Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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Cheaper the Dozen TOP ROW-Jimmy Peters, Leon Winget, Jimmy Pitts, Lefty Palmer, Scotty Griesheimer, Tom Bryant, Don Long, Chuck Whitt. SECOND ROW-Janet Goldsberry, Cora Lou Maddox, Martha Rodgers, Jeanette Mead, Gloria Wills, Martha Jean Gerber, Jean Higby, Margie Stout, Sally Goodman. BOTTOM ROW-Shirley Johnson, Janet Hixon, Marge Thornton, Mr, Charles Duncan KAdvisorl, Marilyn Moore, Jane Morris, Jean Nist. Mr. Gillmreth Mrs. Gilbrctli Ernestine Frank Jackie Dan Hill 19111111 T064 ECW-Jim Peters, Phil Placier, Leon Winget, Garry Dill, Scotty Griesheimer, Don Black, Don Long, Martha er er. BOTTOM ROW-Shirley Johnson, Sally Goodman, Jackie Kunstel, Martha Rodger, Marge Thornton, Mr. Duncan lDireclorJ, Marilyn Moore, Janie Morris, Gloria Wills. Cheaper by the Dozen C H A R A C T E R S . SCOTTY GRIESHEIMER . .. ..,..., ,. JANE MORRIS MARILYN MOORE . ,. I DON BLACK . SHIRLEY JOHNSON . LEON VVINGET JIMMY PETERS JACKIE KUNSTEL Anne Lillian .. .. Martha Mrs. Fitzg'erald Dr. Burton , Joe Scales Mill Brill Larry .. . MARG E THORNTON SALLY GOODMAN . MARTHA RODGERS MARTHA JEAN GERBER . CARRY DILI. PHIL PLACIER GLORIA WILLS DON LONG

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Dramatic s i t 7 Q Ibn 51 N 0 Qin? ' Fluff: 2 F W' fffgfff' The Man Who Came To Dinner, Stage Door, Dear Ruth, The Fighting Litt1es, A Date With Judy, . . . these are some of the plays from which scripts Were performed by the thirty members of the Senior Dramatics Class during the 1950-1951 year. Most of the students had had experience in dramaticsg therefore, they had already been impressed by the importance of good diction, proper volume, and correct move- ment. Certain scripts were assigned and the students learned these scripts in preparation for programs presented by the group. A dramatic program Was presented on April 24 at the YMCA Mother-Student banquet. On May 25, the Senior Class Play, Cheaper by the Dozen, was presented. It was very success- ful, and will always be a pleasant event to look back on during the years to come. N Wx

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SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Bang, bang, bang goes the gavel. Meeting come to order, says Janet Goldsberry, president of Senior Tri-Hi-Y. I Would like to get your suggestions for money-making projects for this year. Several hands Went up and Madame President received sug- Flrst gestions. The ones chosen from this group were Homecoming Dance, Intra-Squad Football Dance, raffle, bake sale, and the big event of both Senior Y clubs -the Senior Prom. Imagine our Senior girls learning the football plays! Mr. Joseph Meere, freshman coach at C.H.S., in a special speech won the interest of the girls in football. What a fine group of girls that was! TOP ROW-Ynema Mathis, Mary Hall, Margie Stout, lynn Simon, Cora Lou Maddox, Gloria Wills, Flora Osborne, Jean Hib Sadr We' SaIlGcla il Jah nJ1e on. gy, n a nr, y oomn,Shrey nso, oann Brw SECOND ROW-Marilyn Moore, Janet Hixon, Marilyn Rodgers, Jean Nist, Jane Morris, Marilyn Schweitzer, Martha Jean Gerber Gloria Hardman Barbara Moody Gretta Steele BOTTOMVROW-Martha lfodgers, Marge Thornton, Jeanelte Mead, LaVersa Roach, Janet Goldsberry, Anna Mae Grogan, Dottie James, Virginia Leedom.