Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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Top rowAMr. Duncan, director, Bob Oakes, Lois Laymon, Don McGee, Joanne Loiry, Alice Hood, Joyce Shultz, Libby Stran- athan, Mary Doerres, Gene Driesbach. Bottom row-Jane Bickel, Buzzy Knoles, Diane Harker, Paul Meyers, Barbara Robbins, Merrill Hines, Ed Bunstine, Peggy Acord, Joan McHugh, Joyce Arledge, Torn Long. What a Life 'lr 'A' ir if 'ik ir ir ir 'Ir 'Ir 'lr 'A' ak One of the most humorous class plays presented by Chillicothe High School was performed by the Senior class at the CHS auditorium on May 26. Mr. Charles R. Duncan directed the play entitled, What A Life. This was an adaptation from Clif- ford Goldsmith's popular radio program, Henry Aldrich. The humorous lines and antics of Junior Bunstine kept the audience in laughter. Diane Harker and Paul Meyer, who por- trayed the romantic leads, satisfied the on- x! if fur! S. lookers with their role as the love-birds. Other members of the cast were Helen Simon, Gene Driesbach, John Webb, Joan McHugh, Libby Stranathan, Bob Oakes, Barb Robbins, Peggy Acord, Moe Hines, Jane Bickel, Buzz Knoles, Lois Laymon, Don McGee, Joanne Loiry, Joyce Arledge, Tom long, Mary Doerres, Alice Hood, Joyce Shultz. Lois Laymon was host to the cast at the traditional post-play-party held after the presentation. ff' if X Ill' 3 fyhji. A 1 L, .QT S, 5- ' -:Zz-1, Hgzig v' N- - o I I 0 i 2 , 6 f I 4 w ' fr U X l ,AD

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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.

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133 West Second St 7 30 Thursday Thus years Sensor Class boasts the most out standtng Y club for 1949 50 A wulllng and experienced group of offtcers assusted by M Paul Shank, who had been theur advisor for two years guided ftfty two Sensor HuY members through two semesters of acttve Ht Y fellow shup John Webb who has been a Ht Y officer four years was elected presndent of the club Bob Oakes was re elected vnce presudent Alan Batteuger was secretary Several social events were planned through out the year nncludung partues at Camp Mmgo Bull Johnsons camp, square dancmg refresh ment get together after meettngs and swtm mmg parttes at Columbus Theur funance committee planned the promo tton of fave dances nncludmg the Homecommg Dance after the Portsmouth CHS football game and the 50 50 Thanksgnvmg Dance Every dance was very successful ln addltton to dances Carl Muller chairman of the paper drtve commtttee planned the money making drtves Sales tax stamps were collected and work days held to 717 5 rouse funds for the clubs graduatlon trlp Members of the club were delegates to the Sulphur Luck Conference last September and to the Zanesville Y Conference Alan Battetger represented the club at the Y student House Commtttee and Rtchard Houghland was the Inter club Counctl representative Many outstanding and Interesting program meetings were held durung the course of the year A panel conststung of Chuef of Poltce Poole Prosecutmg Attorney Phtlltps Probate Judge Stevens and Reverend H H Cassler of the Reformatory presented a thought ratslng dlscusslon on Teen Age Problems Reverend N C Bangham spoke on Pettlng at two com bmed meetings wuth the Sensor Tru Ht Y Other speakers were Dave Wulson and Mayor Richard B Middleton The club maintained a basketball team which was entered tn the cuty mght league the CHS noon league and whtch played several games wuth Columbus teams Forty dollars was donated to the YMCA World Youth Fund All through the year the boys worked toward thelr goal a graduatton trtp to Nlagara Falls May 25 26 27 In addttton to thus trap two car loads of members lourneyed to Washmgton D C I 'Yap row Bud Pulse Bob Lmer Bull Johnson Warner Ttmmons Malcolm Carmm Bob Alltson Third row Paul Shank advisor Duck Brown Ted Graetz D n Fr edman Kent Kurkwaod ad sor Second row Russ Heraldson Dave Muller Carl Muller Bob Gaynor Paul Meyer Bottom row John David Don McGee Skeeter Francs Bob Oakes Alan Battelger John Webb . , . . O . ' ll II ' 3 11 11 - 1 - . . - 11 11 - ' l'. 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' I I , I - . . 1 - 1 ' . . - ' 11 11 . 11 - 11 I u . Q . , . - I . I . - , . . . 1 ' I 1 1 I , - - ' I - , 1 an filf' 'Vt A l l 3 . 4 t S ' Q J, t tif 1 t ,L . 2 A -, -I 40 - ., g A 'Jr Q .. L: 'Y -- v -44 A . ' .,. ' .vu .n. t es- ..r -. ' -r K -C 1 4 X , , 1 f 2 my F .1 A .' .X v .K ' .Q 21 rf V 1 '. 1 1 l 1 1 I 1 I 1 V - ' - . ' : ' , , o i , ' , vi . 1 I I I 1 1 1 - , , i, . ' , .