Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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Top Row-Mr. Wilson, Bob Newlun, Leia Richie Shirley Fromm. Y. Second Row-lack Earl, Evelyn Walker, Ierry Street, Katie Gatson, Dorothy Prinqte, Gwen Williams. Bottom Row-Ieani Hommel, Patty Howe, Dave Bus- kirk, Marae Hockenberry. '7!ae Hmm DAVID WEBB .... ........ E ditor-in-chief IANE EARL ............... Business Manager IULIA CHANDLER .......,.... Activity Editor BARBARA VON CLAUSBURG . .Feature Editor RAMON A TURNER ..........,........ Typist MURIEL STEADMAN .... Proofreader NORMA LANG ..... ..... C lass Editor BOB ZOELLER ...... ...... S ports Editor GWEN WILLIAMS ......... Chief Bookkeeper DAVID MOHR .... . . .Student Photographer ALAN GOUGH . . . .............. Staff Artist NORMA LANG .....,. Assistant to Bus. Mar. IACK EARL ..... .... A ssistant to Bus. Mgr. BOB ZOELLER ........ Assistant to Bus. DAVE BUSKIRK ....... Assistant to Bus. Mar. Mar. '7fne luaancf-Eailcfea IEANI HOMMEL ........ ........ E dllor PATTY HOWE ..................NeWs Editor MARGE HOCKENBERRY ....... Feature Editor DAVE BUSKIRK ., .............. Sports Editor IANE EARL ......... .... B usiness Manaqer SHIRLEY FROMM . .. .,.. Exchange Editor and Reporter GWEN VVILLIAMS . . . .......... Bookkeeper LELA RICHTER .... ................. T ypist DAVE MOHR .......... Student Photographer IULIA CHANDLER ......... Editorial Assistant BARBARA VON CLAUSBURG . . .Ed. Assistant BOB N EWLIN .....,.......... News Reporter SHIRLEY FROMM ..........,. News Reporter DOROTHY PRINGLE .......... News Reporter MARILYN WALLINGFORD .... News Reporter JERRY STREET ...............Feature Writer EVELYN WALKER ............ Feature Writer KATIE GA STON . . . .... Feature Writer IACK EARL .. BOB ZOELLER . . . . .... Sports Writer . . . ..... Sports Writer Top Row - Bob Zoeller, Middle Row-Marilyn Clausburq, Ramona David Mohr. Bottom Row-Iane Earl, Norma Lana. Bill Newkirk, Alan Gough. Wallingford, Barbara von Turner, Muriel Steadman, lulia Chandler, David Webb,

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ar! f w. s.. 5' This year the junior class was well represented by the lunior Ensemble, which consisted of nine members and the accompanist, Patty Howe. Mrs. Marcile K. Windle directed the group in singing an interesting selection of songs. The Desert Song by Sigmund Bamberg from the operetta of the same name was one of the favorites among the girls. Others which they liked particularly well were Dancing in the Dark by Arthur Schwartzy The Green Cathedral, a secular piece by Carl Hahny Thank God for a Garden, by Teresa del Riegog and To a Wild Rose, by Thomas MacDowell. The Ensemble enjoyed caroling in a truck with a loud-speaker system at Christmas time. They sang most of the familiar tunes of the season. The girls, who met every Tuesday afternoon a er s , .. , man, and loanne Ludwig, first sopranosg Mary Ellen Mcllvaine, Marge Hoclcenberry, and Mar Qaret Vernia, second sopranosy and Nancy Lawson, Phyllis Wilson, and Betty Evans, altos. ' ' ' ' well spent Each girl will always feel that the time spent in working together in this group was Top Row-Patty Howe, Betty Evans, Margaret Vemia, Marge Hockenf berry, loanne Ludwig. Bottom Row-Mary Ellen Mcllvaine Phyllis Wilson, Marilyn Carver, Bonnie Tatman. ft chool were' Marilyn Carver Bonnie Tat-

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'7fzeS ' Z Top Row-Margery Camp, Mary Hat- ton, Janet Metzger, lane Speakman. Bottom Row - Martha Shank, Eileen Tertlinger. One ot the busy groups at C. H. S. this year was the Senior Ensemble. The members ot this group were six senior girls: first sopranos, Ianet Metzger and lane Speakmang second sopranos, Martha Shank and Carolyn Zurcherg altos, Margie Camp and Eileen Tertlinger. Mrs. Everett VVindle was the director ot this group, and Mary Hatton, the accompanist. Dure ing the Christmas season, the ensemble sang for the Kiwanis, Rotary, Methodist Brotherhood, and the Delta Kappa Gamma tea at the home of Mrs, C. E. Higgins. They also went caroling in the wards at the Veterans Hospital and over the town with other ensembles. Their Christmas songs were lesu Bambino, The Babe in Bethlehem's Manger Laid, White Christmas, and Silent Night. On February 27, the ensemble sang The American Flag tor a patriotic school assembly in which students participated tor the tirst time. They also sang The Bells of St. Mary's and The American Flag for the W. S. C. S. of the Walnut Street Church and the Mid-Winter lnstitute at the County Fair Grounds during this month. These same numbers were sung for the Red Cross Kick-off at West Fifth Street School on March 3. For the Spring Concert on April l8, the ensemble sang, A Brown Bird Singing, and ldabelle Firestone's ln My Garden. This Group met every Thursday evening after school and besides the songs mentioned, sang ln An Apron Blue, ltalian Street Song, Estrellita, l Walked Today Where Iesus Walked, !'In Luxembourg Gardens, Trees, and Sympathy from The Firefly. f