Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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Freshmen Top Row: Celia Dyson, Mary Huff, Joyce Ealy, Emma Frazer, Phyllis Drais, Mary Cryder, Marilyn Eibest, Norma Depugh, Cherry Ginther, Eleanor Edler 'lhird Row: Roxanne Dyson, Phyllis Irwin, Carol Gunlock, Nancy Goodman, Patty Hagis, Adrian Har- per, Sandra Leffler, Karis Goldsberry, Edith Harris, Sonya Hitchens Second Row: Sylvia Crawley, Yvonne Fontaine, Marjorie Cox, Marjorie Davis, Patty Depugh, Sonja Crow, Joyce Diehl, Judith George, Ruth Cottrill, Barbara Doyle Bottom Row: Joan Ebenhack, Nancy Croft, Sharon Fairchild, Sandra Eblin, Marilyn Fizer, Peggy Fal- co, Shirley Gaincs, Betsy Garmhausen, Jo Cropp, Julia Fulks Top Row: Virginia Robinson, Sandra Pfancuff, Joan Reed, Suzanne Walker, Josephine Purpcro, Jo- anne Yunginger, Sharon Miller, Esther True, Nita Vest, Mary Wells Third Row: Carolyn Tanner, Sharon VVOods, Kay Thompson, Barbara VVilliamson, Carolyn Webb, Gen- eva Perkins, Carolyn Radcliff, Joan Park, Bonnie Wilson, Saundra Rippeth Second Row: Lynn Ward, Carolyn Vause, Barbara Valentine, Sue Wagner, Nancy Wade, Lois Oyer, Kay Rybolt, Joyce Trego, Shelley Radcliff, Marilyn Swaney Bottom Row: Carol Walsh, Donna Uhrig, Barbara Shackelford, Sue Stafford, Swanda Powell, Sharon Ogle, Charlotte Turley, Sandra Travis May 10, 1864-J. M. Johnson opened a penmanship school. He is a teacher in the Union Schools. February 5, 1867 - Y.M.C.A. is being proposed to organize. April 23, 1867 -- Y.M.C.A. is formed with about 100 members.

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Toni Don Freshmen in 1955 Clark, vice president: Jo Cropp, secretary: Bob Evans, treasurer, Hall, president Approximately four-hundred Fresh- men entered the halls of Chillicothe High School at the beginning of the year, climbed the stairs to third floor, found their session rooms, received their schedules, and proceeded to climb the class ladder. First week found the Frosh, with arms full of books, running to make their classes before the bell, and sometimes, much to their embarrassment, walking into the wrong rooms. After overcoming the difficulties which arise when entering a new school, the Frosh settled down to the even rou- tine of C. H. S. The four-hundred voices could be heard at the football as- semblies. proudly giving their own class yell, or at the game cheering our team on to victory. Now, the Freshmen, after having climbed the first step on the ladder, slowly and a little regretfully, after all the fun of the year, step as sophomores to become a wise fool. f uiiifffr i j , Q X l .1 of :f 1' it . Li J if

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l l 1 Freshmen Top Row: Rodger Mc-Whorter, Robert Mischel, Alonzo Mallow, James Payne, Gary McKinley, Bill Goodman, Marshall Martin, Glen Tyler, Stefen Lowery, Roger l,ig'g'ins Third Row: David Malott, James Lily, Alfred Tanner, Gordon Mickey, Gary Gosnell, Anthony lluntington, .lim Rhinehart, Paul Woods, Glen Sheridan Second Row: Don Riley, Jon Beyerly, Jim Richardson, Jim Peck, Jerry Schuman, Da- vid Miller, Richard Vanderg'riff, Rodger Palmer, Gail Hatmacher, Rolmert Ivey Bottom Row: Dale Miller, Charles Howe, Herliert Young, Melvin Scott, Tom Seymour, Vlarence Woodliridgte, .lim llecolss, Bill Fisher, Geary Arthur Top Row: Mike Goeliel, Jimmy Downs, Bob L. Evans, Jimmy Gay, Jerry Hall, David llannah, Ronald Franz, Eugene Denning, Donald Hall, David Grey Third Row: Barbara Mankin, Toni Meadows, Loretta Miller, Gail Longstaff, Samora Monmoinery, Shirley Miller, Rosemary Lovensheimer, Jeanette Marold, Lynda Mc- Daniel, Nancy lilerriman Second Row: Dick Hand, Dick Enderlin, Bill Fisher, Ed Fry, Jerry Warren, Holm Evans, Richard Winkler, Danny Eltzroth, Dale Hammond, Charles Graham Bottom Row: Marvin Fizer, David Finley, Pat Lucas, Katie McHaffey, Helen Mas- tropoalo, Janice Lytle, .lim Peck, Jerry Fletcher April 21, 1868-The Sewing' School held at the Monumental Hall. Miss Lydia Adair has taught school for 20 years. She was awarded a holiday by the school hoard. She had the privilegre of stating: her own time. She took two days. August 7, 1870-School Board Elections. Elected were: Dr. Wm. Waddle. D. A. Schulte, Sam Vook. D. Thompson, R. J. Gardiner and T. Ghomlev. June 1, 1870- The students ofthe Union Schools marched in the Decoration Day l'arade.