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

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l , 5 ::? .A,,,,., - c 3 : ie---e-- lii -D ..,.PioiUoNiAN DOROTHY JOHNSON Dot is a transfer student from Nxlilliamsport, Pa. Musically in- clined, Dorothy played a flute in Orchestra, sang in the Operetta. PATRICIA JOAN JONES Pat's willingness to help, coupled with a very pleasing voice. makes her a pleasant girl to know . . . Choir, Dramatic, Friendship, and Ring Cluhs. EDITH T. KASTNER Edie will long he rememhered at Central for her ahility to write. especially plays: ideas are her specialty and she is always willing to share them . . . literary editor on the Piquonian Staff. . .Nation- al Honor Society . . . Ring Cluh . . . Quill and Scroll. YIOAN KRIEO Tall, dark, vivacious, -loanien is known for wit and dependability. I'oise and a keen mind made her a valuahle dehater, actress. She helongecl to National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Ring Clubg was associate editor of the Piquonian. MARCEII- LEIS Dramatics, Home Economics, Art were Marct-il's main interests. Her beautiful posters will he re- memhered hy the entire school, BETTY LEVERINO A combination of poise, heauty, and intelligence may he found in this young lady. Unusually versa- tile, she was pianist for Orchestra three vears, a member of Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, the Piquoniiin Staff . . . president of Ring Cluh. . iw' ONNALEE JONES jonesie's hair is the envy of many girls, as is her efficiency in stenography. She was in Drama- tic Cluh . . . secretary of Col-Voc. SELMA MARIE KASER We will always remember Semie as one grand cheerleader, full of pep and enthusiasm. She was also suhscription manager for the Piquonian . . . in National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Ring Club, Choir. RUTH VIRGINIA KETZEL Ruthie's ability to play the marimha, was evidenced at several concerts. She is a rather quiet girl, was concerned mostly with academic work .. . gave some time to Home Ec Cluh. JOHN RICHARD LANGE Many class discussions have been lightened hy -lack's candid witticisms. Usually on the Honor Roll . . . President of Model Air- plane Cluh . . . plans to make aviation his life's work. RICHARD LENOX To his teachers he was Dick, to other friends, Cvreg. He went out for track his second year . . . added football his third . . . Piquonian Staff, Honor Society this year. OPAL LONG Nickie is always courteous, kind. . . Her sense of humor never fails . . . Home EC. Writers', Senior Friendship Clubs. N I page twenty

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0 MARY LOUISE MACY A rather quiet girl with a pleasing voice, Mary ranked high in her school work . . . belonged to the Writers' Club . . . played volley- ball . . . was one of our good typists. BETTY MANSON Often called Munson, Betty possesses a very pleasing personal- ity. For three years her low voice supplied the choir with a good alto. She belonged to junior and Senior Friendship, Ring Club, Dramatic Club. WILLIAM E. MILLS H Willie or MilIsie has a keen sense of humor and usually a joke to tell. He was out for Track, Basketball, Cross Country . . . senior football manager . . . Cur- rent Events Club, French Club, Piquonian Staff. ELEN MUSSELMAN Helen, a little girl with a great big smile, is fun to be around cheerful, friendly . . . good ste- nographer . . . Home Ec, G. A. A., Dramatic, Friendship, Ring Clubs. ROBERT PAGE Bob often appeared on assembly programs because of his pleasant voice and friendly personality. He won many friends during his four years at Central. MAROIE MAE PEARSON Margie didn't talk much but exer- cised her voice every Tuesday and Friday in choir. She divided her time between French and Home Ec Clubs, and G. A. A. IPIQUONIAN page twenty-one o 0 DORIS MAINO Doris will be remembered for her quick wit, ready smile, and pleasant manner. She was inter- ested in Choir, and Dramatic Clubs. DORIS MARIE MILLER A charming personality and a contagious smile characterize Done and won her many friends, She worked two years on the Piquonian Staff, devoted I-our years to the Friendship Club . . . was elected to National Honor Society, Qtiill and Scroll. EMMA JANE MITCHELL A H lay took an active part in several clubs . . . Home Ec, Bible, Dramatic, Triangle. She can play the piano along with the best, and we liked to hear her whenever we could. LBERTA OSTENDORF Bertie was always full ofpep . . . sympathetic . . . devoted some time to G. A. A .... was sorry to graduate without her twin, Albert, who joined the Navy in December, 1941. ERBERT PAULI Herb is well known for his imitation of Henry Aldrich, his humor, his grin. Xxlorking at-ter school left him little free time for activities. RICHARD EUGENE PEARSON Curly or Scrapiron won his nickname by being so scrappy in Football, Baseball, Basketball. He belonged to Hi-Y, Aviation Club, was assistant business manager ot' the Piquonian. Qi iiia gi 53 3 ...JW 1 RD