Carroll High School - Carrollian Yearbook (Carroll, OH)

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?reshmc'f1 FIRST ROW: Nancy Bussert, Anne Snyder, Ruth Bright, Huberta Dillow, Irene Bright, Beverly Soper, Mary Welch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Body, Helen Conkle, Diane Braun, Nancy Baughman Donna Hamler, Pat Henwood, Anna Johnson. THIRD ROW: Steve Wilson, Bob Peirano, Hubert Handshey, Larry Arledge, Ken New, Homer Arledge. FOURTH ROW: Harold Miller, Leonard Henson, Steve Rayburn, David Brandt, Dick Fisher, David Bailey. ABSENT: Carolyn McLain, Larry Swickheimer, Gary Grover, Bob Grover. FIRST ROW: Linda Alvis, Emily Chatfield, Kathy Johnson, Sandra Arnett, Janet Stover, Carol Foglesong, Melanie Courtright, Julia Becker, Bonnie Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wilson, Nancy Schmidt, Patsy Solt, Darlene Hart, Donna Mace, Janet Kull, Dixie Skinner, Cindy Cal- vert, Annette Cullumber. THIRD ROW: Kent Johnston, Becky Gall, Becky Clowe, Susie Storts Kathy Woltz, Erin Judice, Bill Gast, Esther Creiglow, Mike Shafer. FOURTH ROW: Dwight Kyser, James Buchanan, Albert Norris, Bob Hicks, John Baird, Bill Williams, Fred Feldwisch, David Milliser. ABSENT: Bryan Campbell, Terry Kiggins.

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Linda Grimm, Secretaryg Sharon Swartz Treasurerg Jim Thompson, Presi- dentg Fred Snider, Vice President Social cooperation as perfected by time is an important step in the development of youth.

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FIRST ROW: Carol Meachem, Ellen Snider, Rose Ann Holter, Dianne Randles, Evon Parker, Donna Ducan, Marilyn Snider, Linda Creiglow. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McGeachin, David Pic cirillo, Bob West, Xantha Phillips, Don Russell, Roger Lavey, Freda Moore, Bruce Gabriel. THIRD ROW: Tom Reuter, Bob Rathburn, Mike Krieger, Jim Fridley, Bill Howes, Joe Smith, Roger Zaayer. FOURTH ROW: Bob Weimer, Charles Ball, Keith Smith, Chet Mason, Gary Benadum, Crofford Macklin, Bob Meyers. ABSENT: Gary Kyser, Judy Stewart. FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Bill Gast, President: Chester Mason, Treas- urer: Kathy Woltz, Vice President: Nancy Schmidt, Secretary. A Junior swaggers down the hall, A Sophomore thinks he knows it all, A Freshman looks at both, confused: A Senior views them all, amused.