Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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Senior Aufographs

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SENIORS . .. Ronald Richard Streitenberger H11 mile arnimu' from near 10 far In llix ,xliiny Buick C'UIIl'6'I'Ill'llF Car. Track l. Wanda Jean Thacker Her pasiime nas' going 10 xlmws: Slzefv ll girl 1l1111 ereryoize lumws. Lucille Joanne Walters A friendly girl. we 1711151 I'l'l'l lll That was typical of Luke Lucille. Dramatics 'l, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y T, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2. Helen Marie Ward A girl that all af as adurvd Was our classmale Helen Ward. Chorus l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y l. John Marr Webb . I - . l Hi-Y presidenl and Mumul-Builzlcr wheel. G lS Chorus lf 2' 3, 4? 5P n9 Confefl 71 31 T l'l Y l' C'oIw'.v vspecially proiul af his .sux appeal. 2, 3, 4. Marian Thomas lfxtra nicv. loving and sweet, A girl Illlll Xlllllll ln' glad I0 iiwvl. Richard Leon Tuttle Tin' plan' wllcfn' Dick would lilu' to he IA Ivy liix girl frivml, Joanna Seynmre. Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Choir 4. Helen Ruth Vincent llvlwz l'lHf'L'lll is who llzis i.s,' A1 Ij'1IlIl,U sho wax quite 11111 whiz. . ,, e f 3:5 , . -'Q' I ..f'6f,,f3 TOP ROW- Betty Ann Stevens Freddie E. Stitt Libby Ann Stranathan Ronald R. Streitenberger Wanda Thacker Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, president 'l, 4, secretary 2, 3, Drama 2, 3, 4, Mound-Builder 2, 3, 4, Arrow 2, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Quill 8 Scroll 3. Ruby Ann Winfield This' .wninr n'a.v luis of fun, ,,,,,,,, Yoifrz' hound 111 klllllt' Iliix Willy wiv. Glee Club 2, 3. John H. Zickafoos Tin' .YH1fllll'.Yl Senior in our z'la.s.i'. I ,lflIt'A'S, Wax Inlm H. ZiL'kaf0n,s', no l1's.x'. Hi-Y 4. MIDDLE ROW - BOTTOM ROW - Marian Thomas Richard Leon Tuttle Helen Ruth Vincent Lucille Walters Helen Ward John Webb Ruby Winfield John Zickafoos

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L., 1 X N 'ss Top row-Richard Pulse, Don McGee, Lois Layman, Joyce Arledge, Ann Dunkle, Nancy Hysan, Peggy Acord, He'en Simon, Nelva Atwood. Second row- Gloria Cupp, Alice Hood, Paul Meyers, John Webb, Sally Macbeth, Roberta Bradford, Mary Doerres, Elizabeth Stranathan, Joyce Shultz, Jane Bickel. Bottom row-Joanne Loiry, Patty Schwart, Connie Ranck, Barbara Robbins, Mr. Duncan, director, Diane Harker, Leslie Larrick, Clara Ahlen, Jean Hickenbotham, .loan McHugh. 'lr 'lr 'A' 'A' ir 'A' ir 'A' ni' 'A' 'A' ir 'lr ir The thirty-three member Senior Dramatics Class of 1950 has been kept quite busy this year by Mr. Charles R. Duncan, dramatics in- structor at C. H. S. Most of his Senior students have carried on with him through four years. During a part of the first semester, old scripts were presented by those students in Senior dramatics class, as well as in the Freshman and Sophomore sections where they gave instruc- tions in the art of presenting scripts with confi- dence and skill. Later on, Mr. Duncan gave them new parts to learn and the group concentrated on new scripts from the plays, Dear Ruth, A Date With Judy, The Royal Family, and Stage- door. ln October two of his students presented a short program for the United Commercia' Travelers. ln December, some of them partici- pated in a Christmas program for the Lions' Club. From February to March 23-24, rehearsal was under way for the Sixteenth Annual Re- vue with Ed Uuniorb Bunstine as Master of Ceremonies. Other students, some of whom were in a one-act play, The Crisis , and some in the Chorus group were Paul Meyer, Jane Bickel, Barbara Robbins, Lois Laymon, Diane Harker, Don McGee, Merrill Hines, Joan Mc- Hugh, and Rosie Hupp. ln the middle of April, a group of dramatic students presented a program for Rotary and the YMCA Mother's Club. Finally, after weeks of preparation, the event that the entire group had looked forward to, arrived-the Senior Class Play. The play, What a Life, was cleverly presented by the class and this was a perfect way to drop the curtain on the Senior Dramatics Class of l95O.