South High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR Officers: Shirley Miller, president: Temple Ann Bowlus, vice-presidentg Grant Griffin, sec- retary-treasurerg joe Fife, librarian. Director: Miss Wright. Purpose: The primary purpose of the choir was enjoyment of vocal music of the younger boys and girls and a basis for later musical education. The choir has performed at the P.T.A. and in assemblies. They helped with the Christmas Vespers and put on the operecra, Ghost of Lollypop Bay. Upper-Soloists for Ghost of Lollypop Bay -Row la M. Yazel, pianist. D. Sheeks. P. Stans, P. Collins. N. Miller. E. Stedke. Row 2: P. Beaumont. student director. B. Clapper, C. Krick. J. Williams. J. Carr, R. Wolford. Lo-wer-7th Grade Choir-Row 1: C. McClain. P. Haver, J. Wlestbay, J. Kirkpacrick, S. Miller. W. Sher- rick. G. Griflin, J. Porter, A. Conn, R. Point, B. Sobosly. J. Fert. S. Stedcke. Row 2: S. Maynor. S. Pratt, S. Hartman, T. Bowlus, R. Davisson, R. Foster. R. Loudenback. J. Potter, H. Carolus, J. Ford. J. Widmark. B. Clayton. D. Butkholder. Row 3: P. Brown, J. Bruns. G. Mortimer. P. Samp- son. J. Cosarr. H. McLaughlin, D. Ziegenbusch, J. Fife, M. Searfoss. E. Stevenson. K, Schott. M. Wooley. B. Nance. Row -iz M. Johnson, L. Howard, M. Turner, D. Smas. P.'Bryan. C. Tope. P. Shine. G. Springer. R. Long. B. Kohlhorsr, S. O'Blz1ck. legal. Y 5 wogf' i 55 ellie aber? Q fs E -18' 4 page twenty-two

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7th and 8th Drama Officers: Eleanor Dupes, president, June Wright, vice-presidentg Carol Clark, sec- retary, Charlotte Miller, reporter. Faculty Arlz'iso1': Mrs. Taylor. Purpose: To prepare the younger students to he better dramatists and to develop their acting ability in the line of drama. Plays were given at meetings for the en- ioyment of the club and for experience in public appearances. The Vocational Club Officers: Elaine Lehman, Jean Atkinson, presidentsg Marilyn Perkins, Elaine Leh- man, vice-presidents, Mary Jo Williams, Gloria Curl, secretariesg Ronald Orchard, Judith Arnold, treasurersg Kathryn Mow- ery, Sue Hullinger, reporters. Faculty Adfviso-r: Miss Thoring. Purpose: To study professions and occupa- tions so that the younger students may have a better aim in life. Programs for the year included information concern- ing the many vocations in which young people are interested. Upper--7th and 8th Drama-Row 1: S. Hunlock, J. Wilson, D. Pulfer, J. Robenalr, L. Buckmaster. P. Pence. Row 2: J. Pai-shall. J. McCoy, B. Emerson, R. I-Iulfrnan, J. DeLong. C. Clark, M. Stedcke. Row 5: C. Miller, J. Wright, V. Loukos, S. XVren, R. Spicer, N. Burgoyne. Row 4: R. Corey. E. Dupes. S. Jordan. J. Dukro, A. Blosser, C. Copp. Lou-er-Vocational Club-D. Swaim, K. Mowery, B. Levesque, M. Perkins. J. Arnold, H. McLaughlin, J. Routson, S. Hullinger, E. Lhamon. M. Williams, J. Atkinson, J.,Kirchen, R. Orchard. page fzlfenty-o11e

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Sth Y-TEENS Officers: Vacelia Luokos, presidentg Charlotte Miller, vice-presidentg June Wright, secretary: Sharon Wren, treasurer. Super:-'i.vor.' Miss Wahl. Purpose: Y-Teens together with all other members of the YWCA share a common purpose to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our com- mon life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. Our two goals are: to grow as a persong and to grow in friend- ship-with people of all races, religions and nationalities. 000 Upper'-Ofiicers of 8th Y-Teens lay plans for raising funds in National Y.W.C.A. Campaign. Lower-Row 1: S. Hunlock, M. Goonan. M. Crawford, B. Wfalther, C. Bradford, B. Ridenour. Row 2: J. Fundum, J. Wriglmt. C. Miller, R. Lones. P. Lauck. P. Mc'Dorman. L. Newland. Row 3: N. Smith, S. Wren, V. Loukns. S. Hnnsaker, B. Holden, N. Burgoyne. Row 4: C. Avery, E. Dupes. M. Car- done. B. Kiplinger. P. Sampson. S. jordan. K. Lincoln. page trwzzly-lhree