Jefferson High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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I tfgl if' in First row: Frances Mitchell, Eleanor Albers, Brenda Lodge, Betty Trent, Betty Hauser, Jeannine Sheets, Mary Smith, Anna Lee Jones, Second rowg Richard Campbell, Tommy Cox, Roger Rabold, Lowell Armstrong, Tunis Banks, James Kautz, Jim Swartzel, Dan DuPree, Ralph Neiter, Third row: Mary Kabel, Barbara Snowden, Rosalyn Coble, Tommy Adkinson, Karl Smith, Gilbert Gibson, Jack Hinzman, Sue White, Carol Freeman, Joyce Hines, Teacher: MRS, NOTTINGHAM, 2 s 702 First row: Virginia Lynch, Kaye Duncan, Maxine Harrison, Aliene Harrison, Relda Tate, Caroryn Schmidt, Velma Cole. Second rowg Wanda Heiney, Donna Turner, Larry Hunn, Peggy Maxwell, Ralph Flannagan, Donna Fleischman, Bob Morgan, Marion Jones, Sarah Oaks, Third row: Lewis Thompson, John McKinney, Jim Curtis, Francis Greene, Nelson Noggle, Alan Brown, Harold Bailey, Clayton Chip- man, Teacher: MR, STEVENSON. t...J lm

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,.,x 2 B I -4V x , 0 . Kneeling: Bob Morgan, Treasurer, Alan Brown, President, Darryl Kreitzer, Student Council, Standing: Mrs. Nottingham, Advisor, Wanda Heiney, Reporter, Maxine Harrison, Student Council, Geraldine Hartzell, Secre- tary, Marilyn Spitler, Vice President, Harold Bailey, Sergeant-at-Arms. K E N' za-5 r---' First row, Hiram Smith, Joan Mann, Carolyn Weidel, Nancy Diehl, Ruth Lightcap, Judy Taylor, Geraldine Hartzell, Pat Smith. Second row: Jack Crawford, Darryl Peters, William Anspach, Jim Christman, Roger Brown, Ralph Bailey, Dick Trezise, George Downing. Third row: Carol Shank, Glenna Carol Hoskins, Sarah Rauch, David Cox, Darryl Kreitzer, James Stracensky, Beverly Grieshop, Marilyn Spitler, Barbara Carr. Teacher: Mr. Smith. h V,,3g,gWanV 4 in U92 Y . 1 I W 'W A ' 1 ',,, v S ' Q -magnum TM r Illia K 'Mamas S',f -3' V 31' Q25 ' ll r S 'g,,,,,-,, , r -lib f lf rams 1' T In as T , C Hn it gi- 'aa 'fn

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qfdfpq? ' X!!! K if X t XX X . ffif, x V. Q' x X rw'5X I V l wages! Left, standing: Jim Christman, Darryl Kreitzer, Nelson Noggle, Dick Trezise. Seated: Carol Freeman, Marilyn Spitler, Mrs. Nottingham, Gerry Hartzell, Kay Duncan. First row, right: Aliene Harrison, Maxine Harrison. Seated: Betty Trent, Joyce Hines, Nancy Diehl. Standing: Larry Hunn, Louis Thompson, Danny DuPree, Roger Brown, 'Me Flay The main event in the course of our Sophomore year was the play, Be Happy? Go Wacky! Our advisor was Mrs. Nottingham. The play consists of the four members of the orphaned Dixon family, Clay, Pamela, and the twins, Dizzy and Daffy, who nearly drive Clay and Pam wild because of their philosophy: Be happy? Follow your impulses no matter how wacky. The twins are aided by Madge and Whiz Whaley, whose widowed mother threatens to sue if those Terrific Twins don't stop influencing her precious darlings for the worse! The Dixons, in spite of taking in boarders, have great difficulty in making ends meet, Dizzy and Daffy discover in the attic, an ancient book on witchcraft. Half serious, they copy down three incantations for producing sudden wealth. Rich Aunt Molly Millarkey pops in and declares the Dixons her heirs. Two Ozarkians appear on the scene--Garley Glanders and his Mammy, rich from oil wells. Garley wants to marry Pamela, Clay saves the life of eccentric and fabulously wealthy J. Wooford Woolrich, The grateful Woolrich hands Clay a check for ten grand! But the twins soon discover all is not a bed of roses. Aunt Molly is a gloomy hypochondriac, the Glanders turn out to be crude folks, and the twins would rather die than have Garley marry Pam. Finally the twins decide to get rid of these PCSI-guests with the aid of the witchcraft formula, When the high school principal appears dressed as a devil, most of the unwanted guests tear out for parts unknown with Ginger Jones, the cook, a mile ahead of them, leaving the Dixons to straighten out their own problems, and all ends happily.