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FRONT ROW: Betty Bingham, Mary Jane Long. Judy English. BACK ROXV: Lewis Bishop. Gary Kathv Hibbard. MIDDLE ROW: Joyce Doughty. Juanita Tarr. Carol Clark. Lambert, George Hunsaker, Phil Wfeisenbarger. John Murray. WHO? NATIONAL THESPIANS WHAT? An organization, membership of which is based on points earned by taking part in plays, either on the stage or on the production staff. WHY? To give recognition ADVISOR: A. Ruth Moore for outstanding achievements in dramatics. -127- 33 ,ffm ff 2' 5? M.-Z '
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CAST FIRST ROW: Phil Weisenbarger. Russell Wfiessinger. Juanita Tarr. Judy English. Carol Clark. John Murray, George Hunsaker. SECOND ROW: Karl Kinrz, Bill Stull, Duane Ruck. Tom Shively. Roger Douglass. Steve Martin. PRODUCTION FIRST ROW? Judy Hoff- man. Mary Williams. Betty Nicol. Tamera Bracken. Diane Derwiler. Martha Briem. Nanq' McConnell. SECOND ROW: Rachel Tam, Sandra McCullough. Alice Moler. Sharon Sherrick, Betty Hager. Virginia Clark. THIRD ROW: Norma Mer- zler. Rosie Klcpper. Ken Chapin. Diane Casey, Par McPheron. Jane Thomas. -126- JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ARSENIC AND OLD LACE CA. RUTH MOORE, DIRECTORI S' I, xx A N N' x.: .we Sk ,. lk SF. Sales' if ,-5 N x 55 4, N A- A ' i ,. ' Leif, fl xy 1,5 - I Eflill-N3 llzssiaif ,R 2 rff , , f b , if I 1 2 ' 3 - 1 i
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llllicgtzgellgillpihslviell. Marie Schgier. Fred Briggs. Stanley Lawrence. Diana Turner. Ron WHO? Lima Chapter of the Ohio Association of Distributive Education Clubs of America WHAT? A Service Club WHEN? Second and fourth Friday of every month XWHERE? In the Distributive Education Classroom WHY? To develop progressive leadership in the field of distributiong to foster a deep ,of e .rad Vale J' A feeling of responsibility for contributing through business activities to the civic, social, and moral welfare of societyg to encourage the use of high ethical standards in businessg and to develop responsibilities of citizenship. ' S ' A Our accomplishments this year are: Help for the aged, Clothe-a-child Project, Employer-Employee Appre- ciation Banquet. Thanksgiving Bas- ket., Ads for the Annual. and Selling name cards to the Seniors. ADVISOR: Miss Moon CHRISTMAS PROJECT CLOTHE A CHILD -128-
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