Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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I5 wx N5 e V. P. Candidate Our shows covered such varied topics as Spiritua1s to Roaring Twentiesf' and our music consisted of everything from ragtime rigadoons to Negro spirituals. We made such forma- tions as an ark and a covered wagon. We even learned to Charleston. At the last home game, thirty-nine seniors marched from the ranks to form a giant '57, The Marching Band gives Vice President Richard Nixon a royal reception. At the right the Band forms an Mark and waves formation for the tune of The Old Ark's A'moverin' . . 4 ,K Q , , ,.-.,--. ,W ,,., .... ,,,... ... ,,.,-,-.- ,.- ...M . .... -,,...,...,,-,,.. ,-.- -, N - ,' wi ' Wg fn-p 5 4 uw. Q Q 1t '1-Kam A afxgs '35xM?,1v-An-'imZ:I 1t 'i9Q.Jk,' 3 I , - ,I A . H ,J W ,I I - I I I j

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List of Band Members SENIORS 1. Judy Ankrom 2. David Armstrong 3. Bob Barber 4. Susan Bergman 5. John Berry 6. Jack Beyerly 7. Clarence Brown 8. Eugene Bryant 9. Beverly Carlson 10. Sally Counts 11. David Dearth 12. Martha Dennewitz 13. David Doner 14. Lewis Drake 15. Terry Duffy 16. Carol Erdmann 17. Elinor Evans 18. Neil Fisher 19. Ann French 20. Eric Griesheimer 21. Miriam Hill 22. Gordon Hixon 2'-3. James Hutchinson 24. John Iden 25. Jil Lewis 26. Carolyn MacFarland 27. Cecilia Medley 28. Carol Norriel 29. Mike Phillips 30. Mary Lu Pinto 31. Hilda Ransdell 32. Bill Rice 33. Keith Richter 34. Jean Rodgers 35. Richard Ryndels 36. Bonnie Stein 37. Peggy Stein 38. Peggy Vickers 39. Diane Wisecup JUNIORS Betsch, Barbara Brown, Janice Cunningham, Dick Dressler, James Fairchild, Sharon Fulks, Julia Garmhausen, Betsy Gay, James Goldsberry, Karis Gunlock, Carol I-Iartranft, Judy Jenks, Gary Jennings, Sharon Jones, Janice Kannwischer, Steve Lytle, Janice Mallow, Carolyn Ogle, Sharon Price, Keith Quinn, Susan Rook, David Rybolt, Kay Schaclme, Anne Schrader, Gary Soetnagle, Fran Tucker, Vernon Valentine, Barbara Wells, James Wilson, John SOPHOMORES Blair, Alan Bonner, Bob Brown, Sally Cade, Sharon Collins, Sandy Fickison, Ted Fontaine, Boyd French, Charlotte Gant, James Hess, Kitty Jewell, Don Kelly, Kay Landrum, Charlene Landrum, Nancy Langley, David Lenzi, Sandy Lytle, Jeff McNeal, Joy Mahaffey, Katy Malone, John Miller, Jack Moats, Mary Kay Rutherford, Dick Schwalbe, Carl Sheeley, Joyce Uhrig, Janet Wallace, Nancy Weaver, Sue Welch, Gary Welch, Larry Wolford, Pat Young, Robert Zody, Jackie MAJ ORE'I'I'ES Blankenship, Linda G. Hill, Winona Moody, Pat Park, Joanne Peters, Cynthia Wade, Nancy Arledge, Dotty Blankenship, Linda J. Coon, Bobbie Kidnocker, Janice DRUM MAJ ORS The most important accomplishment of this year's Marching Band, was the culmination of our uniform drive. This year, we played for Vice President Richard Nixon when he visited Chillicothe. We trekked to the football games at Marietta and Cambridge. Cartmell, Ohlen The Marching Band forms the traditional C.H.S. McNeal, Mike formation.

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oeational uidanee Is Extended to Juniors . . . A doctor, a teacher, a salesman, a bookkeep- er - what shall I be? The Juniors and Seniors of all county and city schools had an opportunity to explore both the advan- tages and disadvantages of a wide, wide field of occupational interests. Top: What makes a good journalist is discussed with Mr. James E. Leasure, Jr. of the Chillicothe Gazette. Bottom: Dr. Nicholas H. Holmes discusses the tri- als and tribulations of the medical profession. The Vocational Guidance Day Committee: Mr. Glenn Poff, Superintendent Merrill M. Berry, Mr. Charles R. Estle, Mr. A. E. Gower, Reverend and Mrs. A1 Heinz.