Canal Winchester High School - Pepenaus Yearbook (Canal Winchester, OH)

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HI-Y First Row: Earl Woods, Dale Custer, Howard Blosser, Richard Snyder tSecretary and Treasurerj, Roger Hanners Clfresidentj, Lawrence Stebleton 1Vice-Presidentj, Paul Morehart QSergeant at Armsj, Dwight Smith, Charles Moore, Robert Miller. Second Row: Mr. Schultz CAdviserJ, Robert Loucks, Dana Yaple, Wilbur Haffey, Paul Meuser, Theodore Carpenter, Robert Bayer, Robert Rager, Richard Wolfram. Third Row: jim Poff, jerry Hummel, Dan Nusbaum, William Weiser, Lloyd Dozier, joseph Stevenson, jack Hicks, David Stemen, jack Nusbaum. Not in Picture: Charles Hoy, jim Mcllwain, Karl Smith, Orville Wright, jack Foster, Herbert O'Dell. There were thirty-two members in Hi-Y. Under the leadership of the president, Roger Hanners, the club enjoyed a good year. Early in October one of the largest groups of juniors ever to enter the club at one time was initiated. One of the outstanding services of the Hi-Y to the school was the sponsorship ,of monthly Ministers' Assemblies throughout the year. During Holy Week, the Club are ranged for daily asemblies by the local ministers. In january, the Hi-Y sponsored the local March of Dimes campaign and col- lected nearly S200 at The Wishing Well on the corner of Waterloo and High Streets. Delegates from the club attended county and district meetings at Columbus and at Zanesville. Richard Snyder was chairman of the Franklin County organization. ln February, the Tri-Hi-Y joined with the boys in a Cherry Pie a la Mode social affair. After the regular business meetings which were held separately, the boys and girls combined for an evening of recreation and refreshments. On March 16, Good Citizenship Day, Roger Hanners, jerry Hummel, and Charles Moore spent the day in Columbus, the guests of the County Commissioner, the,Prose- cutor, and the,Citizen Court Reporter, respectively. Two outstanding assemblies were brought to Canal Winchester through the efforts of the Hi-Y. One in October featured ceramic artists and the one in March was Sam Grathwell, noted F. B. I. speaker and entertainer. OYX' THE HI-Y BOOTH AT THE COMMUNITY FAIR

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FRANKLIN HONOR SOCIETY The membership of the Franklin Honor Society is composed of junior and senior students who rank in the upper one-third of their respective classes. This is a county organization with representatives from all schools in Franklin County. The group meets twice a year for initiation of new members and a social get-together. TRI-HI-Y Our Tri-Hi-Y Club had sixteen members this year. We had on an average one meeting a month in which we would have a business meeting, refreshments, and a social hour. This year we also earned some money by making basketball lapel pins which we sold at the basketball games. Our officers for the year were Lola Simpson and joan Coleman, co-presidents, Patty Hart, secretary, Marilyn Benson, treasurer, and Donnajean Oyler, chaplain. Sitting: Martha Schaer, Marilyn Benson, Patricia Hart, Richard Wolfram, Lola Mae Simpson, Wendell Shoemaker, jean Crist, Barbara Blosser, Paul Morehart. Standing: Richard Snyder, Lawrence Stebleton, William Weiser. First Row: Mrs. Virginia Kessler CAdviserb, Geneva Alspaugh QStudent Council Representativej, Patricia Hart CSecretaryb, joan Coleman fCo-Presidentj, Lola Simp- son QCO-Presidentj, Donnajean Oyler CChaplainJ, Marilyn Benson CTreasurerD, Miss Pauline Black CAdviserD. Second Row: Betty Farley, jean Crist, joan Alspach, Marjorie Smith, Marvine Marshall, Toby Richardson, Margaret Carpenter, Barbara Blosser, Betty Shaw, Martha Schaer.

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Canal Winchester Chapter received an Award of Merit from the Ohio As- sociation of Future Homemakers of America for outstanding work in the local chapter. The chapter was also active at County, State, and National levels. Joan Coleman was president of the Franklin County F. H. A. Marjorie Smith was treasurer of the State Association and received the State Homemaker degree. She was also one of the three voting delegates from Ohio to the hrst national F. H. A. Convention in Kansas City. Many members participated in planning the program for the annual State meeting. First Row: Barbara. Blosser, Nancy Carrel, Shirley Girbert, Martha Schaer fSecre- taryj, Lois Snyder CAssistant Parliamentarianj, Patty Glick, Dorothy Alspach CTrea- surerj, Marjorie Smith fPresidentj, joan Coleman CVice-Presidentb, Marilyn Long flleporterb, Patty Hart fCorresponding Secretaryb, Ann Schacht fParliamenrarianJ, jo-Anne Brown, Geraldine Solt, Rose Marie Harus. Second Row: Mrs. Knowlton CAdviser7, Lola Simpson, Charlotte Yaple, Betty Shannon, Marjorie Gardner, Margaret Sims, Norma Smith, Shirley Meuser 1Student Councilb, Marvine Marshall, Toby Richardson, Virginia Lambert, Sandra Iles, Marilyn Benson, Margaret Carpenter, Alice Ruble. Third Row: Ruth Hunt, Barbara Calvin, Delores Coleman, Donnajean Oyler, Greta Bobo, Loyce Carpenter, joretta Carrel, Constance Alspaugh, Harriet Swartz, Sus- ann Eversole, Marilyn Phelps. joy Marshall, Loene Haynes, Elaine Marion, Barbara Cus- ter, Joyce Wright, jean Crist. Not in Picture: Betty Shaw, Barbara Lee, Helen Shannon, Betty Farley, Marie Ham- ilton. Officers Confer Iunior Homemaker Degree Front Row: Delores Coleman, Geraldine Solt, Patty Glick CHistorianD, Marjorie Smith lPresidentJ, Martha Schaer fSecretary7, Joyce Wright, Elaine Marion, Joy Mar- shall. Back Row: Virginia Lambert, Charlotte Yaple, Dorothy Alspach fTreasurerb, Anne Schacht fDegree Committeeb, Marvine Marshall CDegree Committeej, Sandra Iles.