Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Raw 1- Barbara Accountious, Magdalena Baber, Ianet Ba: Bowden, Beverly Bowersock. Row 2-Donald Ray Bowsher. Vernon Cary, Barbara Carolus, Iohn Carter. Row 3-George Arlene Dershem, Richard Edgington. Gerald Fisher. Ronald Charles Hahn Rilla Hans P t H . on, a ardin, Charles Harrison, M . . . . . amre Iohnson, Wmifred Kidd, Don LaPomt. Wesley Mann 26 a. Dorothy Barnes, Beverly Billings, Gloria Binkley, Iames Ross Bowsher, Ruth Bowsher, Betty Bradford, Ann Brown, Chadwick, Annette Coulter, Alberta Crow, Alice Dershem, Freed. Row 4fPhy1lis Furry, Patsy Gossard, Patty Grimm Robert Henne. Row 5-Richard Iackson, Grant Iennings: . Robert Mayer, Logan McCas1in. SOFA 0711 0I 05 OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Row 1 fseatedj Mr. Younkman, adviser, Mr Deckrosh, adviser: Pat Neff, treasurer. Row 2- Pat Hardin, program chairman: Marcia Staple- Delores Zerkle, secretary. ton, vice president: Ross Bowsher, president:

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KWLH . Row 1 - Robert Lehman, Donald Line, Richard Lowry, David Lytle, Gerald Marshall, Ada Mason, Helen Mayer, Nor- man Mayer, Mary McAdow. Row 2-Cloyce McCaslin. Iames Miller, Mary Miller, Stewart Miller. Richard Moeller, Pat Murphy, Betty Musser, Martha Myers, Ianice Neal. Row 3-Harold Nye, Iames O'Neal, Daniel Parker, Phyllis Pence, Morris Reams, Richard Reed, Marilyn Riftle, Ronald Ritchie, Helen Roof. Row 4--lean Rousculp, Eugene Ruhlen, Ed Schlegel, Donna Sellers. Donna Settlemire, Ray Settlemire, Robert Settlemire, Rosemary Steiner, Ronald Verbryke. Row 5 ---Coreen Wieging. Annie Weisenmayer, Lavon Williamson, Ruth Windle, Iames Woltl, Alice Yoakam. Tell Mr. Freeman I'm going to the music room . . . Where's your excuse? . . . l'l1 see you in home room . . . When are we going to have our skating party? . . . Who's on the prom committee? . . . Oh, was that chemistry test hard! . . . Mrs. Guyton's here . . . Punkin, when are we going to have a class meeting? DD KK Staking out their claims in homerooms 1 and 4, the junior class proceeded to make plans tor raising money to finance the prom. The class energetically sold Christmas cards, collected tax stamps, had two skating par- ties, a class play, and had a check room at the basketball tournament, in hopes of providing more than hotdogs and potato chips for the prom. Besides these many activities, members of the class were busily engaged in music, bas- ketball, football, baseball, track, and many ofthe clubs. 25

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Row 1 Dorothy McCune, Donna McDonel. Duane McDorman, Margaret Miesse, Dolores Miller, Iim Miller, Sarah Miller. Iohn Murphy. Row 2--Barbara Myers, Wendell Myers, Pat Neil, Ianet Osmon, Marilyn Palmer. George Platt, Harold Protsman, Dick Rapp. Row 3-Dorothy Rupert, Phyllis Sargent, Carrie Seay. Io Ann Serverns, Pattie Sherer, Charles Shope, Charles Shutt, Vera Simpkins. Row 4-Marcia Stapleton, Mack Stautfer, Denver Thompson, Paul Thompson, Bill Tice, Virginia Van Dyke, Iuanita Weisenmayer, Barbara Williams. Row 5-- -Harriet Williamson, Delores Zerkel. Hey, Pat! . . . Which one? . . . All of you . . . Harold will you accompany us at the next R.T.A.'? . . . Gosh, this geometry! . . . Who is Aristophanes? . . . There ought to be a law . . . Coming to the game? . . . Hey, kids, quiet down! DDD KK This energetic class is to be seen participating in every activity, with special emphasis on the musical side. Many oi them take part in tnotice those drummersll band, orchestra, and glee club. They also lay claim to a great number on the Chief staff. An able and willing class, the sophomores. They have sponsored a skating party and intend to do a lot for themselves and their school in the two years of high school left to them. So tar they have been guided by Mr. Deckrosh and Mr. Younkman, and they hope to con- tinue under this able leadership. 27