Danville High School - Clarion Yearbook (Danville, OH)

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THE CLARION. '48 5 X 4 Y ROW 1-1Left to rightl Floyd Root, Charles Clipps, Margaret Kidwell, Ruth Arweller, Myrtle Logston. Gretchen Lusby. ROW 2-Dorothy Mickley, Mary My:-rs, Unita Akins, Margaretta Farmer, Donna Workman, Patsy Bilye-u, Ne-llie Summers, Mr. Blair. ROW 3-Don Snyder, Josephine Lybarger, Lucy Durbin, Bob Durbin, Juanita Haines, Jim Haines, Doris Young. ROW 4--Bill Mickley, Harold Payne, Bill McGinnis, John Bross. Clyde Myers. John Simmons. SOPHOMORE NOTES President or a r John Simmons Vice-President Dorothy Mickley Secretary a as Donna Workman Treasurer a at , ..., D Bob Durbin The Sophomore Class opened the school year of 1947-48 with an en- rollment of sixteen girls and twelve boys under the direction of Mr. Albert Blair. Since then we have had one new student, Bill McGinnis from Center- burg. The class enjoyed a hayride in the middle of September. The class also exchanged presents before the Christmas vacation. The members of the Honor Society are Bill Mickley, John Simmons, John Bross, Bob Durbin, and Ruth Arweller. The members of the Band are John Bross, Bob Durbin, Bill Mickley, Josephine Lybarger, and Ruth Arweller. -Bill Mickley Page 'I'1z'er1fy-.rezwz

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THE CLARION. '48 ROW 1-tLeft to right? Lloyd Wolford, Iris Gardner, Roberta Hill, Leona Taylor, Peggy Bell, Edna Taylor, Ethel Farmer. ROW 2-Ellen iandlg, tl3orothy'Barnes, Harrietta Landis, Vernon Martin, Roy Myers, Carrie app, iss ur in ROW 3-Gwen Smith, Patty Weber, Carol Adrian, Barbara Thorp, Helen Nyhart, Vernita Long, Betty Hawkins. ROW 4-Martha Bittner, Lawrence Huebner, Glen Colopy, Tommy Banbury, Jim Elliot, Walter Durbin, Jim Logston. JUNIOR NOTES Of the thirty-four members who made up the Sophomore Class last year, only twenty-six now remain to make up the Junior Class. The eight members who have changed schools are Joanne Snow, Martha Judge, Wynona Akins, Lloyd Wolford, Maxine Devore, Wanda Smith, Richard Shaw, and Pauline Robinson. The one new addition is Vernita Long, who came from Glenmont, Ohio. The ofiicers chosen to represent our class this year are: President . .. . Glenn Colopy Secretary Helen Nyhart Vice-President Walter Durbin Treasurer Martha Bittner Five of our members were on the football team last fall. They were Tommy Banbury, Glenn Colopy, Larry Colopy, Jim Elliot, and Walter Durbin. The only junior representing our class in basketball is Tommy Banbury. Members of the band are Helen Nyhart, Dorothy Barnes, and Harrietta Landis. These same three people are in the orchestra with the addition of Larry Huebner. fContinued on page 783 Page Twenly-fix

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THE CLARION, '48 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4- -1Left to right! Teddy Gardner, Robert Miller, Carroll Shultz, Charles Barnes, Donald Ridgeway, Harold Conkle, Tommy Sapp. Blaine Workman. -Dorthy Chapman, Mildred Smith, Naomi Mowery, Annabelle Peterson, Marcina Mc- Donald, Shirley Workman, Helen Frasher, Evelyn Kent. -Jo Anne Sevitts, Helen Pigman, Jim Cline, Nancy Colopy, Eva Bowers, Glenn Mickley, Betty Smith, Helen Vess, Mr. Kaylor. Y Martha McMillan, Rosalie Walters, Arthur Pritchard, Gary Didinger,,,Wayne, Franks, Louise Shaub, Evelyn Zimmerman, Bill McMillan. ROW 5-Charles Durbin, Zane Grey Wilson, Twila Ferenbaugh, Rose Durbin, Martha Calkins. Lloyd Sheashy, Robert Ferenhaugh, Glen Hauger, Eric Winterhalter. FRESHMAN NOTES On September 2, forty-two students came into the freshman class find- ing Mr. Kaylor our adviser. We selected the following officers: President eoeeeeoe doee i or dedo eddoeo i S S it Martha McMillan Vice-President . eeeee S, Glen Hauger Secretary eeeee i S Helen Pigman Treasurer to eeeod W , , S ,SeeeSSSSee,eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Naomi Mowery The following are members of the band: trombone, Eva Bower, bass, Charles Durbing drums, Carroll Shultz. Members of the Reserve Basketball Team are: Glen Hauger, Charles Durbin, Glen Mickley, Eric Winterhalter, Gary Didinger, Don Ridgeway, Lloyd Sheasby, and Blaine Workman. Our class enjoyed a hayride and Wiener roast at Horns Grove during the fall. -Eva Bower Page Tweniy-eight