De Graff High School - Pirates Log Yearbook (DeGraff, OH)

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wal N' i, -nf of JUDY ROBY In a general election, in which a vote was cast by each subscriber to the Pirate's Log, Jaw was selected as our Pirate Queen. She is a representative stmient, both in curricular and extra-curricular activities. As a Freshman, she was a member of both the concert and marching bands and served as class secretary. During her sopho- more year, she really got into her stride, serving as secretary of the sophomore class, playing in the bands,being on the Torch Staff, plqing volleyball in the tournamnt, and, lastly, being one of our very energetic cheerleaders. Then, as a Junior this year, she is at present the Secretary of Stuient Co1mc1l,st:lJl plqing in the band, on the Torch Staf!,in the Junior Plq,a member of the Spanish Club, and still leading cheers. Besides all these activities,Juh carries a 3.3 average in her scholastic work. Her outside activities inclmle 4-H work, church work, and sports, We take great pleasure in presenting Judy Roby as our Pirate Queen for the year ot 1957. Instead of leading cheers, Jurb, you can now receive some, 21 P 1 5 . f ! 'W' r ithlxffi 5 ff. 1. 'fx rvdig .QW ' 2 , 8, ' . 1 . z has -'NIwr.f .

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Row lx Row 2: Row 38 James Morris, Roy Solomon, Robert Hammond, Barbara Hang- steler, Marvel Kean, Ralph Headings, Linda Smith Bruce Keenen, David Gamble, Gene Shumker, Rita Snyder, Bruce Weeks, Tommy Detrick, Shirley Easton Mrs. Tamplin, Letitia Keenan, Linda Pulfer, Cynda Herndon, Timothy Latimer, Kathy Cool, Christine Shadefdilliam Sid- ders BF Row ls Bobby Beatty, Randy Johnston, Craig Clayton, Stevie Oaks, Jeff Niece, Bruce Blackstone, Sherry Freese, Alan Roby, Jimmy Bell, Pamela Keenan Row 2: Nancy- Petty, Mike Goings, Leslie Moore, Mike Bodenmiller, Steve Nogle, Bobby Plank, Connie German, Gary Counts, Don- nie Herndon, Barbara Keller Row 3: Mrs. Plummer, Barbara Gentis, Ronny Snyder, Debbie Harsh- barger, Jerry Comer, Larry Comer, Timuy Donald, Raynond Petty, Marvin Kean, Gloria Comer, Ruth Deardurff Z0

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Hi FT we L .llhlf fx I I Seated at table: Carmen Snyder, Adele Mosslander, Ruth Coverstone, Sandra Herald, Normadene Shade, Judy Roby, Shirley Brackney, and Nancy Dodson, Editor Standings Mrs. Williams, Advisor, Don Carpenter, Joan Clay, Joy Baughman,Alice Musser, Marilyn Ellis, Virginia Voss, Patty Jo Corkvell, Keren Hubble, Donnette Krouse N .M l9K.ll'Y Q S is 1.1,'1ee f :-- d d'eL ON O R O CIE T Y a , ,,,l 'S r Qeo t rg Q F- QPR? ESQ so eeel fr, , lhmbers of the National Honor Society j f N'.- are elected on the basis of scholarship, t d11', t '1 didd leadership, character, and citizenship. ., ' t Only 155 ofthe junior and senior classes can be selected, and the students con- sidered must carry an average of 3.5 for his high school years. These students are selected by the faculty members a d the principal of the school arsssa W k at if ' ALICE ANN MUSSER ZZ