South High School - Lens Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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o ORCHESTRA Pictured lcft to right, lst circle: Jerry Melmed, Tim Shields, Louella Annstrong, Al Abrams, Charlene Evans, Jackie Hylton, 2nd circle: Annette Woodward, Beverly Darst, Carol Styers, Carmen McBroom, Ilse Gutheil, Carolyn Wiggins, Diana Long, Mary Loy, Dick Garner, Ronnie Ballou, Roberta Workmaster, Dixie Eseman, Carole Chati-ield, Irene Bajus, Perry Schwartz, Betty Fraiser, 3rd circle: Yvonnie Byrd, Barbara Lester, Yvonne Yates, Sanford Bloom, Marshall Goldberg, Charles Howe, Jesse K ingler, Moses Jamison, Dick Baars, Avonell Miller, Jane Rounds, Marilyn Clark, Carol Schmidt, 4th circle: R. W. Near, Jack Allen, Elona Sabo, Mary Aumock, Harold Chapman, Eddie Campbell, Bob Huskey, Harold Martin, Walter Cory, Barbara Sword. Appreciation of music turns our camera to the South High School Orchestra and the many events around South they help to make a success. Participation in Open House, Dramatics Department plays, Commencements, Baccalaureate Serv- ices, Class Day, Pre-Easter Service, Spring Concert, entries in the District and State Solo and Ensemble Contests keep the variety of music in a steady beat. The acquiring of new choir robes was the highlight for the choir members this year. In 1953 the choir participated in the All-City Choir for the C.O.T.A. Convention at the Coliseum. VVith the same group of mass choirs, they gave an open Christmas Choral Festival at Central High School. Each individual choir sang two solos, and for an impressive close, the mass choirs sang the Hallelujah Chorusf' Both of these performances were conducted by Mr. Keller, music director of Columbus schools. On March 14 the Music Directors Guild of which Miss R. Lippincott, director of our choir, is a mem- ber, presented a religious program at Capital University. Our choir took part in this program. Eugene Barban and Marianne Hammon, members of the choir, have received outstanding marks on performances outside of school. Left to right, Row 1: Vicki Kindelberger, Barbara Stewart, Pat Caine, Glvria King, Dorothy Redfem, Barbara Robinson, Nancy Feil, Joyce Ulrich, Kay Shaefer, Pat Bennett, Louie Mc-Canng Row 2: Jill Huiss, Mary Aumo:k, Lois Bolen, Jan Hubbard, Sharon Moeller, Jean Robins, Helen Long- worth, Gloria Wolfe, Barbara Gould, Paula Gatewood, Janice Henkelmann, Joe Harron: Row 3: Terry Miller, Shirley Henthorn, Lois Bowen, Marianne Hammon, Stan Webster, Quendelle Page, Jack Kershaw, Dick Pnston, Don Brining, Don Morehart, Larry Wigal, Wilbur Egnew, Danny Holtz, Earl Smith, Row 4: Jerry Melmed, Paul Howard, Bob Dean, Tom North, David Dill, Bob Winebar, Ray Ball, Art Castle, Marvin Paxton, Roger Arick, Eugene Barban, Bernard Goldstine.

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MARCHING BAND Pictured, left to right, row 1: Caryl Coverdale, Pat Lahey, Donna Joiner, Nancy Vest, Suzy Webster, Art Castle, Barbara McDonald, Pat Hol- land, Carol Hall, Donna Kirchner, Lois Robson, Yvonne Back, Row 2: Ralph Lieberchen, R. W. Near, director, Bernard Goldston, Jack F1el, Harold Chapman, Bob Huskey, Joe Martin, Larry Weisenbarger, Jack Allen, Ronald Claggett, Pat Caine, Jean Robins, Eleanor Dixon, Row DeAnn Ausenbaugh, Norman Osborn, Dixie Eseman, Roberta Workmaster, Mary Loy, Mary Phil Aleshire, James Bethel, Pat Kelley, Marvin Horkin, Bill Fraze, Ronald Huiss, Row 4: Mary Jane Secrest, Janet Appleman, Evah Anderson, Kathryn Norris, Wanda Stout, Delores Stewart, Diana Long, William Syar, Fred DeWitt, John Beck, Arnold Latham, Thurman Babbs, Dave Leifler, Jerry Clayton, Dick Teal, Raw 5: Sanford B'oom, Ronald Stoll, Bill Hobensack, Lorelei Garner, Dick Heck, Bob Ell ott, Bob Telfer, James Albright, Stanley Freedman, Jane Butt, Joe Schoppelrie, Robert Hoptry, Jack McKitrick, Row 6: Clifton Latham, Dane Berry, Chad Geedy, George Kidd, Joe Herron, Marshall Goldberg, Eddie Burgner, Dick Barrs, Howard Kimberly. Not pictured: Phil Chamberlin, Joe Piccione, Sarah Drury. The pep and life around school during the football season wouldn't be the same without the South High School band. When the drums and trumpets sound on the football field, you know that the South band is beginning its season of activities. Pep rallies-football games-Circleville Pumpkin Show - District Basketball Tournament - Zoo parade-the Sfpring Concert- entries in the District and State Solo and Ensemble Contests-keep the Bulldogs' band in step during the year. ,ft J,-3.,..i,- , ,,,Q,,.,,,pc' ,,,','.Q,z. ,fn - ' .V -... ,,,,. V W, f , f -V-W f ff 2,77 , w, ,ff ,. , f ff 2-me-7'-f,,.,,,,, ,,.,, 1,4 W., ,.,, 951,.,r,,,.,!v,Aq,,,:,g,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,f Z,1,W!,M,,, ,wwyuMVWhMW,JWW,:,0, ,M ery rvg'f'f-,-'+V' 7.25,-i,57fiQ'4gQQ f-f'f 4yff:L,m5f1z,x: 44251, , an Lx. ,Qi ng fig 7fgQ16W'fW1:f' m1zt rr72, , 'raw,,,,,9.mWf-:Wim,g,.,1,mfg , b'fiy',,,,,.,:.f,,, aim' :i,W,,2,v,,,z,,,a-,,, 'aw-Af.y,.w11g -fUp,'rfi'1qt1',61'f'MffQv - W,-,. W,,,f.V ,Way ff, 9- ,W ,W,,l,,, ff, M., ,,-6, f-7 , 5,3,:5gf,,,,,,.,,f ww. , ',',,,,,,.,, ,, 'ff i f , ' 54 rr. -' gy 4: f5'.,,,,7,,f,,,5, '7' f, , W 'C Wlffw igw 'rw frw if-,v'.4' ff,wf,-1,5 . , - 17 .ia wf aiwf-zgm' . V - -ma., M, ,q K . g u l f . , ,,,,- 4: lf, . K ' W , f - A f A r, 4 ,, A , r - ' , . 'f o f f vii ---- 4 fe wwf' Drum Mayorettes Barbara MacDonald, Pat TW' Holland, Carol Hall, Donna Kirchner, Lois f,..,, .2 Z f .4 'Q , ,L ,-p , f' W, ' ' , -, ,. ,z 5, f f Bffbsonf Yvonne Bach- ,,fw?7'la' Lf-1, tlfff ' 1' ff ,nw f ff f f-,f ' LL, wi, 'f 'Vi '- at 'V ', ' ' ' if flfyiffz -,7YPf1!'-5271-5619,-45 , ,,,-M , ' 15. ',:,,.7f 121, '. ,N f,,, , if .W ,. - 2. 'f wav ff f 4 ' .w.4,,:Jg, .-4:4124 I -' ,I - QM? 2075! H M fifff -V, , iff? ' , . g feif ' A fi ,lg Aa - A -f v, 0 -ef . v ,E ,M M' 4 W . a ' - , g ' , K f' ,, if-'f ',. ,-f5j7'1-Rf .j .gf' , 5 rffwf , - ' ' V -' 5 :P 1 -7 0-WFT , I . .Iii-'V 77 '47i1Wsf'rf'5 J irflf -A' :Mi-3',1:f5'f ' --W 7.,3.-'rl-flZ'fa.l7ff.? 'fetXiLf' . s ' 3, f PW , fl at ,c ,J 1 , f' ' 'Q,.'k'.1-,ifI-Q.- fi-. 'i'3'?':7iVL YF-fifi- 'lf' A J 752' f r ' f ,, , .1 ,QQ f, Z,-J, . za-fail, JL A 4, ' ' f 5-,.,,7,g,2W 1: . tiff, .1 21Z-ft'ffff- K ' N fv'2 f A-'a'f .' ,TZ 'ii-'iw 4'T 6fY M ' ,,, . ., - Z vg,w.e3w,ggM:,,e f Y, Drum Ma1or Art Castle. Flag Swingers Caryl Cbverdale, Pat Lahey, Donna Joiner, Nancy Vest, Suzy Webster. Page F arty-two

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BOOK EXCHANGE CLERKS Pictured, row 1, left to right: Susan McGory, Jill H ' B l D ' B R P uiss, ever y anison, etty oy, at Crabtree, Row 2: JoAnn Williams, Donna Joiner, Sally Miller, Gloria WVo1f, Nancy Whit- mer. English workbook? Movie ticket? Basketball ticket? Lost a pair of gloves -and can't find them? The book exchange is the place to go. If you have need of any of these services, smiling capable girls such as Sally Miller and Gloria NVolf will be glad to furnish them for you. One of the most popular places in the cafeteria during the lunch periods is the southeast corner where the book exchange is located. GUIDANCE HELPERS Left to right: Ruth Johnson, Pat Lahey, Evelyn Wolpert, Donna Augustine, Wilda Gibbs, Janet Gwynn, Marienne Hammon, Janis Reese, Joy Ryan, Marilyn Kauffman, Sue Haley. The aixdlvisers are Mr. Redman, Miss Crist, and Mr. oer. Going to college? Having a little trou- ble deciding what to take when you get there? Worried about your credits? Take your troubles to Mr. Redman, Miss Crist or Mr. Moler. One of them or all of them will ibe glad to help you out. They delight in -being able to smooth out the Wrinkles in your future, and, at times, the dark past. Of course all of the work couldn't be done without some mighty fine helpers, and those helpers have been found as can be seen in the picture. BOOKROOM HELPERS Left to right: Sally Gordon, Goldie Berman, Ianet Vance, Carole Kates, Joyce Moehnnan, Altwain Larcom, Dorothy Grosse, Alice Roland, Delores Shoemaker. G X224 x Q ,gy af 9 fs s gs' Page F arty-four Books, books, 'booksl Nothing but books from ceiling to Hoor. It you look in the b00ll room at the start of a new school year, that is what you see. And who is to distribute all of these books and keep the records straight? No one else but Mr. Helmick and his capable assistants. Their work is more or less seasonal a great rush of work at the beginning and end of each semester and a period of quiet rest in between, however, they are all happl' to be able to be of service. J