Philo High School - Current Yearbook (Philo, OH)

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BAND SENIOR BAND During the half-time periods of the home football games, the spectators were enter¬ tained by the 80 piece marching band of Philo High School. The marching band was led by Anita Sims, a member of the Senior class. The Pep Band and sometimes the full band pepped up the spirit at the home bas- getball games. The Pep Band was invited to play at the Red Cross banquet in Zanes¬ ville. This band is under the direction of another Senior member, Bonnie Waxier, The band has a busy schedule this spring. We are working on music for our annual Spring Concert, March 29. The en¬ tire band is planning to enter the band con¬ test at Muskingum College and several solos and ensembles are entering competi¬ tion at Bellaire, Ohio, in April. Besides the Senior Band there is the Cadet Band consisting of 50 members and the Junior Band with 60 members. BONNIE WAXLER BAND FORMATION Page Forty-five

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SEWING CLASS i HOME ARTS DEPARTMENT Our new Home Arts Department, un¬ der the direction of Miss Milligan, is one of the most modern in the county. We have two (daystrum) tables with multi-colored matching chairs. There are four electric ranges and many other electrical appliances. NEW HOME ECONOMICS ROOM COOKING CLASS Interesting projects for the two se¬ mesters were planning, preparing and serving breakfasts and lunches, after making two sets of place mats. Tex¬ tile paints were used on a dark green set and the light set was embroidered. The outside and inside of the house was studied along with the family. Practical clothing problems were part of the course. On December 5, 1950, we served a dinner and organized a Home Arts Club. The following officers were elected: President Dorothy White Secretary Marjory Jones Treasurer Patty Hutson Delores Henderson, Leslie Farmer, Marjory Jones, Joan McAtee, and Connie Wolfe served the Franklin District faculty members at a dinner given by the superintendent. Another social activity of the year consisted of birthday remembrances when ice cream and cake were served. CONNIE WOLFE Page Forty-four

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1. Donna, Sue, Marlene; 2. Florence; 3. Mary Jane; 4. Donna; 5. Carol; 6. Ruth, Norma; 7. Posing; 8. Lovers; 9. Marilyn; 10. Nancy; 11. JoAnna, Nancy; 12. Anita, Donnal! 13. School Days; 14. Bonnie; 15. Rosalie, Nancy, Marilyn; 16. Ruth; 17. Summer Days; 18. Marilyn; 19. Harold: 20. Janet; 21. Naomi; 22. Betty: 23. Freddie; 24. Freshmen; 25. Carol. Nancy, Donna; 26. May Day (Betty Queen): 27. DotH 28. Anita; 29. Dignified Teachers; 30. Anita. Pauline, Na 34. Donna, Bonnie Page Forty-six Anita. Pauline, Nancy; 31. Connie; 32. Jo Anne; 33. Pat; 34. Donna, Bonnie, Nancy; 35. Connie; 36. Barb; 37. Mori lands’; 38. Jackie; 39. Bonnie; 40. Jerry; 41. Henryf 4t Farmer Jack; 43. Mary Lou; 44. Beautiful; 45. ivtayDelle ■ 46. Everett; 47.,Sisters ; 48. S. Miller; 49. Marlene P.; 50. Pat, Mary LouH 51. Take another look; 52. Jerry; 53. Rhody; 54. Marlene S.; 55. Underclassmen; 56. Ber; 57. Joan; 58. Anita, Sonny; 59. Joe K. ; 60. Byers; 61. Richi ard ; 62. Florence; 63. Ruth; 64. Catherine; 65. PatH 66. Leland ; 67. Bonnie; 68. Senior Prom; 69. Nancy Anita - 70 Glamour Girls; 71. Paul G. ; 72. Helen; 73. Bob; 74. Edselj 75. Bathing Beauties; 76. Funny Girls; 77. Lorena; 78. Erma ; 79. Wise ; 80. Sam M.