Carrollton High School - Carhisean Yearbook (Carrollton, OH)

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'F f' Tlllfl CARHISEAN Z JUL IDRS Front Row ll.eft to Righty - Paul Slahaugh, .lolnn Moore, liniil l'osderif'k, llruee George, Roy XY1-nllanil. lin-an XY:-lls, 4.21:-nn Ms-Fully, lvavifl Slut-plntnl, lloln HIIXVKIIIS, .lim Mick, Kenneth liulh-tlg.:e, liolu Sf'll0lIll'lll2Ul, .lt-rry More-I:ln4l, Iii:-k Nicholson, .loc Mc-Closky. Ser-onil llow 11.1-ft to lil!-Llllj - lielty Kohler, lletly Morualn, llw-14-n Long, l'1l.llllll1' liailn-s, Mahi-l TUfllS'U'l- I'3W'l5'i1 Cain. .loan Massay, Jani- rlmsvlmll, Carolyn lfillll-lllllll, Vera .lean Johnson, NHHVA SIHIVU. Jani-1 AIw'1'l1lly. f'llJLl'll1Ill' Mamlley, Nlllltlil 'l'1lylor, llm-la-n liay, l':tlly Maple, liulli l'yIl-s, Norma Staley, l'ally Ms-Inlire, 'l'hir1l ltow tl.eI't to llif.:'hll - Miss Mary lX':1gn1-r il'l:1ss Ailvlsorl, l'hyIis Slrohnwyi-r, lfrilzie Drum, Sally' Sandi-rson, Olive Mills, lboris Napi-, Carolyn llowaril, lmis lim-, l'lvnn-na-e tliuslyl Jenison, Lois Georuv. .Xnna liuxton, Joanne- Custer, Shirley lluehlt-r, liois Ann Iiay, Kose TU1'1'i0Yil1'll. 1'lY1-lyn Johnson, Norma llaxler, .11-rry liish. Fourth How fl,e1'l to llightl 7 George llousr-holller, Gary xYll,LZll1'l', llonalil llcninger, liiil Shepliertl, Curtis flu'-ss, .John .Xl'll1llll.Z'll, AlZll'Sll2LH l'yl'-s. Imviil liulnley, Paul Guess, liill RQUCIWS. Robert Erwin, llf-an Yi-ager, lliehard liraf-kin, Vernon lil'lllIlll2llljIll, Larry Hogs:-ll, xVl'U ' UNI. HUIIVB' 4'UI'k4'. liarl Alltel, lfrank l,:xl'ler'ly, Carl XYilli:tn1sun. CNIUR Class officers are the following: President -- Earl Ahelg Vice President 5 Ruth Pylesg Secretary ee Richard llracking Treas- urer - Shirley Buehler. The class colors are green and white and the motto ee A quitter never wins and a winner never quits? The juniors sold magazines and the prize for lnost sales, a radio, was won by Bill Roberts. In l ebruary they received their class rings. They have also collected a large lllllllllill' of sales tax stamps during the year. Class sponsor is Miss Wagner. On February 12. the juniors held their all-high party. HI3I'9Zllll6l',S Holiday . at which Joan Massay and Walter Bell were chosen King and Queen of Hearts. March 31 and April I they presented their class play, A Connecti- cut Yankee in King .Xrthurs Court . The main event was the Junior- Senior Proin, May Page Nineteen

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THE CARHISEAN 1950 DICK WALTON The Clark Gable of our cla French Club 3 olr 1 2 Patrol Boy 1 2 3 Annual Staff 4 All High Play 1 Page Eighteen l R XIL1 VS XRHEV XX hen he peak h avs mouthful nd 1 2 Jumor Pay Choir 1 H01 XX HIPKEY 'lhe node n Hercul s 1 Senlor News . . . lf lS Q HE senlor class of 50 IS one of the smallest senlor classes 1n years But we hke to rely on the saymg low IH quantlty but tops 111 quahty The follow mg offlcers vs ere elected Joe Sobala Presldent John Murray Vlce Presldent Martha Blazer Secretary Dorls Noble Treasurer They have declded to bo to Washlngton for thelr trlp and are responslble for the presentatlon of Carhlsean The home commg queen Kathryn Lonb and her attendants were chosen by the students On December 10 the class presented the all hlgh partv Chrlstmas Island ws 1th a ChI'lStl112tS theme The semors sponsored the refreshment stand at the basketball ,games under voluntary recrults In Februarv the semors took the Senior Scholarshlp Test taklng 9 out of 10 ranks 111 the county vslth LGSSIS Hlnchee ln flrst place A hlgh percentage of the senlors lntend to go to college and the class has a very brlght future Class sponsor IS Mr Ixerr The senlor class play One Foot 1n Heaven vs as held May 12 and 13 and proved to be a great success Graduatlon week started May 21 mth Baccalaureate at the Presby terlan Church Commencement vsas Mav 23 and the followlng day we started W1th hght hearts and happ5 remarks for Waslnngton ' A' ' 1 w v: . 1 SS - ' s . s, e sg, -ch' -Ba -'3-4 . . v 0 - ' ' i 1 - , , , ' 1 r ef -- F. F. A. , 2, 3, 4. O W E77 ,, , , W ,Yee -.Q Q.- x, . . , , . . N , . . . U . . - ' n ,- - Y , ' . c n 'Tl Q 1 1 . ' . ' . 1 Y . . O. . . . ' ' Cl ' !! - ' of ! S - - ' .11 ac, - n - - - , 1 . m ,A . R . , ! . V. . . . . , . . . . 3 4 . . 7 . . . . If ' Y 7! Y y s 'C 1 . Y. 1- . ' c . ' u 9 9 . . T . , , , .

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THE CARHISEAN 1959 - - SOPHOMORES - - Page Twenty Front Row tLeft to Rightj Y- lrlarry Midzty, .li-roniv Xlt'lZ2il'!', llill Kirclihofer. Merlcdlevitt, Al'an XYaggoner, Marion Huggins, Clair Mi-lntosli, lmnfilil linulc. Scott lrog-gs, Donald Minocvlll. John Thompson, Raymond Dunlap, John llishcl, llill Miller, .lack C-runder, Second Row fllcft to Righty - .loan Moreland, in-tty Golscliall, Dorothy Stellar. Nancy Scott, Marlene Houdebush. Norma Scott, lilcniioi' Cain, Alain-l Sliiliflllflll, liarbara Huston, Marylrcllc Thoinas, Hoxie Hinton Jzickic lJ+-x'4--- luurfi Iii-iiiiiucr. .Xnn .Xiu-l, Patty liell, Lorraine Atkins, Alberta Smith, .lane-y Davis, lictty NYiIli:lrd, lluih .Xnn Blwrrill, Third Row fLeft to Rightl - Mrs. Yvonnm- Nlilclw-ll rt'l:tss Advisory .ludd Hall. Jani- Sf-off. ltosalf-c Iiutler. Helen Eick, l'1iaii:i lliiiiviiiizm, Nina Yiwlt-r, Pulte- Allison, Dorothca Johnson. Ann Marshall, Grace XVoods, lda Sininions, llminn lhnvis. livclyn fiallzther. Kay Hawk, Shirli-V Frazier, Arlene Abrahinis, .lim tjartlm-r, Mrs, Lois liinuliani l1'lass Advisorl. lfourlh How Iheft to Hi:.:'htJ - lloh XYisv, Ilonnu Holsciwziil. llorothy Massay, Doris Hoot, Mary UVYHI1. Vraiices Palmer. lliant- Vol'-. Kutln-vn lllltliif. Dorothy Shultz. I-iclicf-ca Host-. Julia l'astirca.k. .Ioycc Smith, Dorothy M4-t'ully, Nlnrilyn Vllllllflll. Pcggy Harsh, Pico xV21fIf.'fUlli'I', Roberta Rutledge, Phyllis Sellers, Shirlcy Mitzi-i, lfloyd 'l':irr. Dale Powell. Fifth How lLeft to Hightl - Dick Nu, .Iiin XY:Lltmi, .l, l'. l:t'XIl4'NlflS, liolw ffzissidv. Bud Uoolu- Gcorge Elder, 'Robert Tinlin, Arnold Hcnry, Howfird Sf'1U'l0II. Carl l-'le-isliour. Etlwurd liryiui: llill Beagle, .Inn Hyder, Dick Long, llill llcndci-son, llob Sultsinan. Dick NYagncr, Mclvyn llrunibaugh, John Lafferty, .Ioe Magcrik. lt' HIS class of 107 pupils is one of the biggest sophomore classes C.H.S. has ever had. They got off to a good start by electing the following as officers. President 5 .Iohn C. Reynoldsg Vice President - Julia Pastircakg Secretary -- Diane Coleg Treasurer W Diane Runciman. The class colors are red and silver and the tea rose is their flower. The inspiring slogan is Not to the top, but climbing . The class of '52 is proud of its whole-hearted participations in school and extra. curricular activities such as the high school band. choir, dra- matics. athletics. and various other organizations. The class is excep- tionally proud of Dick Chew , Long, the famous touchdown sprinter , who was named on the all-league football team. The sophomore all-high party, Kaliko Ball, March ll, was enjoyed by all who attended. Class sponsors are Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Bingham.