Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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I Nr' NORMA JEAN ANGEL A laugh is worth ll thousand groans in any n:arkf'l.-Varsity cheerleader 2, 3,43 Reserve cheerleader I: DEC.-I 4, president 4: NFL I, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 2, 3: Degree of Distinction 4: Soc and Ruskin I, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 4: Thespian 2, 3, 4: Slate Fair 3, Gown of Glory 4: lfllla-X 3, 4, vice-president 4: GAA l. 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, vice-president 4: HW Girls 3, 4. publicity manager 4: Leaders club 3, 4: All-Star hockey 2, 3, soccer I, 2, 3, bowling 2, 3, baseball I: volleyball l, 2. 3, 4, swimming I, 2, manager 2, basket- ball 3, 4: .Xcquacatle I, 2, 3, leader 3: Modern dance 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Yi 2. 3, 4: Gvnrrul reporter 3: WHSY 2, 3. -I: Girls' chorus 1: Choir 2. 3, 4, secretary 3: National Honor Society -I. DAVID LEE ALEXANDER Tlzrrr' is no greal genius 1l'lllItlIll a Iinrlurf' of ma1lnr'x.v.-Band I, 2, 4: Orchestra 3. 4: WHSV I. 2: Latin club 2. 3: Chemistry club 4: National Honor Society 4. PATRICIA jANE BEELER Pal majors in friendlinf'.v.r as well as in .IlllI. -SDC and Buskin I, 2. 3, 1: 'Iihespian 3, 4: WHSY 2, 3. 4: Chemistry club 4, vice- president 4: 'l'ri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Latin club l, 2: Spanish club 3, 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Leaders club 3, 4: IV Girls 3, 4, secretary-treasurer 4: All-Star hockey 2. 3. -I, soccer I, 2, 4. volleyball I, 2. 3, basket- ball 3, -I. baseball I, 3. captain I: .-Xquacade 3. 4: Sportsboard 4: Prom back drop chairman 3: junior Red Cross tlouncil I. 2: Girls' chorus I: General feature staff 3: Annual stall' 3. PAMELA ANN BEELER As rololfnl as pink .w1.v.vaIras len.-'l'ri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. social chair- man 3, program chairman 4: WHSY 2, 3, 4. commercial chairman 4: junior Red Cross council I. 2, 3. treasurer 2. Secretary 3: Soc and Buskin l, 2, 3, 4: 'lihespian 3, 4: Honor lhespian 4: GAA l, 2, 3. 4: Sporlsboard 3. 4: .XII-star solley ball I, 2. 3, 4. captain I, f , basketball 2, 3, 4, captain 4: ,-Xquacade I, 2, 4, leader 3, 4, hockey ,N 2, 3, captain 3, soccer I, 2, 4, captain 2, bowling I. 2. 3. 4, cap- tain 2, 3: Girls' chorus I: General stall' 3, 4: NW Girls 3, 4, social chairman 4: Latin club l, 2. ELLEN JEAN BELL Not even an echo can cheat llt'7' oul of the las! worrl. -Latin club 1, 2: French club 3, 4: Soc and Buskin 1, 2, 3, 4: Thespian 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3: Gown of Glory 4: Orchestra I, 2. 3. 4: l 'l'.-X 2, 3, 4, parlimentarian 4. RONALD EUGENE BAHN Riglll is might, but a good lvl! n1'1f1'r hurl n flgllter. -Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: I-'ootball I. BEATRICE BESANCON She sllijls lzer mind inlo nezzlral anrl lvls hm' Ionguc idle on.-FBIA 3, 4. CONNIE BILLIAR The tray lo be happy is lo lllllktf olllers so.- DEAN BOYES Nowadays eweryborly wants life, lilarrly, and an auto- mobile in which to 1n1rs11e lzajzjzivzms.-A WILFRED A. BOST All great men haw' flrfecls: I lltI'1ltfkll few myself.- Amherst High School 1: Choir 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Boys' I ensemble 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Latin club l, 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Track 3, 4, letterman 3, 4: Football 3, 4, letterman 4: Basketball 2. Y G , - page nineteen

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Mlge Row l: Bill Stevens, Anne Shamp, Jo Lautenschlager, Sue Halderman Row 2: Miss Schoheld, Bob McQuigg, Mr. Adair, Bill Pearce SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Robert McQutgg ,,,,, ,,,, . . ,,,,,, ., , ,,,,Pi'l'.YIlIl'IlI Williatn Pearce ,,,, ,,,,,,,, I 'IIT'-,IH'.NIIIl'IlI jo .Xnna Latttenschlager .. ,,,,, .srrifflrzry Sue Halderlnan ,,,,, , , ,,,,,,. . ...Trf'11.w1rer ,Xnne Shamp, William Stetens ,,,,,,,,,,,, Social clmirnwn Nliss Ann Scholield, Nlr. Edward Adair ,,,,, ,, .41lzvi.wrs CLASS HISTORY lt all began in i950-the year when one ot' the most outstanding groups ol' young people ever to tread the halls ol' Mlooster High began a high school career together. Actually, two years ol' junior high had ollered proof ol' future greatness. Sportswise, the basketball picture was made a little brighter by the Colonels' two-year record ol' nineteen wins and four losses. The gals, too, Qnever to be outdonej were tnaking quite a place lor themselves on the GAA scene with the figures ol' Crow and Heeler llitting around the basketball all-star floor away back in the seventh grade. Under the guiding eye of Miss Helm and Mr. Ortiz, the '49 Colonel wrote and cotnpiled all the junior high news with Dave Smith, as editor-in-chief. All in all, the Class ol '5-l had becotne a big part ol' the junior high scene, and we now looked forward in eager anticipation to real high school life. Freshies we were-with stardust in our eyes. X'Ve invaded every Hgrown-up high school organization, club, or event with youthful glee, so happy to be at last a part of more mature surroundings. Ever present, however, was that leeling of awe when we gazed with longing eyes at the lordly seniors . . . With the donning of johnny Reb caps and the cry ol' The South will rise again! the sophomore year was upon us. One ol' the happiest in all our high school days, we elected our fflontinued on page one httndred thirty-twoj eighteen

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PATRICIA ANNE BOYLES She n1'1'f'r u.YfIIll'l'.IU llc'r.sf'lf wltwn .sllw mn .YfI'lkl'I' up II fI'ff'71d.YlliII.-fi.X.X I. 2, FI, 43 ,XllfStzu' busketbztll I, bowling I, 2, 3, 4, captain I. 2. 3, 4, soccer' -I, ltnckey 4. baseball I3 Spurtsboard EI, -I3 Leaders club I3 junior Red Cross council 23 I-'I3I..X FI, -I3 IfH.X I, 2: 'lri-Ili-Y 2. fI3 birls' chfmrus I. DANA BROOKS If all lllr' .v'11int.r :ffm .slwjal in r'lux,s u'f'rr' jtlufefrl wud In mul, lllffv zvoulrl lu' :nurlt umm' f'UllIflH'fIlI1If','fslllllldll J I council I3 l ilruln't'ztkers I, L. TI: IIztskt-tliztll L3 Gull fI. 'Ig III-Y 41 IIICCZX I. JUDY BR OWS' N Vw' IJ1'1'n Ill lust' runny flIlll'.X' lwfurr. hui Il11.x is ilu' fnxl lime' .XI'lIllIlIl'llf fum muff wtlr't'f'1l iuln il.-Yztrsitx clteet- Ieztder TI. 4: Rt-serw cheerleader' I. 23 I-.XA I. 2, fI. I3 Girls' l'IIOI'llS I3 Cltoir 2. 5, 43 DICCZX -I. s1't't'CI1lt'X I3 Sm' :md Ruskin I. 2. FI, 43 Nlfl. 2. TI: lriflli-Y 2. fI3'.XII-slzu' soccer 2. lmc'Ist'y 2, bowling 2, fI. mlleybatll 23 Ailllilfllill' I, 22 l lIl,.X II. FAYE BUTTERBAUGH As fri1'nrIly ax Ihr' firxl Il'lll'Ill Iuw':r' in .llurxz-Clirls' chorus I3 WHSY 23 CAI I, 2, fI, 43 ,XII-star smtet' I, volleyball I, EI, lutslsetlrztll I, baseball I3 .Xqtutczule I. 2. II. 43 junior Red Cross council 43 'l'ri-Ili-Y 2. EI, I3 l lIl..X FI, 4, settretztry -I3 l.IIJI'2ll'y club I, prt-sidenl 4. ,-'jf' Bilge tM'ClI ty - CUNNIE CARNEY Light uf lmir--ligltl of ltz'url.fOrt'xille lliglt Scluml I, 23 GMX FI. I3 .XII-stzu' bowling I. ANNA MAE CARAI-'ELLI Quirk, lulcr Ihr' Il'llI'l'I., lien' rmmfs ll lz'm'.'--CQXX I, 2, II, 43 .XII-star smu-r' I, I3 Girls' chorus I. ROGER HAROLD COOK Hr, rlf'j1at'1ing, lfmfffs lmltirzrl him fzmljniuls nu Ihr' jfmllmll fI!'l!l.?l.1lIlII club I, 23 Hi-Y 2. EI, 4. treasurer 2: Soc und liuskiu II, I3 Red Cross council I, 2, EI: Cheuiistrs club 43 Alunitn' Rotator -I3 Ifoutbztll l, 2, fI. 4. lettertnztn II. I, best ullensixe Iineurztn I3 lI:lskelbulI l. 23 'ltztck l, 2, II: lIztsCbnll I3 fQwu'rnl business stztfl' 43 Xnnuztl business stztll' .I, -I, Iealure stztll -I. WARY ALICE CARROLL A 1'm1tj'orlr1I1lr' swzw' of llllllltll' llml Iir'klz'.s zvillmul ,SFI!lll'llIIIg.'l,illlIl club I, 23 I r'ettc'lr club II, -I3 Auuunl Iezuure stall 43 Soc and IIuskin 2, fI, 4, secretary EI3 'l'hes- piatn 3, 43 Orchestra I. 2, FI, 43 Girls' clrurus I3 National Ilunor Smtielx FI. 4: District-State sctlmlarsliip tests I, 2, 3. I3 Student uIuut'ii I. 2. FI. 4, set'rctzrr'r-treztsurer 43 Class szcretutr 2. PHYLLIS CRATER A l6'f'llIlgf'I' will: lhf' Hlillflflj'-g'U-Slfllllf'U look.-Girls rlumrus I3 Latin club l, 23 'l'ri-I-Ii-Y 23 lfll.X 23 l lIl..X FI. 4, treasurer 43 WHSV EI, -I3 GAA 2. R. THEODORE CRAWFORD IVIIUI Il 1l0ll'l'.' II'lml ll built!! Wltltl fl ntrmf-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, chaplain 23 lhtskctliull l, 2, 43 lftmtlmll -I. lctternuur -I3 Baseball 23 Soc and Buskin 3, 43 Latin club 1,23 Boys' -.,, ensemble 23 Mixed ensemble 2, ?I, 43 Choir I. 2, 3. 4. president 43 Arlzttull feature stall and buys' sports editor 43 junior Rotator I.