Carroll High School - Carrollian Yearbook (Carroll, OH)

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1.---M..,.-.........-,M- L, -.,l.......,, LLLLL A- SOPHOMORE CLASS Bottom Row-L to R: Alice Waites, joan Hiles, Nancy Fell, Gwendolyn Norris, Charlotte Coffman, Margaret Bright, Alrna White, Evelyn Hines, Ernestine White, Evelyn Ety, joan Clark. Second Row: Perl Seifert, Richard Stebleton, Walter Doss, Ramona Welch, Alma Smith, Joan Wilkins, Rita Bader, Gloria Smith, Carmen Lutz, Donald Root, Kenneth Jordan, Mn Davis, advisor. Third Row: William Snider, Paul Sheets, Charles Smith, Robert Lamb, Larry Wiseman, Harold Farmer, Paul Shaeffer, Howard Cohagen, Ralph Swartz. JUNIOR CLASS -Bgmttom Row: L to R- Lois Fausnaugh, Josephine Hallarn, Betty Tisdale, Phyllis Chaney, Gladys McCafferty, Barbara Ruffner, Evelyn Bachman Igp Egg!-2 Emerson Raver, Francis Clowe, Melvin Rose, john Montgomery, Charles Eversole, Eugene Snider, Gerald Ety, Ver- non johnston, Leroy Rice junior Class Play Cast Front Rowi L to R--Betty Tisdale, Charles Eversole, john Montgomery Melvin Rose, Gladys McCafferty. Second Row: Phyllis Chaney, Barbara Ruffner, Josephine Hallarn, Francis Clowe, Gerald Ety, Emerson Raver.

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JUNIOR CLASS Our class has been the smallest in the high school since we entered the seventh grade. We have never had more than twenty pupils. This year we have eighteen. The class has always been active in sports and music. This year we have five boys playing basketball. They are: Harry Myers, Charles Eversole, john Montgomery, Francis Clowe, and Gearld Ety. Mem- bers of the band are: Lois Fausnaugh, Phyllis Chaney, Josephine Hallarn, john Montgomery, Charles Eversole, and Melvin Rose. We also have sev- eral members in the Choir and Glee Clubs. Mrs. Fischer is our class advisor again this year. She has been with us since the ninth grade. Our only new student this year is Francis Clowe, who cane here from South High School in Columbus. When we came back to school last fall we realized that we had one of our most important and exciting years to look forward to. Two of the most important events to think about were the junior Class Play and the j'unior'Senior Banquet. In addition to keeping our scholastic average as high as possible, we have been very busy. Early in the year the class had a weiner roast and hayride at the home of Gerald Ety. Charles Eversole's father furnish' ed the tractor and wagon. We also selected our class rings. To help raise money to finance our banquet we have been selling refreshments at all the home basketball games. We have done well scholastically, too, so far in our high school car- eer. Melvin Rose placed first in the county in algebra and second in English l when he was a freshman, and first in both biology and geometry when he was a sophomore. He also won the coveted trip to Washington, D. C., by writing a winning American Legion Essay in 194-6. When it came time to begin work on our play we chose a three act comedy, The Campbells are Coming. Everyone thought that it would be a success because we had had some experience in acting. ln the eighth grade we gave a play for a Parent' Teacher-'s Association meeting. Also in the tenth grade we gave a short play for an assembly. When we gave our play on December 7, it turned out to be a bigger success than any of us had expected. We are eagerly looking forward to having a successful and happy senior year.