Piqua Central High School - Piquonian Yearbook (Piqua, OH)

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HPJIQUONJIAN... NORMA JEAN CHRISTY Norma completed her work at the end of the First semester. She contributed art work to the Piquonian, Q, 5 was active in the Writers, Home Ec Clubs. 3. A A MARTHA ALICE CLARK Martha's natural quiet charm makes her pleasant to ,W know. Out of school a part of last year, she devoted E tm thi r' o sch ' ' . . . . ,..A- W- i 13 ' 5. s sp ing t ool vsork Home Ec Club ' Hai Boa CLAWSON X XV? A Curly was the happy-go-lucky kind, interested .- . in baseball and football. He was also in the Dramatic Clubs, choir. e f -:-'---11 f RUTH NAOMI COOPER A short, cheerful, freckled miss whose friends call her Ruthie, she won membership in the National Honor Society. Athletics and dramatics were her main interests. LOlS VIOLA COVAULT lwiany students knew Loi by her pleasant sm , c- casional whispers in study to her cousin Wintiie. Lois gave most time to Home Economics Club, G. A. A. ile o' M52-RYHISABEL CRON u WINIFRED JANE COVAULT IZ'-5V Was an 3CUVe member of the HUNT? Efonomlcs VUinnie was ever ready to contribute cheerfully to Club for four years. She was always studious, always any project- Favorite HCUVMCS. Home EC Club, atffactive- Friendship Club, C. A. A. BETTY MARlE CROTINCER Betty, with her combination of efliciency and in- telligence, was one of our best in the commercial course. She was a member of the National Honor Society, secretary for the Piquonian Staff, in Choir, Dramatics. HELEN MAE CURTNER Helen belonged to the Home Economics Clubg played basketball, volleyball. She was always willing to do her best. CERALDINE LOUISE DERR ,lerry will be remembered for her smile and her long blond locks. She was a member of the Home Ec, Dramatic Clubs. RICHARD EDEN DlLL Tall, quiet, studious, Dick did a good job as Assistant Art Editor of the Piquonian . . . enjoyed Slide Rule Club, Honor Society, Spanish Club . . . ,lunior Rotarian . .. this spring won the district award in American Legion essay contest. ROBERT F. DlLL Good humored Pickle was in the Band years assistant baseball manager in his junior year . . . senior manager . . . belonged to Hi-Y. fo r fo u r i i page seventeen

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...lP'llQUONlIAN... Joan BRYAN loan's excellent performance in the -lunior Class Play was the result of three years in the Dramatic Clubs. She was a member of the Annual Staff, a frequent contributor to the Piquonian Quill and Scroll. PAUL BUNDSCHUH He is called Bunny by his friends. As he worked after school, he had no time for the various activities. RHEAGENE CAMPBELL Jeanne's friends seldom saw her when she wasn't laughing. She belonged to Ring Club, Dramatic Clubs, Choir, was one of our best Red Cross knitters. FLORENCE CARDER Punkie has a keen sense of humor, is a lot of fun. Her interests centered chiefly in the G. A. A., Y. W. C. A. LEATRICE GAIL CARDER Teedy was always busy. Literary work for the Piquonian and journalism were her main interests. Choir, Dramatic Club, Cheering took up some of her time. HENRIETTA MARIE CARTER MARTHA CARR Four Veafis faithfulness to Home ECOnOmlC5 Club Buzz was interested mainly in dramatics, belonged Pf0Vfd helpful YO fhl5 mann'-MV, MYTHCUVC Elfli Who also to Col-Voc, Friendship Writers' Clubs. She is made her very becoming clothes with her own skill- a Capable Stenographer' too., tul hngers. WENDELL CARTER Wendell, quiet and studious member of the Honor Society, tromboned in the Band all through high school. Drchestra, Choir, Dramatic, Pan-American, Hi-Y Clubs, Basketball and Track have kept him busy. ROSE CASERTA Rosie, possessed of an unfailing good disposition, was always a willing worker . . . Belonged to G. A. A. and Col-Voc Club. This year she often read proof for the High School Page. ELIZABETH ANN CHAMBERS Bettie, a trim little brunette, revealed her forceful personality in debate, dramatics. Other activities: Choir, Home Ec Club, G. A. A., Y. W. C. A. 3 S ' ' , j ,Y HARoLD E. CHRISTMAN That friendly smile and congenial manner make N Bud or Chris well liked by everyone. He be- , ! to longed to Hi-Y, was vice president of Junior Leaders, fiigx - 2 yr: rg: V I active in Choir, Baseball, junior Dramatic Club. 4 f JEANNETTE CHRISTY r --'. ..... ... For H redhead, Jeannette is CSDCCia1lV Quiet and ff' served. An unusual combination of interests was her ' M ' 'Rn work in art and her activities in girls' athletics. page sixteen

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...IPIQUONIIAN..... First Rua: Second Row: MARY DILLON NORMA JEAN EMMONS XX A quiet, friendly, capable girl whose chief interests were in Home Ec Club and the Commerci- al Department. 'ILMA ESTHER DURR Always ready with a friendly smile, Wilnia won many friends in high school . . . was interested particularly in Oramatics, Home Economics . . . a good worker. VIRGINIA LEE ELBERT C Oinny was an exceptionally good student . . . did excellent work in Choir, Orchestra . . . won memhership in the National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, many friends among students and teachers. HARLES ROLFE EMERICI-I Chuck is a good-natured boy. liked by all who know him. He was in F. F. A .... iudge in their district livestock contest this spring. Rather quiet but well-liked, Norma participated in the Roamers', Bible. and French Clubs . . . dis- played her writing ability in several interesting contributions to the Piquonian. JOHN W. FECKER Fletch was a likahle, intelligent member of our class. He played tennis in his junior and senior years . . . was in Band, Stamp Club, Current Events Club. WALTER FORD We've nicknamed him Flivver ---He looks serious here, but we know him as a fun-loving in- dividual. He was a member of the Pan-American, Model Air- plane Clubs. WILLIAM DALE FREIHOFER Bill worked during his senior year. but in his junior year he played football and baseball, was a memher of -lunior Leaders for three years. page eighteen Third Row: ALYCE FRENCH Vitality and pep are Frenchy's chief characteristics. She always wore bright colors and a smile to match . . . was a four-year member ofthe O. A. A. EDWIN L. FREY Eddie's popularity was due chiefly to his good nature, wit, friendly smile. I-Iis activities: Band, Orchestra, Choir, Assistant Busi- ness Manager of the Piquonian, Hi-Y. TOM FRY This good-looking, friendly boy distinguished himself as well as the P. H. S. Band through his ex- cellence as drummer. Other school activities: Orchestra, Choir, junior Class Play, Basket- ball, Hi-Y. WILLIAM GRIFFES A tall boy who always wears a smile, Bill is good natured and has a great many friends. He was a faithful member of the Band. V! ,. Z' 1 . V41 .9 ll A il lf I llllllllillll h- iliiiiiiiiiilvii.,.i... li l I I i l i l 1 i I l I 4 i I I .l