Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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G.A.A. Bowling, G.A.A. This year has been the most active in the history ot the G.A.A. at Harrison. The ofticers this year were: President, Bertha Brickner, Vice President, Sue Frazer, Secretary, Doris Kuehn, Treasurer, Sally Nelson. A new constitution was drawn up and ap- proved bythe Student Council. A system of pre- senting awards to the members who meet the requirements was brought into effect. The awards were presented at a picnic iust before school was out. The sport which really was enioyed by every member of the association was bowling. Six teams were organized, each team bowling twice a month. Other sports which the G.A.A. participated in were, soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball, tennis, and ice skating. Mrs. Klingensmith, the advisor, deserves a big cheer from all G.A.A. members for all her help. Varsity H-Facult Game '1 f 'Y' , . . - Q Q First Row: D. Kuehn, B. Brickner, S, Frazer, S. Nelson. Second Row: M. Mapes, J. Berry, G. Rolfes, P. Smith, C. Leeker, C. White, M. Fries, M. Blades, J. Willoughby, K. Siegert, M. Kaiser, F. Bowman. Third Row: P. Wilson, C. Mapes, A. Warburg, A. Lawyer, J. Powers, N. Yaney, L. Swisher, B. Howard, D. Bollen, H. Gaiser, I. Rudisell, R. Parvis. Fourth Row: P. Besanceney, J. Wilson, C. Roessler, B. Beardsly, B. Ballard, V. Fields, G. Doyle, P. Sabatelli, S. Smith, J. Schaich, R. Goss. Fifth Row: J. Bennett, S. Stuart, S. Otto, J. MacGregor, J. Kulhman, L. Williams, M. Lehnman, P. Noes. Varsity H First Row: R. Skipton, D. Knose, W. Zorb, W. Batchler, R. Humbert, G. Lippert. Second Row: C. Roessler, A. Butler, J. Young, J. Grubbs, A. Downard, W. Emmert, W, Dunaway, F. Bledsoe, G. Weaver, A. Minges. Third Row: Mr. Schoenhoft, E. Gabbard, W. Webster, D. Mid- dendorf, C. Eckel, J. Greschal, S. Burk, D. Eckel, J. Middendorf, Mr. Dougherty. This page is sponsored by BRlCKNER'S BARBER SHOP Page Sixty Two AND BEAUTY BOX

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The F. T. A. Show, Red Cross Dance, F.T.A. The F.T.A. got oft? to a good start with the initiation of twelve new members. The girls looked like some- thing from outer space in their burlap bag dresses and pigtailed hair. The preceding spring, elections had been held and the following officers were elected: President, Doris Kuehn, Vice President, Sue Frazer, Secretary, Ann Warburg, Treasurer, Ada Lawyer, Historian, Sally Smith. Each of the members graded papers, taught in the grade school, and worked in the oltice to make points towards a certificate. At Chirstmas, the F.T.A. sent food, toys, and clothes to a needy family. The real highlight of the year for the F.T.A. was the Pantomime Show which is becoming an annual event. The girls showed again that they really had talent in the field of pantomime. Junior Red Cross Council In Junior Red Cross, We care and we share is the motto. To start their year, the council had their annual enrollment campaign in which those who contributed received cards and buttons. A dance was held during a long noon hour and only contributors were ad- mitted. The hamerooms tilled gift boxes in February to be sent to the areas in need. Doris Kuehn and Nancy Schlemmer were the school's representatives to the Hamilton County Chapter of J.R.C. They attended the many meetings in Cincinnati to learn more for the council. The officers were: Nancy Schlemmer, president, Doris Kuehn, Vice-President, Joy Roever, Secretary- Treasurer. Miss Strover was their capable advisor.

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And Vista Vue's Anniversary Party left to right: Margie Burns, Nancy Hahn, Lenny Case, Rhonda Handy, Darla Chase, Lana Lippert. The Vista Vue this year was patterned after an Anni- versary Party celebrating the 75th year of commence- ment at Harrison High School. The host, Bob Keen, in- troduced all the participants, who did an excellent iob of entertaining the audience. After the three groups of talent had performed, the girls of the Vista Staff put on a style show displaying the garments worn by women down through the years. Eight girls paraded in the becoming styles of the pre- ceding years. Everyone enioyed reminiscing the past in this way. The audience was then entertained by the Sun Valley Boys. After this interval, during which the judges had been making their decisions, Bob Keen announced the win- ners in the different groups. ln the first group: Linnie Case received first prize and Rhonda Handy, second prize. The next group winners were: Lana Lippert, first prize, Darla Chase, second. The high school winners were Margie Burns, first prize, and Nancy Hahn, second. This page sponsored by CROSS ROADS TAVERN AND SPRAUUS TRUCK STOP Page Sixty Three