Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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Nlghters SENIOR HI-Y The Senior Hi-Y of 1951 chose for its officers: John Chandler, President 5 .lim Butt, Vice-Pres- identg Phil Placier, Secretary, and Dave Tyler, Treasurer. The club again invited Mr. Charles Lundy to be their advisor. The fellows really put forth some effort to give the Senior Hi-Y an outstanding club this year. Many projects including two football dances, one basket- ball dance, a turkey raffle, and a paper drive grossed a sig- nificant amount for the club. However, when the boys dis- covered many expenses, the treasury shrank. . This year the club faced a problem that our age group in the past half-century has faced two times before-war. It is impossible for one to realize the effect this had on the Hi-Y group. A series of meetings with the Army, Air Force, and Naval recruiting officers was arranged to give an idea of what we are getting into. In the latter part of the year the Hi-Y Club aided and spon- sored many projects. The Sen- ior Prom and a trip after gradu- ation were the main objectives. The Senior Hi-Y is a group to be proud of. TOP ROWjJim Brock, Mark Miller, Don Black, Phil DeLong, George Tudor, Friiz Nelson, Garry Dill, John Chandler, Jack Boyce, Jim Butt. SECOND ROW-Phil Placier, Jim Peters, Buddy Heiss, Harold Palmer, Larry Drummond, Don Long, Jack Hough, Darvin Jividen, Eddie Garl gh Albert Leach. BOTTOM ROW-Dave Tyl Leon Winget, .I y P k T B y J I1 Bl C T I g h GI Clp

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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.

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Stand-ins TOP ROW-Ted Earl, Jim McDermott BOTTOM ROW-Marlene Mederv, Richard Lane JUNIOR CLASS STORY Well, it looks as though Dick Lane, Ted Earl, Marlene Med- ert, and Jim McDermott, hold the offices of President, Vice- President, Secretary, and Treas- urer for this year. It certainly was a close race but they won anyhow .... I just heard the good news about the parts for the Junior Class Play. The lead- ing parts were given to Judy Herlihy, Jim McDermott and Bob Nelson, with the support consisting of Martha Brundige, Sally Worf, John Brigner, and let's see, oh, yes, Tom Hess, Anne Breen, Ted Earl, Alice Brownell, Lanny Macbeth and Patty Hawk .... Oh, my, I must not forget to tell Cleo, Marlene, and Shirley, the Junior mem- bers of the Homecoming Queen's Court, to be sure to be on time for the game tonight .... I must remember to find out how many Juniors are going to at- tend the Junior-Senior Banquet this spring. I hope I don't for- get! . . . I must go down to the jewelry store to order my class ring, so I'll be seeing you next year.