2. Harriet Carolyn McAllister CMacj-Student Council 2, 35 100W Club 1, 25 L Society 2, 35 Span- ish Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Latin Club l5 'Bowling 1, 25 Room Secretary 2, 35 Room VVelfare Chairman 35 Baccalaureate Service 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Marching Along 25 Study Monitor 2, 35 Decorating Committee Chairman 35 Spanish- French Club Party 35 Sales Tax 2, 35 Rotary Luncheon 35 Decorating Committee for Senior Prom 35 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 25 January Class Speaker. Lowell Dwayne Proper CLarryD -Hi-Y 35 10092: Club 15 Spanish Club 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 35 Commando Training 35 Occident 35 Art 1, 35 Dance Band 2, 35 Study Monitor 1, 25 Bowling 25 Cafeteria 1, 25 Band Variety Show 25 Red Hot 8z Blue5 March- ing Along: Say It With Music5 Gay Nineties5 All High Band5 Paper Drive 2, 35 Scrap Drive 1, 2' Journalism. r Lillian Ruth Overmyer fBegayD -Student Council 25 L Society Z, 35 Debate Club 15 Photoplay Club 1, 25 Thespians 2, 35 Library Coun- cilors 1, 2, 35 Civic Chairman 35 Continued on page 93 Robert Lee Ries CBobD-West Wings 35 Thespians 1, 2, 35 Vice President 35 Commando Training 35 Senior Class Entertainment Committee5 Scrap Drive Z. 35 Paper Drive 1, 25 Hall Monitor 35 Continued on page 93 George Harold McMillen CDuffj -Student Council 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Hi-Y Basketball 35 Commando 35 100'Zn Club 35 Occident Staff 35 Room Business Manager 15 Room Secretary Z5 Football 35 Intra- mural Basketball Champs 1, 25 Decorating Committee for Senior Mixer 35 Decorating Committee for Senior Prom 35 Scrap Drive 25 Paper Drive 3. Harold Joseph Peters Ljoej- Spanish Club 25 Commando Train- ing 35 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Paper Drive 2, 3. A Edgar H. Moore QEdJ-Football Z, 35 Commando Training5 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Sergeant of Arms 35 Photo- play Club 2. 35 Latin Club 15 W ASS0Ciati0n 2, 3: Chemistry Club 23 Cafeteria 1. Z: Senior Refresh- ment Committeeg Intramural fBas- ketball 2: Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive l. Z5 Volleyball Champs Z5 Ticket Committee Senior Skating Party. Robert T. Patridge CRobertD- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 35 Latin Club 1: Commando Training 35 Hi-Y City Champs Softball 35 Room Secretary 2, 35 100 Mile Club 35 Cafeteria 15 Hall Monitor 1, Z5 Intramural Basketball Champs 1, 25 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Study Hall Monitor 1. 25 Entertainment Com- mittee for Senior Mixer 35 Enter- tainment Committee for Senior Prom 35 Decorating Committee for Senior Prom 3: Paper Drive 2, 3. Betty Lou Massie CBettyj- Spanish Club 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Bowling 15 Room Offlcer 15 Scrap Drive 2. 3: Paper Drive 3. Robert W. Miles CBobJ-Foot- ball 1, 2. 35 Track 2, 35 Commando Training 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 WU Association 35 Adver- tisement Committee for Senior Skating Party 35 Paper Drive 2, 35 Scrap Drive 2. Jane McDaniel Richardson QPookeyD-100W Club 1, 2, 35 Gym Office Monitor 35 Photoplay Club 35 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Latin Club 25 G. A. A, Z, 35 Bowling 2, 35 Champion Bowling Team 35 Busi- ness Manager Z5 Graduation Usher 25 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 3. Phyllis McComb fPhi1j-Annual Business Staff 35 Occident Dance Committee 25 Business Manager for Occident 35 Senior Class Play Usher 35 Occident Dance Deco- rating Committee 35 Hilltop Record Drive 35 Girl Reserves 35 Occident Business Staff 35 Refreshment Committee for Senior Prom 35 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 2. james Willia 1 mington CLouj -Basketball 5' ' All City 2' '-Y 2' 33 Se , 1 at Arms 2' City Hi-Ps 1 hamps 2- Spanish Club , ' F e President -1 in Cl 1 W Association e in ay Club 2 100W Club itertamment Chairman Continued on page 93 l-11 r , . 9 1 , . ' 3, 33 .. 4: li 31 ' ' l Basketball Champs 1, a i 5 ' ' Francis W. Sapp QBillJ-Student Council 25 100921 Club 25 Thespians 1, 2, 35 HW Association 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 25 Com- mando Training5 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 25 Room President 15 Swimming Team 2, 35 Wrestling 15 Ticket Committee Senior Skating Party. Richard E. Taylor fDickJ-Span- ish Club 15 Track 1, 25 Study Hall Monitor 15 Gym Monitor 25 Cross Country 35 Commando Training 35 Scrap Drive 25 100 Mile Club 25 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 3. Barbara Jayne Schaible Uayj- Photoplay Club 25 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Football Banquet5 Cafeteria Help 2, 35 Bowling 15 Chemistry Club 25 Library Councilors 2. Eugene C. Schweitzer CGenej- Hall Monitor 25-Spanish Club 1, 25 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Paper Drive 1, 25 Photoplay Club 25 Study Hall Monitor 25 Commando. Mary Ellen Snyder CSnydJ- L Society 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 35 Photoplay Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 15 Thespians 2, 35 Hall Monitor 25 Occident Staff 25 Room Business Manager 15 Room Civic Chairman 25 Room Secretary 1, 25 Makeup Committee, Frolics Gay Nineties 25 Makeup Committee Ghost Train 35 Triangle Club Queen's Attendant 35 Study Monitor 35 Decorating Committee Senior Mixer5 National Honor Society 35 Paper Drive 2, 35 Scrap Drive 15 Makeup Committee Gondoliers 3. Patricia Alice Saint CPat5-Plio- toplay Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thespians 1, 2, 35 Hall Moni- tor5 Occident Staff 35 Annual Staff 35 Cashier 2, 35 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 1, 25 Hilltop Record Drive5 Sound Effects Senior Class Play 25 Decorating Committee Senior Mixer5 Decorating Commit- tee Occident Spring Hop 2. David E. Tingley fDaveD-Latin Club 25 Photoplay Club 2, 35 Vice President Photoplay Club 35 Chem- istry Club 25 Thespians 1, 25 Sports Editor Annual 35 Occident Stat? 35 Occident Writer 35 Hi-Y 25 Football 25 Golf 25 Intramural Basketball 15 Intramural Volley- ball 15 Champions 25 Hi-Y City Champs Softball 25 Study Hall Monitor 1, 2, 35 Cafeteria 25 Com- mando Training 35 Scrap Drive 25 Paper Drive 1, 25 Senior Mixer Re- freshment Committee 3. Dona Helen Somers CDonaJ- Student Council 1, 25 1000721 Club 35 L Society 35 Vice President Spanish Club 25 Secretary Spanish ,lub 2, 35 Photoplay Club 2, 35 Thespians 2, 35 G. A. A. 2, 35 Room Secretary 35 Senior Representative for G. A. A. 35 Playday 35 Base- ball Intramural Champs 35 Base- ball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 35 Basketball Senior Champs 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Sound Effects for Ghost Train 35 Gym Office Monitor 35 Typist for Girl Re- serves 35 Checker in Study Hall 35 Business Manager 35 Bowling 25 Champions 35 Entertainment Com- mittee for Senior Class 35 Scrap Drive 25 35 Paper Drive 2, 3. Barbara Ann Slaughter CBarbj- Glee Club 15 Girls' Ensemble 1, 25 Marching Along 15 Gay Nineties 25 Blue Triangle Girl Reserves 15 Room Civic Chairman 25 State Essay Contest 35 Representative Youth Conference 25 Baseball 15 Volleyball 15 Girls' Basketball Tournament 15 Hall Monitor 1, 25 Cafeteria Help 15 Reserve Cheer- leader 25 Study Monitor 1, 25 Scho- larship Contest 25 Class Room Sec- retaries 1, 2. Frances Marie Tannehill CFranj - L Societyg Office Monitor 3: Thespians 25 Study Hall Monitor 35 National Honor Society 35 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 3. Jeanne M. Swinehart fSwinneyJ -Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Winter Festival 25 Marching Along 25 Red-Hot-Blue 15 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball 25 Bowling 1, 25 Senior Entertainment Committee for Senior Mixer 35 Scrap Drive 25 Paper Drive 3. June M. Strahm Cjunel-Girl Reserves 15 2, 35 Bowling 15 Hall Monitor 15 Scrap Drive 35 Paper Drive 2. Roy Neil Torr-French Club 1, 2, 35 Study Monitor 2, 35 Hall Monitor 1, 25 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Paper Drive 2, 35 Intramural Bas- ketball l, 25 Intramural Volleyball 25 Bowling 15 Finished last semes- ter of work at Lackwood High School, Lakewood, Ohio5 Swim- ming 3. Joann Louise Smith UoJ-Pho- toplay Club5 L Society 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 G. A. A. 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Room Welfare Continued on page 93 Phyllis Ann Weber QPhylj- Girl Reserves 1, 23 Occident Staff 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, Red Hot, Blue lg Variety Shows 1, 3, Room Civic Chairman 1, Frolics of Gay Nineties 35 Marching Along 23 Girls Ensemble 1, Zg Paper Drive 2, 35 Scrap Drive 33 Chairman of the Advertising Committee for Senior Skating Party. Myron E. Vfiggins CVViggicj- L Society, Commando Training 35 Hall Monitor 3, Assistant Edi- tor Occident 3: Study Monitor 35 Doorman of Football Games Z, 3: Spanish Club 1, Scrap Drive 23 Refreshment Committee for Senior Mixer, Scrap Drive 35 Paper Drive 3. RECEIVED DIPLOMAS Beatrice Wallingford t'BeatyD- Girl Reserves 1, 23 Occident Staff Z. 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Red, Hot. Blue 13 Variety Shows 1, 35 Room Civic Chairman 13 Frolics of Gay Nineties 3: Marching Along 2: Girls' Ensemble 1, 23 Paper Drive Z. 33 Scrap Drive 33 Chairman of the Advertising Committee for Senior Skating Party. Elizabeth jean Wetzler Cjeaiib- Oliice Monitor 2, Spanish Club Z: Girl Reserves 1g Latin Club 1: Cafeteria Cashier 1. 2, 33 Study Hall Monitor Z: B2lSkCtb21ll li Volleyball li Equipment Girl 1, Z3 General Music 1: Paper Drive 2, 3, Scrap Drive 1: Refreshment Com- mittee for Senior Mixer 3. Ida Belle Collins Qldab-Girl Re- Mary Laurel Ruffner serves 3: Scrap Drive li Paper Drwe 2' 3' jane Shawd Wanda Marie Daniels CWanda1 , , -wow ciub 2. 39 Girl Reserves 1, D1??f'ifhf, Lug? lf Ze'5Cf 1' Z, 3g Civic Chairman 33 Senior nie ' apex' rue ' Class Entertainment for Promg Scrap Drive lg Paper Drive 2, 3. Owen C. Wysong IN SERVICE Clifford Betts Robert E. Curry Samuel F. Gibson Louis G. Gross Edward Leo Marrah George W. Patterson Willis Floyd Pfaltzgraf Robert Lincoln Roese Louis Theodore Sonner James L. Wiler Howard Andrew Wyatt Sa ZH!!! By Halsey The day is January Z3, 1946, commencement day at Wfest High School. This starts our life and what we make of it. Remembering our vow that we would meet ten years later in reunion, the class goes out into the world. Ten years pass quickly and cafeteria as if it were any other class meeting. The crowd is coming now. tionally known Cinder-men, and One by one, they gather, to order by president Bob Cassell, here it is-1956. Our place of meeting is to be the There's Frank Deyo and Willis Pfaltzgraf, interna- jim Remington, professional basketball star. greet. meet, and reminisce. The meeting is called to while Janet Smith is taking notes just as was done ten years prior. We can't help but notice the old familiar groups. Seated at one table is Barbara Allison, Vivian Bishop, Pat Bohanan, Shirley Borland, jane McDanie1s, Mary Beth Frasure, Joan Jessup and Marilyn Kitchen, reliving some of their many joyous hours at West. ...1g.. The silence is broken by v.-president Jim Heyl welcoming everyone and Connie Galle still figuring who did and who didn't pay his class dues. Mac McMillen and Bob Miles seem to be enjoying themselves. They are prob- ably talking about Mr. Washburn's P. O. D. class and remenibering Frances Tanne- hill's laugh at the many humorous things that came up. Remem.ber how silent Pat Saint and Phil Fulton used to be? Fred Findeis still claiming no one understood him: good ole Fredg Byron Baker arguing about gambling with the mayor. Vivian Brit- linger pointing out the liner things of the Navy: and. of course, Doris Evans and Phyllis Converse agree completely. Remember the gang that used to gather at Ed Moore's locker? lt was Ed's magnetic personality, plus Bob Mack's locker full of good things to eat that were the attractions. David Tingley and Roy Torr putting their master minds together to invent :1 new atomic bomb . . . This one is designed to turn out tardy permits to lit every need. And Francis Sapp giving everyone that Pepsodent smile. 'Tis time to bring the meeting to a close and we must part again and go on with our separate lives-never to forget our memorable days at VVest. ' as cemeni WEST HIGH SCHOOL Wednesday, january 23, 1946 Ten A. M. P R O G R A M IRVIN F. YOUNG, Presiding Prelude Coronation March from t'The Prophet ..... ........ M eyerbeel' Processional God of Our Fathers ............................,................. ....... W a1'I'61L THE GRADUATING CLASS Star Spangled Banner .......................................................... ....................... I fey fAudience and Senior Class, Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag ............................ Led by Robert Patridge tClass and Audiencej Invocation ............. ,.....................................,............... R ev. J. B. Shellhaas Glenwood Methodist Church Chorus Shout Aloud in Triumph ................................................................ Manney THE GRADUATING CLASS The Heritage We Defend .............................................. Carolyn McAllister Troubled Times Create Challenging Opportunities .......... Robert Cassell Chorus O Lord Most Holy .............,........................................ ........ R unkel THE GRADUATING CLAss Presentation of Class to President of the Board of Education ..............,...........,..,.......... Superintendent Roudebush Presentation of Diplomas ...... ....,.....,......................... J oseph W. Ray President, Board of Education Alma Mater.. ........,.......................................................... Alice Shoenbergier, '25 fAudience and Senior Classj Benediction ....... .................................................................... R ev. A. J. Wold Hoge Memorial Presbyterian Church Recessional ' America the Beautiful ............................................. ...... ........ W a rd DIRECTORS OF MUSIC Edith White ......... .................................................,......... ........ C h orus H. L. Germain ....... ...... O rchestra -19- fs , Z, fell P . 'Wu m, Z' , MHZ Seniafz gfficmfi paedicfenl Marion W. Watkins -Scholar ship Tests 35 Senior Class Presi- clent5 L Society 2, 35 Student Council 25 Homecoming Emcee 35 Senior Mixer Usher 25 Commence- ment Usher 2, 35 Bond Auction 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Debate Club 15 City Student Congress 15 Latin Club 1, 2. 35 Vice-President 25 Photoplay Club 1, 2, 35 Chemistry Club 25 Basketball 25 Cheerleader 1, 25 35 Study Monitor 2, 35 Hi-Y Ser- geant-at-Arms 35 Hi-Y Basketball 3: Commando 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Band Variety5 Phys- ics Scholarship 35 National Honorg Sr. Class Play. .S Kathryn Adams-Student Coun- cil 1, 25 Student Council Clubs Committee Chairman5 L, Society 2, 35 Oflice Monitor 1, 25 Photo- play Club 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thespians 1, 25 Latin Club 35 G. A. A. 2, 3: Study Monitor 35 Bowling Team 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 'Baseball 1, 2, 3g Sophomore Basketball Teamg Sect. of Senior Classg Sect. of Photoplay Club 35 Homecoming Queen' 35 Scrap Driveg Wardrobe Committee of Gay Ninetiesg G. A. A. Dance Committee 35 Individual Sports 2, 35 Bond Auction 35 Paper Driveg Plane Geom. Scholarship Award5 National Honor. 7Jzce-flaaaalemf Howard Lee Young CSonnyj- L Society 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Span- ish Club 1, 2, 35 President of Span- ish Club 15 Chemistry Club 25 W Association 2, 35 Wrestling 25 Track 1, 2, 35 Sr. Class Vice Presi- clent5 Prom Usher Z5 Room Secre- tary 1, 2, 35 Commencement Usher5 Baccalaureate Usher, Homecoming Escort5 Gym Show 15 Victory Bond Auction 35 Cafeteria 1, 2, 35 Study Hall Monitor5 Hi-Y Basket- ball 35 Scrap Dirve5 Paper Drive5 Physics Scholarship 35 National Honorg 'Sr. Class Play. '7aea4wzea Gladys Lee Ison CKentuckD- Student Council 1, 2, 35 Student Council Sect. 25 Student Council Treasurer 35 L Society 2, 35 Of- Continued on page 95 Ruby Albertini CRegiej-Photo- play Club 1, Z, 3, Girl Reserves 1, Z, 3, Thespians 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Occident Staff 3, Annual Staff 3, Room Officer 1, 2, Senior Class Decorating Commit- tee, Study Monitor 2, 3, Gay Nine- ties Wardrobe Committee Z, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball Class Team 2, Paper Drive, Scrap Drive, Posture Contest 3, Individual Sports 1, 2, 3, Gym Office Monitor Z, 3, G. R.-Hi-Y Dance 2, Girl Re- serve Initiation Z, Playday 1, Tri- angle Queen Candidate, Musical Director Sr. Class Play, Girls' Championship 'Basketball Team. William Amrine-100W Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Scrap Drive, Paper Drive, Commando 3, Study Monitor 1, 2, 3, Thespians 1. Olga Ashleman-1000Z, Club, French Club, Photoplay Club, Girl Reserves, Scrap Drive, Paper Drive, Occident Staff 3. Dorothy Anderson CDottiJ- Girl Reserves 1, 3, Scrap Drive, Paper Drive, Cupid's Carnival 3' Thespians 2, Office Monitor 1, 2 3: Occident Stat? 3, Annual Staff 3. v y Richard Ault-Commando 3, Thespians, Hilltop Record Drive, Frolics of Gay Nineties, Hall Mon- itor: Scrap Drive, Paper Drive, Hilltop Business Mens Halloween Party. Lornalee Brandt QLornaj-Pho- toplay Club 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, 3: Thespians l, 2, 3, Girl Reserves Z, 3, Basketball 1, 3, Room WVel- fare Chairman 1, 2, Cafeteria Z: Study Monitor 3, Volleyball 3, Baseball 2, 3, Scrap Drive, Paper Drive, Secretary of French Club 2, Girl Reserve Cabinet Member 3, Girl Reserve Dance, Sr. Class Play, P. O. D. Scholarship 3. Mary Bailey-100W Club 2, Of- fice Monitor 3, Spanish Club Z, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Study Moni- tor 1, 2, Scrap Drive, Paper Drive. Carolyn Bancroft- L Society Z, 100W Club 2: Girl Reserves 3: Girl's Octette 3, Senior Finance Committee 3, Occident Editorial Staff 3, Chairman Gondoliers Pub- licity Committee 3, Gondoliers Chorus 3, Gay Nineties Chorus 2: Band Variety Ushrette 3, Study Monitor 2, 3, Scholarship Test Z, Glee Club 2, 3, Scrap Drive, Paper Drive, English Scholarship 3, Xa- tional Honor. Ruth Beckwith-Orchestra 1. 2. 3, Sect. and Treas. of Orchestra 2. 3, Choir 3, Glee Club Accompanist Z, 3, Glee Club 1, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Room Welfare Chairman 2, Room Secre- tary l: Marching Along 1, Band Variety Shows 1, 2, 3, Gay Nine- ties Review 2, Gondoliers 3, G. A. A., Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Kickball 2, Basket- ball Tournament 1, P. T. A. Spring Festival l: P. O. D. Scholarship. Robert Bowyer CBohJ -West Wfings 1: Track 3. Patricia Ann Boyle QPatJ-Latin Club 1: L Society 2, 3, Office Monitor l, 2, 'Photoplay Club 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Cabinet Member 2, Program Chairman Z, Thespians 1, 2, 3, Business Man- ager 1, Treasurer 2, Paper Drive, Scrap Drive, Football Concessions 2, 3, Occident Staff 2, Annual Stat? 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Basketball Tournament 1, 2, Capt. of Jr. Team 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, Study Monitor l, 2, Homecoming Queen Attendant 3: Sr. Social Committee 3, Gym Monitor 3, Chairman Sr. Class Play Publicity Com. Doris Bracke ' serves 1, Richard Owen Boyd CDickj- Hi-Y 2, Commando 3, Football Monitor, 100W Club 1, Scrap Drive: Paper Drive. Frances Baker-Photoplay Club 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Thespians 2, Bowling Z. jane Britten-Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive. Charline Cassell-Girl Reserves 1, 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive. Jack Gilbert Buckingham Qleiuckj -Football 1, 2, 35 Honorable Men- tion 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Honor- able Mention 1, 25 Baseball 1, Z. 3: Honorable Mention 25 Student Council Treasurer 35 100W Club 1, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Photoplay Club 35 W Association 1, 2, 35 Sect. of WU Association 35 Swimming 15 Room Secretary 35 Scrap Drive: Paper Drive5 Commencement Usher5 Sr. Class Decorating Com- 1nittee5 Homecoming Escortg Boys State 25 Gym Locker Monitorg Chairman of Student Council Dec- orating Committee5 Editor of Bas- ketball Programsg Hi-Y Athletic Committee5 Hi-Y Initiation Com- mittee 35 Basketball Capt. 35 Sec- ond Team All-High 3: Physics Scholarsihp 3. Norma Carter-Office Monitor 1, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 35 Cupids Cut- est Couple 35 Library Councilors 1, 25 Room Business Manager 2, 35 Annual Staff 35 Occident Staff 31 Study Monitor 2, 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Room Secretary 15 Refreshment Committee for '44 Sr. Prom5 Readers, Digest Distribu- tion5 Ticket Sa1esman5 Football Concessions 25 P. O. D. Scholar- ship 3. Glenn Clark-Baseball Manager 15 Commando 15 Hall Monitor 15 Occident Staff 25 Scrap Drive 25 Paper Drive 35 P. O. D. Scholar- ship 35 Sr. Class Play. Marvin R. Byrnm-Spanish Club: W'l Association5 Track Z, 35 Cross Country 35 Scrap Drive: Paper Drive5 Hi-Y Club. Marjorie June Calentine CMargie5 -Bowling 15 Bowling Champion Team 15 Girl Reserves 1. 2, 3: Cabinet 35 Library Counselors l: Thespians 1, Z5 Annual Editor 3: Occident Staff 35 Study Monitor Z: Scholarship Tests 15 G. R.-Hi-Y Dance Chairman 35 Occident Skat- ing Party Committee 3: Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 1, 2. 35 llill- top' Business Manys Halloween Play. Richard' K. Cave CDickJ- Hi-Y Z, 3: Hi-Y Chaplain 35 Debate Club 15 Latin Club 1, Z, 35 Hi-Y Bowl- ing 35 Finance Committee Senior Class5 Hall Monitor 15 Room Busi- ness Manager 35 Glee Club 25 Commando 35 Welfare Chairman 25 Paper Drive Z, 35 Gym Monitor 35 Book Exchange Monitor 1. 25 Scrap Drive5 Sr. Class Play. Robert Brown-Commando 35 Occident Skating Party 35 Busi- ness Manager 35 Occident Busi- ness Staff 35 Annual Business Staff 35 Beautification Program5 Gondo- liers Usher5 Cafeteria 1, 2, 35 Can- vas Crew5 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive: Business Manager of Occi- dent5 Usher of Sr. Class Play 2. 3. Alyce Buzzard CBuzzD-Office Monitor 15 Spanish Club 25 Thes- pians 1, 2, 35 Photoplay Club 25 Girl Reserves 15 2, 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Gym Office Monitor 25 Study Monitor 1, 25 Refresment Committee Sr. Class5 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball Champions 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Speed iBall5 Concessions 35 Prompter--Gay Nineties5 Indivi- dual Sports5 Sr. Class Play. Eugene Clark CGenej-Thes- pians 1, 2. 35 Connnando 35 Hall Monitor 1, 25 Occident Business Stall 35 Annual Business Staff 35 Canvas Crew 35 Study Monitor 15 Room Secretary 15 Paper Drive-5 1, 2. 35 Scrap Drive 1, Z5 Occident Skating Committee 35 Thespians Entertainment Committee 35 Sr. Class Play Costume Com. Janice Busch Uanj-Photoplay Club Z, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Room Secretary Z5 Decorating Connnit- tee for G. R. Banquet Z. Martha jane Coil CMardeej- Photoplay Club 35 Cafeteria 1. 2: Hall Monitor 15 Girl Reserves 1, Z, 35 Occident Staff 35 Room Sec- retary 1, 25 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive. Dale Cox CTinyj-100W Club 35 French Club 35 Room Secretary 35 Occident Business Staff 35 Animal Business Staff 35 Annual Advertis- ing Manager 35 Occident Advertis- ing Staff 35 Commando 35 Com- mando Monitor 35 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Usher of Sen- ior Class Play5 Sr. Class Play. Robert Creager CBobbyj-Hi-Y 2, 3: Photoplay Club 1: 2: Thes- pians 1: Latin Club 1: Scrap Drive: Paper Drive: Commando 3: Beauti- fication Project: Publicity Commit- tee Chairman of Hi-Y 3. Mary Ann DeMatteo CAnnD- Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Library Councilors 1, 2: Latin Club 3: Scholarship Test 1: Jr. High Gflice Monitor 1: Scrap Drive: Study Monitor 2, 3: Sales Tax Reports 3: Sr. Banquet 2: Paper Drive: Red Cross Work for G. R. 1. Z: ling- lish Scholarship 3. john David Cunningham Uoj- Band 1. 2: 3: Variety Show 1. 2, 3: Marching Band 1: Commando Training. Ruth Davidson-Scrap Drive: Paper Drive: Tickets for Variety Show. Walter Dean QBuc1D--Hi-Y Bas- ketball 3: Russian 'Ballet 1: Senior Publicity Committee Chairman: P. T. A. Usher 3: Student Council Entertainment Committee 3: Vari- ety Shovv Emcee 3: Homecoming Escort 3: Junior Occident King 2: Fort Hayes Benefit Show Emcee: Volleyball 1, 2: Golf 3: Gym Show 1, 3: Hi-Y Bowling 1: Cupid's Carnival 3: Paper Drive 1, Z, 3: Senior Cyclone 3: Scrap Drive 1, 2: Cupidys Cutest Couple: Senior Bulletin: Christmas Formal Floor Show 3: Student Council 3: 100W Club 2: 3: Hi-Y 3: West Wings Z, 3: Photoplay Club 3: W Assoc- iation 1: Football 1, 2, 3: Wrestling 1. 2. 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Hall Monitor 1, 2: Room Business Manager 1. james Albert Dennison- Track 1: Commando 3: Paper Drive 1, 2. 3: Scrap Drive 1. Cheitiistr Club , 3: Triangle Club X3: crapi ive 1, 2: Paper Drive 1, , 3: Ci mando Training 3: Sc olarship Test 2: Senior Scholarship Test 3. Rich i1s 11i Club 3: Jeanette Cohagen-Spanish Club Z. 3: Latin Club 1: Girl Reserves 1. Z, 3: Chemistry Club 2: Hall Moni- tor 1: Study Monitor 3: Paper Drive 1, 2, 3: Scrap Drive 1, 2, 3: Room Sec1'etary 3: Basketball 2. Robert E. Colliton fBobj-Hi-Y 3: Spanish Club 1, Z: Photoplay Club 3: Chemistry Club 3: Senior Social Committee 3: Hall Monitor Z: Gym Monitor 1, 2: Commando Training 3: Paper Drive 2, 3: Scrap Drive. Gene DeMers-Paper Drive: Scrap Drive: Commando 3. ' Harold DeRo1ph fDecj-Student Council 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 3: Marching Band 1, 2, 3: Concert Band 1, 2, 3: All City Band 1: Red, Hot. and Blue: Marching Along: Gay Nineties: Say It With Music: Winter Festival: 10092 Club: Com- mando 3: Photoplay Club 1: Gon- doliers 3: Scrap Drive: Paper Drive: Student Council Variety Show: Glee Club: Senior Cyclone Band: Choir: Variety Show 3: Dance Band 1 2, 3. William Dawson CDollyj- French Club 1, Z, 3: French Club Committee: Commando 3: Hi-Y Club 2, 3: Hi-Y Sec.-Treas.: Hi-Y Softball Champions: Hi-Y Basket- ball: Study Monitor: Gym Locker Monitor: Cafeteria 1, 2, 3: Sr. Class Decorating Committee: Scrap Drive: Paper Drive: Reg. Room Secretary: Chairman of all Hi-Y Committees. 'Daniel Denney QDuganD-French Club Z, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Commando: Variety Shows 1. Z, 3: Scrap Drive 1: Paper Drive 1, 2: 3: Scholarship Test 2: P. O., IQ. and Physics Scholarship 3. ' 3 Louise Dickey CLouieD+French Club Z, 3: Photoplay Club '-2,g-3: Girl Reserves 1, Z, 3: Occiiient Staff 3: Scrap Drive 1: Paper Dlrive Z, 3. ' Barbara Evans CBobbiej -Girl Reserves 2, 35 Welfare Chairman 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Room Secretary 35 100621 Club 35 Study Monitor 3. John William Evans Cjohnnybw Glee Club5 Choir5 Dance Band 1, 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Gon- doliers5 Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Stu- dent Council Show5 Senior Cyclone Band5 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive: Marching Along5 Say It With Music5 Variety Show 35 Spanish Club5 Photoplay Club5 Orchestra5 Chemistry Clubg Commando 35 Winter Festival. Mary Louise Friend CDutchj- L Society 2, 35 Cafeteria Monitor 25 G. A. A. 25 Photoplay Club 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thespians 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 35 Room Secre- tary 15 Sr. Class Finance Commit- tee5 Girls' Basketball 25 Photoplay Program Committee 35 Girls' Base- ball 25 Girls' Volleyball 25 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Assistant Di- rector of Sr. Plass Play5 National Honor. Forrest Flewellen-Latin Club 15 Track 1, 2, 35 Commando 35 Cloth- ing Drive 35 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Room Moni-' tor5 Intramural Basketball 35 In- tramural Baseball 15 Intramural Softball 15 Intramural Volleyball 2. Maralyn Virginia Frost QFrostyJ -Photoplay Club 15 Girl Reserves 35 Bowling 15 Welfare Chairman 15 Cafeteria 25 Occident 15 Scrap Drive5 Forget-Me-Not Sale5 Paper Drive5 P. O. D. Scholarship 3. Donald S. Dorn CDonj--100W Club 2, 35 L Society 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Program Chairman Latin Club 2, 35 Chemistry Club 2, 35 Chemistry Club President5 Basket- ball Manager 25 Room Business Manager 25 Commando Trainingg Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Scholarship Honors 1, 25 Intra- mural Basketball5 Sr. Scholarship Test5 P. O. D. Scholarship 35 National Honor5 Sr. Class Play. Mary Lou George-- LH Society5 Office Monitor 15 Study Monitor 1, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Basketball 35 Bowling 15 Welfare Chairman 25 Ticket Committee for Cupid's Car- nival 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 National Honor5 English and P. O. D. Scholarship 3. Vincent Embleton CVincettiD- Cross Country 2, 35 Study Monitor 15 Student Council Z5 Gay Nineties 25 Hi-Y 2, 35 West Wings5 Span- ish Club5 Thespians 1, 2, 35 Presi- dent 35 W Association 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Senior Class Deco- rating Committee Chairman5 Room Secretary 15 Scrap Drive 1, 2, 35 Paper Drive 1, Z, 35 'fW Associa- tion Initiation'Comwitteel, 2, 35 Sr. Class Play. jo Anne Doyle U05-Occident Staff 2, 35 Co-Editor Annual 35 Office Monitor 1, 25 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 War Bond Cashier 35 Hilltop Record Cashier 25 ,Civic Homeroom Chairman 15 Student Council 35 Entertainment Commit- tee 35 Decoration for Homecoming 35 Ticket Committee Cupid's Car- nival 35 Study Monitor 25 Usher for P. T. A. 35 Chairman Occident Skating Party 35 Girl Reserves 1, Z, 35 Chairman of Refreshment for Senior Cyclone5 Decoration for South VVest Danceg Bond Auctiong Prom Committee. William Eckle CBig Billj-Foot- ball 1, 2, 35 All-High 25 Wrestling 15 Track 15 Commando 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Hall Monitor5 Study Monitor. Phyllis Otomie Elliott CPillj- Photoplay Club5 Girl Reserves5 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Occi- dent Staff5 Annual Staff5 Thes- piaus5 Christmas Pageant5 Sr. Class Play Make-up Com. Richard F. Doran CDickj-Hi-Y 35 Track 15 Room Business Man- ager 1, 25 Study Monitor 1, 35 Canvas Crew 25 Commando 35 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Scrap Drive 15 Senior Class Finance Committee 35 Drafting A Awards 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y Advancement Committee Chair- man5 Sr. Class Play5 P. O. D. Scholarship 3. Frances Fryer QSusieD-Girl Re- serves5 Cafeteria Helper5 Hilltop Record Subscription Drive. james R. Elleman Uimj-Hi-Y 25 Thespians 2, 35 Latin 15 W Association 1, 2, 35 Football Trainer 15 Hi-Y Bowling 25 Corn- mando 35 Occident Staff 35 Study Hall Monitor 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, Z, 35 Locker Room Monitor 15 Room Secretary l, 25 Scrap Drive 1, Z5 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Swimming Team Z5 Golf Team 35 Halloween Play 35 Hi-Y Basketball 25 Thespian Club Play 3: David Greene CDavej-Hi-Y 3: Spanish Club 2, 35 Spanish Club Vice-President 35 Track Manager 15 W Association 2, 35 Study Monitor 2, 35 Paper Drive 1, Z, 35 Scrap Drive 1, 2, 35 Commando 3. Darrell Hall QRosiej-Tlicspians 2, 35 W Association 2, 35 Cross Country 2, 35 Captain Cross Coun- try 25 Track 1, 2, 35 100 Mile Club 1, 2, 35 Swimming 35 Room Busi- ness Manager 35 Annual Staff 35 Occident Staff 35 Sr. Class Play. Lois ef- 'rl Reer ex 1, 25 Photopl y 'l 5 Paper Drive5 c p Dr v 5 asketball Tourn e 35 x 1 Robert Ginn fSlo GinJ-l-'oot- ball 2, 35 Commando 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Beautilication Project. Maxine Gerhardt-Band 3. 35 English Scholarship 3. Marcia Hall- L Society Z, 35 Office Monitor 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thespians 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Chemistry Club 25 Base- ball 1, 25 Basketball 1, Z5 Bowling 15 Hall Monitor 1, 25 Make-up for Gondoliers 35 Christmas Play 35 Study Monitor 1, 25 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Cashier for Bonds and Stamps 35 Washbiiriis Office 15 Cupid's Carnival Publicity 35 Cupid's Carnival Selling 35 Sr. Class Play5 National Honor. Bill Hall-Student Council 15 Room Secretary 25 Hall Moni- tor 1, 25 Basketball 15 Hi-Y 2, 35 Hi-Y Basketball 2, 35 Occident Staff 35 Commando 35 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Locker Room Monitor 15 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 35 Study Hall Monitor 1, 25 Spanish Club 25 Cupid's Car- nival Committee5 Hi-Y Softball 3. Beverly Gracey CBevj- L So- ciety5 Office Monitor 25 Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserve Cabinet Member and Typist 2, 35 Basket- ball 25 Hall Monitor 1, 25 Business Manager 1, 25 Room Secretary 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Study Monitor 1, 25 P. O. D. Secretary 35 100W Club 25 Ticket Committee for Cupid's Carnival. Robert Lafayette Gibbs CLafay- ettej-French Club 35 Commando 35 Boys Glee Club 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Paper Drive 2, 35 Scrap Drive 25 Gondoliers 35 Choir Z5 35 Intramural Volleyball 2. Richard Gubsch QDickj-Hi-Y 2, 35 Photoplay Club 2, 35 President 35 W Association 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Wrestling 15 Chemistry Club 25 Marching Along 15 Glee Club 1, 25 Gay Nineties 25 Gondoliers 35 Baccalaureate 15 Band, Beginning'15 Hi-Y Basket- ball 25 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Senior Class Publicity Com- mittee5 Intramural Basketball 1, 35 Spring Festival 1, 2, 35 Commando 35 Student Council Clubs Assembly 35 P. O. D. Scholarship 3. Greta Gray-Office Monitor 25 Spanish Club 25 Photoplay Club Z5 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Room Welfare Chairman 15 Study Moni- tor 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive. Richard Haldeman-Hi-Y 2, 3: Room Business Manager 15 10092 Club 1, 25 Hall Mlonitor 1, 25 Study Monitor 1, 2, 35 Commando Train- ing5 Occident Staff 35 Photoplay Club 15 Locker Room Monitor 15 Room Welfare Chairman 25 Paper Drive 1, 25 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 35 Art De- partment 25 Cupid's Carnival Com- mittee 3. Herman Goldenbagen CGo1die5- Baseball 2, 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Driveg Sec. of P. O. D. Class 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 3. jane Halvorson Uaniej-Girl Reserves 1, 25 Thespians 2, 35 Latin 2, 35 Publicity Committee for Gay Nineties5 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Study Hall Monitor5 Thes- pians Play, Happy Journey 5 Sr. Class Play. Margaret Halsey CMaggiej - G. A. A. 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thespians 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 35 Photoplay Club 2, 35 Student Council 15 Senior Re- freshment Committee5 Homecom- ing Attendant5 Library 15 Hall Monitor 15 Study Monitor 2, 35 Football Concessions 2, 35 Base- ball 2, 35 Intramural Baseball Champions 25 Volleyball 2, 35 Bas- ketball 2, 35 Bowling 35 Individual Sports 2, 35 Occident 35 Annual Staff 35 Thespians Play 25 Gym Monitor 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Girls Championship Bas- ketball Team 35 Sr. Class Play. William Heinzman QBillJ-Com- mando Training5 Locker Room Monitorg Sr. Class Play. jean Hilton-Photoplay Club 25 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Gay Nineties Revue5 Choir 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Gondoliers Usherette5 Baccalaureate 1, 2, 35 Glee Club Spring Festival 1, 25 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 P. O. D. Scholarship 3. William Buckley Hawe CBuckD -100W Club 1, Z5 Hi-Y 2, 35 Scho- larship Test 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Chemistry Club 25 Commando 35 Hall Monitor 15 Hi-Y Basketball 35 Hi-Y Bowling 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Locker Room Moni- tor5 P. O. D. and Physics Scholar- ship 3. Virginia H ert fjinnieb-Stw dent Council French Club 2, 3: gram Chai an of French Club 3, ' li Res es 1, 2, 35 Latin C lb ' Presi of Girl Reserves h iistry l 25 G. A. A. 25 v ' 15 ident Staff 35 Edi- of cci 35 Ofnce Monitor Q 5 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 C oir and Girls Glee Club 2, 35 Refreshment Committee of Sr. Class5 Sales Tax 35 Sr. Class Play. Carl Hingst CI-Ienxtj-Orcliestra 1, 2, 35 Band 1, Z, 35 100W Club 3: Room Welfare Chairman 25 Band Variety Shows 1, 2, 35 Gondoliers 35 Baccalaureate 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 25 Senior Class Play 1. 2, 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Com- mando 35 Graduaution Exercises 1, 2, 35 Memorial Day Parade 2. Lou Ellen Hoifman-Photoplay Club 1, 25 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thespians 2, 35 Basketball 25 Occi- dent Staff5 Room Welfare Chair- mang Cafeteria 1, 2, 35 Marching Along5 Frolics of Gay Nineties5 Publicity Committee5 Baccalaureate 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Choir 1, Z, 35 Secretary 25 Occident Busi- ness Stalf 35 Annual Business Staff 35 Publicity Committee of Gondo- liers 35 Football Bauquet5 Scrap Drive5 Paper Driveg Sr. Class Play Publicity Com. Mary Jane Hedges Uaniej- 100W Club 35 L Society 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thespians l, 25 Latin Club 15 Room Secretary 15 Occident Editorial Stan' 15 Senior Finance Committee 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Driveg Senior Prom 15 Ticket Committee for Cupid's Carnival 35 National Honor. Lillian Hick CLilj-Girl Re- serves 1. Robert Hinton CBobD-100W Club 2, 35 LU Society5 Commando- 35 Locker Room Monitor 25 Scrap! Drive5 Paper Drive5 National Honor5 Sr. Class Play. Donna Hicks QSlimj-Spanish Club 2, 35 Photoplay Club 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, Z, 35 Occident Staff5 Cupidys Carnival Committee5 Scrap Drive. Charles Harris-Triangle Clubg Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive. Mary Lou Heaney-Office Moni- tor Z5 Thespians 2, 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 President of G. A. A. 35 Intra- mural Baseball 1, 2, 35 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball Class Team 35 Individua Sports 35 Volleyball Class Team CCO-Captainj 25 Ohio State Playday 15 Basketball Class Team 1, 25 Captain of Basketball Class Team 15 North-West Basket- ball Team 25 University-West Bas- ketball Team 25 Volleyball Man- ager 25 G. A. A. Cabinet Member 2, 35 Gym Office Monitor 2, 35 Football Concessions 25 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Choir 1, 2, 35 Girls' Octette 35 Frolics of the Gay Nine- ties Z5 Gondoliers 35 Baccalaureate Services 25 P. T. A. Program 2, 35 Cafeteria 1, 25 Football Banquet 25 Sr. Dinner Party 25 Civic Chair- man 15 Homecoming Queen At- tenclant5 Posture Contest Queen5 Triangle Queen Candidate5 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Cupid's Car- nival Ticket Salesinan5 Typist for Annual 3: Girls' Championship Basketball Team 35 Sr. Class Play. Richard Lee Hickman CDickj- 100'A Club 25 Orchestra 2, 35 Band 35 Latin Club 35 Chemistry Club 35 Commando 35 Band Variety Show Z5 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Sales Tax 2. 35 Gondoliers 35 Sr. Finance Committee 35 Room Business Man- ager 1, Z5 Baccalaureate 25 Show Band 25 Ghost Train Z5 Graduation Exercises 35 All-A Drafting 1, 25 Football Doorman 25 Memorial Day Parade 25 Hi-Y 35 P. O. D. Scholarship 35 Sr. Class Play. Helen jackson CPuneyJ-Home Economicsg Scrap Driveg Paper Drive. Maude jackson Clludj -Oliicc Monitor 1, 23 Photoplay Club 2, 3, Scrap Driveg Girl Reserves lg 2, 3g Thespians 3g Basketball Zg Occi- dent Business Staff 3g Room Offi- cer lg Chorus and Choir l, 2, 3g Marching Along lg Gondoliers 35 Gay Nineties Review 2g Bacca- laureate 1, 2, 3g Animal Business Staff 3g Baseball lg Paper Driveg Study Monitorg Business Recorder. P. T. A. Concertg Cupid's Carni- val Advertisingg Sr. Class Play Make-up Com. Alice M. Howells-West Wings 2g Photoplay Club 2. 3: Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 33 Choir 3g May Festi- val 3g Girls' Octette 3g Gondoliers 3g Costume Committee 3g Promp- ter 3g Robe Committee 3g Girls' Basketball Tournament lg Girls' Baseball 1, 2, 3g Girls' Volleyball lg Girls' Basketbal 1, Z. 3g Room Secretary lg Cafeteria lg Bacca- laureate 3. George Hoy CBudD-Commando Training. James utchinson Ctlutchyj- L Society 2g Hi-Y 3g Chemistry Club 2g W Association Z, 3g Baseball 2g Basketball 2g Track lg Commando Training 3g Locker Room Monitor lg Canvas Crew 2g Paper Driveg Captain 2g Pre- Flight Scholarship 3g National Honor. W , Austin Hutt CGunderj-Orehcs- tra 1, 2, 3g Hi-Y 2, 3g Room Ofncer Secretary 3g Ohio Hi-Y Congress Zg Spanish Club Zg Track 1, 2, 33 Cross Country 1, 23 Football 3g Basketball 1, 2g Scrap Drive 1, Z, 3g Paper Drive 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 3g Choir 3g West VVings 21 Study Hall Monitor lg All Ohio Track Team 2g Ohio Cross Country Champ 2g Danceband lg W As- sociation 1, 2, 3g Band Variety 1, 2, 35 Gondoliers 3: Senior Class Play 1, 2. 3. jocella Insley Cjoj-100W Club 2, 3g L Societyg Latin Club lg Scrap Driveg Paper Driveg Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3g Room Business Manager lg Bond and Stamp Cashierg P. O. D. Scholarship 3. Mildred jackson fMidgeD-Home Economics Club 2g Scrap Driveg Paper Driveg Football Banquet 1. john Houseman Uackj -Band l, 2, 3g Commando 3g Room Secre- tary lg Band Variety Show 2g All A Drafting lg Graduation Exer- cise Zg Memorial Day Parade 2. Donald jaynes CDonD-Hi-Y 2, 3g Spanish Club lg Commando Training 3g Welfare Chairman lg Paper Drive 1, 2, 3g Scrap Drive 1, 2. Phyllis Amanda jackson CPhilj- Spanish Clubg Scrap Driveg Paper Drive. Ramon W. Holmes CWilburj- Orchestra lg Commando Training. Norma James- L Society 2, 33 Ir. High Office Monitor 1, Z, 3g Spanish 'Club 1, Zg Photoplay Club 1, 2, 3g Girl Reserves 1, 2g Thes- pians lg Hall Monitor lg Study Monitor 1, 2g Paper Driveg Scrap Driveg Welfare Chairman 1, 2g At- tendance Checker 3g P. O. D. and English Scholarship 3: National Honorg Usherette Sr. Class Play. Clark johnson QLoverj--10070 Club 3g Commando 3g ,Gondoliers 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Ticket Com- mittee Cupid's Carnivalg Scrap Drive 1, Zg Paper Drive 1, 2, 3. Jerrold D. Karshner CJerryJ-- Student Council 1, 35 Room Presi- dent 1, 35 Room Business Manager 25 10073 Club 25 L Society5 Study Hall Monitor 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club Presi- dent 25 Chairman Spanish-French Party5 Commando Training5 Scho- larship Tests CSeniorj5 Cafeteria Cashier 1, 2, 35 Book Crew 1, 25 35 Scholarship Honor5 Chemistry Club 2, 35 Scrap and Paper Drivesg P. O. D. and Physics Scholarship 35 National Honor5 Sr. Class Play. Gerald Richard Keller CRichardj -Commando 35 Occident Business Staff 35 Annual Business Staff 35 Canvas Crew 35 Scrap Drive5 Pa- per Drive. Marilyn Kardos fLinj-Spanish Club 1, 25 Debate Club 15 Girl Re- serves 1, 25 Hall Monitor 15 Occi- dent Staff 35 Annual Staff 35 Scho- larship Tests 1, 2, 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 English Scholarship 3. Tom Johnson Uack Londonj- Football 15 Commando 35 Study Monitor 15 Glee Club 1, 25 Choir 1, 25 Finance Committee 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Gama Hi-Y 2. Jeane Pauline Krevdo Ueaniej- Spanish Club 2, 35 Photoplay Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thes- pians 2, 35 Latin Club 15 G. A. A. 2, 35 Occident Staff 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff 1, 35 Business Mgr. 1, 25 Base- ball 1, 2, 35 Gym Ofiice Monitor 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Individual Sports 2, 35 Intramural Baseball Champs 35 Hall Monitor 15,Conces- sions 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Sr. Publicity Committee 35 Volley- ball 2, 35 Prompter of Gay Nine- ties5 Study Monitor 1, 2, 35 Stu- dent Ofncial, Basketball Tourna- ment 35 Sr. Class Play. John Edward Jones Uoneseyj- Thespians 1, 2, 35 Commando Training 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 35 Student Council 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Photoplay Club 35 Track 25 Cross Country 35 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 1, 25 Quartet 1, 2, 35 Ensemble 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Marching Alongg Gondoliers5 Band Variety Show 1, 25 Senior Hallo- ween Play5 Study Monitor 1, 35 Lunch Monitor 1, 25 Hall Monitor 15 Welfare Chairman 15 Civic Chairman 25 Home Room Presi- dent 35 Occident Staff 35 Senior .Advertising Co 'ttee5 Choir 1, 2, 3. R a ' n r I' ith - Girl rves 2, a in lub A' 35 10 0 ub 35 cr Dri'e5 Paper Drive. f Vancil Johnston fVanD-Hi-Y 2, 35 Thespians 1, 2, 35 Vice-President 35 Basketball 35 Senior Finance Committee 35 Hi-Y Softball 2, 35 Commando Training 35 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Study Monitor 15 Senior Cupid's Carilrival Ticket Committee 35 Sr. Classylglay. V N t . 5.5 , eg is iv v Ruth Keister qRut11iep-100071, Club5 Girl Reserves5 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive. Virginia Keller CGinnyj-Office Monitor 1, 2, 35 Spanish 2, 35 Pho- toplay Club 1, 25 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thespians 1, 25 Room Secre- tary 1, 25 35 Latin Club 15 Decorat- ing Committee of Sr. Class. Roberta Johnson CBertD-Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Ticket Sales of Gondoliers5 Band Variety Show. Mary Kay Johnson CKayj--Jr. High Office Monitor 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves5 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive. r - Henrietta Kinder fHenriJ-Stu- dent Council 35 Girl Reserve 2, 35 Secretary 35 Basketball 25 Room President 35 Gondolielfs 35 Gay Nineties Revue 25 Senior Class Decorating Committee5 Choir 1, 2, 35 Octette 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Stu- dent Council Librarian 35 Basket- ball Class Team 25 Girls' North- VVest Basketball Game5 Usher for P. T. A. 35 Football Concessions5 Halloween Play 35 Baccalaureate 1, 25 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive. Marilyn Jones Uonesyj-French Club 1, 2, 35 President of French Club 25 Band 1, 2, 35 Secretary of Band 35 Marching Sz Concerts 1, 2, 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Senior Refresh- ment Committee5 Study Monitor 35 Band Variety 1, 2, 35 National Honor. 1 Paul Lappe-Commando 35 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Physics Scholarship 3. Rosalie McPherson CRoseyj- 10076 Club 25 Girl Reserves Z, 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Driveg Study Monitor 35 Art Secretary 25 Home Arts 1, 2. Willis M. Losey CWillieJ-10071 Club5 Band5 Chemistry Club Commando 35 Study Monitorg Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Sr. Class Play5 Physics Scholarship 3. Margaret A. Lombard- Student Council 25 L Society5 Photoplay Club 35 Latin Club 15 G. A. A. 2, 35 'Bowling 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Gym Monitor5 Business Manager 35 Basketball Representative Council5 Scrap Driveg Paper Drive5 Girls' Cham- pionship Basketball Team 3. William Masters-Hi-Y 2, 35 Band l, 25 Marching Along 15 Red Hot and Blue 15 Gay Nineties 25 Commando 35 Band Variety 2, 35 Student Council Variety Show 35 Scrap Driveg Paper Drive5 Sr. Class Play Costume Com. Faye McLaughlin-Girl Re- serves l, 2, 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive. Robert Miller-Commando 35 Canvas Crew Z5 Scrap Drive 25 Paper Drive 1, 25 Beautification Project. Eloise May CED-Study Monitor 1, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Photo- play Club 35 Ticket Committee for Cupid's Carnival 35 P.O.D. Secre- tary. Paul Layman QPabloJ-100W Club 1, Z, 35 NL Society 2, 35 Hi-Y Z, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Debate Club 15 Photoplay Club 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Chemistry Club 25 W Association 2, 35 Book Crew 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 35 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Commando 35 Football 2, 35 Hi-Y Basketball 2, 35 Room Business Manager 1, 35 Room Welfare Chairman 25 Senior Class Finance Committee5 Study Monitor 2, 35 Hi-Y Vice President 35 Cafeteria Cashier 1, 2, 35 Scholarship Test 1, 2, 35 Intramural Wrestling 15 Physics and Scholarship 35 Xa- tional Honor. Kitty Lawwell-Photoplay 35 Girl Reserves 35 Gondoliers5 Vlariety Shows 2, 35 10092: Club. Ed Lyle CEddieD-Commandog Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Band Variety Show Sign5 Sr. Class Play Make-up Com, Ruth Love CRuthieJ -Student Council 15 L Society5 Office Monitor 25 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 2, 35 Room Secretary 25 Fi- nance Committee 35 Cashier 15 National Honor5 P. O. D. Scholar- ship 3. ' Ralph Lausa-100W Club 2, 35 L sociefyg Hi-Y Club 35 Latin Club 15 Chemistry Club 25 Sect. Of Chemistry Club 35 Hall Monitor 15 Biology Scholarships 1, 25 Plane Geometry Scholarship 15 Chem- istry Scholarship 25 Biology Re- search 35 Physics and Pre-Flight Scholarship 3: National Honor5 Sr. Class Play. Betty Lee Miller CShortyJ-Girl Reserves 1, 25 Hall Monitor 1, 25 Room Secretary for Mr. Kaylorg Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 P. O. D. Scholarship 3. William L. Minister-Triangle Club 15 Occident Business Staff 35 Marching Along 15 Annual Busi- ness Statf 35 Frolics of Gay Nine- ties 25 Variety Shows 1, 25 Study Monitor 25 'Beautification Pro- gram5 Football Banquet Enter- tainment 35 Commando 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive. Edmund C. Montgomery CEd- mungb-Hi-Y 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y Softball Champs 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Gondoliers 35 Stud- ent Council Variety Show 35 Com- mando Training 35 Variety Show of 46 3: Say it with Music 25 Marching Along 15 Senior Cyclone Band 35 Hi-Y Basketball 25 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 35 Swim- ming Team 2. Ned Moore CRobotj- L Soci- ety 2, 35 President 2, 35 Club Z, 35 Latin Club 15 Crew 15 Study Monitor Monitor 15 Gym dent Cartoonist 2 35 Cupid's Hi-Y 2, 35 Hi- 3, Scrap Drive 15 Paper 2, 35 Basket- ball 1, 25 Basketball 35 Basketball 35 Senior Publicity Committee5 Commando 3: Scholarship Tests 1, 25 National Honor5 Tennis Team5 Occident Skating Party Publicity5 Sr. Class Play Publicity Com. Gay Morris-Girl Reserves5 Glee Club5 Band. james Myers C beanj-Swing Band 35 e 35 Paper Drive Skit 35 i-Y 5 Orchestra 3: Drui .- o 35 Band 35 Publicity C 1 ee Senior Class 35 Variety , 35 Commando Training 35 C1 -i 5 Carnival Skit 35 Happy Joi -Thespian Club5 Sr. Clas lay. Dolores O'Dowd CDodyD - Pho- toplay Club 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2. 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Thes- pians 35 Occident Stat? 35 Hall Monitor 1, 25 Ticket Committee for Cupid's Carnival5 P. O. D. Scholar- ship 35 Usherette Sr. Class Play. Beverly Nafzger fBevj -100W Club 2, 35 Office Monitor 2, 35 West Wings 25 Photoplay Club 2. 3: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Occident Staff 1, 25 Scrap Drive5 Room Civic Chairman 15 'Room Secretary 25 Queen at Occident Skating Party 15 Queen Attendant at Tri- angle Dance 15 Study Monitor 35 Typist for Annual 3. Joyce Newman-Girl Reserves 35 Hall Monitor 15 Home Arts 2, 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive. Club 1, 2, 35 L Society 2. 5 French Club 2, 35 Ir. High Of- 35 Orchestra 1, Z, 35 Girl Re- ves 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 ,try Club 2, 35 Chorus 1, 35 Glee Club 1, 35 Variety Show 2, 35 Ensemble 35 Gondoliers 35 District State Scholarship Test Honors I, 25 Scrap Drive5 French Scholar- ship 35 National Honor. Raymond Pendell CRayj-100012 Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, Z5 Track 25 Commando 35 Study Hall Monitor 35 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Senior Social Committee 35 Occident Staff 3. Howard Nicklaus CNickj-Hi-Y 2, 35 Latin Club 15 W Associa- tion 2, 35 Football Manager 1, 2, 35 Baseball Manager 1, 2, 35 Com- mando 35 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Cafe- teria 1, 2, 35 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Bond Drive 1, 25 W Association Food Committee 25 Class Refresh- ment' Committee 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Hi-Y Basketball 35 Head Football Manager 35 Head Baseball Manager 2, 35 Hi-Y Base- ball 35 Triangle Award 15 Physics Scholarship 3. Mary Peters-Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Thespians 1, 2, 35 Oflice Monitor 15 Scrap Drive5 Red Cross Nurses Aide. A1 Parlette-Hi-Y 35 French Club Z, 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 An- nua1'StaFf 35 Sr. Class Publicity Committee 35 Swimming Team 1, Z5 French Club Committee 35 Com- mando 35 Hi-Y 'Bowling 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Room Secre- tary 15 Room Civic Chairman Z5 Wrestling 15 Intramural Basket- ball 15 Hall Monitor 25 Photoplay Club 15 Art Dept.5 Cupid's Car- nival Committee5 Senior Cyclone Comniittee5 Sr. ss Play. Richard rr i - Spanish Clifbsl, Z, L ub 2, 35 Thes- pi ns 15 a Club 1, 25 Chem- ist 25 English Scholarship A d 15 Plane Geometry Scholar- ship Award 15 Chemistry Scholar- ship Awards 25 Basketball Man- ager 15 2, 35 Football Manager 25 W .Association 2, 35 Commando 35 Occident Sports Editor 35 Occi- dent Editor-in-Chief 35 Senior Re- freshment Committee 35 Study Monitor 35 L Society 2, 35 Scrap Drive: Paper Drive5 P. O. D. and Physics Scholarship 35 National Honor. Patricia Ann Newman QPatD- james Price Uimj-Student Council 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y Z5 West Wings 25 Spanish Club 15 Chem- istry Club 25 W Association 2, 35 President 35 Football 2, 35 Basket- ball l, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Paper Drive 1, 2: Scrap Drive l, 25 Senior Class Social Committee: Pigskin Prance Decorations: Homecoming Dance Escort5 Student Council Committee Chairman: Student Council Clubs Committee: Physics Scholarship 3. Virginia Preston- Band: Scrap Drive: Paper Drive: 100W Club: French Club: Band Variety Show. Rita Ann Russell QRustyJ-100'A Club 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Photo- play 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, Z, 35 Thespians 35 Occident Staff: Scrap Drive 1, 2, 35 Paper Drive 1. 2, 3: Sr. Class Play. Jack Rader fKeikJ-French Club 1. 25 Orchestra Z, 35 Band 1, Z, 35 Commando 35 Show Band Z5 Dance Band5 Marching Along 1: Student Council Variety Show 25 Variety Show 1, 2, 35 Paper Drive: Scrap Drive. Doris june Robinson- Oceident Business Staff5 Annual Business Staff 35 Room Secretary 15 Bowl- ing 1, 25 Cashier for Business Ad. Class 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Paper Drive: Scrap Drive: Busi- ness Manager 15 Office Monitor 3: Usher for Senior Class Play. Stanton Prior QTommyj-Class Attendance 35 Spanish Club 15 French Club 2, 35 French Club President 35 Canvas Crew 2, 35 Commando 3. Jacqueline Mary Roberts Uackiej -Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive. 41? Robert Allen Phelps CDadJ- Baseball 1, 2, 35 All High 1, 2: Captain All Highi' 25 Football 3: 100W Club 25 W Association 1. 2, 3: Commando 35 Paper Drive: Scrap Drive. john Phillips CTugJ-Student Council 15 100072 Club 1, 2, 35 De- bate Club 15 Hi-Y President 2, 35 Latin Club 15 W Association 2, 3: Basketball 1, 25 35 Commando 35 Room Officers 25 West Wings 1: Photoplay Club 15 Spanish Club 2: Study Hall Monitor 15 Scrap Drive: Paper Drive5 City Student Congress Z5 Score Board 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 15 P. O. D. Scholarship 3. Willia P 'n 1- CBillj-Orches- ' ' Bla d l 3' W Associa- tion YQQ . , ' Comm do 3: Sh vv ' . asket- ba ll 'le C in 3' Pa r rive , 35 Scrap Dri f 15 Slow Baud 2. r la 'QQ Y ,, 'i k 2 , Cr -Q mini 35 Band iety ' 5 5 I I ll M1 l 5 pe D ' l George Redmond-Triangle Club 35 Baseball Manager 15 2, 35 Bas- ketball Manager 25 Room Business Manager 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive: Study Monitor 1, Z5 Foot- ball Game Monitor 3. Dorothy Mae Robinson- 10066 Club: Bowling 1, 25 Girl Reserves 1, 3: Secretary in Art 1, 2, 3. Joann Rose Uoj-Spanish Club 15 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thes- pians 1, Z, 35 Library Councilor 15 Gay Xineties Make-up Committee5 Gondoliers Make-up Committee: Class Secretary 35 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Sr. Class Play Make-up Com. james Rush-Student Council 15 Debate Club 25 Orchestra 1, 25 Band 1, 25 Thespians 35 Commando 3: Study Monitor 2, 35 Scrap D1-ive5 Paper Drive5 Sr. Class Play. Sarah Russell CSallyj-Orchestra 3: Band 33 Girl Reserves 1: Latin Club 13 Variety Show 33 Gondo- liers 33 Scrap Drive lg Paper Drive Z. 3. Robert W. Snoutfer tSnafn5- Football 33 Co-Captain 33 2nd Team All High 33 Track 2, 33 Wrestling 23 Triangle Club 1, 23 VVest Wings 1, 23 Hi-Y 23 Hi-Y Bowling 23 Study Monitor 23 Stage Crew 1, Z3 Sr. Class Play 13 Variety Shows 1, 23 Hilltop Minstrels 13 Scrap Drive3 Paper Drive. Paula Jean Shoaf-Office Moni- tor 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Photo- play Club 2, 33 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 Room Welfare Chairman 13 Occident Business Staff 33 Annual Business Staff 33 Scrap Drive 33 Paper Drive 1, 2, 33 Ticket Com- mittee Cupid's Carnival 33 Study Monitor 13 Football Banquet 23 Usher Senior Class Play 2. Margaret Ann Sidner CMargieD- Bowling 13 Study Monitor 13 Paper Driveg Scrap Drive3 Treasurer in Sr. Music. William A. Sliney CBill5-Span- ish Club 13 Hi-Y 1, 23 Room Offi- cer 13 Beautification Project3 Can- vas Crew3 Wrestling 1, 23 Gym Monitor 13 Commando 33 Paper Drive 1, 2, 33 Scrap Drive 11 Study Monitor 1, 2. joan Simpson CSimpiej-Spanish Club 2, 3g Thespians 2, 33 Paper Drive3 Scrap Drive3 Marching Along 13 Band Variety Show 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 P. O. D. Schol- arship 33 Sr. Class Play. Norman Spellman QSkipj-Com- mando 33 Paper Drive3 Scrap Drive. Robert W. Secrest CBobJ-100fk Club 2. 33 Hi-Y 2, 33 Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Commando 33 Room Secre- tary Z: Room Welfare Committee 1: Scrap Driveg Paper Drive. Margaret joan Sherritt U03- Baskctball 1. Z, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 G.,-XA. Z, 33 Photoplay 1, 23 Volley- ball l, 2, 33 Gym Monitor 2, 33 Posture Queen 33 G.A.A. Treasurer 33 Basketball Tournament lg In- dividual Sports 33 Marching Along 13 Gay Nineties Review 23 Gondo- liers Cast 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Choir 1, 2. 33 Football Concession Continued on page 95 Richard Slager QFeetJ-Student Council 1, 2, 33 UL Society 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 33 West Wings 23 Vice Pres. of West Wings3 Debate Club 13 Photoplay Club 23 Latin Club 13 W Association 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Intramural Wrestling 13 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 2, 33 Vice Pres. of Student Continued on page 95 Aleta Schwender-100921 Club 33 L Society 2, 33 Vice-President 33 Ofnce Monitor 1, 23 Spanish Club 2, 33 Program Chairman 33 Photo- play Club 33 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 Cabinet 33 Latin Club 13 Room Secretary 33 Study Monitor 1, 2, 33 Cafeteria Monitor 2, 33 Senior Fi- nance Committeeg Served at Senior Banquet 1, 23 Girl Reserve Inter- Club 33 P. O. D. Scholarsihp 33 National Honor. Geraldine Sherwood Uerij- lfVest Wings 23 10072: Club 23 Of- lice Monitor 33 Photoplay Club 1, 2, 33 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 G. A. A. 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1 2, 33 Bowling Z, 33 Gym Monitor 23 Hall Moni- tor 23 Room Civic Chairman lg Continued on page 95 Robert Snoke CBobj-Hi-Y 33 Triangle Club 1, 2, 33 Study Moni- tor 33 Baseball Manager 1, 2, 33 Paper Drive3 Scrap Drive. Betty Southard UuniorJ-Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 33 Student Coun- cil Bulletin Board Committee Chairman 33 10092 Club3 L So- ciety 2, 3: Photoplay Club 1, 2, 33 Continued on page 95 Glenna Gene Stanfield fGertj- Girl Reserves 1, 25 Choir 1, 2, 35 Gay Ninetiesg Gondoliers5 le Club 1, 2, 35 Scrap Drive P J1' Drive. M st Walter Stevens QSteveD - Com- mando 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Beautification Project5 Christmas Project: Student Coun- cil5 Gym Monitor. Clara Spratley-Photoplay Club 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Gay Nineties Revue5 Glee Club 1, Z, 35 Mixed Ensemble 35 Choir 1, Z, 35 Occident Business Staff5 Gondo- liersg Robe Room for Choir 1, 2, 35 Chairman Costume Committeeg Baccalaureate 2, 35 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Variety Showg 10061 Club 35 Sen- ior Class Finance Committee, An- nual Business Advertising Staff: Cupid's Carnival5 Scrap Drive: Paper Drive. Herbert Wade CHerbj - Com- mando 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive. Rosemary Voss CRosieD-Girl Reserves 1, 35 Bowling 15 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Room Secre- tary 1, 25 Occident Staff CtypistD5 Study Hall Monitor 2. Shirley Uridil-100W Club 2, sg L Society 2, 3' Office Monito 1 2 3- West Wi s 2- Photo Owl gl Scra ls Club 1, 2, , ui ' ' erves 1 .f L. 5 B 311 4' , B Q -'1' , 25 Pa . , Q . C C. , Drive 1 2' ? . laureate 1 Z Ch - , S910 ' om- mitteeg ay 'net' evi 25 Gondoliers , eserves C Ji- net 15 Volley all 1, 25 P. T. A. Concert 1, 25 Study Monitor 15 Z, 35 Girl Reserve Dance 25 Scholar- ship Tests 2, 35 Senior Scholarship Test 35 National Honor. Betty Stiles fBetsyJr'A So ciety 2, 35 Jr. i h O c ' rl 1, 2, 35,Girl r , 5 5 Pho- topla1fQ brary o mcilors 1, 35 i'at'n Club , y Club 2, 35 Vice-Pre 35 el Chairman 25 nsembl ' ' y Nineties Review 25 Gondo- liers 35 Glee Club 1, , 35 Choir 1, 2, 35 Marching Along 15 Bowling 15 Scholarship Test 25 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 P. O. D. and Eng- lish Scholarship 35 National Honor. Harry Odus Wallace, jr. LHai1-- lessl-Commando Training 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Score Board 35 Civic Chairman 1. Marilyn Lou Swearengin tGiu- gerl-100W Club Z. 3: Oflicc Moni- tor 15 Photoplay Club 3: Girl Re- serves 1, Z. 35 Thespians 2, 35 Hall Monitor 1, Z5 Bowling 25 Basket- ball Team Z5 Sold Roses 1, Z, 35 Halloween Party 3: Cupid's Car- nival 3: Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Sr. Class Play. Barbara Tallman Q B o b b i el - Room Business Manager 25 Room Civic Chairman 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 G. A. A. Advisory Board 35 Latin Club 15 Photoplay Club 1, 2, 35 Thespians 2, 35 Publicity Commit- tee 3: Girl Reserves 35 Social Com- mittee 35 Basketball 1, Z, 35 Base- ball 1. Z, 35 Volleyball Z5 35 Indi- vidual Sports5 Ohio State- Playday 1. Z: Study Monitor 1, 2, 35 Ofiice Monitor 25 L Society 2, 35 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive5 Wardrobe Committee of Gay Ninetiesg Sr. Class Decorating Committeeg Christmas Formal Floor Show5 Sr. Class Basketball Manager 35 Sr. Class Play Publicity Com. Martha Toy-Latin Club 15 Girl Reserves 1, 2. 3: Choir 1, 2, 35 Gay Nineties 25 Gondoliers 35 Chem- istry Club 15 Cafeteria 2, 35 Girls Glee Clllll 1, 2, 35 Baccalaureate 25 Ticket Committee for Cupid's Carnival 3. Don V. Volz fDonj-Hi-Y 2. 3: Commando Training 35 Glee C111b 3: Signs for Death Takes a Holi- day and Operetta Gondoliers 5 P. O. D. Scohlarship 3: Program and Publicity Com. of Sr. Class Play. Louise Vashaw- Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive. Mary Rae Wallace CNIickey9- 100W Club 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 15 Photoplay Club 35 Paper Drive 2, 3. Patricia Yaeger CPeteJ-Girl Re- serves 1. 35 Hall Monitor 1: Room Secretary 1, Z5 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Typist Occident Staff 3. Li ian alker QLillJ - Latin ? e h Clu 2, 35 Girl Re- v . 35 e monitor: Paper 1'V es Tax 1, 25 Hal Monitor. Mary Lou Walters CPug5-De- bate Club 1, 2, 35 Debate Team Z. 35 G.A.A. 25 35 Girl Reserves 1. Z. 35 Thespians 1, 25 Publicity Com- mittee 15 Latin Club 15 Baseball Class Team 35 Basketball Class Team, 15 Occident Staff 35 Cafe- teria, 15 Gay Nineties 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 'Baseball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball Z, 35 Individual Sports 35 G.A.A. Basketball Team 25 Basketball Champions 35 P .O. D. Scholar- ship 35 Usherette Chairman of Sr. Class Play. Carl Work QSho1-tyl-Track 1: Commando 35 Hall Monitor5 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive. jean Weidner Ueaniej-Student Council 35 100W Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling 1, 2, 35 Photoplay Club 3: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Occident Businses Staff 35 Annual Business Staff 35 Study Monitor 15 Business Staff Bookkeeper 35 Occident Skat- ing Committee 35 Scrap Drive: Paper Drive5 Usher Senior Class Play 3. Carol Williams CKayol-Student Council 15 Spanish Club 15 Oflice Monitor 35 Thespians 15 Girl Re- serves l, 2, 3. Dorothy Yoe tDottieJ - 100W Club 2, 35 L Society Z5 Spanish Club 2, 35 Treas. Spa11isl1 Club 3: Photoplay Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1. 2, 35 Treas. of Reg Room 35 Finance Committee 35 Room Rep- resentative of Girl Reserves 25 Senior Banquet Z5 Senior Prom 11 Welfare Chairman 25 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 National Honor. Tom With spoon - Spanish Club O 1 tra 35 Band 2, 35 lon 5 Boys' Mixed ' 3 Sr. Class Play. - f l ' ll U Q r -- 35 'l' doliers 35 Band Va- , . F 31 n 5 1 Q Barbara A. Woltz CBobbieJ- 100W Club 25 L Society 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Photoplay Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Thespians 2, 35 Library Councilor, 25 Latin Club 15 G.A.A.5 Cafeteria 1, 25 G.A.A. Tournament Basketball 15 VVelfare Committee 15 Football Banquet 2, 35 Sr. Banquet 1, 2, 35 Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive. Jean Weaver CChickenD-Scrap Drive5 Paper Drive5 Gondoliers Ticket Salesman5 Chairman Sr. Class Play Make-up Com. Margaret M. Wesley QMargeJ-- Gym Monitor 35 Photoplay Club 1, 2. 35 Girl Reserves 1, Z, 35 Vice- President 35 Latin Club 35 G.A.A. 25 35 Intramural Director 35 Base- ball 1, 2, 35 Baseball Class Team 35 G.A.A. Council 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Basketball Class Team 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Occident Staff 35 Annual Staff 35 Room Civic Chairman 25 Room Business Manager 35 Cafeteria 1, Z. 35 Volleyball Class Team 25 Study Monitor Z5 Bowling Presi- dent 35 English Scholarship Test 1, 25 Football Concessions 2, 35 Girls' Championship Basketball Team 3. LeRoy ise CWinkj-10005 Club 1, , ' ' iety 2, 35 Hi-Y 2. 35 , 35 Co mando 35 R usine so er 25 Hi-Y oftball or Decorat- ing5 Study H Monitor 2, 35 Room Welfare Chairman 15 Intra- mural Basketball l5 Latin Club 15 Physics Scholarship 35 Sr. Class Play. Sarah jane White CSallieJ - 100W Club l. 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2. 3. Don Zigiield tLouiej-Com- mando Training 35 Hall Monitor 15 Paper Drive 1, 2, 35 Scrap Drive 1, 2. RECEIVED DIPLOMAS LEWIS BILL - RETURNED VETERAN. RALPH BROWN - PAPER DRIVEg SCRAP DRIVE HALL MONITOR, CHARLES BUTCHER-CHUCK -PAPER DRIVEg SCRAP DRIVE. CHESTER CURNUTTE-DUKE -FOOTBALL, 1, 25 ASSOCI- ATION, 35 TRIANGLE CLUB, 1, 2, 35 COMMANDO TR., 35 PAPER DRIVEg SCRAP DRIVE. GERALDINE HOLT-IERRY- BANDg PAPER DRIVEQ SCRAP D'RIVEg P.T.A. FES- TIVAL. HOWARD LAMPRECHT In Donald Bender ' James Elleman john Fauth Dean Howell Richard Janes Robert Kenworthy Paul Kuder William Lee Markham Robert Nash Robert Smith Sewage E U G E N E LINNINGER-OCP CIDENT STAFF: S C R A P DRIVEQ PAPER DRIVE: BUS. ADVERTISING. MARGERY M!cMANIS-G I R L RESERVES, 35 PAPER DRIVEg DEBATE CLUB, 3. JERRIY MILLER- COMMAN- DOQ WRESTLINGQ FOOT- BALL. NORMA PENN-SCRAP DRIVEg PAPER DRIVE. HAROLD RATHBURN-PAPER DRIVEQ SCRAP DRIVE. BETHANNE S M I T H-G I R L RESERVESg PAPER DRIVEQ KENNETH VESELEN-KEN- DEBATE CLUIB. TRACKg 100 MILE, OCCI- DENT ST.-X-FF, PAPER DRIVEg SCRAP DRIVE. Robert Thum Ralph Lanning Robert L. Niemann Boyce Brenot Don Wayne Dorsey james Philip Loomis Donald J. Reagan Frank Arthur Stewart Richard A. Trickee Robert Leo Evans Richard Thompson arm, '7fae vw By Sherritt Out here in the star-lit West, we light the camp fire, and as its smoke curls up many memories, both good and otherwise, float back on the wisps of smoke. Will we ever forget the ready smiles Jeri Sherwood and Norma Jean Carter had for everyone, or that honey-laden voice of Gladys Ison? The setting sun would form a perfect painting for A1 Parlette, Ned Moore, or Olga Ashelman. Wlhile off in the distance we could hear Tom Witherspoon and Kitty Lawwell harmonizing on some Cowboy ballad. Maudie jackson, Ruby Albertini, and Shirley Uridil are with us, along the trail . . . their mutual affection for horses make the range a perfect background for them. There are but a few of us still pursuing the sun on its course but when we start reminiscing, many others join us. Ginny Herbert amuses us with the stories of her old gang and their escapades, Howard Young and Marion Watkins bring up all our Senior activities, such as the knee dance at the Senior Cyclone, where many bit the dust. Bum Dean, jack Buckingham and Dick Slager are good for many thoughts of hectic moments in our sport life, like the night we beat North in football. jo Doyle and Margie Calentine are still resting after all the work they did in editing the Occident and Annual. Vince Embleton and Darrell Hall stir up a recollection of their famous quartet days, singing Cross Country at so many dances. Seeing a comet streak across the sky reminds us of Austin Hutt zooming around the track, and Jim Price vaulting gracefully over the bars. The stars seem to glow a little brighter remembering Mary Lou Heaney with her pleasant word for everyone. Continued on page 97 -35- une G VVEST HIGH SCHOOL VVednesday. ,Iune 5, 1946 Eight P. M. PROGRAM Irving F. Young. Presiding Prelude Morning. Xoon and Night Overture ..,,.,..,,,.... Processional God of Our Fathers .......... ............,.,............. ,.....,,.,,..,,...,,,., . ..,..,....,...........,... . , The Graduating Class Star Spangled Banner ........ ,,,..,.,,..,................................ ..................................,..,,......... 1Audience and Senior Classb Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag .,,..,.,,,.,.,.,,,,,.....,,.....,.............. .............,......., QClass and Audiencej Invocation ,,,, .....,..,,..,...,.. ....,......................................... . . . Chorus If VVith All Your Hearts ,..,.,.........,,....,,.... .... ,.,,.......,..,,...,,,,.,,,r................. The Graduating Class Upon This Firm Foundation .,,. ..,,,,.....,,,.,...,.,.,.....,..,...,. ..,,.,..,....... There VVill Always Be New Horizons ...,, . Chorus ,.............Von Suppe .............VVarren ...,,,.,..,Lecl by Paul Layman J. L. Dean Hilltop Community Church ...,..,.....,.Blendelssohn .......,..Gladys Ison ..........,.,Richard Slager Ours is the Vkforld .,,......,,.,,, ,,,,,,..,....,.,..,.......,.,.,....,.,..,.,..,...,................................ ,..,..,......, H a yden-Morgan The Graduating Class Presentation of Class to President of the Board of Education ...,.........,,.....,,..,..................,............. ..,.....,. S uperintendent Roudebush Presentation of Diplomas ,,..,,,,,,.,.,,...................,,...,..,,......,,,,,..,.,.......,,.,.................,....,..,. .,...,..........,............... I oseph W. Ray President, Board of Education Alma Mater ,,,..,..,, ,........,... - .............,,.......,,........,,,,...........,... .............,..,.......,.,..............,,,,,,. A I ice Shoenberger, '25 QQ-Xudience and Senior Classj Benediction ...... .,,.....,,,....., ........,.,................,.......,.,.................,..............,.............. . ,..... ...,.....,.,,. R e X '. Harold Dutt Vvestgate Evangelical Church Recessioiial- America the Beautiful ,..,,,.,,,,,,,.,..........,.,.......,.,.....,.......,..,.,...............,.......,,........,.,.. ............,.. W ard DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Edith VVfhite ,..,..,...,,,.,.... .,....,,......,.........,.,...... ,,.......,,............,.,............................... C h orus Charles Bennett .,........., -35- ,,,..,.....Band iso O ff' V3 49017 Z! 4 XAPX, xc: Xl M X ,J XA 0,4 : 'SJ 3, I By Sherrie C-'maj' Mk ? gy 3, Out in the West we have many ranches- 'iyj gifs' those that are really worked -and those that are for the people with money to squander. The name of the dude ranch we have in mind is the Sandy Soph Bar X and it's owned by Sue Elleman, the girl who can really cook. A few of her helpers are Jeanne Moore, who charms the guests with her big brown eyes, Cherry Moss, the hostess and queen of the ranch. and Martha Dictsch, who always sneaks off to the town movies. The head cowboys are Don Hutchison, who keeps the gang in laughs, Welker-as silent as the prairie. This is Danny Miles, the Smile king and Paul really a high-falootin', two-gun shootin' Saturday night with Dick Borror as Bussart in a sister act, Virginia Jones with Beck and her smooth singing, and Don Spe as the Swing Trio,-best when swinging Sandy Kaufman-the prankster, and Gordie such a big ranch that it has two foremen. Theisen, the Talker. place. There's even the blushing emcee. This hy'a ranch is a floor-show every Joan and Nancy a different dance routine every week. Donna akrnan, Dick Holycross and Ronnie Burgoon 5'So Low and Far Away. The big added attraction is a great play-the best actresses and actors in the world are featured in it. This week we have Dolly Hair Firman as the heroine, Donny Woodland as the big, brave cowboy, and Tom Higgins, taking time off from J. L. to be our bashful but bold villain. This stupendous production is met with approval from the ranch's many guests, among whom are Wanda Williams of the ski-jump nose. Jo Duffy, still stil? from a tive-minute broncho ride, Billie Lombard, darting around every place she's not supposed to be, Barbara Clarken of the dimples and giggle fame, and Lois Pickens always thinking up things to do. Our ranch has men guests. too. such as Robin Schmidt, a retired strong man, Don Kunzi-just grinning around, and Pat Collins being a pal to all. A group of the guests went on a trip to a reservation the other day and saw such sights as Bruce Langton and Ernie Auborn trying to act like Indians, Donna Spring being initiated as a tribe princess, Vera Smith and Shirley Thurell endeavoring to get an old Navajo to lower the price of his rugs. Pug Herbert giving a lecture on cleanliness, while Biddy Flemming sits around feeding Connie and Corinne Taylor hot tamalies-Fay Grassel and Joan Mason looking slightly confused as they gaze at 'the armadillo baskets but jack Kelly acting as if he understood all about such things. Interesting incidents of the trip were Glen Schroeder's attempts to move a stub- born mule off the road, Frances lwisemian doing an acrobatic, trick while riding her Pinto the whole time, Dick Husch hnally consenting to sing, and Don Fisher trying to find a good place to start a ranch of his own. Back at the ranch again we find Dick Ham just bloating around, and Jim Palmer looking for a bow and arrow so he and Chuck Weeks can go 'iprairie dog shooting. No beavers out here. So, leaving all the guests and employes happy and content, we bid good-bye to the Sandy Soph Bar X. and hit the trail for farther horizons. lf . , V' 1 5 fy a wi, J' 12112-f 135 10A Nvf 1st row: Donna Beck, Florence Anderson. Lois Anderson. Marilyn Calentine. row: Ruby Barnes. Edith Conley, Helen Braun, Margie Chester. Louise Cockrell. row: Nancy Bailey, Delores Andreotte, Lois Batteiger. Lois Cunningham, Lorna Bidwell. Edith Calvert. row: Winona Andrews, Billie Cook. Dorothy Bluhm. Ella Mae Carter. Barbara Clarkin. Joan Chambers. row: Charlene Bishop, Shir- ley Crooks, Evelyn Cloytor. Norma jean Canter. Jeanette Chakeres, Rose Byrum. row: Minnie Childs, Evelyn Braithwaite, Ann Bontelle, Margaret Beaver. Joan Alkire. 2nd 3rd 4th Sth 6th -3 74. 233 10A lst row: Betty Donahue, Virginia Glassburn, Mary Jo Dolby, Audrey Brink, Beverly Decker. 2nd row: Marilyn Greer, Martha Foreman, Phyllis Dean, Mary Ann Boyd, l-lope Dentner. 3rd row: Charlene Gilmore, Mary Lou Gamble, Geraldine Elli- fritt, Barbara Flowers, Mary De Paul, Ida Mae Emrich. 4th row: Faith Dentner, Rose Schonberger, Pat Gibbons, Joan Duffy, Virginia Fox. 5th row: Jo Ann Elkins, Joan Evans, Phyllis Grabill, Alice Mae Forster, Sue Elleman, Baileen Gray. 6th row: Marjorie Eimer, Ruth Gildersleeve, Jeannine George, Joyce Dungan, Opal Colburn. 212 10B lst row: Ronald Taylor, Frank Sharkey, Jack Moone, Bob Witherspoon, George Web- ster, Dean Pool. 2nd row: Jim Palmer, Glenn Schroeder, Bill Miller, Jim Thomas, Paul Starkey, Roger Moury. 3rd row: Ted Taylor, Joe Six, Bob Thompson, John Sheron, Chuck Watts. 4th row: Francis Watson, Paul Theisen, Don Speakmian, Chuck Weeks, Fred Warden. Sth row: Bill Nichols, Jim Powers, 'Bob Ramsey, Jerry Smith, Charles Miller. 156 10A 1st row: Gene Stanley, Jim Cock- field, Ed Ashleman, Jack Chapman, Jim Cochran. Znd row: Eddie Cline, Wilbur Ehl- ers, Jim Dennis, Ed Adams, Leon Brown. 3rd row: Pat Collins, Al Andrews, Willard Kinman, Bill Byerly, Jack Edsell, Bob Brock. 4th row: Dick DeRubertis, Harold Beidel, Geno DePaul, 'Bob Drayer, Dick Cormany, Mar- vin Beard. 5th row: Fred Braithwaite, Charles Davidson, Don Eisel, Don Davis, Marion Cannon. 1397 10B lst row: Kenneth Deaton, Jack Fleischer, Gene Mayhew, Rich- ard Husch. 2nd row: Ray Bostic, Larry Al- ban, Bob Burnett, Don Fisher. 3rd row: Dan Miles, Jack Kelly, Richard Burgoon, Dick Lamp- recht, Richard Holycross. 4th row: Tom Bernhardt, Ernest Auborn, Wendell Alkire, Jerry Bates, Bruce Langton, Dick Borror. Sth row: Dick Lanigan, Albert Ar- genbright, Keith Balzer, Bill Farrand, Dick Hallan. 240 10A 1st row: Bob Izzard, Bob Johnson, Bob Freshcorn, Bob Layman, Dick Ham, Don Kunzi. 2nd row: Dick llershberger, Ver- non Knowlton, Bruce Hall, Bill Foster, Tom Greene. Noel Lane. 3rd row: Charles lnboden, Bob Orr, Wzllter Hicks, Tom Hig- gins, Dan Lane, Sandy Kauf- man. 4th row: John Heinzelman, Don Henderson, Bill Garber, Charles Flesher, Don Ellis, Kenny Evans. Sth row: James Konkler, Bill Hewes, Don Hutchison. Bob X Janes, Bob Henke. ,24 10A L' 9 row: Phyllis Hartsock. Pat La- Q EV i 5 MI I xx 3rd - 1 is 3 1' , -nh 22 G . Aw Sth X X it 'fi on T Ni , My br' 6th 242 Ist Znd 3rd I 'H 4th J F f' . 1 . Sth Z sm l R N323 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 2nd valle, Coletta Mann, Harriett Hutson. Nancy Hicks, 'Billie Lombard. row: Ann Guido, Joyce Jaques, Charlotte Martin, Ann Her- bert, Barbara Harper, Connie Knisely. row: Pat McCrady, Mary Groomes, Geraldine Heyder, Shirley Hobert, Marian Mar- tin, Anna Mebane. row: Ann Hood, Eleanor Hau- denschild, Betty Maclann, Lucy Lepore, Martha John. row: Jacqueline Wriglit, Jac- queline Krull, Mary Francis Marlowe, Joann Lane, Gloria Mead, Phyllis Horn. row: Janet Keller, Annabel Killian, Marcella Grosse, Laura Furman, Myrtle Jones. 10A row: Doris Schweitzer, Virginia Nebel, Betty Neff, Joan Per- due, Vivian Nickens, Audrey Pickens. row: Louise Sayre, Lois Pick- ens, Virginia Moore, Mary Ann Merrill, Dolores Ray- mond, Pat Mefford. row: Rita Ray, Cherry Moss, Ruth Platt, Lucile Perrin, Carol Mielke. row: Marilyn Norris, Jeanne Moore, Jo Ann Nelson, Bon- nie Orcutt. Donna Roberts, Sally Preston. row: Alice Moll, Jane Mc- Laughlin, Pauline Miller, Vi- ola Ritzman, Jane Prior. row: Wanda Archer, Mary- Prahl, Jeannine Lane, Mari- lyn Green, Ruth Paul, Joyce Miller. 10B row: Lucile Blades, Kathryn Elliott, Joan Frankel, Joann Helm, Jean Hopper, Nancy Bussart. row: Jean Grile, Cherie Clark, Velma llart, VVilma Green, Martha Brown, Ruth Ansley, Jackie Fleming. row: Mary Bryant, Rosemary Comer, M a ri ly n Grifhths, Joan Bussart, Nellie Cook, Georgann Evans, Fay Grassle. row: Pat McClellan, Annebelle Kendrick, Joan Gulden, Louise Monroe, Ruth Emheld, Vir- ginia Lett. row: Dolores Brown, Nellie Evans, Pat Linville, Rose Marie Columbo, Joan Hosler, Helen Carroll. row: Ellen Burton, Jayne Dol- by, Mary Bowman, Virginia Jones, E V 0 n n e Callaghan, Orchie Binkley. 304 lst 2nd 3rd 4th Sth 309 Ist Znd 3rd 4th 5th 10B Row: Virginia Martin, Helen Nice, Norma Nickens, Vera Smith, Donna Spring. Row: Alberta Mielke, Betty Noland, Mary Redman, Joyce Rowe, Connie Taylor, Donna Muntz. Row: Francis VViseman, Arlene Maple, Brucilla Smith, Virginia Painter, Shirley Thurell, Joan Mason, Corrine Taylor. Row: Norma South, Barbara Stites, Etta Masters, Thelma Roberts, Donna Thomas, Dot Turner. Row: Joann Toller, Rose- mariet Yeager, Lois Stancell, Virginia St on e, Charlotte Wickham. 10A Row: Jim Rose, Don Skipper, Charles McCormick, Jim OS- born, Leo Peoples, Jack Scott. Row: Carl Naumoff, Conklin Potts, Bob Oldfield, John Pugh. Carl McKenna, Kenny Sharp. Row: Jack Martin, Bob Powell, L a r r y Lohmeyer, Richard Schneider, Andrew Slocum. James Anderson. Row: Eugene McGurer, Don Little, Dale Baker, Clarence Pospichel, John Scott, Charles Francis. Row: Ralph Panos, Paul Mac- lam, Robin Schmidt, George Kayro. Dick Kayro. 313 1st Row: Don Woodland, Archie Turner, Curt Westerman. 2nd Row: Dave Wetterman, Bob Wallace, Bob Willis, Jim Skin- ner, John Wymer. 3rd Row: Fred Thumberg, Deane Thomas, Bob Walker, Gordon VVelker. Bob Smith. Larry Ward. 4th ROW: Ralph Thient, Keith Smith, Howard Trabue, Don Watkins, Bob Smith . Sth Row: Robert Wendell, Halcie Wilson, Jim VVood, Bob Wolfe, Roland Stout, Roy Ziegler. 6th Row: Lloyd Young, Neil Stan- field, Fred Smith, Lester Smil v. Myron Wiggins. Vf . ,, Dfjgli ,J M lstkow: Billie Steffen, Virginia J ' itherspoon, Mary Lou Man- gold. Znd Row: Wanda Williams, Cather! ine West, Arnetta Woltz, Keitha Thompson, H a r r i e t t VVitcher. 3rd Row: Joyce Thatcher, Ruth Snow. Charlene Underwood, Marilyn Volz, Martha Smith, Patricia Stewart. 4th Row: Patricia Wolfendale. Carol Swigert, Margaret Reese, Ruth Snow. Barbara Vlna. Sth Row: Erma Snider, Betty Westkamp, Mary Snoke, Helen Trump, Pauline Washington, Laura Steele. J 6th Row: Donna Thompson, Elsie Wells, Joan Smith, Carol Wise, Lois Waters. Swm Hamm! Wed 1. MECHANICAL DRAVVING Reading L. to R. lst Row: Ray Linville. Gene XYeinhart, Jack Swieegood. Don Ziegheld, Jack Smith, 2nd Row: Dick Koontz Tom Fisher. Bruno Masdea, George Tyler. Bob Brown. Jack Crego. 3rd Row: Jim Shawd, Jack Steele, Joe Fenner. Jim Jenkinson. Larry Stephens. 4th Row: Tinker Carter. Jim Ryan. Instructor, Mr. C. S. Kennedy. Z. COOKING CLASS In foreground L. 40 R.: Ellen Holbrook. Patricia Allen, Christine Agristi. Alberta Meilke. Norma Penn. Background: Mary Ann Boyd. Lucy Bucci. Betty Blake, Phylliss Allen. Joyce Jaques. Mary Bowman, Lois Battieger, Margaret Beaver. Gladys Connlcy. Far back: Donna Thompson, Alyce Moll. Director: Mrs. Emma Uncapher. 3. ANNUAL STAFF Seated, L. to R.: Marilyn Kardos, Norma Carter, Dorothy Anderson. Ruby Albcrtini, Jo Sherritt. 2nd Row: Darrell Hall, Jean Krevdo, Margaret Halsey. Margaret VVesley. Standing at Desk: Ned Moore. Al Parlette, Jo Doyle. Seated: Margie Calentine. 4. BUSINESS ADVERTISING Reading L. to R. Standing: Lou Ellen Hoffman Paula Shoal, Louise Henry, Joyce Reed. Charlotte Jones, Norma Moore, Maude Jackson, Bob Brown, Bill Minister. Dale Cox. Seated: H. L. Zulauf, Doris Robinson, Clara Spratley. Richard Kellar, Eugene Clarke. Jean Wiedner. Mark Stephens, Bill Moon, Mary Olpp Betty Xvhalen. Betty Dickendasher. ...4ll.. X 3. These ambitious physiology students lst row: Joann VVhite, Barbara Coffman, Sue Swigert. 2nd row: Thelma Rowland, Joyce Frazier, Sarah Russell. Jeanette Cohagen. john Perry, Leland Bowen. ....L'ez 4 4 -v -.,, 5 1 x .- 1. Seated in the teachers' cafeteria. left to right, are: Helen McCormick, Maude Davis. Delane Schlinder, Edith Wliitc. 2. Here are Americays future scientists busy at work with their chemistry prob- lems. They are directed by C. Michel. Reading left to right they are: lst row: Mary Bonrgardes, Jim Cain, jerry Chinn, Delores Davis. 2nd row: Bob Ford, Bob Horch. 3rd row: Nick Nanos, Eugene Overmire, jo Ann Palmer. 4. This is a scene from our wood class. Busy at work are: Bill Ecklc, Bob Phelps, Bob Ginn. Clarence Bateman is the di- I'CCtOI'. The boy standing beside Mr. Bones is Gene Pool. Instructor. E. C. Reed. B gi sxbqx ss?- EANKXQQB X -42 0- 5. In this picture. we rind Instructor Roy Bowen directing a scene from the play Happy Journey. Jack Edsell is seen standing, while Dick Herschberger, Ruth Platt, Marilyn Calentine, and Bob Drayer are seated. 6. Keeping things warm around West is Mr. Smith's job. He is seen here shov- eling coal in one of the big furnaces. 7. The noon dances, sponsored by the Student Council, always draws crowds of jitterbugs, as well as admiring spectators. Seen dancing are: Don Henderson, Jackie Gross. Barbara Tallman, Shirley Uridel, Pat Goodal, Shir- ley Kietzman, Jim Myers, Jeanie Moore, Bailene Gary, Don Moss, Doug Bell, Clarke Johnson, joy Bliss, Bill Masters, Pat Boyle, Jim McCarty, Al Parlette, Dar- rell Hall. .J Y Z2 - . 3 G . 'K , 1 .-ll:-or i . is -ge' . Q I umm own V.. lq l'X Z5 fq 'mx By Halsey . 7 w , . R L, fi ' The horizon is hazy-blue and there .is a cool U 5-xmxn breeze blowing gently as we visit Junior Town. L Bw Texas. unior Town is t ical of any other Texas 7 - YP K 2, town. except that the people are a little more easy-going. ik., Aswwe enter the village we notice the sign which reads. Population, 376. You 'Q wont hnd Junior Town on any map but it is between a cactus and a coyote on that great expanse known as Texas. ,ix As in every other smalll town, you will find the general store located in the center XS of activity. Every.1nhab1tant of Junior Town manages to stop and exchange the community gossip in the course of the day. We walk in and whom do we see but 4 our old classmates, Don Borror and jack Trimmer, owners. Their main claim is the store that sets in the. center of this thriving place of business. You can walk in any ! day and see Sam Richardson, the barber, Frank Ongaro, town banker, Dr, Ralph I Watts, Harold Carter, carpenter: or even Dick Melvin, livery owner just sett1n' around swapping yarns. The mayor. Jim Bush, is no exception. To remain here and meet them all would take hours. Let's leave this dwelling to see what the rest of the town offers. What luck! The yearly rodeo is starting today. This always brings excitement galore because of the famed horseman jimmy Slager. His daring courage is known ' throughout the la11d. V, Q We enter the crowded arena, take our seats and look about in amazement. Dressed in boots and ten gallon hats, are riders julie Ammon, Rosemary Shoemaker, 5 E and Janet Baker on galloping horses. They announce the main event, trick riding . The gate is slowly lifted and the crowd cheers as Joann Lombard, Marilynn Mack, Janet Bigler, and Joy Bliss gallop gracefully into the center of the arena. They, in - u turn, introduce Clum and Dale, those fearless. bareback riders. Nj VVell. what's this coming' in? No, it can't be, but it is-Andy Anderson and Jack s. Thrush in their new store-bought suits just in from Kansas City. Reckon we better mosey along now, .the crowd's starting to leave and gather at the barn for a square dance. Promenadm' 'are George Lohr and Teddy Hill, Jack A Abram and Shirley Keitzman. - Lots of familiar faces here. but we can't get around to them all, so I guess this ends our visit to Junior Town. VVe bid farewel to l i, coyotes and our dear friends. XVe leave in happy spirits and rid 1 ts behind us to remember always. My IN MEMORY OF OUR LOVED CLASSMATE AND 6 sl FRIEND, TOM KILLIAN, WHO PASSED AWAY 5 E If RUAVRY 21, 1946 , - . Q 2 student and friend to all, A answered the cry nf l-leaven's call, 0 was honest. truthful and sincereg A memory will linger throughout the years. 1 11A Davis, Helen Chesher, Nancy Taggart, Thelma Cochran. row: Bettirae Beard, Mary Andrews, Vera Ferrelli, Do- lores Cochran, Mary Ellen Hull, Marianne Evans. 3rd row: Eva Burke, Delores Cor- bin, Joan Fondaw. Pat Cozad. Thelma Fluhart, Margaret Findlay. 4th row: Betty Jo Babbert. Nor- ' a Cunningham, Susie Smith, Juanita Ashton, Jean Burris. Kathryn Bauder. row: Helen Boyer. Joy Bliss. Claribelle Edwards. Elizabeth Barfield, jean Brown, 'Betty Caldwell, Margie Horne. 6th row: Ann Farcasin. Annabel Crawford, Janet Baker. Betty Bluhm, Barbara Coffman. . .r.z....t. z... .. . . . .s . .....,..,a..n.........,.......,t . lst row: Janet Biegler. Eileen A 214 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 217 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 244 11B row: Fred Grabill, Mike Burgoon. Charlie Fry, Don Knisely. , row: Bill Brown, Jim Davis. Bill Buckingham, Norman Dolder. row: Joe Helphery. 'Bob Ford, Norris Boothe. Harold Car- ter. Tom Fisher. row: Ray Harrison. John Glass. Aquila Flewellen. Virgil Ends- ley. Bill Baird, Jay Bruckel- meyer. row: Ralph Bowen, Tom Car- lisle. Charley Forest, James Cain, Lawrence Stephens. 11B row: Ed Leonard. Glenn Mc- Fadden, Frank Howells, Lyle Hulilman, Fred Lyle. row: Ray Noble. Tom Wil- son, Fred Harper. Jack Knox, 'Bob Jones. Nick Rlanos. row: Larry Oliver. Tom King, Ken Lee, John Langton, Bob Horch. row: Starling Hutt, Jim Mc- Carty, Aubrey Compton, Gene Mugrage. 11A lst row: Sam Richardson, Kenneth 2nd 3rd 4th Sth 6th 302 1st Zn Krorlk, Carl Ashman, Vincent Condon, George Blum, Loren Mantle. row: Kenneth Beymer, Bob Curtis, Paul Clark, Jim Bush. Jack Abram, Charles Orr, John Bill. row: Jack Crego, Dick Cos- gray, Jack Anthony, Richard Robinson. Ronald Bryant, Bob Breckenridge. row: John Columbo, Charles Christopher. James Blackwell, Bob Antery. Herb Carroll, Bob Curtiss. row: Dave Blum. Don Cross McRoy Beeson, Don Ander- son, John Carpenter, Bob Brown. row: Doug Bell. Don Casto, Don Borror. Bruce Beavers. Tom Beckett. Don Banker. 11A row: Joyce Frazier,f Barbara Lamneck, Joan Lombard. Pat Efodall, Julie Hughes, Jean -Jott. -row: Juanita Johnson, Dor- Betty Knodel. Jackie Gross, Ruth Ann Hulls. Marjorie Fry. yth ea McClain. Kd th lx 4 Q01 S Sth 'vi' ' 6th row: Donna Jones. Nancy nona Harper, son, Jean Geddes. row: Lois Fuller, Katherine Lorenz, Betty Grueser, Joan Gunnett, Annabelle Jones, Marqueen Stone. row: Shirley Kappel, a Jackson. Shirley Kietzmai Nona Kimes. Eleanor Groonl Jo-Ann Heischman, Dom belle Jewitt. row: Pat Herren, Frances Gurley. June Hedrich, Betty Hamilton, Jeanette Gue. Gardner. Judy Frederick, VVi- Marjorie Jack- 310 1 1st , 2nd J .1 33rd , 11. jrl 4th I Sth 6th 311 lst 2nd S ' Ifvlfjiiy X11 3rd ' J ,Ja 4th 5th 6th 312 lst 2nd 3rd 4th 314 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th IA row: Jack Hann. XVilliam Joy- ner, Les Hinton. row: Don Agristie. Chuck Huey, Gene Allen, 'Bob Deck- er, Dudley Green. row: Stan Deichele, Paul Plamer, Vaugh Hewitt, Aus- tin Adams, Dave Hamilton. row: Jim Hiland, Bob Hane, John McL.urg, Fred Klug, Burton Kendrick. row: Don Drake. Jim Jenken- son, Jack Dale. Bob Glasgow, Jim Eberhard, Gerald Elli- fritt. row: Ronald Barker, Ken Dickerson, Jack Jaynes, Bob Hakola, Therman Garrett. 11B row: Teddy Hill. Julianne Am- mon, Norma Locke, Kathryn Klein, Dorothy Fiscus, Grace Fields. row: Pat Cluni, Gloria Hegen- berger, Wanda Getreu. Betty Cooper, Nancilie Allison, Joan Lauer. row: Elaine Hosler, Joanne Griffiths, Ruth Hoelcher, Do- lores Dern, Nancy Gill, Mary Cole. row: Charlene Dent, Faye Ir- win, Janie Hill, Shirley Kauf- man, row: Joan Hartung. Louise Clarke. Beverly Cramer, Rosemary McDowell, Barbara Grilhth, Donna Holmes, Lois Bower. row: Dolores Gilgien, Eliza- beth Bigelow. Mary Bour- gardis, Margaret Frost, Rose- mary Halderman. 11.B row: Jay lVitcl1er, Harold Rowe, Jim Slager, Frank On- rraro. row: 'Bob Whalen. Bob Smith, Jim Vickers, Bill Steece. Frank- lin Rowe. row: Bob Price. Dave Stehen, Earl Parlette, Tom VVeaver. row: Jack Thrush, John Young, Bob Steele. Ken Ormiston. f f lr . QQ it '-J 11A row' Jerry Snyder Fred Shar- key, Jack Trimmer. Bill Wool- Robert VVise. son, row: Bill Sharon. Ray Schulze, Jim Shaud, Virgil VVharton, Jack Steele, Jack Smith. row: John Webb. Dick VVise, John Shrum, Alan XVilliams, Marvin Schultz. Ralph Wbtts. row: -Harry Taylor, Bob Brown, Douglas Thomson, Stanford Wilkes. Dick Tewell, Eugene Zimmerman, Don Story. row: Glenn XYidemeyer, Rich- ard Edris, Tom Vickerman, Henry Seabolt. Gene XVein- hart. is 317 11A' lst row: Hazel Redman, Mary Sharp, Nancy Ritzman. 2nd row: Ella Mae Maile, Barbara Witherspoon, Jo Ann Shields. Charlene Rolsten. J o ann e Navin. 3rd row: Lucille Stevens, June Hensley, Ruth Anne Ricken- backer, Justine Newman, Janet Moran, Virginia Scott, 4-th row: Alice Schweitzer, Connie Sherman, Mary Romosier, Maxine Sands. Marilyn Slyh. 5th row: Alberta Seely, Irene Raugh, Leann Roush, Pearl Marshall, Betty Evans, Jean Meservey. 6th row: Rowena Self, Margery Mitchell, Marlyn Michel, Pat Moore, Ruth Pickens. 321 11B lst row: Rosemary Shoemaker, Evelyn Zinn, Ellamae Ostrei- Cher, Barbara Weimer, Mary Alyce Shaffer, Dorothy New- some. 2nd row: Doris Suver, Harriet VVorthington, Pat Perry, Mary- ann Mitchell, Violet VVard. Jean Mathews. 3rd row: Louise Weaver, Eula Seagraves, Irene Mackey. Frances Vashaw, Edith VVal- lace, Jean Wlilliams. 4-th row: Gertrude Vaiden, 'Betty Tipton, Zoe Skipper, Leona Starkey, Kathryn Mann. 5th row: Edith Wilkins, Mary VVil- ler, Alice Mercer, Joanne Pal- mer, Barbara Shea. 323 11A lst row: Alma Lee Ward, Dolores x Brenner, Phyllis VVard, Mari- J., Phyllis Smith. 'Znd gow: Thelma Smith, Betsy parks, Virginia Woolson, , Louise Richardson, Loretta Thumberg. 3rd row: Dorothy Lindner, Alice Smock, Thelma Rowland, Agnes Walker, Kathryn War-IQ' ren, Frankie Zanetos. 4th row: Mary Yahn, Dorothy Walls, Joan Buel, Audrey Southard, Phyllis Whipple. Sth row: Marjorie Swain, Mary Trickle, Ruth Linebaugh, Nancy Spanable, Betty Van Atta, Dorothy Stout. 6th row: Sue Swigert, Martha VVillis, Nancy Waters, Agnes Bigelow, Vera Starkey. 327 11A lst row: Jack Gibbs, Ralph Lor- enz, Eddie Johnson, Eugene 'b Overmyre, .Don Riggs, Viixfxl cent Oddi. S 2nd r0w: Jerry Scanlon, Ralplq Miesse, Bruno Masdea, Jada, ,, lyn Work, Norma Smith,fm -i Mithoff, Paul Love, Al Bal- lenger, Ed Sahr. 3rd row: Jessie Saunders, Luke McKeever. Don King, Dick Layman, Bradley Richardson. Carl Look, Vincent Pepe. 4th row: Ray Linvelle, Taylor 1 Lutz, Don Manson, Herbert Parliament, Jack Moore, 'Bob Schlegel, Don Ochs. vin, Dave Kimes, John Prose, Dick Palmer, John Perry, Bob Peirpano. 6th row: George Lohr, Dick Long- mire, Bob Kimes, Harold Kleim. Dick Newlin, George Lohr. sth row: Dick Koontz, Dick Mel- if .N Senicwi ax .ZW ...4S- v Bal A 12B 1st row: Clenzo Fox, Bob Laird, Ray Brooks, David Jones, Bob Evans. 2nd row: Eugene Pool. Dave Gil- bert, Richard Ardle, Bob Bass, Richard Naylor. Eupene Gar- land. 3rd row: David Kiner, Ralph Den- nis. Louis Capretta. Bob Bow- ers. john Cleveland, Dick Mc- Savney. 4th row: Myron Kerns, Ted Big- gers, Gene Jaques, Bill Eddy. Don Moss, Dave Dnpler. Sth row: Bill King, Chuck Ewing. James Gardner, Marshall Ha- nion, Eugene Grassle. 79,-ruff '. Bal B 12B 1st row: Mary Staniper, 'Betty ,Q Smith, Jeanne Mayhew, Bar- 3 bara See. Suzanne Walker. W W 2nd row: Margaret Roush, Iris --f X XYhipple, Marie VVilson, Inez VVharton. - 5rd row: Pat McGinnis. Delores Zimmer, Dorthy Miller, Pat V3 Sturdevant, Dolores VVeber. . 4th row: Harold Trump, Dale Thatcher. Bill Thompson, Ed Van Allen. Don Rice. Toni Ross. sth row: Dick Wvells. Bill Smith, J Charles West, Paul Ricketts. VJ A il' l JS . L, lljlijui Iii! wr fi Bal C 12B V lst row: Ella Mae Malfe. XX7ll1ll3 Borland. Cloetta Clark. Mar- tha Garner. Helen Collins, Kitty Lon Cline. 2nd row: Delores Davis. Mary Davis, Betsy Ann Ernest, Mary Jane Earnest. Donna Hartley, Donna l-lergesell. 3rd row: Betty Carter. Carolyn Croy, Betty Gardner. jean Cutler, Marianne Brown, Lor- rain Geis. 4th row: jean Henderson, Jean Gosnell, Jean Grady, Carolyn McCracken, Ann l-loyt. 5th row: Jean Batteiger, Carol Keeler. janet Harrison. VVilma Cartheuser. Martha Ailes. NL its -ul - tail 'Q' J is . -. ii' fr? ' ll I, I' w I U Jay 0 -JJ J JI x eg sf The clubs this year have been very active in pro- moting interest :ind spirit throughout the school. The officers have lerl well. and the members have co-operated in all the undertakings. The activities do not stop with clubs though:- they follow through with every worthwhile enter- prise that goes on around the school. These various organizations promote sportsman- ship, leadership, dependability. and interest in all school happenings. VVe wish to take this time to thank all the club and organization sponsors, for their services, ana now turn to the page and look for yourself at the various pictures that follow. You reHect your schoolg your school reflects you. Aol' HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR PARADE -4 91 8 . GMMGGQ L. to R. lst Lillian Overniyer, Donna Som- ers, Mary Ellen Snyder, Doris Evans, Rhea Halliday. 2ndAnn Fauncc. Carolyn McAl- lister, Vivian Bishop, Frances Tannehill. 3rd Fred Findeis, Frank Deyo. 6013 L. to R. 1st Patricia Boyle, Paul Layman. Znd Dorothy Yoe, R u t li L 0 v e , Mary Lou Friend, Shirley Uri- dil. Marcia Hall, Joan Sher- ritt. 3rd Marilyn jones, Patricia Xew- nian, M a r y Ja n e Hedges, Kathryn Adams, Aleta Schwender, Gladys lson, 'Betty Southard. 4th Carol Bancroft, Marion Wat- kins, Howard Young, jerry Karshner, Dick Slager, Norma james, Mary Lou George. Sth James Hutchison, jack Lausa. Robert Hinton, Don Dorn, Ned Moore, Richard Orr. une gcfzlfaaiaf Slay L. to R. lst Ned Moore, Ioan S h e r 1' i t t. Richard Orr, Virginia Her- bert, Mary Lou Walters. 2nd Rita Russell, Louise Dickey, Marilyn Frost, Ruby Alber- tini, R o s i e V o s s , Dolores O'DOwd. 3rd Olga Ashleinan, lris VVhipple. Gladys lson, Lou Ellen Hoff' man, Martha Coil, Dottie An- derson, Norma Carter. 4th Pat Yeager, Ann Hoyt, Mar- garet VVeSley. Carol Bancroft. Margaret Halsey, Betty Southard. 5th Donna Hicks, Pat Sturdevant. Jean Gosnell, Glenn Clark, Ray Pendell. Darrell Hall, Jeane Krevdo. Jo Doyle. an. gfilaaiaf Slaff L. to R. lst Pat Saint, Connie Galle, Shir- ley Borland, Phyllis McComb, Ioan Smith, Janet Smith. 2nd Rhea Halliday, lone Koons, Ioan Jessup, Phyllis Weluer, Dave Tingley. 3rd Gordon Armbrust, Philip Ful- ton, Myron Wiggins, jerry Jewell. 4th Bill Davis, Fred Findies, Bob Hack, Charles Groomes. .szafp ..5I... ,fzmmz eteamz 5:45 Co-Editors ....,,.. .,,.,,,.., I o Doyle, Margie Calentine Artist .,....,,, ,,.,.,,,........,....,. A,...A..........,..,.,,,.,..,..,.....,............... X e d Moore .Assistant Artist ...,, ..,,.., ,,,,,.i..,.............,,,,,,,...,,...,,,,.,,..,....,, A l Parlette Features ..,..................,... .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,.......,..,.. J o Sherritt. Margaret Halsey Senior Activities .........,,. ..............,. J oan Smith, janet Smith. Ruby Albertini Typists ,,.,.....,,.......,......... .,......,.. N orma Carter. Dotti Anderson, Phyllis Elliott Proof Readers ,...,,...... ........,. .,,.,. ,......,...,,.,,,.,,,,, M a r ilyn Kardos, Betty Southard Clubs ....,..,....,......,.,.,.... ......,..,,,,,,,,...,.....,,,,.....,,,,,,,,,...,..,....t..,,......,.,.,,,..,,,......,,.,....t..,,, J eane Krevdo Sports .,...,.... ,,.,...... D ave Tingley, Darrell Hall. Margaret Wesley 'k 7faey goulfcf W 1st Ned Moore. Jo Doyle, Marjorie Calentine, A1 Parlette. 2nd Dottie Anderson, Norma Carter, Ruby Albertini, joan Sherritt. Marilyn Kardos. 3rd Darrell Hall, Phyllis Elliott, Margaret Wesley, -Ieane Krevdo, Margaret Halsey, Betty Southarcl. -52- nam! aw sniff Business Manager .,......,....... ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, B ob 'Brown Advertising Manager ......,.,.,. ..,,........ D ale Cox Circulation Manager .......... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. E thel Estell Cashier ....................,..,.............. .......... D oris Robinson Cashier ,.........,.,............... ...,,.....,.. C lara Spratley Clerk-Auditor ......,........ ..........,... P aula Shoaf Bookkeeper ........... .,......... J ean Weidner RCCOI'dCf ..,.....,.... ,,,,,,,,,,, K laude Jackson Recorder ............. ....,.,... L ou E. Hoffman Typist ................ .......,.. E ugene Clark Messenger ......... .,.......,... B ill Minister Orderly .,.......... .,........ ......,......,.......,.... ..,......i .............................,,,........,.....,....,..,.........,.........,.,.........., R i c h ard Kellar Collectors ..,.........,.....,............,.......,.....,......,......,..........,.....,........,,....,........,...,,.............. Betty Dickendasher, Louise Henery Glenna Huston, John Irwin, Charlotte Jones, Bill Moone, Norma Moore, Mary J. Olpp. Joyce Reed. Mark Stephens, and Betty Whaleii. 'A' '7fne4f Qi Me rqmucal lst: Dale Cox. Bob Brown, Ethel Estell. 2nd:Paula Shoaf. Jean Weidner, Lou Ellen Hoffman, Doris Robinson, Clara Spratley. 3rd: Norma Moore, Mary Jane Olpp. Louise Henery, Richard Keller, Bill Minister, Eugene Clark. 4th: Charlotte Jones, Betty VVlhalen, Joyce Reed, Betty Dickendasher, Glenna Huston. 5th: Bill Moon, John Irwin, Mark Stephens. ..53.. Siage Gaew A hard working group of students that are always behind every show on the VVcst High stage are the boys of the stage crew. Working swiftly and silently on the many lighting effects, backgrounds and stage settings, their only reward is the satis- faction of knowing that a production has been a hit. The boys are required to make several field trips to different theaters during the year, these trips aid them in getting knowledge of stage-craft. As a stage crew hand the student must also know the basic terms of many crafts such as electricity, carpentry, painting and simple mechanics. M 7!wffMa.fMmS lst: Sonny Sahr, Harold Trump, Eddie Leonard, Dick McSaveny. Znd: Roger Geist, Leon Brown, Jerry Chinn, Ken Dickerson. 3rd: Tim XVise. Dick Palmer. In Front: Mrs. Hall, advisor. -54.. 5 0 ' The Student Council chose as one of its projects this year the maintenance of the stage. It tried to make the stage crew feel that someone was behind it and if they needed any new equipment the Student Council would try to get it for them. The group backed many campaigns, including the Dispatch paper-phone home,', infantile paralysis, courtesy, and victory stamps. The climax of the latter was the Victory Bond Auction, sponsored by the Senior Class and Student Council. The Council, throughout the year, has supported a number of money making projects. The Pigskin Prance was the social high-spot of the year's activities, it also sponsored Monday noon-dances, a Variety Show, and sold football programs and beanies. This money has been used for improving the stage, completing the purchase of a time-clock and furnishing free basketball programs. .feaca in Safzaaf Nelda' ' lst: 2nd 3rd 2 4th - 5th : 6th : Ralph Watts, Gladys Ison, Dick Slager, Jack Buckingham. :Dolores Zimmer, Baileen Gary, Louise Weaver, Jean Henderson, Jo Doyle, Hen- rietta Kinder, Donna Spring, Jackie Fleming. Miss Dugan, Donna Beck, Joan Lombard, Ruth Platt, Anne Herbert. lris Whip- ple, jean Weidner, Bettirae Beard. Walter Dean, jim Price, Wanda Williams, Betsy Sparks, Marilyn Slyh, Betty Southard, VVilma Borland, julie Ammon. Dan Miles Paul Theisen, Marvin Schultz, Bill . Ed Van Allen, Gene Jaques, Don Kunzi. Frank Ongaro, Dick Longmire, Jerry Paul Rickets, Don Skipper, Pat Collins, Gordon -55- lst-Dorothy Yoe, Bradley Richardson, 2nd Aleta Schwender, Dave Green, Mar- jorie Fry. -Joan Lombard, Joan Navin, Betsy Sparks, Donna Gardner, Catherine VVest, Mary Ann Miller, Marilyn Grier, Hazel Redmond, Joan Duffy. 3rd-Don Woodland, Carolyn McCracken, Janet Harrison, Dolores Davis, Janet Moran, Howard Young, Mary Jane Hedges, Loretta Thumberg, Rita Rus- sell, Rosemarie Columbo, VVilma Bor- land, Mrs. Thompson. 4th-Joan Simpson, Ruth Love, Jeanette Cohagen, Marilyn Green, Marcella Grosse, Nancy Bailey, Dolores An- dreotte, Marjorie S w a i n , Marilyn Slyh, Rowena Self, Phyllis Jackson, Marianne Evans, Ruth Hulls. Wil ,fl . JL? if 'Lt . H ,!x!J4r!, P 5thfBetty Knodel, Jim Cocklield, Phyllis 6th 7th-Bob W'hipple, Betty Van Atta, Donna Hicks, V i r g i n i a Keller, Margery Mitchell, Marilyn Michel, June Hed- drick, Joy Bliss, Ruth Rickenbacher, Virginia Scott, E 1 l a M a y Malfe, Martha Smith, Joy Gibson, Lois Fuller. -Louise Henery, Normalee Moore, Joyce Reed, Sandy Kaufman, Fred Thumberg, Al Ballenger, Geno De- Paul, Howard Trabue, Bruce Hall, Paul Layman, Jerry Karshner, Cherry Moss, Judy Jones, Sam Richeson, Frank Sharkey. Roller, Jack Vincent, Phillip Lutz, Don Eisele, Don Hutchinson, Ray Panos, Dick Melvin, Austin Hutt, Tom Carlisle, Bruce Langton, Dick DeRubertis, Dick Lamprecht, Wesley Hart. --5 6. 2nd lst-Billie Lombard, F r a n k Ongaro, Nancy Gill, Laura Furman, Katie Adams, Dick Gubsch, Margery Mitch- ell, Jean Williams, Joan Griffith, Har- riet VVorthington. -Vera Smith, Virginia Martin, Jean Weidner, Donna Spring, Barbara Clarkin, Joan Sherritt, Shirley Uri- dil, Thelma Smith, Dick Hersh- berger, Phyllis Dean, Mary Jo Dolby, Betty Donahue. 3rd-Dorothy Yoe, Rita Russell, Marilyn Swearingen, Claribel Edwards, Jean Geddes, Rita Ray, Mary Ann Martin, Carol XVise, Jeannine Lane, Donna Thompson, Berniece Aston, Mary Snoke, Betty W'estcamp, Marilyn Calentine. 4th-Beverly Nafzger, Marilyn VV-ork, Lois Greer, Mary lfVallace, Janice Busch, Lois Pickens, VV a n d a VVilliams, Cherry Moss, Baileen Gary, Norma James, Delores Davis, Barbara Grif- Hth, Dorothy Lindner, Miss Schindler. Sth-Catherine Warren, Ruth Platt, Bar- bara Tallman, Pat Boyle, Irene Mac- key, Lucy Lepore, Edith Calvert, Jean Matthews, Pat Macrady, Violet Ward, Kathryn Bauder, Pat Herron, Pat XVolfendale, Barbara Harper, Norma Smith, Audrey Brink. 6th-Mary Stamper, Betty Dickendasher, Mary Lou Friend, Charlene Gilmore, Marilyn Norris, Audrey Southard, Phyllis VVhipple, Janet Keller, Aleta Schwender, Bradley Richardson, Sam Richeson, Clara Spratley, Margaret Wesley, Betty Southard, VVanda Ge- treu, Mary Willer, Janet Moran, Kathryn Klein. 7th-Beverly Decker, Barbara Woltz, Eloise May, Delores O'Dowd, Mar- jorie Jackson, Shirley Kappel, Mari- lyn Slyh, Ruby Albertini, Marion Watkins, Marjorie Swain, Ruth Ann Hulls, Wilma Borland, Cloetta Clark, Ruth Huelcher, Louise Dickey, Pat Perry, Marianne Evans, Joan Lom- bard, Billie Steffan. 8th-Marvin Schultz, John Prose, Bob Autery, Bob Colliton, Paul Layman, Jack Buckingham, Alice Howells, Marilyn Michel, Mary Marlow, Con- nie Sherman, Annabelle Killian, Nancy Waters, Donna Hartley, Lorn- alee Brandt, Joanne Palmer, Rose- mary McDowell, Olga Ashleman, Vernon Knolton. .L ' Sac! dm lst-Nona Kimes, Betty Southard, Janet 2nd 3rd-Helen Nice, Virginia Jones, Arlene 4th-Dean Pool, Lucy Lepore, Ronnie 5th-Carol Mielke, Katie Adams, Bob 6th-Helen Braceny, Alberta Seely, Betsy 7th-Mary Peters, Jack Edsell, VVilbur 8th-Joan Chambers, Virginia Lett, Mary 9th-Richard Husch, Frank Ongaro, Bruce -Jane Halvorson, Marcia Hall, Glenn lst-Aleta Schwender, N e d M o o r e , Jeanne Grady, Ella Mae Malte. 2nd-Marcia Hall, Shirley Uridil, Betty Southard, Joan Sherritt, Pat Boyle, Kathryn Adams, Gladys Ison, Bar- bara Tallman, Margaret Ann Lom- bard. 3rd-Mary Lou Friend, Norma Smith, Eileen Davis, Pat Newman, Mary Jane Earnest, Betsy Earnest, Betsy Sparks, Helen Chesher, Marjorie Fry, Bettirae Beard, Mary Stamper, Ruth Love. 4th-Dorothy Yoe, Wilma Borland, Dor- othy Lindner, Barbara Woltz, Nancy Spanable, Ruth Linebaugh, C a r o l Baker, Bradley Richardson. Schroeder, Richard Cave, Don Dorn, Jim Vickers, J i m P a l m e r , Dick Hershberger, Barbara Clarkin, Sue Swigert, Jim Cochran, Miss Camp- bell. Maple, Lois Stansell, Bob Secrest, Dick Dilsaver, Dick Slager, Marion Watkins, Ted Taylor, Margaret VVes- ley, Lois Waters, Barbara Vlna, Juanita Krull, Roland Stout. Burgoon, Ray Bostic, Dick Borror, Annabel Crawford, Janet Keller, Dolly Furman, J o a ri n e Palmer, Evelyn Braithwaite, Joyce Dungan, Pat Stew- art, Mary Lou Friend. Walker, Bill Arledge, Jim Power, Dick Hickman, Bill Nichols, Dave Blum, Donna Thomas, Harriet Worthington, Pat Perry, Barbara geffnar, Mary DePaul, Mary Ellen u . Earnest, Mary Earnest, Ellamae Malfe, Dolores Zimmer, John Young, Carl Naumon, Norris Boothe, Betty Noland, Jo Ann Hoslcr, Ruth Gilder- sleeve, Marian Martin, Jo Ann Helm, Martha Brown, Ruth Ann Hulls, Bettirae Beard. Ehlers, Don Watkins, Bill Farrand, John Scott, Jim Dennis, Joan Nel- son, Juanita Ashton, Wanda Archer, Audrey Southard, Pat Cozad, Nancy Spanable, Betty Grueser. Ann Hood, Barbara Harper, Ruth Richenbacher. Anne Merrill, Dona Muntz, Bob Nickolas, Ruth Linobaugh, Ruth Kruz, Katherine Mann, JoAnne Smith, Pat Newman, Betsy Sparks,- Jeanne Moore, Ruth Platt, Anne Her- bert, Nancy Ritzman, Mary Ann De- Matteo. Beavers, Gertrude Vaiden, JoAnne Toler, Taylor Lutz, Kieth Balzer, Bob Kimes, Bob Hakola, Don Cross, i Gladys Ison, Fred Warden, Betty l Van Atta, Don Story, Joanne Gun- ett, Virginia Stone, Roger Mowrey, Bob Layman. ' Sth 6th Bancroft, Margery Mitchell, Martha VVillis, l' h y ll i s Whipple, Kathryn Bauder, Cloetta Clark, Mrs. Thomas. -Marion Watkins, Leroy VVise, Dave Blum, Dick Slager, Jim Hutchinson, John Prose, Janet Baker, Jean Hen- derson, Norma James, Jocella Insley, Mary Jane Hedges, Carol Keeler, Janet Moran, Howard Young. -Bill Thompson, Bradley Richardson, Jack Lausa, Paul Layman, Jerry Karshner, Bob Hinton, Dick Long- mire, Don Dorn, Dick Laymon, Don Story, Don Rice, Beverly Gracey, Mary Lou George, Pat Sturdevant. '-W lst-Marion Wiatkins, Bill Dawson, Don 2nd 3rd Dorn, Paul Layman, John Phillips, Richard Cave, Jack Buckingham, Ned Moore, Dick Slager, Fred Harper. -Don XYoodland, M c R 0 y Beeson, George Lohr, Al Parletle, Jim Mey- ers, Bud Dean, Vincent Embleton, Ed Montgomery, Vancil Johnston, Bob Secrest, Jim Vickers, Howard Young. olm Schrum im Hutchinson Bill -J - , J H, Smith, Jack Lausa, Leroy Wise, Ed Johnson, Bill Hall, Dick Haldeman, Bob Colliton, Jim McCarty, Don Volz, Bruno Masdea, Bill YVoolson, Bob Snoke, 4thfRoger Mowrey, Dick Borror, Mar- vin Byrum, Chuck VVatts, Ray Pen- dell, Dave Green, Howard Nicklaus, Ralph Watts, Don Borror, John Glass, Alan Williams, Sam Richeson, Don Cross, Bob Baas, Bill Thomp- son. Sth-Don Kunzi, Bill Hawe, Dick Ardle, Jack Jaynes, Bob Creager, Dick Doran, Bill Buckingham, John Lang- ton, Bob Smith, Norris Boothe, Jim Slager, John Young, Bradley Rich- ardson, Tom Green, Tom Beckett, Jack Abram, Ed Van Allen. 6th-Bob Ford, Sandy Kaufman, Gordon Welker, Don Skipper, Bob Drayer, Roland Stout, Chuck Ewing, Ralph Thiemt, Austin Hutt, James Cain, Jim Gardner, Paul Rickets, John Cleveland, Bruce Hall, Vincent Pepe, Eddie Cline, Kenny Beymer, Bob Layman. 7th-Dick Gubsch, Dick Hickman, Dick Dellubertis, Don Lane, Kenny Lee, Ray Panos, Charlie Foust, John Er- win, Jack Dale, John Prose, Dick Edris, Bob Hakola, Marvin Schultz, Bruce Beavers, VVilhur Ehlers, How- few ard Carter, Dave Hamilton, Mr. Stone. lst-Mr. Roy Bowen, Phyllis Mosier, 2nd Vincent Embleton, Vancil Johnston, -Ruby Albertini, Barbara Tallman, Harriet VVorthington. Pat Boyle, Joan Sherritt, Thelma Smith, Dick Hershberger, Jim Palmer, Ruth Ann Hulls, Baileen Gary, Phyllis Dean, Catherine VVest, Virginia Nebel. 3rd-Billie Lombard, Jean Geddes, Clari- 4th bel Edwards, Marilyn Swearingen, Marilyn Norris, Charlene Gilmore, Mary Marlowe, Carol VVise, Joyce Miller, Jeannine Lane, Inez Wharton, Cloetta Clark, Wilma Borland, Gin- ger Fox, Sue Elleman. Mar o Dolb Mar lou Friend v y J y, y - , Barbara VVoltz, Irene Mackey, Donna Hartley, Ella Mae Carter, Beverly Kramer, Joan Grifnth, Ruth Hoelcher, Mary VViller, Jean VVilliams, Pat Co- zad, .Harriet Hutson, Virginia Scott, Jackie Gross, Kietha Thompson. 5th-Rita Russell, Ruth Platt, Anne Her- bert, Phyllis Whipple, Audrey South- ard, Kitty Lawwell, Lou Ellen Hof?- 6th 7th 8th man, Mary Heaney, Joy Bliss, Shirley Kietrman, Marilyn Mack, Kathryn Lorenz, Jeanne Moore, Pat Mefford, Corinne Taylor. fJoan Simpson, Jane Halvorson, Jo Navin, Charlene Rolsten, Dolores O'Dowd, Ruth Gildersleeve, Lois NVaters, Barbara Shea, Dolly Fur- man, Barbara Colafman, Donna Her- gesell, Ann Hoyt, Ditty Barfield, Al- bcrta Seely, Jean Brown, Virginia Jones, Biddy Fleming, Audrey Pick- ens. -Frank Ongaro, Stan Deitchle, Al Parlette, Mary Stamper, Jim Mey- ers, Betty Dickendasher, Joan Lauer, Margery Mitchell, Lornalee Brandt, Janet Harrison, Marcia Hall, Alyce Buzzard, Margaret Halsey, Jeane Krevclo, Virginia Woolson, Barbara Clarkin, Virgnia Herbert. -Doug Bell, John Webb, Eugene Clark, Tom Carlisle, Jim Vickers, Bob Glasgow, Bill Hawes, John Er- win, Leroy Wise, Don Volz, Bill Woolson Darrell Hall, Dave Kiner, Connie Sherman, Jane Prior, Margie Chester. Vernon Knowlton. fjzwfllanzztm R Baa. MW. mc! v2f,,,Q.,gZfZ,J lst-Billie Lombard, Frank Ongaro, Jo- 2nd ann Lane, Eddie Cline, Jeanne Moore, Jim Cochran. iPaul Layman, Jack Buckingham, Richard Cave, Austin Hutt, Margaret VVesley, V i r g i n i a Keller, Aleta Sshwender, Jeanne Grady, Harriet W'orthington. 3rd-Ruth Ansley, Francis Wiseman, John Cleveland, Chuck Ewing, Ern- est Auborn, Jack Kelly, Jim Palmer, Beverly Gracey, Barbara Clarkin, Beverly Thurell, Donna Hergesell, Joyce Jaques. 4th-Norma Carter, Evelyn Zinn, Darrell Hall, Howard Young, Bob Baas, Sth -591 Znd Sm. lst-Marcia Hall, P a t C lu m , Norma Smith, Carol Mielke, Lois Fuller, Frances Wiseman, Marianne Brown, Suzanne Walker. -Martha B r o w n , Ruth Hoelcher, Shirley Kappel, Ruth Ann Hulls, Helen Braun, Janet Moran, Nancy Hicks, Joan Navin. 3rd-Georgie Wolford, Louise Richard- son, Harriet VVorthington, Betty Van Atta, Pat Perry, Janet Keller, Bar- bara Clarkin, Glenna Huston, Pat Goodall. 4th-Shirley Uridil, Charlene Rolsten, Ruth Ansley, Norma Carter, Dottie Anderson, Mary Bailey, Joy Bliss, Alberta Seely, Pat Herren. Sth-Beverly N a f z g e r , Betty Dicken- desher, Joann Smith, Joanne Palmer, Pat Sturclevant, Ruth Gildersleeve, Mary Trickel, Virginia Keller, Norma James, Kathryn Bauder. 6th-Bob Layman, Jack Trimmer, Nancy Spanable, Janet Harrison, Don Bor- ror, Dorothy Miller, Jeannette Gue, Mrs. Perry, Lois Anderson. Kietha Thompson, Norris Boothe, Chuck Weeks, Donna Holmes Bev- erly Cramer, Carol Mielke, Klathryn Lorenz, Pat Goodall. -Stan Deitchle, Ray Panos, Sandy Kaufman, Don Hutchison, Jim Rose, Bill Brown, Bob Smith, Fred Thum- berg, Ray Noble, Jack Knox, Ruth Gildersleeve, Catherine West, Arn- etta VVoltz, Louise Henery. 6th-Bradley Richardson, George Red- mond, George Lohr, John Shrum, Bill Sharon, Jack Abram, Tom Beck- ett, Bob Brown, Phyllis Whipple, Audrey Southard, Bob Smith, Justine Newman, Virginia Scott, Helen Chesher, Ditty Barfield. 100 0 Glad Bequzmng 0 1st-Mary Jane Earnest, Betsy Earnest, Mary Ann Mitchell, Jean VVilliams, Mary Willer, Frank Ongaro, Anna- bel Crawford, Ruth Linebaugh, Eve- lyn Braithwaite, Barbara Vlna, Janet Keller, VVanda Getreu. 2nd-Joan Smith, Maxine Sand, Virginia Scott, Betty Southard, Marjorie Swain, P h y l l i s Whipple, Audrey Southard, Dick Hershberger, Char- lene Rolsten, Barbara Clarkin, Sue Swigert, Marilyn Swearingen, Thelma Smith, Ruth Ann Hulls, Ann Guido, Phyllis Dean, Kietha Thompson. 3rd-Ronnie Burgoon, Kenny Kronk, Carl Ashman, Wilma Borland, Marilyn Volz, Edith Calvert, Norma Canter, Bob Steele, Ann Hood, Janet Moran, Joanne Palmer, Shirley Kaufman, Walter Dean, Beverly Nafzger, Shir- ley Uridil, Vera Ferrelli, Ida Mae Emrick, Faith Dentner, Dolores Raya mond. 4th-Gene Mayhew, Franklin Rowe, Don 5th Banker, Harold Rowe, Stan Dietchle, Clara Spratley, Rita Russell, Tom Carlisle, Don Moss, Jeanne Grady, Virginia Preston, Barbara Weimar, Pat Perry, Alice Smock, Joann Fon- daw, Donna Holmes, Pat Clum, Julie Ammon, Dorothy Yoe. -Dean Pool, Bob Baas, Paul Rick' etts, John Schum, John Phillips, Lois Greer, Mary Wallace, Marilyn Michel, Pat Sturdevant, Betty Hamilton, Ruth Kreuz, Sarah White, Olga Ash- leman, Pat Cozad, Jo-Ann Heisch- man, Wanda Archer, Louise Richard- son, Jim Cochran. 6th-Vincent Condon, Charles Huey, John Cleveland, Bill Thompson, Chuck Christopher, Harold DeRolph, Allan Williams, Roger Geist, Pat Newman, Mary Jane Hedges, Nona Kimes, Wilma Cartheuser, Jack Thrush, Gene McGurer, Jean Weidner, Donna Hartley, Jocella Insley, Aleta Schwender, Norma Smith, Jinx With- erspoon, Bob Layman. 7th--Jack Kelly, Bob Autery, Dale Cox, Starling Hutt, Bob Horch, Dick Cos- gray, Wilbur Ehlers, Bruce Beavers, Bob Whelan, Kenneth Ormiston, Le- roy Wise, Paul Layman, Ray Pen- dell, Dick Longmire, Don Dorn. Jack Lausa, Janet Baker, Jim Slager, Jim Vickers, Richard Laymon, Mary Andrews, Ed Ashleman. 8th-Bob Hinton, Don Watkins, Jack Abram, Dean Thomas, Fred Braith- waite, Halcie Wilson, Fred Warden, Tom Beckett, Dick Newlun, Jack Crego, Bob Smith, Tom Weaver, Bob Price, Dick Edris, Willis Losey, Carl Hingst, Ralph Thiemt, Bob Hakola, Don Rice, Bill Moone, Ed McGurer, Bill Byerly. 1s 3rd 4th 5th 6t 7t t-Pat Perry, Carol Mielke, Anne Her- bert, Mary Frances Marlowe, Jean Geddes. 2nd-Ruth Ansley, Mary Grooms, Phyllis Grabill, Martha John, Lois Stansell, Mary Wfiller, Norma Canter, Mary Ann Mitchell, Marjorie Chester. -Lucille Blades, Kathryn Warren, Marilyn Work, Juanita Ashton, Mary Jo Dolby, Joan Duffy, Ginger Fox, Annabelle Killian, Jo Ann Lane, Anna- belle Kendrick, Vtfilma Green. fVirginia Martin, Nelly Cook, Ellen Burton, VVanda Archer, Ruth Gilder- sleeve, Ella Mae Carter, Mary Lou Martin, Carol Wise, Joyce Dungan, Lois Waters, Pat Wolfendale, Mrs. Edith White. v-Helen Nice, Ruth Snow, Charlaine Underwood, Erma Snider, Helen Trump, Jane McLaughlin, Jeannine George, Margaret Reese, Rosemary Shoemaker, Juanita Krull, Hope Dent- ner, Virginia Lett. hfllonna Spring, Biddy Fleming, Cor- ine Taylor, Helen Braun, Mary Red- mond, Grace Fields, Ethel Estell, lNIyrtle Jones, Anne Boutelle, Faith Dentner, Martha Smith, Virginia Glasshurn. h-Catherine VVest, Norma Smith, Arn- etta Woltz, Gertrude Vaiden, Mary Bourgardes, Martha Ailes, Dolly Fur- man, Thelma Roberts, Ida Emerick, Edith Calvert, Martha Brown. an glee ew ,ga ew, lst-Donna B e c k , Io-Ann Heischman, 2nd Joan Sherritt, Henrietta Kinder. -Richard Huseh, Shirley Uridil, Kitty Lawwell, Connie Sherman, Lou Ellen Hoffman, Clara Spratley, Martha Garner, Hazel Redmond, Marianne Evans. 3rd-joan S i m p s 0 n , Bettirae Beard, O Glenna Stanheld, Martha Toy, Row- ena Self Carol Bancroft, Alice How- ells, Pat Cozad, Virginia Herbert, Pat Newman Mary Lou Mangold. 4th--Mrs. Edith Wlhite, Jeanette Chak- Sth eres, Xancy Gill, Bernice Aston, Aud-V re-y Southard, Mary Heaney, Frankie Zanetos, Lucille Stevens, E v e 1 y n jackson, D o n n a Holmes, Barbara VVitherspoon, Elsie Van Dyke. -Phyllis Mosier, Eileen Davis, Norma Cuningham, Alice Mercer, Ruth Line- lvaugh, Ruth Paul, Betty Bluhm, janet Baker, Jean Hilton, Vera Star- key, Joan Beul, Marjorie Swain, Shirley Keitzman. Weir 2nd .lst-Don Oclis. Jo-Ann Heischman, Joan Sherritt, Donna Beck, Kenny Bey- mer. -joan Simpson, Shirley Uridil, Kitty Lawwell, Connie Sherman, Lou El- len Hoffman, Clara Spratley, Martha Garner, Hazel Redmond. 3rd-Mrs. Edith VVhite, Jeanette Chak- eres, Glenna Stanfield, Martha Toy, Rowena Self, Carol Bancroft, Alice Howells, Pat Cozad, Virginia Her- bert, Mary Lou Mangold, Barbara Witherspoon. 4th-Bettirae Beard, Nancy Gill, Bernice Aston, Audrey S o u th a r d, Mary Heaney, Lucille Stevens, F r a n k i e Zanetos, Evelyn J a c k s 0 n , Donna Holmes, Pat N e w m a n , Marianne Evans. 5thADick Huseh, Eileen Davis, Phyllis Mosier, Alice Mercer, Ruth Line- liaugh, Ruth Paul, Betty Bluhm, Janet Baker, Jean Hilton, Vera Star- key, Marjorie Swain, Shirley Keitz- man. 6th-Norma Cuningham, Elsie Van Dyke, Joan Buel, john Webb, Doug Bell, Austin Hutt, Halcie VVilson, John Evans, Harold DeRolph, Marvin Schultz, Bradley Richardson, Henri- etta Kinder. 7th-Bob Witherspoon, Fred Harper, Fred Grabill, james Blackwell, Don Volz, Jay Brucklemeyer, Don Drake, Ken Dickerson, Carl Schlottig, Tom Witherspoon, Dave Blum, Don Story, Tom Nelson. 0 Swing. Eancf lst: llave Kimef, Surah Russell, Paul Love. Carl Hingst, Bob Decker, Donna. Hartley, Pat Newman, Austin Hutt. Znd: Alan XYilliam5. llzlrold Deliolph. jack Rader. Berniece Aston, Norman Dolder, Gene Grassle. John Glass. Ed Montgomery. John Evans, Robert Kimes, Kenny Kronk, Richard Robinson. 3rd: Richard Hickman, jerry Snyder, Donna llolmes, Ruth Beckwith, Mr. Bennett, Dave Gilbert, Ray Brooks. Dave Killer. James Cain, John Dale, Don Manson, Tom VVitl1erspoon. Don Story, J Nl lst: Dave Kiner, Ray Brooks. Jack Rader, Harold De Rolph. Alan VVilliam5. Znd: jack Dale, john G l a 5 s, Ed Montgomery, John E x' ll n 4. Don Manson. 3rd: Dave Gilbert, jack E d 5 el l, Jim Meyers. .J .E I ef Q IK ' Q l l x ' . l y fi Q l I , W.. ' , A , , ' fax,-r.,?y-nz 4 V! X. K. AJ bffqf making gan fi P fx fl r ' er lst row, Left to Right-Betty Grneser. Phyllis VVard. jim Myers, John Glass. I-9' Sci 2nd row-Byron Baker, Ray Brooks, Bradley Richardson, Darrell Johnson. john Cun- 3rd 4 4th v Sth 6th ningham, Carl Hingst, Jeanne Sxvinehart, Jim Osborn. David Kiner. Bill KlcGlone. Dan Denny, Dave Gilbert. row-John Houseman. Jack Mithoff, Nancy Ritzman. Norman Dolder, Charles Fleming, Richard Schneider, Richard XVolfe. Bill McGrady. Tom XYitherspoon, Don Story, Berniece Aston. David Kimes. Virginia Preston. Kenneth Ormiston. row-Richard Hurd, Beatrice Roederer. Bruce Beavers, jerry Scanlon, Gregory Burke, james Cochran, Donn Rice, Bob VVolfe, George Brintlinger, Doris Snver. Jim Hill, Paul Alden, Jerry Snyder. Leo Peoples. roxv-Dorothy Stout, Marilyn jones, Dorothea McLain, Kenneth Lee. Gene Stan- ley, David Camp, Dennen Leach. Bob W'olfe, Dan Lane. Tom Vickerman, Ed Mont- gomery. Don Best. Virgil Endsley. Bill Pringle. row-Martha Smith, Donna Hartley, Jeanne Meservey. Jack Dale, Richard Alston. Ronald Barker, Robert KllllCS. James Blackwell. Alan Wiilliams, Harold DeRolph, Jack Rader, John Evans, Lowell Proper. fain-an-r g 5 - I gi l Z-Yin Kneeling: Phyllis Mosier, Norma Cunningham, Mary Lou Mangold, Kitty Cline. Standing L to R: joan Heischman, Tom Witherspoon, Kenny Beymer, Joy Bruchlee- meyer, Ann Faunce. Don Ochs, Jack Jones. Jo Sherritt, Don Casto. Ralph Neal, Henri Kinder, Stanley Carter. Karl Schotlig, ,N Q ,, iv Paenen! 071 This was the first operetta to be presented here at West since 1942 and was a great success. The Glee Club had fun producing it, and we believe the audience enjoyed the finished performance. The story, in short, concerned a lost king married in infancy, two gondoliers, one of whom was believed the king, and both of whom were recently married. The plot thickens when Casilda, the infant bride of the king falls in love with Luiz the drummer boy, and the gondoliers take over the court of Bkahrataria, placing everyone on an equal standing. There is a happy ending though, as in all Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, when Luiz is found to be the real king and the gondoliers set off for home with their happy brides. , There were many laughs at the antics of Marco and Guiseppe, and sighs at the tender love scenes through-out the complete play. VVe've heard rumors that next year is bringing forth another operetta, and we seniors regret that we will not be here to take part in it. -64.- Senfiaa 6641 lst: jim Rush. Alyce Buzzard, Joan Simpson. Bob Laird. Virginia Herbert, Margaret Halsey. Mr. Roy Bowen. ' Zndf Don lN'oodland. Donna Hergesell. Marcia Hall. Ruby Albertini, Barbara Tall- man. Jane Halvorson. Vincent Embleton, Richard Cave. Bob Layman. 3rd Mary Lou Friend, Pat Boyle. Mary Heaney. Io Sherritt. Dick Orr, Iiorualee 4th: Sth- 6th : Brandt. Janet Harrison, Vancil Johnston. Dave Kiner, Dick VVells. Marion lVatkins. Xed Moore. Al Parlette, Willis Losey. john Erwin, jack Lausa. jerry Karshner. Don Doran. Bill Hcinzman. Bill Masters. Don Volz. Howard Young. Henrietta Kinder. Darrell Hall, Lou Ellen Hoffman. Tom VVitherspoon. 'Ir In 74 ' 0410-M0044 n Una 7awn Following are the names of peo- XVoman in l-lalcony ....,..,.............,............,..,. ple in the order of their appear- .....,...,.....,.............. Marilyn Swearingen 311001 Man. in And ..,...,.....,..,........, Richard Ault Stage Manager .....,...,,............. Bch Laird Lady in box ........................ Cloetta Clark Dr- Gibbg -,,,-----,--,------AA-- ,-----,,,,---,, J im Ru5h Znd Dead. VVoman ,,.... -Ieane Krcvdo JMC C,.,,,..Q11 ,IEIIIUqlnl,,,,,,,,,,,q,,,,,,,AAy M lvarimte Efilifilgjiiiiiffilla -4------, l-lowiexxewsome .................. Dave Kiner Wglls Mrs. Gibbs., ,,.....,.,.......,,.. :Xlyce Buzzard 55 Cfowgll -,,,VA,.,,,,,,AA,A.,AA,, D011 Woodlaliql Mrs. VVehh. .,,..,,.......... Virginia Herbert Haseball players ,,,.., Vancil Johnston Geo. Gibbs ......,.,.,,.,,..,.., Vince Embleton 4 .I Marlon Watlfllls XYally NYebb ........................ Rob Layman Mlm SE' all? AA AA 'A A tifjoylllitfi Rebecca Gibbs .,,.. .......,, J oan Simpson Joe. Uudri IIS 'mel , I v Assist. Managers .,.,,,,.....,,. Ned Moore Illlllply Vlebb ..,,..,,.... Margaret Halsey Eugene mark Prof. Willard .......................... Jack Lwsrl lst dead lady ........................ Lorna Brandt Mr. Xliebb .,...,,,,,,..., . ............ Dick Cave lst dead man .,...,.,.......,,. jerry Karshner Qld Rama 1 4 I ? I L fb? lst-Miss Eva Wright, Henrietta Kinder, Shirley Uridil, Jo-Ann Heischman, Lornalee Brandt, Margaret Wesley, Virginia Herbert, Beverly Gracey, Kathryn Bauder, Aleta Schwender, Judy Jones, Norma Smith, Miss Harrison. 2nd--Nancy Ritzman, Pat Goodall, Beverly Nafzger, Marcia Hall, Phyllis Smith, Katherine.Lorenz, Harriet Hutson, Marjorie Fry, Donna Gardner, Betty Knodel, Juanita Johnson, Jo Navin, Jean Hott, Virginia Moore, Florence Anderson. 3rd-Pat McCrady, Shirley Kietzman, Jackie Gross, Thelma Cochran, Marilyn Work, Virginia Jones, Lee Ann Rousch, Evelyn Braithwaite, Ann Boutelle, Marilyn Bonnet, Dolores Brenner, Marjorie Chester, Shirley Bailey, Barbara Griffith, Joan Lauer, Barbara Shea. 4th-Dorothy Yoe, Kietha Thompson, Norma Moore, Joyce Reed, Lois Greer, Pat Lavalle, Barbara Woltz, Marilyn Green, Janet Baker, Dolores Andriotte, Lois Batteiger, Pat Cozad, Lucille Stevens, Rosemary McDowell, Beverly Cramer, Joan Chambers, Thelma Fluhart, Margaret Finley. Sth-Lucille Blades, Catherine Elliot, Joan Hosler, Donna Hergesell, Mary Wallace, Jeanette Cohagan, Janice Bush, Lois Fuller, Ruth Paul, Annabelle Killian, Alice Switzer, Nancy Spanable, Norma Cunningham, Wilma Green, Vera Ferrelli, Eileen Davis, Betty Fleming, Corinne Taylor, Mary Boyd. 6th-Eileen Smith, Joan Helen, Phyllis Mosier, Louise Henery, Charlotte Jones, Betty Dickendesher, Ann Hoyt, Ditty Barlield, Joy Bliss, Marilyn Michel, Pat Newman, Connie Taylor, Marilyn Swear- i5genMMa1lcflLe. Kendrick, Betty Stiles, Maxine Sands, Mary Davis, Virginia Scott, Helen Chesher, a ae a e. 7th-Ruth Snow, Charlene Underwood, Betty Blake, Norma Carter, Dottie Anderson, Marianne De- Matteo, Mary Ann Merrill, Rosemarie Comer, Mary Bowman, Barbara Flowers, Louise Cochrel, Carol Williams, Mary Lou Walters, Pearl Marshall, Shirley Kappel, Connie Sherman, Louise Dickey, Jean Meservey, Nancy Fredericks, Marilyn Slyh, Marilyn Frost, Jinx Witherspoon. 8th-Barbara Stites, Evonne Callaghan, Orchie Binkley, Norma South, Rose Marie Yeager, Anne Farca- sin, Jeanette.Gue Betty Hamilton, Margery Mitchell, June Hedrick, Sarah White, Nancy VVaters, Martha Willis, Donna Hicks, Jean Hilton, Phyllis Elliott, Olga Ashleman, Jean Gosnell, Joan Palmer, Dorothy Stout, Mary Andrews. Q 1St-Henrietta Kinder, Shirley Uridil, Judy Jones, Jo-Ann Heischman, Lornalee Brandt, Virginia Herbert, 2nd gflargaret Wesley, Beverly Gracey, Kathryn Bauder, Aleta Schwender, Harriet VVorthington, Norma mith. -Joan Lombard, Billie Lombard, Margaret Ann Lombard, Vera Smith, Helen Braun, Martha Brown, Barbara Clarkin, Donna Spring, Katie Adams, Jean Weidner, Jeanette Chakeres, Lois Fuller. 3rd-Ruby Albertini, Marianne Evans, Rita Russell, Marilyn Swearingen, Pat Clum, Teddy Hill, Mary inn lilitchell, Pat Boyle, Joan Sherritt, Joyce Miller, Carol Wise, Thelma Smith, Marian Martin, xta ay. 4th-Ruth Ann Hulls, Mary De Paul, Virginia Painter, Donna Thomas, Lois Stansell, Betty Westcamp, Mary Snoke, Dolly Furman, Janet Harrison, Marcella Gross, Marilyn Norris, Charlene Gilmore, Dolores Davis, Nancy Bailey, Pat Melford, Marilyn Calentine, Phyllis Hartsock. 5th-Virginia Martin, Phyllis Dean, Mary Jo Dolby, Eloise May, Faye McLaughlin, Greta Gray, Clira Spratley, Lou Ellen Hoffman, Doris Bracken, Mary Jane Hedges, Carol Swigert, Pat Wolfendfae, ann liluigo, Donna Beck, Helen Braun, Carol Mielke, Marilyn Volz, Marjorie Smith, Marie Wilson, art a ai-ner. f 6th-Dorothy Lindner, Marjorie Swain, Virginia Keller, Jocella Insley, Mary Bailey, Violet Ward, Jean Matthews, Edith Calvert, Hope Dentner, Jeanne Moore, Jeannine George, Margaret Reese, Donna Thompson, Geraldine Heyder, Faith Dentner. 7th-Phyllis Whipple, Joyce Dungan, Janet Keller, Marilyn Jones, Lillian Walker, Pat McGinnis, Vir- ginia Stone, Alice Howells, Zoe Skipper, Alice Mercer, Audrey Southard, Lois Waters, Ruth Gilder- ileelve, Martha Smith, Marilyn Grier, Shirley Kaufman, Irma Snyder, Virginia Mann, Audrey ic ens. lst-Henrietta Kinder, Shirley Uridil, Judy Jones, Jo-Ann Heischman, Lornalee Brandt, Virginia Her- bert, Margaret Wesley, Beverly Gracey, Kathryn Bauder, Aleta Schwender, Norma Smith. 2nd-Betty Smith, Betsy Sparks, Mary Jane Olpp, Dolores Weber, Inez NVharton,. Mary Ann Brown, Jeannine Mayhew, Lorraine Geis, Carol Bancroft, Dorothy Miller, Jean Batteiger, Jeanne Cutler, Betty Gardner, Carolyn Croy, Pat Sturdevant. 3rd-Phyllis Grabill, Shirley Thurell, Faye Gassle, Jean Mason, Joan Duffy, Cherry Moss, Wanda Wil- liams, Baileen Gary, Sue Elleman, Ginger Fox, Virginia Nebel, Lois Pickens, Jeannine Lane, Phyllis Ward, Frankie Zanetos, Alma Lee Ward, Pat Linville. . 4th-Dolores 0'Dowd, Joan Rose, Paula Shoaf, Rosemary Voss, Doris Robinson, Dorothy Robinson, Sth- Pat Yeager, Ruth Platt, Anne Herbert, Nelly Evans, Jan Gulden, Joan Frankle, Betty Donahue, Mary Grooms, Pat Herron, Barbara Lamneck, Berniece Aston, Dorothea McClain, Catherine West, Marjorie Jackson. -Dorothy Newsome, Rosalie McPherson, Marilyn Grifiis, Rosamary Colombo, Irene Mackey, Joan Elkins, Bonnie Orcutt, Mary Redmond, Connie Knisley, Phyllis Horn, Eleanor Haudenschill, Arn- etta Woltz, Mary Lou Friend, Ruth Kreuz, Barbara Harper, Jane Prior, Ann Hood, Corinne Taylor. 6th-Charlene Rolsten, Pat Perry, Ethel Estell, Agnes Biglow, Alberta Seeley, Nona Kimes, Nonnie Harper, Ellen Burton, Nelly Cook, Ella'Mae Carter, Arlent Mapel, Jean Williams, Joan Gritiith, girth. Hoelcher, Mary Willer, Wanda Getreu, Joyce Miller, Carol VVise, Norma Canter, Biddy eming. 7th-Donna Muntz, Mary Lou George, Ruth Keester, Jean Geddes, Claribel Edwards, Helen Carrol, Gertrude Vaiden, Martha Ailes, Martha John, Lucy Lepore, Betty Macklin, Justine Newman, Joan Shields, Sue Swigert, Joan Toler, Annabelle Edwards, Betty Nolan, Ruth Enfield, Martha Toy. ' .67-. lst-J' L' ktipld Jim lnrdiu-r Hill Znd im oe X , -- , Smith, lid Van Allen, Bob Ba:-is, Glenn McFadden. -Bruno Masdea, Doug Bell, Ken Dickerson, john Prose, Bob Snoke, Don VVatkins, Bill Thompson. 3rd-Dick Arzllc, Jerry Fowler. Charles Ewing, Chester Curnutte, Dick Nay- lor, Ronald Stout, John Glass. 4th--llr. Kennedy, Dick Longmire, Dick Dilsaver, Dick VYells, Jim McCarty. Qwwh lstfBob Glasgow, Pauline Miller, Stan- 2nd ton Prior, Virginia Herbert, John Prose. -Louise Dickey, Pat Goodall, jackie Gross, Pat Clum, VVilma Borland, Lillian VValker, Eileen Davis, VViln'1a Zanetos, Miss Leona Glenn. llrdfjane Prior, Pat Newman, Marilyn jones, lnez NYliarton, Phyllis Dean, Marilyn Norris, Marjorie Fry. 4thfOlga Ashleman, Jo-Ann Heischman, Lornalee Brandt, Virginia Preston, Shirley Kietzman, Sally Preston, Katherine Lorenz. Sth-Jack Gibbs, Bill VVoolson, Bob Laird, Bill Dawson, Bob Freshcorn, Al Par' lctte, Dick Borror, lid Lyle. Gthfjack Trimmer, Dale Cox, Dick Ed- ris, Dan Denny, Bob James, Bradley Richardson, Bob Gibbs. l lst-Ge-orgcann Evans, Rose Columbo, 2nd Louise Richardson, Helen Chcslicr, Mary Ann Ross, Dorothy Blulnn. Shirley Bailey, Carol Micllcu, Char- lene Rolston. fMiss Lumley, Vivian Smith, Mari- lyn Grilhths, Marjorie Eimcr, Ruth Lineliaugh, Phyllis VVl1ipplc, I.ois Cunningham, Nancilu Allison, Doro- thea McLain, 3rdfMarilyn lfflris, Dorothy Miller, ,loan Smith, Rosemarie Yeager, M yrtle Jones, Frances Vashaw, Irena- Mac- key, Mary Beeson, Virginia XYitl1er- spoon. -'rthfjim Cocklicld, Bob Pusecker, Don- ald VVatkins, Bruce Hall, Ruth Paul, Marilyn Green, Jean Gosnell. 5th+Lco Peoples, jack Bohanan, Bruce Langton, Joe Hutt, Margery Mitch- ell, Alice Mercer. ff , ,zz iyyff- 3:1 Y . A lst--f-lack Lausa, Betty Stiles, Don Dorn. Zndf-Pat Newman, Pat fozanl, Br-ttirac Beard, 3rdfDick Dilsaver, Bill Eflily, Don Cross, Allan XYilliams, Dick Hickman, 4thfXYillis Losey, Jerry Karslmcr, Bob Colliton, Dick Edris, John Prose, E. T. Stone. -6 Safaaol 7a Me By Sheritt School is fundamentally a building-large and beautiful, it is the fountain of knowledge, it is something which we are required, by law, to attend, but to me, it's much more than that. It's a lot of little things-disappointments, successes, and many diverse experiences. There are the big things, of course, but itis the little events that I remember the most. Of course I was happy and thrilled when we won a game-but it was seeing the faces of those players afterwards that left the deepest impression, there was never a 4'smug look among them, only joy of having played well and won fairly. I could also weep with grief over the loss of an important game, but seeing the team members walk over to the winners and congratulate them was always what touched me the most. Surely they wanted to cry and storm, just as I was doing, but there was too much pride and honesty to permit such an act. School, I repeat, is little things, it's meeting your One and Only, Cat the timej between classes, it's sharing a box of cheez-its or an apple in study hall-food that tasted all the sweeter since it was forbidden, it was hating to get up in the mornings, hating it so at times, we just Hover-slept . And what about the dare-devilish feeling we had when we'd cut a class or go to 'Broad Street during lunch-and the accompany- ing sheepish expression we'd have as we'd walk into Detention Room in payment for our escapade? Oh no, school isn't a place to be an angel. They really don't expect us to be. After all, what a dull life even the teachers would have, if it weren't for the Hproblemsu along the way. There are so many memories, how can I say them all. Of course we were glad to get an A on a test paper, but other thoughts linger longer. The chemistry smell that drifted through the halls, the conversations in health class, the ooey-gooey feel of dissecting a frog in physiology, stories told by teachers, getting lost the first week in the building, having words with friends and faculty members, embarrassing moments such as dropping our tray in the Cafe, that slight case of indigestion weid get on Mondays from bolting our food and Cincyingy' the rest of the 6th period. School isnyt all books, and teachers' looks-it's experimenting with life, and build- ing up a background for the rest of our lives. It's not all the big things like being in something on the stage, or winning a contest, or earning a scholarship. It's the minute events that lead up 'to these greater happenings, the stage fright that turning our knees to water, the sorrow for the loser, and the long hours of studying. All these accompany the more important occurrences. And now we're ready to quit all these little things and go out into the Great Big World. There will be many different things, but basically it will all be the same. The same rules apply and it's still the unimportant happenings that count the most. So, we say goodbye to a happy life with tears, but we also greet a new life with a smile, because we know we'll conquer it, just as we did in school. ling inegac ' 170.- 70 Zaiancf .feafm l 1. This is the sixth period line in the cafeteria. Always will I remember the hungry faces seen in this line. The little girl with the sandwich is certainly much envied. 2. This picture shows a secretarial training class at work. In this class they learn the daily routine of the office. After graduation they are ready for a good posi- tion. Their instructor is Miss Eva VVright. I lst row-Mary Wallace, Jean Weidner, Dorothy Yoe, Frances Baker. Znd row-Doris Robinson, Ieri Sherwood, Ioan Sherrit. Betty Miller. 3rd row-Henrietta Kinder, Margaret Lombard, Ruth Love, Fay McLaughlin, Eloise May, Dorothy Anderson. 4th row-Greta Gray, Mary Lou Heany, Lillian Hick. Mildred Jackson, Phyllis Jack- son, Mary Kay Johnson, Norma Carter. Sth row-Mary Ann DeMatteo, Phyllis Elliott, Frances Fryer, Mary Lou George, Bev- erly Gracey, Katie Adams. -71-. gcfacaifian Z4 a Mud l Science, an ' 1. This is a picture of the Physics Laboratory. The director is Mr. O. C. Mont- goniery. lst row-Jerry Karshner, Leroy VVise, Ed Van Allen. 2nd row-Bob Evans, Don Rice. 3rd row-Carl Hingst, Bob Ginn. -ith row-Dick Hickman, john Honsenian. Sth row-Harold Trump. David Gilbert. 2. The Journalism class is one you should know. They publish the school paper besides doing their daily work. Mr. Myron Seifert is their advisor. lst row-,lean Krevdo, Ray Pendell. 2nd row-Ruby Albertine, Margaret Halsey, Dorothy Anderson, Norma Carter. Char- lene Cassell, Martha Coil. 3rd row-Louise Dickey, Phyllis Elliott. Marilyn Frost. Olga Ashleman. Donna Hick. 4th row-Roberta Johnson. Delores O'Dowd, Rita Russell, Sarah White. 5th row-Pat Yeager, Rosemary Voss. 6th row-Jean Gosnell, lris Wliipple, Dorothy Miller, Bill Sliney. -12... LES err KN some AC V. T21 ,SD QQ QQ, it I P J l ' -.r ,. yo ri N' fk x if E'-J M ij Q 5 22.145 Lmj non! Under the able leadership of our coaches, VVest has led the way in many sports this year, and al- though they may have lost sometimes, their sports- manship Was always tops. This quality was also observed in the student-body which followed the teams around and helped boost their morale. Next year brings promises of many innovations such as stadium lights, electric scoreboards, tennis, swimming, and others. YVQ also say goodbye to Coach Dale Rose. one of the finest men we have known, and hello to 11 new coach whom we know will also be grand. And now XVC,1'C glad to introduce you to the ath- letic teams. coaches, clubs, and cheer-leaders. 14 THE THRILLS OF OUR PARADE K if Kaffe Ackm Reagan? Sufmem at Jfamecaminga 6 ' eaowcf Seal Game .Q ,Gaudi LEFT TO RIGHT- First row: Constance Galle, Kathryn Adams, Margaret Halsey. Back row: Patricia Boyle, Mary Lou Heaney. The 1946 issue of the Occident-Annual is proud to present our lovely queen and court. At the 1945 Homecoming football game played on Magly field between W'est and Aquinas, Kathryn Adams, accompanied by her court, Mary Lou Heaney, Pat Boyle, Margaret Halsey, and Connie Galle, reigned supreme. Dressed in bright colors and fur coats the girls arrived in three convertibles. Preceding them were two horseback riders, and following was Wests' great marching band which played Beautiful Katien, in honor of our queen. Although West lost the game, the gloom was brightened by the presence of these lovely ladies, and the Homecoming Dance, sponsord by the alumni that evening was a great success. The much-envied girls were presented with gifts from the student-body and alumni that evening and members from both teams were introduced. ,75.. frfuffi 6.14. 14, -T ow. Amwdmn s ,off W FlRST-Margaret We ey, Betty Southard, Mary Lou Heaney, Ioan Sherritt, Audrey Southard, i'Melinda McCormick. SECOND-Barbara Tallman, Ruby Albertini, Pat Boyle, Jeri Sher- wood, Margaret Ann Lombard, Hazel Redmond, joan Lombard. THIRD - Julie Ammon, Betsy Sparks, Ruth Hoelcher, Mary Ann Mitchell, Mary Lou Walters, Betty Dickendasher, Louise Hen- ery, Judy Jones. FOURTH-Donna Hergesell, Ma- rilyn Slyh, Janet Morgan, Mar- jorie Swain. janet Baker, Helen Boyer, Katie Adams, Dolores Zimmer, Iris Wliipple. FIFTH--Margaret Halsey, Ann Hoyt, Jeane Krcvclo, Margery Mitchel, Martha Ailes, Jean Gos- nell, Rowena Self, Dorothy Lindner, Marjorie Fry, Dorothea McClain. FIRST-Jim Price, jack Buckings ham, Ralph Watts. SECOND-Darrell Hall, Vincent Embleton, Dick Slager, Austin Hutt, Jim Dennis, Howard Young, Ralph Dennis. THIRD-Jim McCarty, Paul Lay- man, Bill Pringle, Bill Smith, Bruno Masdea, Eugene Zimmer- man, Stan Deitchle, Fred Harper. FO URT H - Dick Wise, Dick Gubsch, john Capretta, john Langton, Ted Biggers, Myron Byrum, Curt Westermaii, Jim Davis, Kenny Beymer. FIFTH -John Cleveland, Bob Schlegel, Chester Curnutte, Don Borror, Marvin Schultz, Jack Thrush, Jerry Chinn, .lim Slager, Carl Naumoff, Al Andrews. SIXTH-Bill Sharon, Bob Baas, Jim Gardner. Howard Nicklaus. John Phillips, Dave Green, Dick Longmire, Ken Evans, Bill Buck- ingham, Don Anderson, Bradley Richardson. SEVENTH - Dick Hershberger. Sonny Sahr, Starling Hutt. Coaches Dale Rose, George NVil- liams, Rufus Glass, Mac Pember- ton, Jim Hutchinson, Eugene Mugrage, Dick Orr, Don Cross. ef R -7 61 Gaacfaa fqzfhleiic M Mack Pemberton Football, jr. High Baseball, Track George Williams Res. Basketball, Golf, Tennis Ga-6 First row-CLeft to Rightj Walter Dean, Dick Slager, Bob Miles, Bob Cassell, Ed Moore, Ralph Watts, Dick Gubsch, Jerry Miller, Bob Ginn, Bill Eckle, jack Buck- ingham, Bruno Masdea, Jerry Chinn. Second row-Coach Rose, Ed Sahr, Curt Westerman, john Cleveland, Paul Layman, Joe Caligiuri, jack Thrush, Dan Borror, Fred Findies, Frank Deyo, Bob Snouffer, Jim Price, Austin Hutt, Harold McMillen, Coach Pemberton. Third row-Fred Harper, Ed Capretta, Jim Slager, Al Andrews, Starling Hutt, Bill Buckingham, Don Anderson, Robin Schmidt, Ralph Dennis, Francis Sapp, Jim ' Smith, Bob Phelps, Carl Naumoff, Dick Hershburger. Fourth row-Tom Higgins, Bud Klein, Dick Brown, johnny Richadson, John Langton, Skip Stout, Bob Byrly, 'Bob Ellers, John Zimmerman, Howard Nicklaus, Bob Baas. For the first time since 1937 Wlest is again in possession of the coveted Hurley Trophy award for City Football Champions. West, however, is sharing the award with East. The Bengals fought the Cowboys to a scoreless tie in one of the feature games of the season. West was hampered throughout the year by a great many injuries. Among those on the injured list were: Bill Smith, Bud Dean, Jack Buckingham, Bob Snouffer and Ed Moore. The season was opened when a powerful Springfield team defeated the smaller Cowboy squad. West revenged this defeat however, by giving Marion-Harding one of the worst beatings in their football career. The West boys went through the city league teams without a single defeat until the homecoming game with Aquinas. In this game Aquinas was the underdog, although they had been the pre-season favorites in the city league. West was the victim of a great many bad breaks and Aquinas managed to capitalize on these. In the final game West met North, in the feature game of the year. The Polar Bears were the favorites, but West outplayed them so that they were hardly in the game after the first quarter. Through the season West was led by their all-high representatives, Dick Slager, Bob Miles and Bill Eckle. Dick was honorable mention on the All-Ohio Team. Bob Snouffer and Dick Slager were chosen co-captains of the Cowboy team. It 'is hoped that the future teams of West will live up to the standards set for them by the '45 team. VVest .........,,...,....,.......................... - ..................,,............. 7 Springfield ..............,.............................,.................. 13 West ........ ....... 2 5 Marion ..,...........................,... ...... 7 West ......... ...... Z 0' Linden-M.eKinley ..... ...... 0 West ........ .....,. 0 Eastff ........,........................ ...... 0 West ...,.... ....... 1 3 South .....................,......... ...... 7 West ........ ....... 2 0 Central .......... ....,. 1 8 West ........ .,.,,.. 2 4 Arlington ......... ...... 0 West ...,,... ....... 1 4 Aquinas .......... ....,, 2 1 West ........ ....... 2 6 North ....,...... ...... 1 3 -78.- I L 1Ti!ElfFf?Qf5ETe11niS L. to R. lst row:Don Kunzi, Archie Turner, john McLurg, W. Halsey, Jim Rose. Znd row: Dick Slager, Dave Green, Ned Moore, jim Slager. f 4 'S Tj ,l XX Swimming L. to R. lst-Dick Hershberger, Tom Greene, Jack Dale, John Cleveland, Ed VanAllen. Golf L. to R. VValter Dean, Don Cross, Bob Hakola, Bill Hawes, jim McCarty, Geno DePaul, Vincent Oddi. Wm 6, ff W Q rqqonid fqwaacf Jlaani? rqwaaef By virtue of having won eight varsity letters and ranking high in the senior class scholastically, Dick Slager was selected to receive the Agonis Award. He was XVest's representative at the Annual Agonis banquet. The honor of being the outstand- ing scholar-athlete of the Junior class goes to Don Borror. He has earned letters in three sports and ranks high in his class scholas- tically. Wolfe pqllen nwdftd 7 ZN n Walter Hicks, a dash and hurdle man, has been selected as the out- standing sophomore track athlete the past season. VValter has run low hurdles, and been a member of the 880 relay team which has been very successful. A bright future looms for VValter as a track athlete. -80.- E 5 X lst-Bob Phelps, Don Borror, Ralph Watts, Marvin Schultz, Dick Slager, Dave Dnpler, Jack Buckingham, Jack Thrush, Jerry Chinn. Znd-Mark Stephens, Bob Schlegel, Bill Buckingham, Starling Hutt, Ed Sahr, Bill Sharon, Jim Slager, Herman Goldenbagen, Bob Ginn, Ralph Lorenz. 3rd-Coach Dale Rose, Conklin Potts, Don Skipper, Don Hutchinson, Paul Theisen, Bob Smith, Don Little, Curt Westerman, Al Andrews. 4th-Mgrs. Bruce Langton, Stan Deitchle, Eugene Zinilnerman, Howard Nicklaus, A George Redmond, Leo Peoples, Richard Husch. Baseball Scores West .......... West ...,...... ' VVest ....,,,.., VVest .......... NVest .......... West ......,,.. West ...,,,,,.. West ........., West .......... West .,......,, VVest .......... XVest ,,......,, VVest .....,.... VVest ...,.,...i West ...,,.,,., West .......... West ....,...., VVest .,......., W'est ........tt West .......... VVest .......... VVest ........., West ..,.,,.,,, West ......,... VVest .,,.,,t,,. NVe s t .......... Grandview ,. Hilliards .....,,. Grandview ...........,,.....,..... St. Charles ..,..................,.. O. S. U. jr. Varsity South .,...,................................. East ,.,,,.....,,,,,,,,. ....., ....... Mansfield ................,.,...,,. Linden-McKinley ....., Central ,....,.....,......,,..,,....... North .........,,... Springtield ,..,,. Aquinas .,,..,,..,... Mansfield .......... Mansheld .,.,,,..., Springfield . ..,. .. St. Charles ..........., East ..,.......,,..,.,.,..,.,..,....,..,.,.,. Linden-McKinley ...... Hilliards ..,,......,,.,..,..,.., North .........,....... St. Charles ....,., Linden ........ North ...... Central ...., Aquinas ..... afuzzfqls' 1st-Dick Slager, Jack Buckingham, Jim Remington, Jack Thrush Ralph Watts 2nd-Coach Rufus Glass, Jim Price, Marvin Schultz, Vancil Johnston Dlck Longmire Don Borror. Mgr. Dick Orr was absent when pictur Wfest .......,..... ......... 4 3 VVest ......,..,.. ..,..,.... 5 l West ....,,..,... .....,.... 4 3 West .........,.,. .,....... 3 0 West ............. .,.,...., 4 4 VVest .....,....... ......... 4 9 West .....,.....,. ......... 3 3 VVest .......,...,. .......,. 4 5 XYest ............. ......... 3 7 Wfest ......,,,,... ......... 5 6 VVest ........,.... ......... 3 S West ..ii........, ,....i.... 3 2 West ..,.......... ......... 4 0 VVest ........,.... ......,,.. 2 4 Vlfest ............. ...,...... 3 3 West ............. .,.,...,. 2 5 VVest ........,.... .....w,.. 5 4 e was taken. Grandview ...... Alumni ...... ..... ................ Upper Arlington Springfield ......l......... East ....,..........lll...... Aquinas ...... Y IX orth .............................. Linden-McKinley Central ..............,,.....l.l.,. South .....,.... Bexley ...,..... Aquinas . North ................,.........,... Linden-McKinley Central ....,..,l.,......,....,... South .....,.... East ...,.... 182.- I- R B Wfest 17 Grandview .,,.,,,, , West ..,....... .......A. 1 8 Alumni ..................AA..A.AA VVest 31 Upper Arlington West ....4...,.. r.,,..... 2 7 Springfield ,....,........ West .......... 30 East .,...,.......,... West .......... 30 Aquinas VVest .......... ..,.. . .. 30 North .,,.,..,..............,... VVest 41 Linden-McKinley West ....,..... ,,,.., , 23 Central ............,,,....,,,.,.. West ........... ........ 3 4 South ......... West .......... ..t...... 3 9 Bexley ........ VVest ..,....,.. ......... 1 S Aquinas .,... VVest .....A.... .....,... 3 0 North ................,,,,...,,,... VVest .......... ......,,. 2 6 Linden-McKinley West ......,.,,. 31 Central ....,......., .....,.. West ...,....tt. . ,..., , 28 South .,... . West ....,..A,.. .. ...... 38 East ..,.,., ,, L. to R. lst-Mgr. Bob Hakola, Ed Salir. Jim Slager. NValter Hicks, Don Anderson. Paul Theisen, Bill Buckingham, Jerry Chinn, Mgr. Stan Deitchle. Znd-Mgr. Lester Smiley. Pat Collins, Starling Hutt, Don Speakman. Chuck W'eeks, Don Hutchinson, Bob Smith, Coach VVilliams. 183- 7'LG4i76Glft- H576 lst-Kenny Beymer, Bill Smith, Bob Snouffer, jim Price, Howard Young, Dick Gubsch, Bud Dean. Znd-Fred Harper, Chuck Ewing, Bill Pringle. Austin Hutt, Darrell Hall, Ralph Dennis, Bruno Masdea, Bradley Richardson. Vincent Embleton. 3rd-Coach Mac,' Pemberton, Walter Hicks, Dick Ham, George Lohr, Jim Dennis, Jay Witcher, Kenny Evans. Roland Stout, Mgr. jim Gardner Coach Rufus Glass. 4th-Glenn McFadden, Jim Vickers. Kenny Mahan. Wilbur Ellers, Jim McCarthy, For- rest Flewellen. Bob Ford. Dave Hamilton, Bill Foster. Sth-Roger Moyvey, Dick Lanigan, Chuck Miller, Charlie Foust, Jack Trimmer, Paul Love, Mgr. Jerry Snyder. L. to R. 1 lst row: NValter Hicks. Bruno Masdea, Dave Hamilton. Howard Young, Ralph Den- nis, Walter Dean, Bill Thompson. 2nd row: R. C. Glass, George Lohr, Bill Smith, Austin Hutt, Bill Pringle, Jim Price, Bob Snouffer. Charles Ewing, Darrell Hall. jim Gardner, Sr. Manager. BMW 0aa44 Cm Wir l FRONT ROW+Left to right-Richard De Robertis, Jim Dennis, Kenney Evans. Vin- cent Embleton, Darrell Hall, Bradley Richardson, Kenny Beymer, Eugene Mugrage, Robert Hane. V BACK ROW-Coach Glass, Dick Wise, Kenneth Mahan. John Prose, Bill Pringle. Jim McCarthy, Jack Jones, Jim Hiland. Richard Taylor, Jim Gardner, Mgr. Outstanding Trackman Bill Smith, a three letterman, was outstanding on this yearys Champion- ship track team. He specializes in Eve events: 100 yd. dash, 220 yd. dash, 440 yd. dash, discus and broad yump. Bill has set many records, some of which are: Magly Field, lllagly by West Boys and West's Best in the 100 yd. dashg time 10.2. Magly Field, Magly Field by VV'est Boys, and West's Best in the 440 yd. dashg time 52.3. Magly Field, Magly Field by West Boys and West's Best in broad jumps: distance 21' S . Magly Field by West Boys in the discusg distance 121' 8 . Bill also ran the 440 on the record breaking Sprint Medley Relay team who holds the record for that event in Huntington, West Virginiag time 3:29. Bill ran on the West Best Mile Relay Teamg time 3:34.5. v ..85.. G. A. A. Sr. Basketball Champs lst-Helen McCormick. Mgr. Bar- bara Tallman, Margaret Ann Lombard, Ruby Albertini, Capt. Louise Henery, joan Sherritt. Betty Southard, Mary Heaney. Znd-Coach Marion Wiatkins, Lois Greer. Mary Lou Walters, Margaret Wesley, Betty Dick- endasher, Margaret Halsey. Coach Vaneil Johnston. The most outstanding event in the fem sport season was the Girls' Basketball Tournament hltd on the evening of March ZZ in the gym. The opening game was between the juniors-eap- tained by Betsy Sparks-and the seniors-led by captain Louise Henry. It was a whiz-bang of a game with the seniors coming out in front to win 14 to llthe score at halftime was in favor of the juniors 8 to 6. The closing game-sophomore-senior champion itlt-was played with sophomore leadership of Rose Byrum. The sophomores were trouneed 10 to 6 by the seniors. who were hailed teh 1946 Basketball Champions. This tournament marked the third one to be held at night and was considered most successful. Jr. Baseball Champs lst-Dolores Zimmer, Audrey Southard, Louise Henery, Helen Boyer, Dorothea Me- Lain. Znd-Judy Jones, Marilyn Slyh, Margery Mitchell, Anne Far- easin. Rowena Self, Helen McCormick. The most important event of the fall is the Base- ball Tournament between sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The first game of the tournament was between the sophomores, eaptained by Julie Ammon- seniors captained by joan Jessup. The game went at a thrilling pace with the seniors winning 17 to 15. The second game-junior-senior-was played with junior leadership of Louise Henery. The juniors came out on top, defeating the seniors 17 to 12. The juniors being hailed as the 1945 Baseball Champions. ,861 1 ,azz spam L. to R.: Pat Boyle, Iris Whipple, Dona Hergesell, Joan Lombard, Ann Hoyt, Betsy Sparks, Janet Moran, Katie Adams, Jeri Sherwood, Jeane Krevdo. .faaefq 14 ae ' In the fall of the year the G. A. A. girls take part in individual sports. Volleyball, being represented by Pat Boyle, is a game enjoyed by all members, Iris Whipple represents the G, A. A. in the sport of shulile board. Archery, being represented by Donna Hergesell. is a sport whichoall the girls may try their skill. Ioan Lombard represents swimming. West girls had their lirst swimming teams this year. Basketball. the outstanding sport of the group. is represented by Ann Hoyt. X zs lletsy Sparks is the G. A. A. representative for badminton. janet Moran, Katie Adams. Jeri Sherwood and Jeane Krevdo are repreesnting table tennis, darts, horseshoes and baseball, respectively. fnrq ' -3 7- 66 66 7. 7. 6 Qzgmf. aiqfzif QM. A1 Parlette. Janice Hill. Louise Henry. jo Navin, Ruby Alhertini. Marion Wfatkins. Our peppy cheerleaders led us in yells all through the year, They were right there at all the games, no matter where or when and they always looked neat in their snappy outtits. XVe're mighty proud of this crew that worked so hard. and we know the ones next year will be just as alert in building up the morale of the team, and fans. Q lst--Janice Hill, Marion VVatkins, Ruby Albertini. Louise Henery, Al Parlette, jo Navin. jzoprff FL UL. S X x . 5 X 1' A- f r'f f'Z, it I- 'A iq I n C In 1 'if N 1, ive S Qu'-fd' 533 451-val' ' vzwf, luakelfze ,um Director-Mr. Chas. Bennett, Stan-fling at Piano-L to R-Donna Hartley, Marilyn Jones. 1st row--David Kirnes, Doris Suver, Geraldine Holt, Sarah Russell, Don Story, Bill McCrady, john Housenian, Berniece Aston. Jerry Scanlon, Jack Mithoff. Znd row-Harold De Rolph, Jerry Snyder, John Evans, Virgil Endsley, John Glass, Nancy Ritzinan, Bruce Beavers, john Pugh. 3rd row-Kenny Ormiston, Paul Alden, Jim Hill, George Brintlinger, Tom Vicker- man, Dennen Leach, David Camp, Kenneth Lee, Bill Pringle, Bob Wolfe. 4th row-Martha Smith, Jim Cochran, Donn Rice. Dorothy Stout, Jean Meservey, Leo Peoples. Gene Stanley, Dan Lane. Une Acc ' Madam 189.- e an By SHERRITT September 4-The lirst day back in school. Classes were in a turmoil, lockers were lost, and you greeted friends you'd missed all summer. September 25-The first assembly and our new principal, Irvin Young. was introduced. He impressed us then as a real friend-and he proved it in the months that followed. September-OctobenNovember-Our ine marching band out on a real show at all the games, while the team played top-notch ball. November 1-Sixth period dances came back, and with them the ability of working off some of that excess weight by some Cincy steps with a dash of Rockin'. November 2-The homecoming game and dance where we crowned our lovely queen and court, and met many old grads. November 9-We Beat North l ! ! What we Seniors had been waiting three years to have come true, and what a celebration went on afterwards. November 9-Co-Champs, and that wonderful-if slightly odd-trophy occupied the office for six months. November 16-The Senior Cyclone was held and we found out what good sports our classmates could be. December 7-We beat Springfield in the first, and one of the best basketball games of the year. December 7-The Bond Auction-something entirely different that called forth laughs for many days, such as the chicken that wou1dn't sit still. December 11--A beautiful Christmas Assembly that brought lumps to all our throats, and the thought of Christ to our hearts. December 21--The Christmas Dance and its out-of-this-world Hoor show, with Santa Claus, mean boys, The Night Before Christmasf, and an old-fashioned nightgown. January 10--Gondoliers-A new venture in entertainment that turned into a happy success for both the audience and producers, and almost started a new fad of striped knee socks for the boys. January 23-Graduation-and the halls seemed empty without many familiar faces, but the new l0B,s slipped into the old lockers, and we all moved up half-a-year. February 14-Cupids Carnival, with Cupid's Cutest Couple Crightly namedj and every- one skating or falling merrily around. All Spring-The terrific teamwork of our baseball team which we hope will bring us another championship. All Spring-Track-Tennis-and-Golf teams carrying on in all sorts of weather to break old records and set new ones. March 14-15-Band Variety-A brilliant production that kept us entertained con- stantly-'specially with its Torch Singer. March 21-That neat Latin Club Assembly, when the boys wore the togas, and kept us in stitches all the time with their antics. March 29-Triangle Dance-another beautiful queen and court, and the women form- ing search parties to hunt down the mystery man. April 18-Easter Program-A line example of the excellent assemblies we've had all year. May 10-Our Town-A play that really set us on our heels with its originality and the marvelous performances of all concerned. June 5th-Graduation again and we bid goodbye to this second home that has given us so much-in happiness and some sorrow. A new class will be moving up and we'll go out in the world. Good luck to Everyone-The old-meeting a new world and the new meeting old problems in this, the best of all high schools, VVEST HIGH. ...QQ-. When We wish to express our sincere thanks to the advertisers for promoting this, the 1946 Annual. Your co-operation has helped us Finance an annual of which we are proud. May your interest continue on through the years and may future classes benefit from your aid and support. -QI- S'f25' I Adams, Kathryn ............... ............ 2 48 North Warren Avenue Aitken, Janie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4, ..,........ 6 69 North Hague Avenue Albertini, Ruby ........,... .........,.... 2 523 Sullivant Avenue Allemang, Denny .,.......... ......,...., 7 9 North Hague AVSIILIS Allen, Maxine ,,...,........... ............. 5 72 South Oakley Avenue Allison, Barbara .............., ....,...,..... 3 43 South Powell Avenue Amrine, William ..........,........ ,.....,...,,.........,............... 1 80 Binns' Blvd. Anderson, Dorothy ............. .........,...,.. 3 96 South Eureka Avenue Armbrust, Gordon ,,,......, ....l......... 8 O5 South Burgess Avenue Ashelnian, Olga ......,.... .......... 1 Z9 South Burgess Avenue Ault, Richard .........,... .,......,........................ 1 909 Floral Avenue 'Bailey, Mary ............... ,.........,,.... Z 78 South Burgess Avenue Baird, Martha ....,,...... ............... 1 33 South Westmore Avenue Baker, Byron ........,.... .,............... 1 33 South Brinker Avenue Baker, Frances .............. .,....,...... 4 64 South Warren Avenue Bancroft, Carol .....,....... ..........,....................... 6 20 Larcomb Avenue Beckwith, Ruth ...,......... .....,.,... 1 11 South Algonquin Avenue Bender, Don ...,....,...... .....,...,.................... 6 06 Townsend Avenue Best, Don .,,......,........ .,......................... 1 69 North Chase Avenue Bill, Lewis ...,,.....,.,........ ....,....... 3 26 South Richardson Avenue Bishop, Ossilee ............, ......,.,,.....................,.....,,, 3 Z5 Midland Avenue Bishop, Vivian ,.....,.. ...,........,. 1 91 South Westmore Avenue Blesh, Charles ................ ....,............................... 1 83 Columbiana Avenue Bohanan, Patricia ........... ...,...,.,....,..............,....................,.... 5 81 Crescent Drive Bowyer, Bob .................... ............. G rove RR No. 2, Darby Dale, Ohio Boyd, Richard ........,.. ............................,....... 5 281 South Eureka Avenue Boyle, Pat ................................ ...............,............... 1 88 North Harris Avenue Borland, Shirley ............... .........,,..,,.. 7 06 South Terrace Avenue Bracken, Doris ...,.......... ............. 4 9 South Westmoor Avenue Brandt, LOTIIZI ..................... ................. 9 9 South Eureka Avenue Brintlinger, Vivian ....,...........,..,...,.... 379 Linwood Avenue Britten, ,lane .................... ..,..,......, l 17 South Oakley Avenue Brown. BOb ..-.....l............. ........... 1 22 North Warreii Avenue Browbn, Ralph ..,,....,..... ....................,...................,... 2 80 Binns Blvd. Buckmghani, Jack ............... ,....,......,...... 1 71 South Terrace Avenue Busch, Janice ..,.................... ........... l 64 South Whitehorne Avenue Bl1ZZ3I'd. Alyee ..r,...-.r-r- .......................... 7 South Hague Avenue Byruni, Marvin .................. ...,...... . 284 South Warren Avenue Calentlne, Margie ......l..... ...,...,....... 7 37 South Eureka Avenue Calgulri, Joe ..................... ...........i....... 5 45 Belevidere Avenue ARTIST STUDIOS G59 PAPER SCULPTURE AND MURALS fi l42 SOUTH WARREN AVE. v Y v v v', 192- I Barbara L. Allison 35 Volleyball 25 Basketball Tour- nament 1, 25 Vice President of Library Councilors 25 Room VVel- fare Chairman 1, 35 Room Secre- tary Z5 American Legion Essay Wiiiiier 35 Study Hall Monitor 35 Make-up Committee for Senior Play 35 Make-up Committee for Gay Nineties 25 Ticket'Committee for Senior Skating Party. Shirley Ann Borland ness Staff 35 Annual Business Staff 35 Bookkeeper for Business Ad. 35 Make-up Committee for Gay Nine- ties 25 Sound Effects for Senior Class Play 35 100676 Club 15 Enter- tainment Committee for Senior Mixer 35 Publicity Committee for Occident Dance 35 Paper Drive 2, 35 Scrap Drive 1. Continued from page 14 Ann M. Faunce Club 1, 2, 35 Study Hall Monitor 25 Senior Class Play 35 Cabinet Member of Girl Reserves 35 Dec- orating Committee for Senior Mixer 35 The Gondoliers 35 Deco- rating Committee for Senior Prom5 National Honor Society 35 Scrap Drive l5 Paper Drive 2, 3. William H. Davis Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Com- mando Training 35 Senior Enter- tainment Committee for Senior Skating Party 35 Scrap Drive 15 Paper Drive 2, 3. Continued from page 15 Philip F. Fulton 35 Intramural Basketball Champs 25 Room President 15 Commando Training 35 Photoplay Club 25 UW Association 35 Occident Sports Editorg Refreshment Committee for Senior Skating Party5 Decorating Committee for Senior Mixer. Ruth E. Haines Manager 35 Senior Advertising Committee for Senior Skating Party 35 Ticket Committee for Senior Skating Party5 Entertain- ment Committee for Senior Prom5 Paper Drive 2. 35 Scrap Drive, 1, 2. afar., . Contnued from page 13 ..93- Gerald J. Jewell Business Staff 35 Occident Dance Financial and Decorating Commit- tee Z5 Refreshment Committee for Senior Mixer 35 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 35 Senior Play Cast 35 Intramural Basketball 3. Rhea Marie Halliday Make-Up Committee for Gay Nine- ties Frolics 35 Cabinet Member for Girl Reserves 2, 35 Thespians 2, 35 Library Councilors 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Study Hall Monitor 2, 35 Occident Staff Editorial, Columnist 2, 35 Room Secretary 35 Served at Senior Mixer 15 Cafeteria Monitor 15 Decorating Committee for Sen- ior Prom 35 Paper Drive 1, 25 Scrap Drive 3. Continued from page 16 Lillian Ruth Overmyer Debate Team 15 Sales Tax Check- ers 15 Girl Reserves l, 25 100011 Club 15 Gay Nineties Revue 35 Ghost Train 35 Decorating Com- mittee for Senior Mixer 35 Paper Drive 35 Scrap Drive 2. Robert Lee Ries Decorating Committee Senior Prom5 Spanish Club 1, 25 Secre- tary 1, 25 Triangle Club 1, 2, 35 Room Officer l, 25 Canvas Crewg Study Hall Monitor. James William Remington 35 Room Welfare Chairman 15 Hall Monitor 1, 25 Study Hall Monitor 1, 25 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Paper Drive 2, 35 Commando Training 35 Entertainment Com- mittee Senior Prom. Continued from page 17 Joann Louise Smith Chairman l5 Decorating Committee Senior Prom5 Triangle Queen At- tendant 35 Occident Staff 35 Annual Staff 35 Library Councilors l, 25 Scrap Drive 1, 25 Paper Drive l, 25 Kickball 1, 2, 35 Bowling Club 1, 2, 35 Secretary Girl Reserves 2, 35 Basketball Tournament 15 Champ- ionship Bowling Team 35 Girl Re- serves Cabinet 35 Gym Office Monitor 2, 35 Study Hall Monitor 3. Cpl+f e ROBINSON'S General Electric Store 2403 W BROAD ST RA 7072 -941 Mile Gladys Lee Ison Treasurer Hce Monitor 25 Debate Club 1, 25 Debate Team Z5 Photoplay Club 1, 2, 3: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Bacca- laureate Z5 Usher for Commence- ment 2, 35 Usher for P. T. A. 15 Library Councilors Club 15 Latin Club 15 Sr. Class Treasurer 35 Hall Monitor 15 Occident Staff 35 Cafe- teria Monitor 2, 35 Scholarship Tests 1, 25 Book Exchange 25 Committee for Bond Auction: Senior Prom 2: War Bond Cashier 35 Scrap Drive: National Honor: Class Speaker. Continued from page 32 Margaret Joan Sherritt 2, 3: Annual Staff 35 Co-Feature Editor 3: Thespians 1, 2, 35 Occi- dent Staff 2. 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2. 35 Business Manager 15 P.T.A. Concert 1. 2. 35 Sec. of Choir 2, 3: Senior Cyclone Committee 35 Chairman Senior Social Committee 35 Cupids Carnival Committee 3: Hi-Y Rep. New Years Dane 25 Speedball 1, 25 Paper Drive5 Scrap Drive: Baccalaureate Chorus 2, 35 Office Monitor Z5 L Society 2, 3: Study Monitor 25 Mixed Ensemble 3: Bookkeeping Scholarship Test 1. Richard Slager Council 25 Pres. of Student Council 35 Program Ch. of Hi-Y Z5 Treas- urer of W Association 25 All High Football CCO-Captainj 2, 35 Co- Captain of West Football Team 35 All High Baseball C2nd Team 1st yearj 25 Magley Field 81 W'est Best Shot Put Record5 Captain of Ten- nis Team 1, 2, 35 Baccalaureate Usher 2, 3: Editor of Football Pro- grams 35 Representative of West Va.-Ohio Hi-Y Conference: City A x I I O Continued from page 20 -95- Council Pres., Hi-Y Day: Bond Auctioneer5 Representative Speaker at City Wide Hi-Y Debate5 Scrap Drive: Paper Drive5 Ray Hauntz Trophy Winner 25 City Student Congress 15 Projects Chairman Hi-Y 35 Honorable Mention All State 2, 35 Sr. Class Entertainment Committee Chairman 35 W As- sociation Initiation Committee Chairman 25 Boy State Elected Rep. Geraldine Sherwood Room Welfare Chairman 25 Senior Publicity Committee 35 Individual Sports 35 Scrap Drive 2, 35 Paper Drive 2, 35 Bond Drive 35 Cupid's Carnival 35 Senior Cyclone 35 Tri- angle Queen Candidate 35 Intra- mural Baseball Champions 25 In- tramural Volleyball Champions 25 Welfare Chairman for G. A. A. 35 Football Concessions 2, 35 Univer- sity vs. West Basketball Team. Betty Southard Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Library Councilors 15 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 President 35 G. A. A. 2, 35 Vice- Pres. 35 Debate Club 1, 2, 35 Vice- President 25 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Base- ball Class Team 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Basketball Class Team 15 Man- ager 25 Volleyball 1, Z, 35 Volley- ball Class Team Z5 Gym Office Monitor 35 Occident Staff 35 An- nual Staff 35 Bowling 1, 25 Presi- dent 15 Secretary 35 Cafeteria Cashier 15 Debate Team 2, 35 G. A. A. Council 35 G. A. A. Advisory Board 35 Football Concessions 2, 3: Scholarship Tests 1, 2, 35 P. O. D. and English Scholarship 35 National Honor: Girls' Champion- ship Basketball Team 3. Compliments of . S . B R O WN Inferior and Exterior Painting Notary Public l792 Little Avenue RA 4249 41. Canada, Nellie ,,.,.......,.. .....,.,.... Z 13 North Sylvan Avenue 42. Carter, Lucille ............. ..........., 1 16 North Chase AVCUUC 43. Carter, Norma .......,.... ,.....,.............., 5 4ZWoodbury Avenue 44. Carter, Stanley ...,.,.,,,, ......,.... l 89 South Ogden Avenue 45. Cassell, Bob ............,,,,,,....,,. ........... Z 44 North Ogden Avenue 46. Cassell, Charline ...,..,..... ...,,....... 3 65 South Harris Avenue 47. Cave, Richard ............... .,....,.,..,.,................., 2 936 Olive Street 48. Caver, Lillie .....,.,.,,,.,.,.,.....,, .................,...... 4 07 Highland Street 49. Charles, Josephine ............ ..,......,..,..,.... 1 874 McKinley Avenue 50. Clark, Eugene ,................,. .........,.... 3 38 South Hague Avenue 51. Clark, Glenn ....,............,. ......... ,..,............. . 3 88 Clarendon Avenue 52. Coe, Si .........................,..,.,,,,..,.. ....,...................,................ 8 94 Copland Road 53. Cohagen, Jeanette ............. .,.,,......... 1 75 South Westmoor Avenue 54. Coil, Martha ..,,.,.........l........ .....,.,...., 1 71 South Eureka Avenue 55. Collins, Ida ,.,................. ,,.,....... 1 86 South Oakley Avenue 56. Colliton, Bob .....,...,.,...,......,,.,, ...,,,,,,,..,. 1 80 South Burgess Avenue 57. Converse, Phyllis ..,............ .,,,..........,.. 2 58 North Harris Avenue 58. Corbin, Jessie ,................... ....,.,.............. 4 16 South Wayne Avenue 59. COX, Dale ....................,..,.., ,.............. 8 7 North Wheatland Avenue 60. Creager, Bob .....,...,...,......,. ........,.,.....,...,.. 5 9 North Chase Avenue 61. Curnutte, Chester .............. , .,..,....,.... 288 South Hague Avenue 62. Cunningham, John .,,........ .,,,,.,,,.,,,...,,,.,,..,,,.,,,,l,,, 6 57 Athens Avenue 63. Daniels, Wanda ...,..,....,.. ..... 2 33 South Westgate Avenue 64. D3-V15 Bill .....-..,,........-....... ............... 1 16 North Chase Avenue 65- DHV1dSOn, Ruth ----..-........ ........... 2 24 South Wheatland Avenue Congratulations '46 Graduates 'k FROM A FRIEND ,951 CROGHAN2 NAME CARDS A complete line superior in Quality and Crattsmanship. Q The Croghan Engraving 81 Printing Company FREMONT, OHIO Continued from page 35 Remember Henri Kinder as the happy, old duehess in the Gondoliers, and Jack jones keeping everyone in stitches through the whole affair? Cr Maggie Halsey, being beaten in the Halloween play, and dead in the Senior Class production? How about the way Katie Adams used to heekle Paul Layman when he'd take over the P. O. D. classes, or the way Betty Southard and Maggie Wesley, the best of friends, would iight over basketball? Seeing Carol Bancroft reminds us of the days jeane Krevdo, Donna Hicks and Dick Orr rushed around meeting dead-lines for the Occi- dent, and how about Glenn 'Clark's poems that livened up all the issues? The wise old plains remind us of the wisdom Jack Lausa and Richard Cave used to dish out in P. O. D., with Pat Newman, and Aleta Schwender high on the girls' I. Q. list, in all subjects. Then there were Bev Gracey and Faye McLaughlin, constantly together, Bobbie Tallman, singing to herself as she walked the halls, and Bill Masters, who hit big-time when in the llth grade. What about Bob Phelp's brilliant pitching. Jim Myers' beating it out on the drums, jack Rader blowing away on his sax, and Bill Eckle teaching all eomers how to run a lathe? Remember Tug Phillips trying to restore order during the Hi-Y meetings? Bill Dawson, our pre-party ' male part of Cupitl's Cutest Couple. Then there was jim Elleman who bid good-bye to us to join the Navy, and Vance Johnston coaching the Senior basketball team. There are many others these few hints will bring to mind, so, as the dying embers of the tire glows ever fainter, and the drifting smoke has gone away to form a cloud. our memories also are put away . . . but never forgotten. 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Penn, Norma ................. .......,... 8 1 South Oakley Avenue 215 P'CterS, H21l'0lCl ............- ............ 4 2 North Huron Avenue BEST OF LUCK AND LOADS OF SUCCESS TO Tl-lE i946 SENIORS WE WANT TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR PAST PATRONAGE AND TRUST THAT WE MAY SERVE YOU IN Tl-IE FUTURE Yours very truly, emlbrandt Studio I02V2 East Broad Street MA 3621 -103- fm W SHOP 78 E.Gay X 5514 V J J J vi-is + ! r 'WEE ST WN 55 5 'AVL ' X I ,n gs : E ly ' f Q 1 N ik ,ni if N , ,W xx V ,A ,,12 u 41 UQ I T WITH if BAND INSTRUMENEFS AD 372I Columbus, Ohio -l04- 220 Complimenis of News Service Station Wheafland and Broad Sfreefs Complimen+s of Wiozeck, The Florist 84 Soufh Fourfh S+. O AD I20I Opposife Y. W. C. A. 216 217 218 219 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232. 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 Peters, Mary .......... .......665 South Burgess Avenue Phelps, Boh ....,,...... ,....,.,.1. ......,,,.1.... 3 2 85 Parkside Drive Phillips, John .l....., ,...,,.... 2 53 North Ogden Avenue Preston, Virginia... .........,,,.................. 234 Highland Avenue Price, ,Tim ......................, .....................,,....,................ 2 917 Parkside Road Pringle, Bill ................. ...,........... 3 45 South Richardson Avenue Prior, Stanton ................. ...........................,................. 1 01 Eldon Avenue Proper, Lowell ..,.......,.... ...,,................ 3 7 South Wayne Avenue Rader, Jack .............................. ......,...... 6 5 North Chase Avenue Redman, George .....i......... ................................... 4 08 Brehl Avenue Remington, Jim .,,......... ............l23 North Ogden Avenue Rles, Bob ......................... ............ 1 8 South Grubb Avenue Roberts, Jackie .............. ............. 1 58 North Chase Avenue R0billSO11, DOriS ................. ............. 1 96 North Ogden Avenue Robinson, Dorothy ............... ..,.,......... 1 96 North Ogden Avenue Rose, Joan ................,.................... .........,.., 4 45 South Ogden Avenue Rush, James ...,.,............,.... ................ 2 22 Southampton Avenue Russell, Rita ........... ............................................... 6 94 Binns Blvd. Saint, Pat ......,................. ............... 5 104 South Warren Avenue Sapp, Francis .................. ....................... 1 64 South Harris Avenue Schaible, Jayne .............. ............... 1 92 South Westgate Avenue Schweitzer, Gene .,.......,... ......... 2 81 South Richardson Avenue Schwender, Aleta ,.......,,... ...................... 4 2 South Huron Avenue Secrest, Robert ............. .................,........... 1 628 Rhoda Avenue Sherritt, Ioan ............. .............. 1 713 Walsh Avenue WE DESIGN, BUILD AND SERVICE ALL TYPES OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT THE CAPITOL ELECTRONICS GO. 3205 WEST BROAD STREET COLUMBUS 4, OHIO We service-Home radios and appliances-F. M. receivers- Public address systems-lbmm sound movie equipmenf- ind usirial electronic confrols. Telephone RAndolph 2l78 A. B. Ray-F. R. Fraser --l05- LAUER'S QUALITY CLEANERS 2699 Sullivani' ai' Warren RA 852I Q 4l0 Columbian Ave., Near Sullivani' RA 05I5 O Congratulations, Graduates of '46 241. Sherwood, Jeri .............,, ...,,,.....,,.. 6 1 North Wayne Avenue 242. Shoaf, Paula ...,.,.,,........,.,,..... ,..,,.,........,,,......,,.., 2 537 Sullivant Avenue 243. Sidner, Margaret .,......,.,.., ...... 1 41 South Burgess Avenue 244. Simpson, Joan ..,..........,. ............ 2 60 South Ogden Avenue 245. Slager, Dick .,........,,..,......,..,., .,,,,..,,.,,,,,,, ,.,,,, 5 1 22 Wicklow Road 246. Slaughter, Barbara .,.,......... ,...,.....,......,, 2 54 Highland Avenue 247. Sliney, William ...,. .,.. .,....,, ....,.. 4 l 8 1 South Terrace Avenue 248. Smith, Bethanne ....,.,..,. ............,,......,,..,. 8 5 Midland Avenue 249. Smith, Janet ,... .........,,.. .,....., 8 7 0 South Wayne Avenue 250. Smith, Joan ................,,. ........ 8 70 South Wayne Avenue 251. Snoke, Robert ..,......,., .....,.... 5 99 South Warreii Avenue 252. Snouffer, Bob ............ ...,.,.........................., 9 53 Midland Avenue 253. Snyder, Mary ...., ,....... .................... 6 4 7 South Terrace Avenue 254. Somers, Dona .,....,,,..,. ...,,..,...... 2 19 South Westmoor Avenue 255. Southard, 'Betty .....,..,.. ..,............ 5 37 South Terrace Avenue 256. Spellman, Norman ......... ..,.........., 1 02 South Terrace Avenue 257. Spratley, Clara .............. .,,.,......., 1 04 North Chase Avenue 258. Stanfield, Glenna ............... ........,........,,. 7 8 North Oakley Avenue 259. Stevens, Walter ............ .,...,,.,. 8 23 South Richardson Avenue 260. Stiles, Betty ..................... .,............. 1 04 Whitethorne Avenue 261. Strahm, June ..,,................,..,. ,,..,.,,... 6 28 South Warren Avenue 262. Strickler, Bob ........,...,.,..........,.. .,...,... ,........ 1 5 57 Sullivant .Avenue 263. Swearirrger, Marilyn ...,,,.,. ...,......,....,..,...,... 5 93 Larcomb Avenue 264. Swinehart, Jeanne ......,... ...,...........,......................,.,..... 2 03 Binns Blvd. 265. Tallman, Barbara ..,,,....... ,............, 2 57 South Terrace Avenue Compliments of 937 W. Broad S+. MA 1492 -l06- S udents . . . rads For Beauty Sake . . . Gel' Beauty Care VISIT Helen GalHfney's Modern Salon REGULARLY 2658 WEST BROAD MURNANE'S SOHIO SERVICE STATION Telephone: RA 0 I 04 BROAD AND OGDEN, COLUMBUS, OHIO We're Right in Your Neighborhood - Ready to Serve You 266. Tannehill, Frances .,......,,, ............... 1 74 South Eureka Avenue 267. Taylor, Richard ,..,..,..,..,, ,,.,.......,.,,.......... 4 32 Woodbury Avenue 268. Tingley, David ....,..,... .......,,..., 2 10 South Brinker Avenue 269. Thum. Robert .,,.....,..., ,.,,..........,,,.,.,.....,..,.,,.., 2 622 Eakin Road 270. Toy, Martha ,t.......... ,...,........ 4 2 South Hague Avenue 271. Uridel, Shirley ........... .,..,,.....,....,..t..,t........ 1 06 Binns Blvd. 272. Vashaw, Louise ...,........,. ..........,.. 7 7 North Harris Avenue 273. Veselen, Kenneth ,........ ..,.....,,..... 3 48 Clarendon Avenue 274. Vincent, Bob ................ .................... 1 68 Columbian Avenue 275. Volz, Don .............................. ..........................,... 3 019 Palmetto Street 276 Voss, Rosemary ............ ..,,........... 1 41 North Ogden Avenue 277. Wade, Herbert .......... ....... ,...................... 2 7 3 Lechner Avenue 278 Walker, Lillian ,...,,..,. ......................,.. 9 9 North Huron Avenue 279 Wallace, Mary ...,..,....,............... .......................... 4 53 South Powell Avenue 280. Wallingford. Beatrice ............. ............. 3 12 South Richardson Avenue 281 Walters, Mary Lou ............. ......................,............... 3 57 Midland Avenue 282 Watkins, Marion ,............... .......,,.... 2 54 North Warren Avenue 283 Wallace, 1'-larry ............... ............... 4 07 South Wayne Avenue 284 Weaver. Jeanne ......... ...................... 1 975 Sullivant Avenue 285 Weber, Phyllis .,,... ..,......... 1 41 North Chase Avenue Compliments of AD QS MAR 'll' 974 West Broad SI'ree'I' -I07- vvryvvv Congrafulafions and Bes'I' Wishes MONTROSE STUDIO vvvr N. High S+. ADams 9636 H. R. WAGNER Weidner, Jean ,.,., .......,....,.,,,.. ,,,,,, 5 8 South Harris Avenue Wesley, Margaret .........,..., ...,................., 2 734 Steele Avenue Wetzler, Jean ...............,,,,,,. 549 South Burgess Avenue White, Sarah ......r...,..,... ,.,. .....,..., 4 2 95 Sullivant Avenue Wiggins, Myron ......,....,.. ............,............,..... 4 06 Hinman Avenue Wise, Dorothy ............. ,,,,t,,,,,,,,, 3 19 South Ogden Avenue Wise, LeRoy .................. ,,,,,,.,,.,, 1 57 North Eureka Avenue Witherspoon, Toin...,. ...,.....,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,....... 278 Brehl Avenue Woltz, Barbara .....,,,,.. 782 South Terrace Avenue Work, Carl ....,...,......... ......,, l 49 North Roys Avenue Yeager, Pat ........,,........... ............ l 76 North Powell Avenue Yoe, Dorothy ...,,..........,,.,... ..,..,.,.., 7 59 South Ogden Avenue Young, Howard ....,.,t...,., .........,..,.......,...,..,.........,,..,..,,,...... ..,..,........., .,,,..... 3 1 9 Eldon Avenue Zeigfield, Don .............. ,.....,.,.......,......,...................,...,,..,..,.,,..... ,,,.,..,..,,, 5 8 6 Nashoba Avenue IN SERVICE John E. Fauth .......... ,................,............. , .................... .,........ l 9 9 South VVheatland Avenue Richard Jones ........... N195 North Burgess Avenue Robert Thum ........... .,...........,............... 2 622 Eakin Road Rooert Nash .............,...,., .................., 6 14 Columbian Avenue Doi Bender ....,....................... .....,.......,........... 6 06 Townsend Avenue Robert Kenworthy ,......,..,.. ............ 8 04 South Wvarren Avenue Dean Howell ,,.....,,.......,....... ............, 2 71 North Warren Avenue KEEP IN CONTACT WITH YOURSCHOOL THROUGH THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ENROLL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE -I08- PRIDE OF COLUMBUS v CITY FLOWER SHOVY Photograph by Columbus Dispatch This picture shows part of our display at the Columbus Flower Show. These are our own introductions and was the outstanding feature of the show. OUR OWN INTRODUCTIONS of Extra Early Flowering Varieties The following varieties which we have developed are extra early tlowering, have intense coloring, and except for those varieties marked dwarf, have stem length tor cutting unusual in early varieties. All bloom in September, and have been the outstanding attraction in Hardy Mums the past two yearn at the Coilumbus Flower Show. To those who have tried our varieties introduced in 1944 and 1945 no further introduction is necessary. These varieties will add to your flislgzlay, :nd in parts ot the country where frosts come early will be the type you have been oo ing or. I944 INTRODUCTIONS AUTUMN SUNLIGI-IT-An intense golden yellow. TINTS OF' FALL-A fine dwarf edging variety Each 60c 1 of each 51.00 I945 INTRODUCTION CHRIS COLUMBUS-A new white pompom with yellow buds. PURPLE CUSHION-A new addition to the cushion family. GOLDEN ROSE-An old rose overlaid gold. Each 'ISC All 3 for 52.00 I946 INTRODUCTIONS GOLD-A large 4 inch double tlowefr of pure gold. JANET-A beautiful shade of rosy gold. KATHLEEN-A bright maroon red pompom. ORIENTAL GLORY-Brilliant double oriental red. KATHLEEN-A bright maroon red pompom. Each 51.00 All 5 for 54.00 NEW LATE INTRODUCTIONS APRICOT GOLD-A glowing apricot of cushion habit. FIREGLOW-An intense fiery red. PINK RADIANCE-A bright glowing pink. EUREKA GIANT-Large Butt Apricot. Each 85c All 4 for 53.00 Send for auf complete list of Hardy Chrysanthemums. Yours for the asking. ROSEBUD FLORAL COMPAN 35I North Burgess Avenue RA 767I Columbus 4, Ohio -l091- vvvvvrv'wvvvrv'vv1vvvvvv M O R R E Y RELIABLE JEWELERS 141 N. High S+. 'A' Genuine Regisferecl Keepsake Diamond Ring Fine Wafches, Gold Jewelry, Sferling Disiinciive Cosfume Jewelry Complimenfs of I ELECTRONIC SUPPLY CORP. 4 2I9 N. Fourfh S+. AD 1322 2,i.gJ.x,,,L' W H Qi 1 5Y9Ni?QI93N'li0' ?XCwliSLi?5:9hSNis?'3Q,? ?x The Thomas Engineering Sc Surveying Company 3203 Wesf Broad Sfreei' Harley B. Wa'Hs, Pres. T T ' .. -ii ' + Mft- nm Magly Stadium The 37H1 edifion of fhe Occicleni' fo be cased in a Molloy Made cover O The S. K. Smith Company 2857 N. Wesfern Avenue CHICAGO 8, lLLlNOlS vv+vrv'wvvvv vvvvvv vvv Congra+uIa'I'ions, Graduafes of '46 COMPLIMENTS OF BOB MILLER New Owner of HI SPOT HAGUE AND BROAD sr. Engravings for the 1946 West High School Annual The Occidentd' has been prepared by the Indianapolis Engrav- ing Company, Inc., 222 East Ohio St., Indianapolis, Indiana. HILLTOP ELECTRIC SHOP RADIO, WASHER AND APPLIANCE SERVICE JO I456 2576 SULLIVANT AVE. L. C. MARBLE YOUR FRIEND AND PHOTOGRAPHERH 26 Sou+hamp+on Avenue RA 5382 -II2- 5. LASSROOM DAYS will soon be just a mellow memory. Now for a new world to conquer-the business world. It's a wise graduate who seeks her future in telephone work. Here is a company with a deserved reputation for being 4 good place to work . . . offer- When you step from classroom to career, you'll find that telephone employment is ci step in the right direction . . .Apply at 101 N. 3rd Street. THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Jmtfvii' U4 gm PM aa wow ing a wide variety of desirable, interesting jobs . . . operating, stenographic, accounting and clerical . . . You work in a friendly atmosphere with girls your own age. You start at a good salary and your pay- check grows with regular scheduled increases! A T' THDamQN AwiiD1:aB MAsrERPzsce GT K! 1': 'f51 :.:1 51 : ' ,i 1 : P EZ, H ' 4 e ,f.1:::Q 1.i .sQ:1: fa' Z VI:A : VA :EE 12: 'Q . ' .ffi : Q W .,. A ziz 1 : V b A.. .:W'ZQ 25:4 ':'q 1'1f,'fiiifff1 ::'i '1 ' V AAVZE Zin v...AA. IVIZ lil , 5 - A,,, :tE.'q '.AV Q ul ' L tgz' if 'iz' - ' . 1-1 ,,A., ,:. , f V ' :1,. 5 Q. 1 ii. zlt .::,11sg 2 222525125355 1 4bb. V , In :l1::'::1:1. f PUL rg-159 P8125 PLAY mg iff 63 vvwvvvrv-vvvvv vvvvwvvvv vvvvrvvvv vvvvrvvvv The HiIH'op-A Communify of +he Finesi' Cifizens in fhe S'I'aI'e Hilltop Business Meds Association Sfands Ever Ready +o Serve This Communify Communi+y CooperaI'ion rvvvvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvrvvvvvv DR. L. W. ADAMS, Physician 243I SuIIivanI Avenue RA 7555 vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvrvv- BROADWAY SHOE STORE 2390 W. Broad S+. RA 5I I2 DR. JAS. T. ANGUS, Opiomefrisi' 2456 W. Broad SI. RA 2372 DR. W. DUANE BURNARD, Os'Ieopa+h 2528 W. Broad S'I'. RA I743 DR. M. W. BATES, Veferinarian 24I7 W. Broad S'I'. RA 2638 NOBLE L. ALLEN FUNERAL HOME 2424 SuIIivanI Ave. RA 6386 BENTZ APARTMENTS 2020 SuIIivan'I Ave. RA 5595 HAZEL BERCAW BEAUTY SHOP 2842 W. amd S+. RA 7I52 C 81 S DIME STORE 2578 SuIIivan'I' Ave. 2772 W. Broad Sf. RA I75I CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY 2766 W. Broad Sf. RA 24I4 CAMP 40 TOURIST CAMP 3737 W. Broad S+. RA 0I53 CAPERTTA FOOD MARKET 2006 SuIIivanI' Ave. RA 8427 BETTER HOME CENTER 2775 w. Broad S+. RA 7965 IRA M. CLAGGETT, Real Esfafe 2624 W. Broad RA 29I4 BILTMORE RESTAURANT 24I4 W. Broad Sf. RA 0282 JOS. M. BRIGGS Insurance and Properfy Managemenf 2596 Sullivani Ave. RA 3I94 GILBERT COFFMAN, Insurance I05 EIcIon Ave. RA 9903 RAY C. COFFMAN, Opi'icaI Supplies 2840 W. Broad S'I'. RA 942I BROAD-HAGUE HARDWARE 2768 W. Broad SI. RA I846 COLUMBUS STATIONERY CO. 326 S. Ogden Ave. RA 5375 BROAD-HAGUE RESTAURANT 2762 W. Braid S+. RA 0273 WM. COON JR. TEXACO SERVICE 27I4 SuIIivanI Ave. RA OIB3 OTIS C. BUCHANAN, AH'orney 2334 Wesf Broad Sf. RA 2I07 DR. PALMER L. CORDRAY, Physician 2553 SuIIivan+ Ave. RA 8853 BURDETTS GROCERY I92 S. Eureka Ave. RA 3704 DR. C. O. CRAMER, Physician 3I9I W. Broad SI. RA 5525 vvvvvvvvvv vvvrvwvvvvv-rwvvvvvv vvwvvvvwvvvv -rwv-rvwvvvfivvv -II5- VYY vvvrwvvv vvvrvvvv vvvrwvrvwvvvrvvv-rwvvvv Better Services are Provided 6y these Members of Hilltop Business Meds Association They Are Constantly Striving to Serve Community Cooperation DR. JOHN N. CROSS, Physician DR. T. S. FOX, Dentist 2558 W. Broad St. RA ISI4 2405V2 W. Broad St. RA 3752 CUMMINS HI-SPOT, Confectionery FOX FOOD SHOP 2763 W. Broad St. RA OI34 2422 W. Broad St. RA IIOI D 8: M SHELL SERVICE STATION DR. CLARENCE FRY, Physician 2784 Sullivant Ave. RA 0298 2642 W. Broad St. RA 5685 DARDEN BRONZE TABLET CO. JOHN W. GARBER, Service Station 29I N. Hague Ave. RA 0688 3079 West Broad Street RA 0227 TOM DAVIS GEARHART HARDWARE 2339 West Broad St. 2387 Sullivant Ave. RA 5384 CHUBBY DISTELHORST MARKET 2445 W. Broad St. RA lI4I 6OODWIN'S PHARMACY 2772 Sullivant Ave. RA 9944 DONLEY BROTHERS, Plumbers 2086 Sullivant Ave. RA 435I U. F. GRANT, Magic Supplies 2500 W. Broad St. RA 9598 ECONOMY VARIETY STORE 2402 w. amd sf. RA use F. F. GREEN, Cement 3046 Crescent Dr. RA 5I78 DR. CHAS. W. EDWARDS, Physician E. W. GROVES, Barber 27I9 Sullivant Ave. RA 6I I2 2494 Wes+ Broad 51' ERLENBACH HARDWARE CO- GEORGE GUSLER, Manufacturer 2409 W. Broad S+- RA 2424 sans w. amd si. RA 0946 ESSMAN'S MARKET HARDY'S MARKET 2526 Sullivant Ave. RT 0290 2457 Sumvanf Ave. RA .456 W. W. EWIN6, Heating Congractor DR. PAUL V. HAUGHTI Demisf 3322 Wicklow Rd. RA 3l8l 3I9l W. Broad S+. RA l075 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION HAUNTZ MARKET 2369 w. Broad S+. RA oaaz 28'0 W- Broad S+- RA H45 vrvwvvrvvvvv vvvvvv -ll6- wvvrvwvvv vvvv-vvvvv Hilltop Business lVlen's Association wishes lo express i'ls appreciafion +o +he adminislraiion and feachers of Wesf High School for l'he splendid work being done in fraining 'Ihe You'I'h of l'he Hilliop. Communi'ry Coopera+ion fwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv T. C. HERBERT, Food Marlcel 2575 W. Broad S+. RA 0798 HILLTOP BAKERY 2425 w. Broad S+. RA 752+ HILLTOP BANK 2374 W. Broad Sf. RA 842I vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvrv WM. E. JONES, Real Esiale and Ins. 2765 W. Broad Sl. RA 843I DR. E. L. KEISER, Supl. S'I'al'e Hospifal 'For Feeble Minded I6I0 W. Broad SI. RA Il9l DR. L. R. LEAMAN, Den+is+ 2757V2 W. Broad S+. RA 3826 HILLTOP FURNITURE CO. 2365 W. Broad S+. RA 4I63 W. T. LEWIS, Decorafor 474 Wilson Rd. RA 6908 HILLTOP PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 2333 W. Broad Sf. RA 4I09 JAMES R. McLEES, General Conlracfor 330 S. Burgess Ave. RA 085I HILLTOP RECORD 2465 W. Broad S+. RA lI25 LEWIS 8: NOON COAL CO. N. Sylvan ai Big 4 R. R. RA 32l3 HILLTOP RECREATION, Bowling Alleys 24I9 W. Broad S+. RA 0I28 DR. L. O. LINVILLE, Oplomehisl' 2434 W. Broad S+. RA 4836 HILLTOP RIDING ACADEMY 2547 Eallin Rd. RA 4509 LONG 8: HALDEMAN, Dry Cleaners 2423 W. Broad Sf. RA 3303 HILLTOP VAN AND STORAGE 2830 W. Broad S+. RA IIO7 MARY LOU BEAUTY SALON 2755 W. Broad S+. RA 072I HARRIET HUFF BEAUTY SHOPPE 2I54 Sullivanl Ave. RA IBI7 DR. G. T. MATHEWS, Physician 2760If2 W. Broad Sl. RA I6I6 DR. THOS. M. HUGHES, Physician 2637 Sullivanl Ave. RA 2807 GEO. W. MATSON, Building Conlracfor 87 N. Warren Ave. RA 0656 JONES FLYING SERVICE 3869 Sullivanf Ave. RA I8Il B. H. MCCONNELL, Real Esfale 2020 Sullivanl Ave. RA 5595 JONES LUMBER 8: COAL CO. 57 N. Sylvan Ave. RA II09 ED. MCGURER, Au'I'o Repair 20 S. Wayne Ave. RA 2396 vvvvvrvvvvwvvvvvvvrvwvrvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvv vvvrvvvvvvv -lI7- wvvvv v vrvvvvv vvvrvwvrvv-vvvvrvvvvrvvv Greetings to the Graduates from Hilltop Business lVlen's Association This Organizaiion Serves ihe HiII1'op in Every Civic BeH'ermen+ Communi+y Coopera'rion DR. E. E. MCNAMEE, Chiropracior NORRIS APPLIANCE STORE 2543 Sullivanf Ave. I RA 0892 2388 W. Broad RA 5722 MECHEM SHQE CQ. POWELL AVE. POULTRY MARKET 2469 W. Broad Sf. RA 3347 5I2 S. Powell Ave. RA 9Il2 E, Q, MELVIN REICHELDERFER INS. AGENCY I07 S. Warren Ave. RA I777 564 S. Eureka Ave. RA 3822 DR. J. W. MILES, Physician REIS PURE OIL SERVICE STATION 2586 W. Broad Si. RA 80I0 2807 SuIIivan+ Ave. RA 0I77 DR. C. O. MILLER, Op+ome+ris+ JOHN RIEPENHOFF, Dry Cleaning 2484 W. Broad Si. RA 699I 2530 Sullivanf Ave. RA 062I FRED A. MILLER, Shoe Repair RIVOLI THEATRE 2586 Sullivan? Ave. 2359 W. Broad Sf. RA 3383 PERCY D. MILLER, Service Siaiion RUSSELL PHARMACY 2236 Sullivan? Ave. RA 58I3 2785 Sullivan? Ave. RA 55I5 DR. R. J. MILLER, Chiropracior SCHMELZER'S RESTAURANT 2493 W. Broad SI. RA 733I 3I78 W. Broad S+. RA OI92 MURPHY'S SERVICE STATION SCHWAN BROS. GARAGE Wesigaie and Broad S+. RA 0I7I 2608 Sullivan? Ave. RA I506 NATIONAL TRANSFER LINES SEILLER'S, INC. ms sulnmi Ave. RA 5023 2404 W. Broad S+- RA W3 TIM NOLAN, Amusemenis SHANK 3' SAUNDERS- . Real Esiaie, Renials, Ins. W W 'ef'w'M Ave- 2459 w. Broad si. RA sm PACK SHOE REPAIR DR. ROBIN T. SHARP, Physician 2394 W. Broad Si. 2679 W. Broad Si. RA 4422 PENFIELD MARKET WYLIE S. SHROYER, Funeral Home 2I47 Sullivani' Ave. RA 0I00 2553 W. Broad S+. RA 5960 vvvvvvvvrvvvrvwvrvvwvrwvvvrvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvrvwvvvv v v v -ll8- vvvv vvvvrwvvv vvvr-W This Year and Every Year Hilltop Business lVlen's Association Has Siood for Every+hing Thai' Is Good for Wesi' High School Communi+y CooperaI'ion A. C. SKIPPER, Plumbing I43 N. Burgess Ave. RA 244I SUPERIOR DRUG CO. 2I09 W. Broad Sf. RA 0I07 E. L. SKIPPER, Plumbing 8I N. Terrace SI. RA 5845 TANNER'S REDUCIN6 STUDIO 25I8If2 W. Broad Sf. RA 8500 DONALD F. SMITH, AHorney 2405'f2 W. Broad S+. RA 8425 WALDO'S SANDWICH SHOPPE 24I5 W. Broad RA 08I6 SOUTHWORTH POULTRY MARKET I5I0 SuIIivanf Ave. RA 6990 WEAVER'S MARKET I783 N. Hague Ave. KI 6928 JERRY SPEARS FUNERAL SERVICE 2693 Wes? Broad SI. RA 5092 WESTGATE FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCE CO. 3322 W. Broad RA 6086 BILL SPIRES, Shell Service W, Broad 8: PoweII Ave. RA 0I25 WATSON'S FOOD MARKET 3II7 W. Broad S+. RA 8515 WALTER J. STEPHENS, FIoriS+ 6I2 Harrisburg Pike RA IIO3 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SHOP 2555 w. Broad S+. RA +155 THURMAN D. STETHEM, Decoraior 3205 Parkside Dr. RA 6239 WESTGATE GARAGE 2820 W. Broad S+. RA +593 C. B. STORY, Dry Cleaning 2420 W. Broad Sf. RA 202i WESTGATE PHARMACY 3089 W. Broad S+. RA 0I82 DEWEL STOUT, Properfy Main+enance 90 N. Wayne Ave. RA I589 WEST SIDE LUMBER CO. 340+ W. Bra.-.d RA use PHILLIP V. STOUT, A++orney 2432 w. Broad S+. RA 4890 WEST SIDE MOTORS +350 W. Broad S+. RA 846+ LOWELL T. SULLIVAN, Insurance 22II W. Broad Sf. RA 7I79 MOSE WILLIAMS, Inurance 258I Sfeeie Ave. RA 0758 SUNSET CEMETERY, Associafion P. O. Box No. 456 6959 W. Broad S+. Alfon 8-5355 4.44AAA--,,- A-, ---A YOST FLORISTS 303 Belvidere ' RA 3I24 -II9- ms :mx ur anon nsre-ru nune ar wmws A E WH E' FUI? WVU E The Best Hours of Your I iie Will Be Spent in Your 0wn Home' Regardless of how much fun you may be havmg out srde your own home you always come home for the best hours of your hfe those that are spent by your own flreslde It IS very much Worthwhrle then to choose home furnlshmgs wlth care So let Whxtes help you to choose furnlture that wxll be come a treasured part of your hfe furnlture you can be proud of furnxture that w111 grow 1n your affec tlons year after year Yes zts Whltes for guldance and 1nsp1rat1on when you start out to buy furmture Everyone Knows that Whlte s Have Values That Are Unbeatable OPEN SATURDAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 3 Mmutes West of Broad and I-Ilgh Wray I' mfmmor noon msn Mnffm- W Q E 625 West Broad St 2235 A . 1 'U ' - u u - . . . . . . v . Y , , . , . ' . V . y . , - . . . , . , , , ' 9 . ! sgs zzir fziiziiiii EE-iiE5 Ea:s:1. life e I b n- if aseigzzssi, -:V I T E E+ S AT vs , 4, :. f f E -.II Q' I A .. , ,.,.. .I U :S:5:ae.1:::z55:5:s:s:s s sm . sen : ? 5f5 f5:515iiee3il f.l f I ' I 3 f lQlQ2I2 1lI i f i L .f l Q i Q Q f Q Q Q Q ' Q Q Q Q Q Q ' . AD. THE MARK UF GOOD TASTE FURNITURE AT Wlll1'E'S Our Late Principal-H. H. Reighley -120- i3vv1vvvvvv1vv vvvrvvvvvv vvvrvvvvvvvrvvvvvr THE HILLTOP'S MOST MODERN AND COMPLETE DRUG STORES ECONOMY DRUG STORES vvvvvvvvvvvvrvvvvvvvvrwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv A wonderful opportunity awaits West High Seniors. Learn the New Way in Shorthand, taught exclusively at Bliss College. Get into the High Salaries Class. I , If I3I E. State S+. Call AD 4I I2 for Information P R O G R A M Prelude-Festival Overture .... .......................... ..... ' I' aylor XVest High Orchestra Processional-Onward Christian Soldiers.. .............. .................. S ullivan Introduction of President of Senior Class ...... . . .... Irvin F. Young, Principal Invocation ................,................................. .... R ev. Russell J. Olson Hilltop Lutheran Church .. ...Taylor Sz Brahe Bless This House .... ........................ VVest High Choir . . . . . . .Richard Cave Scripture Reading .... .................. My God and I .... ................. .... . A ustris A. VVihtol Girls' Octet . . . .Marion Vifatkins Introduction of Speaker .... ...................... Class President .....Rev. A, J. VVold Baccalaureate Sermon ..,............................. Hymn- God Be XYith You Till NYC Meet Again ..........., ............ T omer Senior Class and Audience Benefliction .... ...................................... l lev. Elmer J. Klamfoth Bethlehem Lutheran Church Doxology ...,.................,................................ Senior Class and Audience The Lord Bless Thee and Keep Thee .................. ............ P eter C. Lutkin Mixed Quartet Recessional-America the Beautiful ....................... .... X Ward West High Orchestra - I 2 I- WISELY. If You Intend to Buy NEW FURNITURE or Re-Upholster the Old, You Will Save Here A Y CREDIT PLAN PURCHASE ON OUR E S OPEN DAILY TO 5:30 AND EVENINGS 7:30 T0 9:00 Over i000 Nafionally Known Band Orchesfra lnsfrumenfs KING A BACH SELMERP oLDs CONN BUESCHER MARTIN NEW O SAMPLES 0 RECONDITIONED Special Discounfs 'I'o Schools and Groups Known 35 Years 'for Excelleni' Repairing CEI Qiiiglif Corner Long and Fronf Sfreefs Opposi+e Y.M.C.A. MA l636 Congrafulafions fo The Senior Class of I946 I-IILLTOP KIWANIS CLUB PHOTOGRAPHER TO THE HILLTOP RICHEY PHOTO STUDIO COMMERCIAL AN D PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO SUPPLIES' ' RA I9I3 2343 W. BROADASTREET +I22- Af M S A T-V Com plimenfs of FOZZY'S POTTERY AND NURSERY 3330 Wesf Broad Sfreei Complimenfs of A FRIEND aah fn ZUIHQII3' vwvvvv-v-v vvvvvrvvv MOORES 81 ROSS ICE CREAM Ifs Real Food Coaches Rose and Pemberton -l24- Q. vvvvvvvvvv-vvvvvvvvrv-vwvvvvvvvvvvvvvrvw BEST WlSHES TO GRADUATES THE RODENFELS CHEVROLET C0 neo w. BROAD sr. vvvvrv-v-vwvvvvvvvvwvvvvvvvv Complimenis MARTINS CONFECTIONERY 2669 Sullivanf Avenue RA 0280 ffvwff al' wuz ,flaw -l26- H E E R Combines ine? Pinjfinq with 0mpIQIQ SQPVICQS PRINTING PHOTO OFFSET BOOKBINDING BLANK S B O O K LEGAL FORMS RULING MAILING OFFICE FURNITURE AN D SUPPLIES HEEII PRINTING 00. 86 Soufh Four'rI1 Sfreef C I b Oh 364-3 oum us I5, I Allams 4125 West High Bmostemfs Club Stands for anything that means a X. BETTER WEST HIGH SCHOOL Complimenis of BERLIN-WOLF MOTOR SALES OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE RAncIoIpI1 844I I385 W. Broad SI' COLUMBUS. OHIO PAUL'S LUNCH I344 WesI Broad S'IreeI' OPEN 24 HOURS -I28- ADams 32I8 SUGAR PRODUCE CO. WHOLESALE FRUIT AND PRODUCE I39 Easf Town S+ree+ Columbus, Oh WESTWAY POST 34411 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES Extends Compliments and Best Wishes to the 1946 graduating classes of WEST HIGH SCHOOL KUEHMANNS POTATO cHlPs - JULIENNE POTATOES l384 Wesf King Avenue Phone KI 37l5 Columbus, Ohlo AMERlCA'S FINEST SINCE l899 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE I946 GRADUATING CLASS THE KROGER COMPANY ATHLETIC QQ cmmms STERLING SILVER YELLOW GOLD We supply individuals, schools and a+l1le+ic Teams all over Ohio. Mail orders prompfly handled. BASEBALL PRICES BEGIN BASKETBALL AT 31,00 FOOTBALL Matching chains m 3 ' 0 J . Jill pmt-1:1111 - - - 3E.Shlfe ' Stal High Sf. -130- OUR FIRST WEST GLENN HAMILTON'S SOHIO SERVICE TIRES AND BATTERIES ACCESSORIES AND IGNITION PARTS PICK UP SERVICE HAGUE and SULLIVANT RA 0265 CongraI'uIaIions - Class 46 BROAD-MOOR DAIRY STORE 3058 W. Broad S+. Founfain Service SANDWICHES SODA SUNDAE MOORES 8: ROSS ICE CREAM vvvvvvvvv-vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv v-vvvwvv-v5 -I3I- CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 46 BEAVER SHOE REPAIR 2771 WEST BROAD STREET fl' Nuaiuaecf Wig Zan Wiadam Jawa, ,f Sinead vvvvvrvwv-vvvvvv .vvvvvvvrwvvvvvvvrv-vvvvvvvvrv-vwvvvv Tk CONGRATULATIONS UPON GRADUATION STENOTYPE STUDIO 40 WEST GAY STREET Tk Big gown fn Qoalidl Complimen+s of GEORGE WALTERS -I33- vvvv vrvvvvvv vvvvvvi'v?T7'V'V' Complimenfs and Besi' Wishes fo THE CLASS OF 46 FLOYD BORN FUNERAL HOME 2542 WEST BROAD ST RA 5627 Good Luck, '46 Graduafes CARL W. HUBER, FLORIST 964 L kb ne Ave. Ph FA 2189 C I b Oh Complim 1 of Slater Candy Company IO57 Wesf Broad Sfreei' AD 5932 --I36-
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