Upper Arlington High School - Norwester Yearbook (Upper Arlington, OH)
- Class of 1948
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L f y J . :T my ' IIN , 9 0 0: I El V1 :ap MA lr is witli deep respect and sincere gratitude that we dedicate this Norwester to all of our teachers wliosc able guidance and proliuuml wisdom have aided us in our seureli for 11 pliilosopliy of living. ililiey ligne opened lim' us Ll ti'ezisLii'e-liotlse ul' lxiicml edge wliicli we sluill euntinue to use ll1l'OLlgll0Lll our lives. C Jie Seruiob Claw Plaid ent!! 47 V N A JL - CL? PM I oweezei , I94gE r ,Ks we pause to tnlxe one lust look nt our- selves as high school seniors, we see many things. rlhese reflections ure 21 composite of all those things that have eontrihutecl to our growth. We, ourselves, relleet the guidance :tml the help of our parents, teachers, and friends. We are looking for- warcl to going 1ll1C1ltl, to the opportunities we will have of molding ourselves into mature men and women, to the ehunee ol' making our reflections ai true measure of all we hope to he. 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SENIORS: liven 1110115111 our pnllzs now separate, we will never lose the spirit of true friemlslzip we lmre gained here as classmates. ww? X a . E i win K Q-1 Jifilfs- V' 5 . if I ,gl MJ' W I MARILYN LOU ADAMS .llurilyii lnfeelirms giggle, Ifloritlii fumzeil, umissimiiiig. Ueller Seliool, Ilollywooil Central lligli School, llolly- woocl, Ifloricla, I. 2: Varga Club 2: C. A. A. I, 3, 4: C. II. l: Yflieen 3, 4: Clee Club 2, 4: I.atin Club I, 2: Newspaper Stall' 2: Spanisli Club 4: Arlingtonian 4: 'lloreli 4: blixecl Cllorus 4: Assistants' League 4: Senior Seliolarsliip learn 4: Nor- xrester 4. Oliio State University .lAbIIiS IlIlI.If BARNES I ,lim Sufirixf. one of tile L'l't'll', Ilexlej' lwnntl. Ifreneli Club 3: Ieatlers' Class 4: Varsity A 3, 4: IItll'L'I1 3, 4: Ili'Y 3, 4: Class Otlieer 4 CVice-presiclentlz Ilrae Club I, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club 4: Senior Class Play 4 KCast J: Norwester 4: Ilasliet ball 2, 3, 4: Ilaseball I, 2, 3. 4: IuterfClub Council 3, 4 lPresicIentl: Senior Scholar- sliip learn 4: Senior Class Ifxeeutiye Committee 4. Nortlmestern Uniyersily CLOIIIA LYNN CANIPIlIfl.I, Clow Iiriglil eyes, ciI'tHILll'lt'll'IS girl, freelcles. C. A. A. I. 2, 3. 4 1' Cabi- netj: C. Il. I, 2: Y-'Ieeu 3: Spanisli Club 4: Oasis Stall' 2: Arlingtonian 4: Minstrel Sliow I, 2 LCastl: I.. IJ. A. Club I, 2, 3 tllusliing Chair maui: 4: Clee Club I, 2: .Iunior Class Play 3 1. Stall' lx Senior Class Play 4 lStaII'l: Quill ancl Seroll 4: Cliarm lloartl 4: 'Ihre-Im 4: Norwester 4. Uliio State University HICIIAIRID IIUIJNIW I3I,OXI'lQIl Ilieli lime wolf, llrmieo of Ilie lialls. Pub Club 3, 4: Varsity A 3, 4: Stuclent Council 3: 4 Clreasu rex' D: Assembly Committee 4: Senior Class Iixeeutiye Committee 4: I li-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Caleteria Stall' I: Urae Club I, 2, 3, 4: Nor- wester 4: lfootball I, 2. 3, 4 fCaptainiD: Ilaslaetball 2: 'llraelc I, 2, 3. 4: Clee Club 4: Plliespian Play 4 tCast,J. Aliami University BARBARA ANN COLISORNE Bulls lzusy goiiig, taciturn, llze ilreumer. C. A. A. I, 2, 4: Y-Teen 4: Minstrel Sliow 1 CCastD: I.. Il. A. Club 2, 4 Cllusliing Cbairmanl: Clee Club I: Spanish Club 4: Norwester 4. Ohio State University ABRAIIAM .IOSEPII IFASSEIIPI' Alien lSal1etl, I'Vesr Viijsgiiiiiz mozomiin Iwy, ginger peachy . Vlfilliainson lligb Sclmol, Vllilliainson, VVest Virginia I, 2: Masque anal Cayel 2, 3, 4: Illlllll I, 2: Ilraxnatie Club I, 2: Ili-Y 4: Ilrae Club 3, 4: Clee Club 4: Norwester 4: Baseball 3, 4: Arlingtoniau 4. Bowling Creen State University PIIYLLIS Al.I.lfN Hlflfllu Our Iiiilyn, uierry, L'OllgL'IIl1ll. C. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: C. Il. I, 2: Y-Teens 4: Freneli Club 3, 4: National 'llliespian So- eiety 3, 4: Uasis Stall' I, 2: Arlingtonian 3, 4: Alinstrel Sliow I, 2: I.. IJ. A. Club I, 2, 3, 4: junior Class Play 3 QCastD: Senior Class Play 4 lCast D: Norxyester 4. Stephens College IIICIIAIXIJ AI.I IQN ISPIHNSIDOIHT Ilielc 2U,,f2U Visioii, political expert l'es. lmf . . .? Celina lligli Seliool, Cel- ina, Oliio I: Varsity 4: Ili-Y 3, 4 Llreasurerl: Sigma Illio Club 3, 4: Clee Club 4: I7ootball 3, 4: iliraela 3, 4: Norwester 4. Ohio State University AI.ICI1 llAIlI3AIlA BAITCIHOITI' HlitII'l4'I'U I iloift tlliillc'-I' iloll bully IIIICU. 'J G. A. A. l, -, 3, 4: G. ll. I, 2: Y-'lleen 3, 4: Cliarin lloarcl 4: Quill anal Seroll 3, 4: National 'lliespian Society 4: Arlingtonian 3, 4: Alinstrel Sliow I, 2: Assistants' league 4: 'I'. A. C. Club I, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club I, 2: Junior Class Play 3 CStalIfD: Senior Class Play 4 CStalI'D: 'llliespian Play 3, 4 QStall'D: Spanisli Club 4: library Stall' 4: Norwester 4. Uliio State University TOM ll. ISUEI-, jr. Tom lIl. Cl , tile IIIIIZOIIIICCTU, Hfli1Il0ll lgniigu. Pub Club 1: Spanish Club 4 QViee-presiclentlg Varsity HA 3, 4: Stuclent Council I, 2, 3, 4: lIifY 2, 3 CSeere- taryD, 4: Oasis Stall? 2: Arla ingtonian 3, 4: lXIinstreI Show 1, 2, 4: Drac Club I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: junior Class Play 2 CStalTj: Senior Class Play 2 CStallfU: Nor- wester 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Ilaslietball 2: Swimming 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: National 'lilies- pian Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Miami University. ELEANOR JANE JOHN LAVVRENCE DELONC BURNESON lileanor HBCTWUUU Clmtterlmx, versatile, person Bernie's BullieSH, Sflff' gilify-plus. spoken, friendly, reserved. C. A. A. 1, 2, 3 QCabiA netD, 4 QCabinetj, C. R. 1. 2, Charm Board 4, Pub Club 1, 2, 3 CTreasurerD: French Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4 CVice-presidentD, Leaders' Class 3, 4, Assem- bly Committee 4, Torch 3, Arlingtonian 3, 4 CPage Editorjz T. A. C. Club 1, 2. 3, 4 l,PresidentD, junior Class Play 3 QStallD, Horned coming Court 4, Senior Scholarship Team 4: Nor- wester 4 Qhlake-up Editorb. Ohio VVesleyan University. VVILLIAIXI IEZRD CLAPP 1 One of the crew, tlie Green Hornet . Leaders' Class 4, Varsity MA 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Pub Club 2, 3, 4 QPresi- dentlg Assembly Committee 4 CCIIIHTTIIHZIIIEQ Senior Class Executive Committee 4, HiAY 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Otlicer 3 lTreasurerD, 4 QTreasurerD, Drac Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Oasis Stall 3, Norwester 4 QBusi- ness Editorf, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Track 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4 CCapf tainl, Athletic Board 3, 4 QSecretaryD, French Club 3, 4 QVice-presidentj, Torch 4. Dartmouth College EIXIILY ECKELBERRY Emily Depemlolzle, nirmnin rlrirer, loyal. C. A. A. l, 2 QCabinetD. 3 QCabinetD, 4 QCabinetj, C. R. 1, 2, Y-Teen 3, 4 fllreastirerl, Quill and Scroll 3, 4: National Thespian Soci- ety 4, Arlingtonian 3, 4 Qllage Editorl, Minstrel Show 1, 2 QCastD, A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, junior Class Play 3 CStaHj, Senior Class Play 4 CStaflj: Thes- pian Play 3 CCastD: Library Stat? 1, Torch 4, Norwester 4. VVooster College. HELEN PATRICIA CEYCAN Patsy Benming smile, lzelpfzil, merry disposition. Linden McKinley High School l, 2, Junior C. R. 1 QPresidentD, 2: Y-Teen Inter- club Council I CPresidentl: Y-Teen 4: Spanish Club 4: National Thespian Society 4, L.D.A. Club 3, Oasis Stall 4: Junior Class Play 3 CCastiF: Senior Class Play 4 QStal'ID, Thespian Play 3 QStalTj, Norwester 4. Ohio State University RICHARD CRIMES CLARK Dick Tl1ere's ci Ford in your future, D0c . Spanish Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Oasis Staff 4: Track 2: Nor- wester 4. Ohio State Uni versity. HifY 3, 4, Oasis Stall 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Norwester 4. bliami University IOANNE BECKIXIAN ,lo Big brown eyes, well informed. C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, C. R. 1, 2, YATeen 4, French Club 3. 4, Torch 1, 2, 3, Oasis Staff 1, lX'Iinstrel Show 1, 2, S. A. . Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glue Club , junior Class Play 3 CStalfD, Library Stal? 2, Sen- ior Scholarship Team 4, Nor- wester 4. Northwestern University BIARCARET CAY BELCHER Cay Affinity for Student Council presidents, enthusiastic. C. A. A. 1 CCabinetD, 2 QSecretaryD, 3 QTreasurerD, 4 CCabinetj, C. R. 1, 2, Y-Teen 3 QCabinetD, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4 QSeef retaryl, Leaders' Class 3 l,Secretary - Treasurerj, 4 QPresidentD, Student Coun- eil 2, 4, Assembly Commit- tee 2, Torch 1, 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Class Ollicer 3 QSecretaryj, Arlingtonian 3, 4 CAssociate, Page EditorD, hlinstrel Show l 1 1, 2 CCastD: Assistants' League 2, A. 1. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2: .lunior Class Play 3 CCastD, Senior Class Play 3 CStaflj, 4 CStal'fD, Thespian Play 3 CiCastT: Inter-Club Council 3, 4 QVice-ChairmanD, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Nor- wester 4 QLiterary Editorj. VVestern College THOMAS STEVVART BUTLER Tom Hey liolf-ii-re-l1ol1 , energy plus. Pub Club 4, Varsity A 4, Student Council 4: Hi-Y 3, 4 CPresidentD, Arlington! ian 4, Sigma Rho Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Norwester 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3. Indiana University ELIZABETH MOORE BENNETT Betlz The new look, carloails of ability. C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, C. R. 1, 2, Y-Teen 3 CCabinetD. 4, Charm Board 1, 2, 3, 4 CChairmanD, Student Council 4, Office Staff 2, Cafeteria Staff 4, Arlingtonian 3, Min- strel Show 1, 2, Assistants' League 2, S. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CSecretaryD, Glee Club 1, 2, Junior Class Play 3 CStaffD, Senior Class Play 4 CStalID, InterfClub Council 2, Norwester 4. Ohio State University ALIQX TIIONIPSON CIICII. Alex One ear after unotlier, ilze actor. lireneli Club 3, 4: National illliespian Society 2, 3, 4: Assembly Connnittee 4: Tort-li I. 2, 4: IIiY 4: Clee Club 4: junior Class Play 2 l,Castj, 3 fCastD: Senior Class Play 4 lCastJ: VIIIIUSITIZII1 Play 2 lStalI'J, 3, 4 LCastiD: Nor wester 4 lAcIvertising Nan- agerl: Arliugtonian 4: Senior Seliolarsliip Team 4. Ijilflllillll College IO ANN CII.lIIiIIT lo fl smile for everymze, mansion ilxveller. Cranmlview Iligli Seliool I, 2: Varsity I, 2: Clee Club I. 2. 4: Talent I, 2: C. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: T. A. C. Club 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4 t'CastU: Norwester 4. Oliio State University ANNE LOUISE IIAMILTON Anne flristoerntie, fine in every way. C. A. A. I, 2, 3 QXIICC' Presiclentj, 4 lCabinetj: C. II. I, 2 l,SecretaryD: Y-Teen 3, 4: Senior Class Executive Connnittee 4: Class Ollieer 2 ISL-eretaryl. 4 LSL-cretaryi: Calieteria Stall I: blinstrel Sliow I, 2: T. A. C. Club I. 2, 3, 4 CTreasurerD: Clee Club I, 2: Library Stall' I. Northwestern University XVILLIAM IZITEIVSTEII COTNEI3 Bill lluggeil, Rell , Own-pull . Bull , sincere. Varsity A 2, 3, 4: Sigma lllui Club I, 2, 3, 4 Cviee- presiclentlz Clee Club 4: liootball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 4: Bzmcl I, 2, 3, 4. Oliio State University CAIIOI. IlI.OISIi JACKSON Carol IVest funeier, arrlent Imslcetlmll fun. C. A. A. I, 2, 3: C. II. I. 2: Y-Teen 3, 4: National Tliespian Society 3, 4: Oasis Stall' I: Arlingtonian 3: Klin- strel Slioxy I, 2 QCastiD: L. IJ. A. Club I, 2. 3, 4: Clee Club I, 2, 4: junior Class Play 3 ICastU: Senior Class Play 3. 4 CStall'D: Tbespian Play 3 lStall'il: Library Stall' I: Nlixecl Cliorus 4: Spanisli Club 4: Norwester 4. College ol' VI'ooster PATIIICIA STUAIIT I3OVVSIfII 'ii I 1 Perf, lliver lloiul liar-ieiula, always guy. Sliortriclge Iliglm Seliool, Innlianapolis, Incliana I: C. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 3, 4: Iireneli Club 3, 4: National Tliespian 4 Soeiety 4: Olliee Stall 3: T. A. C. Club 2, 3, 4: junior Class Play 3 QStall'5: Senior Class Play 4 LStall'D: Tliespian Play 3 KStall'l: lxlorwester 4. Oliio State University IIIQLEN MAIIII1 ISIIAIJY Pill Unique giggle, quiet Init full of lun. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: C. Il. I, 2: Y-Teen 4: lireneli Club 3, 4: lllinstrel Slum' I. 2 lCastD: S. A. ,l. Club I, 2. 3, 4: Clee Club I, 2: blixerl Cllorus 4: junior Class Play 3 l'Stall'D: Senior Class Play 4 CStallD: Norwester 4. Oliio State University ANGELO CIIAIILES CIPIIIANO Ang 'lTl1e Voice , Clip , affinity for Griimlview. Minstrel Sliow I, 2, 4: Clec Club 4: Senior Class Play 4 QCastT: Track l: Sigma Ilbo Club I, 2, 3, 41 Norwester 4. Oliio State University BARBARA RUTII CLINCEII Bnrluim l'in driving , conscientious worker, party giver. C. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: C. ll. I, 2: Y-Teen 4: Arlingtonian 4 LCireuIation Managerj: Minstrel Sliow I, 2 CCastD: Clee Club l, 2, 4: Junior Class Play 3 QSIQIIFDL Senior Class Play 3, 4 Qstalll: Tlies- pian Play 3 CStaI'lD: Quill ancl Scroll 4: National Tlies- pian Society 4: Freneli Club 4: Norwester 4. Stephens College ,IOIIN MACPIIEIISON COLLINS luck llougli mul rmuly, Tlie Atlas of Il. A. Varsity A I, 2, 3, 4: Sigma Rlio Club I, 2, 3, 4: Iiootball I. 2, 3, 4: llasliet- ball 2, 4: Traela I. 2. 4: Inter Club Council 2. Uliio State University CERALD ANDREXN' DONAHUE ,lerry Detroit gtlllgH1tH1, something out of Poe, politician. Toledo Catholic High School I, 2: Columbus Aquinas 3: Drae Club 4: Senior Class Play 4 LCastD: Norwester 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Thespian Play 4: junior Class Play 4: Senior Selrolarship Team 4. Notre Dame University PAULINE ESTHER HEIEII Polly Amialzle, neat, tlie ganlener. C. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: C. R. I, 2: Y-Teen 3, 4: Torch I, 2. 3, 4: lunior Class Play 3 tStal'ID: Norwester 4. Otterbein College CHARLES XVILLIAAI EVEHSON Chuck Cartligau kid, I'I'liataya say man? Pub Club 4: National Thespian Society I, 2, 3, 4: Varsity A 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I. 2, 3, 4: Oasis Stall 2: Min- strel Show I, 2: Drac Club I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: junior Class Play 3 QCastD: Norwester 4: Basketball 3: Tennis I, 2, 3. 4 QCaptainD: Iloys Assistants' League I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4 LCast3: Thespian Play 3 LCastD, 4 QCastD. Cjltio State University NATALIE ANN HURSEY Natalie Her career is setfleil, likable. C. A. A. I, 2. 3: C. Ps. I. 2: Y-Teen 3: Oasis Stalf 2, 3: Minstrel Show I, 2: Assist- ants' League 4: Clee Club I. 2: junior Class Play 3 CCast and Stalllg Norwester 4. Bowling Creen University XVILLIAM EYHXN EXVINC Bi Ti pieal rezl-Izlooiletl American Iioy. Cretclzeifs. IIifY 2, 3, 4: Drac Club I. 2, 3, 4: Clee Club 4: Base- ball 2 tManagerD. Ohio State University DEANE MARILYN DUNLAP Deane Initiative in person, soulful eyed. G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: C. I3. I, 2: Y-Teen 3, 4 QCabinetj: Charm Boartl 3, 4: Quill anal Scroll 3, 4 QPresicIentD: Na- tional Thespian Society 3, 4: Leaders' Class 3. 4: Student Council' I, 4: Torch I, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Class Ollicer I CViee-presi- tlentl: Arlingtonian I, 2, 3. 4 QI-,age Erli'--' ' T A fi Club I, 2, 3 QVice-presi- tlentj, 4 CSecretaryj: junior Class Play 3 fCastD: Senior Class Play 4 fCastD: Thes pian Play 3 CCastU: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Nor- wester 4 CP h o t o g r a p h v Eclitoril. Ohio State University DAVID VVILLIAM IJENNINC Dave A kilowatt laid, rielz bass voice. Toledo, Ohio I, 2: hlount Lebanon H i g h School, Alount Lebanon, Pennsyl- vania 3: Clee Club 3, 4: Speech Club 2: Senior Class Play 4 QStalIj: Norwester 4: junior Class Play 4 lfStal'I'l: Thespian Play 4 CQStalIlj: Na- tional Thespian Society 4. Miami University JEAN ANN CI3IIiFI'I'II ,lean Intelligent, kind, sootlzirzg ways. G. A. A. I, 2, 3: G. R. I, 2: Y-Teen 3, 4 CCabinetD: Spanish Club 4: Torch 3, 4: Minstrel Show I, 2 CCastD: L. D. A. Club I, 2 I Ui Presiclentl 4 CPresicIentj: Clee Club I, 2: ,Iunior Class Play 3 CStatID: Senior Class Play 4 CStaIID: Tbespian Play 3 QStal'ID: Debate Team I, 2: Senior Scholar- ship Team 4: Norwester 4. Miami University ROBERT DRAKE Bob Tape Drake, self-stvletl Romeo. hlaclison, VVis. I: hlarion Harding High School, blar- ion, Ohio 2, 3: Varsity I: Varsity Il 3: junior Class Play 2, 3: Senior Class Play 2: Football I, 3, 4: Bas ketball 3: Baseball 2, 4: Cer- tnan Club I: Band 1, 2: Nor' Wester 4. Ohio State University NIARY LEE IIAIIIXIAN Lee Roving liiglt selzooler, cooperative. Urbana, III. I: Eastern High School, BLIIIIIIIOFC, hlarylancl 2: Towson High School, Towson, lylaryland 2, 3: Latin Club I: Alpha Cllonor Socictyl I: Dilatante Club 3: Cypsy Caravan f,Chair- manl 3: lfcho I: C.A.A. I: Y-Teen 4: French Club 4: Oasis Staff 4: Norwester 4. Ohio State University Ill.-XNIZ KING llium' Darla vws, plmtngvziic, luis ullnll. . I V , , K.. A. A. 1.2. 3, 4. ly. lm. I, 2: I It-un 3, -I: Natiuual llllwspiau Sucicly -I: lllurcli I, 2, 3, -I: Xlinslrvl 'Slum' I, 2: l -Xl llulm 7 I -I' flu' lllllml 2 Stuim Clis l'In 1 . 2: . - ' as 1, -I: Svniur SVIIKIIIIINIIIIH ilicam -I: Spanish Clulm -I: llilicspiau l'lay -I: NUI'XXL'sIt'l' -I. llcuisun llniycrsity I ll IONIAS AI IIIN I'llI I III 'Ibm Ururmy H.XllIllL'VH, slmlvut of pllilnsopllvv. Irt-nt-li Clula 3. 4: liacliu Clulm 4: SILZINAI Illia C Iulu I, 2, 3, -I: liaslu-Ilwall I. 2, -I: Varsity A -I: Yul'xx'cstvr -I. Oliiu Stall' llliivcrsity AI,IC'If. NI.'Xlf IIlI,I. xlliu' I Iwi: ,1l't'X,I', yvlvustrrlf, lim-Iwi' u'l1i.:. C.. A. A. I. 2,V'4CrluinctI, 3 -C alum-t 1, -I ' lrcasurcr 13 I C. II. I, 2: Y'l't-on 3 'falm iuvt I. -I f l'rcsitIvnt I: l:I'L'l!Cll flulm 3, 4: Natiunal llilius I plan Suclutx' 4: l,c'atIcrs C lass 3, -I: 'ituclwnt Chtiiicil -I: Scu- iur flass I'Xl'k'llIIX'l' Ciuuunit It-4' -I1 Allnslrvl Slum' I, 2 fast 3: S.,-X.Al. Qlulw I. 2, 3, -I I I'1.'.INlIH'I' I: C-lcv Q Iulv I, 2, 'IlAllIIlIHI'c.I1lNNl7llIX2.lc1klSIII 'Soni-nr Class I'la5 -I 'Stalllk 'l'Iit-spian Play 3 - Stall' I: Xlixt-tl C'lmrtls -I: llurcli -I: INQIIAXFNIUI' -I. Oliin Stale' llnivcrsitx' IJAYIIJ Ilflf, I4I7NNl5,II lylllll' f'l1ic'a,1,g11 mul lmvlc, Cliff , gvuirim' lritvlil. Nun' lllrivr Iligll Sulmul, IYinut'tlta, Illinuis 2, 3: Varsity -I 'I'rt'sitlcutI: Ili Y -I: SILIIIIJI Iilm flulm I. 2 3 -I' flu- Clulm -I' Yun' U'l'NI4'I I1 lmiutlmll l, 2, 3, ': lraclt I: Stunlvut cllllllifll -I, Xlvuu lIn1x't'i'sltv lil IZ.-XIIIf'I'Il IANIT. KNICZI Ill' IIN!! ulrtislit' iminrv. mpalilv, pmc'iit'uI, C. A. A. I, 2. 3, -I: C, II. I, 2 fCiI1iut't P: Yiliwn 3 ,NC a lv I n vt I : -I I l alum-I I: lrcuvli Cllulv 3. -I: Quill ancl St-I-all 3, -I gl'L'I'i'I1ll'X 1: Na- IIUILII Ilwspmn Suciuty 2. 3, -I: St-uirvr Class l'xt'cutiyv Clniiliiittm' -I: Olliu' Stall' 3: .-Xrliimnmian JI, -I 'Art Iftli- tur I: Xlinstrwl Slum' I, 2. 'Stall aml liastiilz Assistants' I'.l lll' 7. 3: l. IJ, A. Clulu I. 2 'llistmilu' 3 ISLTFY' tary H, -I: CIM' Cllllu I, 2: . . ,.., I-mlm' flass l'Iax' 3 'fast 'z Sl'l1IUI'cIilNN l'l.1x 3 Stall I, -I llusinvss Klan-wt-r -3 'IIN-Q nian Play 3 'Cust 1 Ilclmatt' lvaui I. 2, 3: Nalin-mal liur 1-nsiu It-aulw I, 2 Yivc l'rt-Q itlvnt I. 3: Intcrflulm Cnunvil 2, 3 ficrrctaryih -I: Nm'- wcstm' -I. Oliiu Statt' Uniyvrsity JOHN AUSTIN DUNKEI. ,lolm B0ll!1'I7I'lll1llUlI, casual . . . lm! nl: so cutv. Ill-Y I, 2, 3, -I: Dram' Clulm l, 2, 3, -I: Nurwcstcr -I. Oliiu State University NANCY KAIIIQI, IIEISCII Numa 'lllu' impersmmtnr, witty, inzlustrimas. C. A. A. I, 2, 3, -I: C. R. I, 2: Y-'llccn 3, -Ig lfrcncli Clulv 3, -I: Spanisli Clulu -Ig Quill and Scroll 3, -I: Na- tional 'llwspian Society 3, -I: Ollicc Staif -I: Glu- Club I, 2: Cafeteria Stall' 3, -I: Oasis Stall' I, 2: Arlingtonian 3, -I: Minstrcl Show I, 2: Assist- ants' League 1, 2, -I3 L. D. A. Clulm I, 2, 3, -I: junior Class Play 3 CSUIIIID: Senior Class Play -I CCastU: Tlicspian Play 3 ISIMIU, -I QCast,I: Nor- wvstvr -Ig illnrcli -I. Miami University IIICIIAIID IIAIXIMONIJ CINCIIER Dick A rmnly smile, C0l1SILIL'I'K1IL'. lmrtl uwrkvr. Spauisll Clulm -I Llrvsi- mlcnt I: National ililicspiau Su- Cicty 3, -Ig Oasis Stall' -I: Arlingtunian 3: Junior Class Play 3 CCastI: Svniur Class Play -I QCastI: rlillicspian Play 3, -I QSIRIIIIIL 'llraclt I. -'IL illcnnis 2, -I: Nurwcstcr -I: Stuclvnt Council -I. llctllaucls l.lnivcrsity J IXIAIIIIEAN KIINI2 Alurijctm l'lHf1H'L' fizltllvr, trim, llrrftvry. C. A. A. I, 2, 3. -I: C. II. I, 2: Y-illccu 3, -I: Spanisli Clulm -I: National illlicspian Society 3, -I: Oasis Stall I. 2: Hamlin Cluli 3: Arling- tnniau 3, -I IiI'agv Iiclimrl IXlinst1'cl Slum' I, 2 CCastUg Assistants' League 2: I.. U. A. Cluli I, 2, 3: Clcc Cluls I, 2: luuiur Class Play 3 t'CastI: Scniur Class Play 3 fstalllbg rlllicspian Play 3 Q'StaII'I: l,i- lmrary Stall, I, 2. NAN NIETTIT IZLIZANOR I IOUVIZR Nun Sflmli'-lzizirvzl, swvct, fztturv llm'l41'Hv. C. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: C. II. I, 21 Y-lllvvu -I: Spanisli Clulm 4: Oasis Stall' 2: Hamlin Clulu -I, Arlingtuniau 3. -I: Alinstrvl Slum' I, 2 lQCastI: Glu- Clulb I, 2, -I: vlunim' Class l'lay 3 CStalI'5: Scniur Class lulav -I IStall'I: Tlivs- Dian Play 3 fStalllI: I.ilirary Stall' -I: Natinnal Tlicspian Sucivty -I: Nurwcstcr -I. Barry Calla-gc LARRY LYBARGER CREATHOUSE Y0lcum Star in anything, Floricla's the place for mel Varsity A 1, 2, 3, 4: Sigma Rho Club I, 2, 3, 4: Norwester 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3: Tennis I, 2, 3 QCaptainD, 4. Ohio State University BARBARA JEAN LEVVIS Burl? The luzitter, ciimiiziative, saucy. C. A. A. I, 2. 3: G. R. 1, 2: Y-Teen 3: Arlingtonian 3: Minstrel Show I, 3 CCastD: junior Class Play 3 CStafID: Thespian Play 3 CStaiI:D: N orwester 4. Ohio University VVILLIAM BYRON IRELAND Byron One of the crew, atlvertise- ment for Esquire. Pub Club I: French Club 3: Torch I, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Drac Club I, 2, 3, 4 CSee- retaryl: Senior Class Play 4 QCastD: Norwcster 4 CArt EditorD: Track 1, 2, 3: Swimming 3: Thespian Play 4 QCastD: National Thespian Society 4: Senior Scholarship Team. Ohio State University ANN LOXNNIAN Ann Sttwlious, efficient, liurrierl. C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: C. R. l, 2: Y-Teen 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: National Thespian Society 3, 4: Leaders' Class 4: Torch 2, 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Radio Club 2: Arling- tonian 3, 4 QPage Editorl: I.. D. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: -lunior Class Play 3 CStafID: Senior Class Play 4 QStaiID: Thespian Play 3 CCastl: Li- brary Staff 3, 4: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Norf wester 4. Miami University CAROLYN LONCABAUCH l'Carrot Blonde pagelioy, definite ideas. C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: C. R. I, 2: Y-Teen 3 fCabinetU, 4 CVice-presiclentU: Ol-hee Staff 4: Minstrel Show l, 2: T. A. C. Club I, 2, 3. 4: Clee Club I, 2: Alunior Class Play 3 CStalID: Senior Class Play 4 fStalID: National Thespian Society 4: Thesnian Play 4 CStaffD: Spanish Club 4: Norwester 4. Denison University MARY LOU JENTCEN Lou The delmtante, VVl1ite Shoulders addict. C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: C. R. I, 2: Y-Teen 4: Charm Boarcl 2: Spanish Club 4: Ollice Stall 3, 4: Oasis Staff 3: Minstrel Show 1, 2: S. A. 1. Club I, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club l, 2: Senior Class Play 4 QStafYj: Norwester 4. Ohio State University BEN HADLEY III Ben lflJony lzair, profile, S. C. prexy, tenor. Pub Club 3, 4: National Thespian Society 3, 4 QTreas- urerj: Leaders' Class 3, 4: Varsity A I, 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 3, 4 CPresi- clentj: Assembly Committee 3: Torch 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Drac Club I, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club 4: Junior Class Play 3 CCastD: Thespian Play 3 QCastD, 4 CCastD: Norwester 4: Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Senior Scholarship Team 4. Dartmouth College PATRICIA ANN KEATINC Pat llocular, gigglisli, easy-going. C. A. A. I, 3, 4: C. R. 1: Y-Teen 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: National Thespian Society, 4: Minstrel Show I, 2 CCastD: S. A. J. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glt-Q Club 1, 2, 4: Senior Class Play 4 CStatfD: Thespian Play 3 CStafI1D: hlixetl Chorus 4: Norwester 4. MICHAEL EDVVARIJ HAINIILTON Alike Quiet, good worker, Spanish student. Spanish Club 4: Arling- tonian 3, 4: Clee Club 4: -lunior Class Play 3 CStalI'U: Senior Class Play 4 fStall'il: Thespian Play 3, 4 QStalI'D: Norwester 4. hliami University BARBARA JEAN LOVELESS flgobljyll Devastating eyelashes, the socialite. C. A. A. 1, 2, 3 fCabinetD. 4: C. R. l, 2: Y-Teen 3, 4 CCabinetD: National Thes- pian Societv 3, 4: Cafeteria Staff I, 2, 3. 4: Oasis Staff 2: Minstrel Show I, 2: Assist- ants' League 4: T. A. C. Club I, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club 1, 2: junior Class Play 3 fCastU: Senior Class Play 4 CStafF5: Thespian Plav 3 fStaH3D: Ilomecoming Court 4: Spanish Club 4: Norwester 4. Denison University MAIIY ISAlRIiI,I,I .XIACKIQY Merry lag: lover, HI uzifr we tim! lar. C-. A. A. I. 2. 411. II. I. 2 ifahinet 2: ITTCIICII CIuIx 3, 4: National iilhespian Soeiety 3. 4: I.eamIers' C'Iass 3. 4 RSM' ret.:ryf'Iireasurer J: S t u ml e nt Couneii l. 2. 3 lSeeretary,i, 4: Asseinhly Committee I, 2, 4, 4: iI'fIl'L'I1 I. 2. 3, 4: Senior Scholarship Team 4: Na tional IIonor Society 3, 4: Senior flass Ifxeeutive Com- mittee 4: XIinstreI Show I, 2 iCast I: T. A. C. CIuIm I. 2. 3, 4: Ciee Cluim I, 2: Junior Class Play 3 lstatfilp Inter elulm Council 3. 4: Noryvester 4 IIfcIitoi In-CI1ieI'D. Pmatieiiiiie College IQOIIIQIIT CONNOIR LICCIQTT IIUIJ Strong Iitige, rvseniivles lim. strong elmruelcr. Varsity A 3. 4: Ili-Y 3. 4 i'CaIJinetD: Aiiingtonian 3, 4: Ilrae l'IuIm I, 2, 3. 4: Clee l'IuIJ 4: Noryvester 4: I:lN7IIlilII 2, 3. 4: Traci, I, 2: SXVIIIIINIIIQ 3, 4: Tennis 3. 4. VVooster foiiege I5I.I5ANOII LOUISI7. MAYNARIJ Ifimiuor Square dance fiemi, the orgiolist. C. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: C. R. I, 2: Y-Teen 3. 4: 'Iioreh 2: Minstrel Show I, 2: I.. IJ. A. Ciuim I, 2, 3, 4: -Iunior Class Play 3 fStaIIiU: Senior Class Piav 3. 4 4StaIIiJ: I3ancI I, 2. 35 Orchestra I, 2: Senior Qehoiarship Team 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Ciee CIuIv 4: Nor- yvester 4: Iloys' Clee CIuIr ' Aeeompanistb 4. Miami University. IIOCIQII IJILLPIIOS NIIISON ling Qimrtai'-Nclsmi Nt-IIiu , y1u'ctIs1t'r', Lil'llL1'L',I'L'. Varsity UA 4: Toreii I: lIiY 3, 4: Oasis Staff 3: Sigina Rho Cluh I. 2, 3, 4: Norxvester 4: I3ootImaII 2: Base- I7aII I. 2, 3, 4, Denison University JIANISI' IIARRIIII' Pl I'liII' I'eueIies ililll' ontiioor gui, peaeiiv ermiplvximi. C. A. A. I, 2. 3, 4 fViceA president I: Y-Teen 4: Span- ish Ciuh 4: National Thes- pian Fioeiety 3, 4: Oiiiee Stall' 4: Radio CIuIu 2: Minstrel Show I. 2 tCastI: Assistants' 7 1 iior lass aj . Irs anti Staiiilg Senior Class Play 4 iStaII'D: Tiiespian PIay 3, 4 i Staiiil: Norwester 4. Ohio University Ieague I, 2: Ciee Club I, -1 Iul Cl Plus 3 CCI! DONALD IIIiNI3Y KINNAN Gus Big eiflv HIOII,2UI'. one of the crcuu Iireneh Cluh 3, 4 Qiiireas urerfg Toreh I, 2, 3, 4: Ili-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Ciass Oiiicer I lTreasureriD: Minstrel Show 3: Urae Club I, 2, 3 t'I'reas- urerl 4: Senior Class Play 4 KCastU: Norwester 4: Foot- IJaII 3: Traek I, 2, 3: Swim- ming 2, 3: Senior Sehoiar- ship Team 4. Cornell University FREIJA ,IANFT NIUIQNCII Freda Ilaven Iiuir, quiet, sweet. G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4:11. R. I, 2: Y-Teen 3 Q'I'reasurerU. 4: Torch 2: Oasis Staii' 2: Arlingtonian 4: INI i n s t r eI Show I, 2: T. A. C. Club 3. 4: Giee CIuIv I, 2: Thespian Play 3 CStafI'U: Quill anti SeroII 4: Norwester 4. Ohio State University .IAAIHS STOIHIZIR l.IGGET'l' ,Iim Smart Iidge, resembles Holi, weight Iifter. Quill and SeroII 3, 4 QTreasurerD: Varsity A 3. 4: Iii-Y 3, 4: Ariingtonian 3. 4 CSports Eciitorlz Ilrae Club l, 2, 3, 4: Ciee CIuIn 4: Norwcster 4: I7ootImaII 4: Traek I. 2, 3, 4. Oberlin College If.VIil,YN KA'l'llI5.IilNIi IXIOON Ifl'iU Sense of Iiimmr, lwlumlie, smootii ciotizes. Fairview II i g I1 Sehool, Dayton, Ohio, I, 2: C. A. A. 4: Y-Teen 4: National Thes pian Society 4: junior Class Play 3 Cxstaililz Senior Class PIay 4 CStatIU: Thespian Play 3, 4 Qstalily: Spanish CInIx 4: Norwestcr 4. Barry College IIOLANIJ IIHOXVN INIOIIIIIS u'i1llIilH'H It's tile only solution . IViml that Izcap up riglun. Ili-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Ilrac CIuIm I, 2, 3, 4: Norwester 4: I3oothaII I: I3asIcetIJaII 2: Track I, 2. Miami University AIOYCE AlAE OLllOEl7ll 'loyee Illlllflllllf, yiiiiicioiis, stage striielc. C. A. A. 2, 3: C. R. l, 2: Y-'licen 4: Charm Roartl 4: National Thespian Society 2, 4, 4 KxPresitlentj: Student Council 4: Ollicc Stall 3, 4: Cafeteria Stall 3, 4: Minstrel Show l: L. D. A. Club 3. 4 flireasurerj: Clee Club l, 2. 4: junior Class Play 3 CiStutl- ent llirectorl: Senior Class Play 4 QCastD: Thcspian Play 3: Library Stall 2. Ohio State University jAMES ALLEN PYNE jim .fllivays lmrrieil, mlwitl Clzerie fmz. Greenbrier Military School, Lewisburg, YV. Va. 1, 2, 3: Sophomore L Club 2 QSec- rctaryj: V a r s i ty Baseball Manager 2: Boxing 2: Foot- ball l: Basketball I, 2: Base- ball 2: Swimming 4: lli-Y 2, 3, 4: Oasis Stall: 3. The Citadel MARY LOUISE AIOYSE Mary Liluzlzlcf, zlemiire, reser1'eii. Roosevelt junior High School, Cleveland Heights, Ohio l: Cleveland Heights High School 2, 3: junior Literary Society 2: C. A. A. 2, 3, 4: C. R. 2: Y-Teen 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: 'liorch 3: L. D. A. Club 3. 4: Clee Club 2: Norwester 4. Miami University DONALD ROBERT QUILLICAN Don Qiiilleriim , Follow me home , On to Oklalzoiiiaw. Vtlestern Military Acacl cmy 1, 2: Sigma Rho Club 4: Tennis 3: Golf 4: Nlixetl Chorus 4: Thespian Play 4 l,StallD. Ohio State University I urp Siltry looking, iiuiizty, twinlcle toes. St. Alary of the Springs lligh School ll C. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: National 'lilies- pian Society 4: Minstrel Show 2 tCastj: S. A. Club 3, 4 Cllistorianl: Clee Club 1, 2, 4: Mixetl Chorus 4: junior Class Play 3 tsfllflilz Senior Class Play 4 liStalliD: Thespian Play 3 tStailD: Norwester 4. Ohio State University .XNNE ALENE PURPUS .. , .. I . , NANCY lJVt'lCll'l' OCRADY UO.. Slant eyes, eifervesceiil, infections giggle. C. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: C. R. 1, 2 tNCabinctj: Y-Teen 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: National 'lihespian Society 3. 4: Cale teria Stall' 4: Oasis Stall' l, 2: Alinstrel Show I, 2: L. D. A. Club l, 2, 3 txllistorianj, 4 t,SecretaryJ: Clee Club l, 2: junior Class Play 3 fStall'j: Senior Class Play 3 lStall'D. 4 QStall'J: ilihespian Play 3 t,Staffj: Debate learn l, 2: National liorensic League l. 2: Torch 4: Norivester 4. Aliami University PATRICIA ANN RESS Pat il-lit' L'l1llL'SfTitH1, precise, lmniy. Ruchtel ll i g li School, Altron, Ohio, l, 2: Comwolei Club l, 2: Clee Club 1: C. A, A. 2, 3, 4: C. R. l, 2: Y-Teen 3, 4: Ollice Stall' 2, 4: Arlingtonian 4: junior Class Play 3 QStall'j: Senior Class Play 4 tStallD: llonoi' Roll l, 2: Nortvestcr 4. University of Vllisconsin ,IAMES OXNEN ROILER IS H.ltlllliL'H Five tleiir tim! mimic Mil- waulcee fiiniozisn, Wim! persomilityll Pub Club 4: National ilihespian Society 2. 3 tvice- presitlentj, 4: Varsity A 3, 4: Hi4Y 3 cCabinctj, 4: Class Olheer 3 QVice-prcsi- tlentj: Rarlio Club 2, 3. Arlingtonian 4: llrae Club l, 2, 3, 4 QPresiclcntj: Clec Club 4: junior Class Play 3 CCastD: Senior Class Play 2 CCastD, 3 QCastD: ilihespian Play 3 CCastD: Norwester 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Track 1: Swimming l, 3: Golf l, 2, 3, 4 fcaptainl. VVilliains College NANCY jO RICKIQTT Hlfxlciriirf' Flowing tresses, gomi imtiireil. flHI'lOl'lII2. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G. R. l, 2: Y-Teens 3, 4: Quill anti Scroll 3, 4: National Thes pian Society 3, 4: Arlington- ian 3, 4 CHeacllinc Etlitorl: Minstrel Show l, 2 tCasti: Clee Club l, 2, 4: Mixetl Chorus 4: junior Class Play 3 CStaflD: Senior Class Play 4 CStaflU: Thespian Play 3, 4 fStal'lj: Norwester 4. Stephens College L. ROBERT PARKER Roll Re-imp, yew , might as well . North High School, Columbus l, 2, 3: Sigma Rho Club 4: Clec Club 41 Senior Class Play 4 t,Cast,D: Norwester 4: Thespian Play 4 fStaffD. Ohio State University IlOIllfIliIi XVILSON llliPlNl3 Hal: llolzlm, xlL'i1ily , man ilmul tmwl, 'lm clyin' . . Varsity UA 3. 4: Senior Class lixeeutiye Conunittee 4: lliY 3, 4 Lxiiee-presitlentj: Drae Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Nor- wester 4 kSports litlitorj: Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3: Inter-Club Council 2: Coll, 4. Miami Uniyersity I,OIlAI,l:lf IlODliI1ICK li0i'V-YI' Never ll ilull H10Hlt'Hf, li0j.flllSlI. , 2: 5 : it 'eteria Stall' 2: Minstrel Show I, 2: S. A. Club I, 2, 3, 4 iSer- geant at arms J: junior Class Play 3 fStalI',J: Senior Class Play 4 lStalll: Library Stall' 2, 4: National 'lihespian So, eiety 4: Norwester 4. Ohio State University C. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: C. IX. I 7 Y Inns 4 ill DAVID GRlf.If.N SIIPIYNIAN ax.. Slmleiifs elmiee, one of the crew. Pub Club 4: Preneh Club 3: I.eacIers' Class 3, 4: Var- sity A I, 2, 3 tViee-pres- iclent D, 4: Stuclent Council l, 2, 3, 4 lViee presitlentlz As- sembly Committee 2: Torch I. 2, 3, 4: National llonor Society 3, 4: Senior Class Hx- eeutiye Committee 4: Class Ollieer I Kllresitlentil, 2 4 lreasurer D, 3 I Presitlentv. 4 I Presiclentl: Drae Club I, 2, 3, 4 'Vice presiclentjz Nor- wester 4: Ilaslietball I, 2, 3, 4 4'CaptainD: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. IO ANN SNIAIYI' -lo Dry liuumrisl, 4IlL'lll!1l, lleury illorgmz iIe1'oteL'. C. A. A. I. 2, 4, C. ll. l. 2: Y-It-en 4: I7reneh Club 3, 4: 'lioreh 3, 4: Oas's Staff 3: 1 Minstrel Show I, 2 QCastil1 'I'. A. C. Club 2, 3. 4: Clee Club I, 2: -Iunior Class Play 3 1StaII'l: Senior Class Play 4 tStaIl'l: Senior Scholarship 'I'eam 4: Norwester 4 CAsso- eiale Ptlitorj. Ohio VVesleyan University PAUL CRAIC Shlllll Su1i1ty fbiiimissein' of tlm lllmlel-A. wouzarz-liuler l?l. Varsity A 4: lli-Y 3, 4: Sigma Ilho l, 2. 3, 4: Nor- wester 4: liootball 3, 4: iliraeli 3: Inter-Club Council 4: Ilancl 2. Ohio State University IXIARJORIE ANN SETZER Margie Yell , eensclvss eizergy, Izappyvgo-luclcy. C. A. A. I LCabinetU, 2 lCabineO, 3 QCabinctD, 4 QCabinetD: C. ll. 1, 2: Pub Club 3, 4: Oasis Stall- 2: Ar' lingtonian 3, 4: hlinstrel Show I, 2 QCastD: T. A. C. Club l, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club l, 2: Junior Class Play 3 tStaIliD: Senior Class Play 4 tStaII'j: Cheerleatler 3, 4: Ollice Stall 4: Norwester 4. Ohio State University ILRNILST ANCILL 'I'I3ll7l7ON Hlfl'IllL I Creek Coal, HilllICl'L X no ilc'L'iSl0i1 llL'l'L'.H Pub Club 3, 4: Varsity A 3, 4: Stutlent Council 1, 2, 3: lli-Y I, 2, 3: Class Ollicer 2 QPresicIentU: Sig'u.1 Rho Club l, 2, 3, 4 QPresi4 clentil: Norwester 4: Football 3 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4 LCaptainD: Swim- ming I: lnterfCIub Council 3, 4. Ohio State University BARBARA JIQANN SINCLAIIK ,lemnzy liriemlly, the singer, ii willing lwlpur. C. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 3, 4 QCabinet3: Spanish Club 4: National Thespian Soeiety 4: Olliee Stall' 4: Cafeteria Stall' 3, 4: Oasis Staff 2: Arlingtonian 3, 4: lxlinstrcl Show l, 2 tCastD: Assistants' League 4: L. D. A. Club 2, 3, 4: Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4: ,lunior Class Play 3 fStalIiU: Senior Class Play 4 lCastD: Debate Team l, 2: Library Stall l. 2, 4: hlixecl Chorus 4: National Forensic League l, 2, 3, 4: Norwester 4. Stephens College PAUL MAXWELL SIIEPARD, Jr. Paul SI1epie , that new look in ears. Leatlers' Class 4: Varsity A 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Arling- tonian 3 CiStaIYU: Minstrel Show 2: Thespian Play 3 QSIQIIUQ Track 3, 4 thlan- agerb: liancl I, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra I, 2, 3, 4: Dance liancl 2, 4: Norwester 4: Coll' 4: Saxophone Quartet 3, 4. Ohio VV:-sleyan University NANCY SANOR Duffy Y0' slio' am sl1arp.I , rziiimntcd. C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CCabi- netilz C. ll. l, 2: Y-Teen 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Arling- tonian 4: T. A. C. Club l, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club 1, 2, 4: Mixccl Chorus 4: Senior Class Play 4 LCastD: Nor- wester 4. Ohio State University. fs Q . is 3 s s E :Q 4 51 5 -el .. 93, A X F BEVERLY JANE SAWYER Bev Now lemme tell ya! girl about town. C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CCabi- netj, C. R. I, 2, Pub Club 3, 4 QSecretaryD, National Thes- pian Society 3, 4, Senior Class Executive Committee 4, Arlingtonian 3, 4, hflinstrcl Show, I, 2 CCastD, S. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CVice-presi- dcntj, Glee Club I, 2, Thes- pian Play 3 QStaffJ, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Oflice Stalf 4, Nor- wester 4. Ohio State University JAMES E. SHERRARD Jim Aleclzanic, l'll fire tlzis heap yet . Hi-Y 3, 4, Sigma Rho Club 3, 4, Clee Club 4. Miami University BARBARA LOU SMITH Barb Get serious , excitable, Pub Club booster. C. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, G. R. I. 2, Charm Board 3, 4 CVice- Chairmanl, Pub Club I, 2, 3, 4 CTreasurerD, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Cafe- teria Staff 1, 2, 3, Radio Club 3, 4, Arlingtonian 4, Minstrel Show l, 2, Assistants' League 1, 2, 4, T. A. C. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3 QStal'D, Senior Class Play 3, 4 CStatID, Thespian Play 3 CCastj, Norvvester 4. Ohio VVesleyan University ROBERT RICHARD ROYCE Dick 'lTlze Florida Kitt , muscle-man. VVestern Military Acad- emy I: Drac Club 2, 3, 4, Norwester 4. Miami University HELEN PAIGE SMITH Helen Dates Dream, quiet, statuesque. C. A. A. 1,22 C. R. I, 2: Spanish Club 2: Minstrel Show 1, 2, Clec Club I, 2, 3: Library Staff I, 3, 4, Nor- wcster 4. Ohio State University DOROTHY VIRGINIA SPETNACEI.. Dot Small but self-coizfiulent, Oasis worker. Cv. A. A. 1, 2, C. R. l, Y- Teen 4, Spanish Club 4, Torch l, 2, 3, 4, Oasis Stall: 3, 4 CChairmanD, Junior Class Play 3 CStal'fj, Senior Class Play 4 QStatIj, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Nor- wcster 4. Ohio State University GAY THOMAS Cay Camay complexion, meticulous. C. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, C. R. I, 2, Y-Teen 3, 4 CSecre- tarYD: Spanish Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Arlingtonian 4, blinstrel Show l, 2, S. A. Club l, 2, 3, Glue Club 1, 2, Junior Class Play 3 CStatlJ, Senior Class Play 4 CStatfJ, Torch 4, Norwcster 4. Northwestern University FRANK CHARLES STARR Frank U. A.'s Beau Brummel Bedford gang. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Sigma Rho Club I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I CManagerJ, Track 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Varsity A 4. Miami University. BARBARA LOUISE STEMEN Barb Oli that blnslil, tlzc linguist. Y-Teen 4, Iircnch Club I, hlinstrel Show l, L. D. A. Club 2, 3, 4, Glcc Club I, 4. VVcstern College CAROL JOYCE SVVISHER Carol Competent, amiable, newly arrived. University High School, Columbus, 1, 2, 3: Christmas Committee 2, 3, Clcc Club 2, 3 CSccrctaryJ, Cirls' Lcarlers' Club l, 2: C. A. A. 3: Y- Tcen 4, Senior Class Play 4 CStafl'J, National Thespian Society 4, Torch 4, Norvvcs- ter 4. Miami University iioxai ii II'lfC'I'OII Q. II f IHII o pvp. X ,fXI I I IJIIII mor it-ootvr lllilll, I'f1Iv', National Ilicspiari Socictv 4, -I1 Xiarxilx' 41 Ili X' 3: II.uIio Cilulm 5: fXrIiugtoni:ui 4: ISIN-Iiall 3, 4: NUI'XX'C'5IL'l' I CIIlio Stats Ilriircrsity I'.XLII :X XXIIIIIIXXIS I'ii14Iii C'oIIOt'toi' of C'IlNIlHll'I'l'5, lIUIISL'l74IIAIvI' girl. C' 'X 'X I 74-I'C' II v.i.i..-,.,.u.. I, 2: X Ivvn 4: I'rt-nt-Ii C Iuli 4, 4 1 I'n-sitlt-nt J: Quill :ml Scroll 4, .'Xsst'mImIy Cforu mtltvt' 4. 4: Ioruli I, 2, 3, 4: Cllass Clllivcr I iSt'L'l'n'- tiry J: Clllicv Stall' 4: Arling- toliiatll -I Cirrulatiou Mana gui' 2: Nlilistrcl S I1 o xx' I Cuxt iz fXxsixlants' I.cagut' 2. 4' I 'X C Clulml 7 'I 4' Iuuiir C'Itsx I'Iix -I git IIN 1 ... L' I ll I Svuior Clues I'I.1x' 4 fStalI' iz Ilomvn-oming C'ourt 4: Nor- u't'NIl'I' 4: 91-uior Scliolarxliip I'i'am 4. C'orm'II Ilriivi-rxilv XX'II.I.IiXM IJYIQII SII'I I'ON iIIiIu- I'm Clint, I'I1'mnr4II1 Iriver? I't'rfvt'I Imilil. Xiarsily XXII 4: IIIY I. 2, 4 I Ill it C Iuli I 2 3 4 Iootlmall I, 2, 5, 43 Iiasclmall I 7 4 X '7 'I -, 1 Svinirning -. .1 orwcxtcr 4, Iiaslictliall 4, C Im' Cflulm 4. Xliami Ilnivcrsity. IiXC4QCIIiI,INIi I,OUISIf fIfI.I.iXIC ,IucIci4: lim illx Iiioifn, clriclrlvt l'll0IIll7L'Ii, mitv. C' fX fX '7 4 4'C' I4 7' 1. .i...., , , v. .... X lovin 4, 4: Clllicc Stall 4: Oasis Stall' 2: iXrIingtoniau 4: Iinxtrcl Slum' 2 rQCaSt7, ssixlauts' Icaglic 2, 4: I.. IJ. .fX. C'IuIx 2, 3, 4 lClIIict'r I: Iunior C4Iass Play YI CSIAIIIIUL St , II Xlixt-tl CIIiorus 2, 4, Iilmrary Sl Xorwwtci' 4. 'nior C'Iass I'IaV 4 IS i IIE: all 4: Spanish C'IuI1 -I: Oliio State' Ilriivcrsitx' IIXXIIIII IICYAIIVII4 XIJXNSCIN XXIINKLIIII IImm'i ' I'rIi!oi', i'l'l1IL', iIIIl'ov1S il tUIlll'lHIl'Ii. Quill ancl Scroll 4, 4: Stu- CIl'IlI Cfourwil 4: Arlinutonian 5 4 iI5cIitor ig Ilrac C'IuIr 2. 4 I C lu C Iulm -I -g I -' ' 1 'I'Iit-spiim I'I.ix' 4 i Cust J. Clliio State' Ilnivcrsity .IINXN i'ouNc:QLiis'r ,Ivan l3iII'x girl. Qiivwiiv, iiiiivicslic. CI. IX. fX. I, 2, 5, 4: Cl. II. I, 23 Xwlvccii 3, 4: Xlinstrvl Sliow I, 2 CC.ast J, I. fX. Ci. Cflulm I, 2 4,41 C,Ict'C-IuIw I, 2, -Iunior Class Play 5 iStaII'D, Ilomccouiiugg Quvcn 4, C'Iiarm IIoarcI 41 OIIIL-u Stalli 2. 4: Assistants' Iasaigllt' 4g Spanish Cfluli 4: Nor'u'n'stcr 4 tCircuIation Klanagvr I. Uliio State' Ilriivwsity XX'II,I,I1XM IDiXI.Il XX'INIlI7,I4S. Ir. I'I'imIi H Iuilristrioiis, rlupcirilirlviv, sense ol' Irrmmr. Spanisli Clulu 4 t'I'i1'as urvrlg It-iitlci-5' Cvlaxs 4, 4' Ili Y 3: Class Ollicvr' 1 iX'iCc'- prcsirIcntI. C'aI'ctci'ia Stall' I: !XrIingtoniau 5 LfXLIx'ci:tisiiig Managcrl, 4 tI31lsim'ss Klau- agcri: Ilrac Ciluli 2, 3. 4- Norwvcstcr' 4: Ilaml I, 2, TI, 4: Clrclwstra 5, 4: I5am'c Iiancl 4. Oliio State lIlIIX'L'I'SIIX' MIXIXX' IIUIII XX'IfIClI5I IIIari' I t'vi'vI1mIy's pal, xyiiipirtliviir. iippi'cI1viisi1'c. Cl. IX. IX. I, 2. 3. 4 tI'1vs- ICICIIIIQ Cl. IX. 2: X'-'Icuri 5, -I CIIistorianU: Cliarm Iloarcl 4: National Tlwspian Society 3. 4: Stuclcnt Council 4 CSvci'c- taryiD: 'I'oruIx 3: Senior Class Iixccutivc Committcc 4: Cial- ctcria Stall' 5: fXrIingtonian 3, 4: iXIinstrcI Sliow I. 2: 1Xssis tants' Iragllc I: S. IX. AI. Clulx I, 2, 3, 4 tI'rcsitIcntI: Cllcc Club I, 2: -Iunior C'Iass Play 3 CCast'D: Sunior Class Play 3 l,StalI',D. 4 tStaII-I: Tlicspian Play 3 iCT.ist U: Spanish Club 4: Norwcatcr 4 Icirls' Sport Fclitor I. Oliio State Univvrsity 'IIIOIVIIXS XX'IfI.I.INCi'I'C7N VXUXYIIIQIIS Stag lX'I0sc's Imlrlviug gait, IfVI11z-H-z11? . I3vm' cout . Varsity IX 4, Iorcli I, 21 Ili-Y 3, 4: Ilrac Cflulv I, 2, 3, 4, Norwvstcr 4, Basclwall I, 2, 3. 4: Gulf 3. Oliio State CIniw.'i'sity NIXXIIIIIIA JXNN XXX-XI Iilflt iXIui't1 ' 'full uml poixvil, giiicioirx nmiimw. Ci.fX.1X. I, 2, TI, 41Ci. II. I, 2: Y-'licvri 5, 4: Cwliarm Iloarcl 4: Iirviicli C'IuIm 5. 4 I Sn-crctary5: I.L-aclcrm' Class -I: Torcli I: fXl'IIllgIllI1I2lll 3: Minstrel Sliow I, 2 IC.lsII1 'IX IX. CY Cilulx 5. 4: -Illlllill' Class Play 3 ISIQIIII: Senior Class Play 4 lStalI'iI: Ciluc Cilulx I, 2: Norwcstcr -I. Clliio Stats CIi1ix'ci'sitx- DAVID HOlNlER STEWART Dave Reserved, imperturlaalzle, lily larotlzer . . , flue . Spanish Club 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Minstrel Show l, 2: Sig- ma Rho Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Ohio State University JOYCE HELEN LUCKE joyce Always late, size 4 shoes, petite. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. P.. I, 2: Y-Teen 3, 4: Office Staff 2: Oasis Staff 2: Arling- tonian 4: Minstrel Show 1, 2: Assistants' League 3, 4: T. A. C. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club I, 2: junior Class Play 3 CStaffD: Senior Class Play 4 CCast, Stafflg National Thes- pian Society 4: Spanish Club 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Thes- pian Play 4. Stephens College MARY JO KLINKER Mary Io Vivacious, social lfutterfly, genuine. Our Lady of Victory High School, l, 2, 3: Class Officer 1 QVice-presidentD, 2 CPresi- clentj: G. A. A. 4: Y-Teen 4: Arlingtonian 4: S. A. Club 4: Glee Club 4: Senior Class Play 4 CStaffD: National Thespian Society 4: Norwes- ter 4. Ohio State University ln Memory MARGARET ANN CEYER Peggy Pep meeting standby, the jokester. C. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: G. R. l, 2: Y-Teen 3: Pub Club I, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3 CSecretaryD, 4: Office Staff 3: Cafeteria Staff 3: Oasis Staff 3: Minstrel Show 1, 2: Assist- ants' League 4: T. A. C. Club I, 2, 3, 4: Clee Club l, 2: Spanish Club 4: Nor- wester 4. Western College ERNEST ANDREVV JOHNSON Andy Atlus , fortitude plus, the Grey Streak . Varsity A 4: Hi-Y 4: Oasis Staff 1, 2: Radio Club l, 2: Drac Club l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Norwester 4: Football 3, 4: Torch 4: Sen- ior Scholarship Team 4. Ohio Weslcyaim University of our beloved classmates lean Rieiclenbach anal lim Pyne Page Twenty-five M 'V ,Own Haaaf5 ?5wJ6ff25lw.'m.?6m?Qf' if Page Twenty-eight Class Will The Class of 1948 wills to all classes of the future the good times we've had in our senior year, but we take with us our treasured memories of high school days. DAVE SHERMAN leaves his job as hero of the eighth grade to Doug Goodsell. JERRY DONAHUE wills his erudite Civics Class remarks to Herb Brown. PAT KEATINC hequeatlis her lofty stature to Jim Emanuelson. NANCY SANOR wills her openhouses to Nancy Vesper. JIMMY ROBERTS leaves the halls peaceful once more. JEAN YOUNGQUIST bequeaths her blonde beauty to Nancy Redman. LORALEE RODERICK wills that Roderick way of wearing skirts to Sue Gingher. CHUCK EVERSON wills his pompadour back to Madame. POLLY IPIEIER bequeaths her seat in Physics Class to Ann Reinhart. TOM BUTLER wills his crow calls back to the crows. BOB REPINE leaves his initials on every desk. JANET PETRIE bequeaths her nicknames to any other good natured underclass- man. ANGELO CIPRIANO wills his golden throat back to R. C. A. Victor. MARTHA WALKER wills that model look to her sister. BARBARA SMITII entrusts her senior picture to the freshman class. JIM BARNES leaves, still arguing. ALICE leaves the school Barer0ftless for the lirst time in many years. JOHN BURNESON wills his calm attitude on life to Nina Weigel. DOROTHY SPETNAGEL wills her mathematical aptitude to Einstein. GLORIA CAMPBELL hequeaths her laugh to Freddy Vickers. DAVE DENNING and RALPH WINKLER will their pipes to Mac. BARBARA COLBGRNE leaves a year too soon. BILL SUTTON wills Donald Duck back to the juveniles. MARIJEAN KLINE leaves with Bob. ' ABE BASSETT hequeaths his witty remarks to H. V. Kaltenhorn. MARJORIE SETZER leaves, still cutting her red hair shorter and shorter. BYRON IRELAND entrusts his men of distinction to Life magazine. PAT RESS wills her Problems Class notes to anyone with acute writer's cramp. BOB PARKER leaves his corner of the Arlingtonian. NANCY O'GRADY bequeaths her Irish giggle to Patrick Henry. DICK BERNSDORF wills his quiet ways to Bobby Hager. ALF will - still be around. JO SMART wills her senior locker to John, then Jimmy, then no Moe. BILL CLAPP leaves the treasury empty. PAULA WILLIAMS bequeaths her lovely looks and legs to Susie Keeley. NANCY HETSCH wills her deep voice to Diann Auld. ANN PURPUSES to leave with her usual grace. BILL EWING bequeaths his five o'clock shadow to the Smith Brothers. JOHN DUNKEL wills his charm - Thats a lulul BETTY KNIGHT wills her aristocratic look to Joan Hullfish. DON KINNAN leaves Miss Randall still trying to regain her equilibrium. MARY JO KLINKER entrusts her personality smile to Sandy Watldell. FREDA MUENCH wills her black hair and quiet manner to Shirley Ruh. EMILY ECKELBERRY leaves, still tendin' to her knittin'. JACK YOUNGQUIST wills his Swedish descent to Oley'l Johnson. HELEN SMITH leaves her long hair to Hairless Joe. DON QUILLIGAN wills his sarcasm to Pete Edwards. ANNE leaves Walter and Jimmy to carry on the Hamilton tradition. JOANN GILBERT wills her mansion to anyone who wants to have MIKE HAMILTON wills his crewcut to John Fickes. JOYCE OLI IOEFT bequeaths her sophistication to Aim Kaminerling. GAY TI IOMAS leaves, still gay. TOM WATERS entrusts his everlasting silence to the stars. DAVE STEWART leaves, without a backward glance. JOANNE BECKMAN wills her mysterious air to David Shafer. BETH BENNETT entrusts her individuality to Marianne Merriman. JIM SHERRARD wills his strong silent type to Eugene Weigel. MARY MOYSE leaves in her quiet, soothing way. openhouse. Class Will DICK BLOWER wills his art of kissing to all our future football captains. DON VALTZ bequeaths his baseball shoes to whomever they may lit. CAY BELCHER wills her activity schedule to Sam Licklider. ANDY JOHNSON leaves without Amos. LARRY CREATHOUSE speeds away. JEAN CRIFFITH bequeaths her meticulous ways to Barbara Moore. DAVID FENNER leaves, and he just came. BOBBY JEAN LOVELESS wills her diary to all curious underclassmen. CAROLYN LONCABAUCH wills the June Allyson in her to the Thespians. BOB LICCETT leaves - or was that Jim? PEGEY CEYER bequeaths her theme song, Leave The Dishes In The Sink , to er sister. PATSY CEYCAN wills her dimples to Connie Sutton. FRANK leaves wishing on a Starr to Carolyn. MARILYCITI ADAMS wills the pert shake of her head to Winken, Blinken, and Nod - no youl BILL WINDERS entrusts his bicycle to any fool who will ride it to Lake Erie. BARBARA CLINCER bequeaths her car to the Ford Museum. DICK CINCHER wills his homing pigeons to the air mail service. MARY LOU JENTCEN wills her Ol so lovely clothes to Carolyn Ellis. ERNIE TRIFFON bequeaths his physique to Roger Eells. CAROL SWISHER leaves to become typing champion of the world. ROLAND MORRIS entrusts his cardigans to Joe College. MARY LEE leaves her Harmon-y to Miss Schoonover. ROGER NELSON wills half his brotherly love. PAT BRADY wills her boisterous voice to Bob MacEwan. ELEAQNOR DELONC entrusts her ability for unending conversation to Father ime. DICK CLARK wills a bar to Doc Kunkler. EVELYN MOON leaves, looking for the man there. MARY RUTH WEIGEL bequeaths her friendliness to everyone. DICK ROYCE wills his Haxen hair to Linda. DIANE KING entrusts her pattern of sweet simplicity to Ronnie Green. TOM BUEL wills his line to Ferdinand the Bull. DEANE DUNLAP leaves, still counting her calories. JEANN SINCLAIR wills Cod Bless Those Colden Bears to the teams of '48-49. TOM FULLER bequeaths his ability to stump the experts to some elder tree. NANNETTE HOOVER entrusts her tapping talents to Martha de Mey. MARY MACKEY leaves to take care of her Kiddy Carr. ANN LOWMAN leaves the hockey held for bigger gamefcollege, that isl PAUL SHEPARD wills his easy-going manner to Katie Montgomery. ELEANOR MAYNARD bequeaths her sun lamp to the Redskins. NANCY RICKETT leaves the mass migrations alive. PAUL SMITH entrusts the Crane, Sickles, Belcher, Smith jalopy to Jimmy Cerlach. BEV SAVVYER wills her sparkling eyes to fun-loving Elaine Fallon. NATALIE HURSEY leaves to major in matrimony. BOB DRAKE leaves behind an endless trail of ex-girl friends. JACKIE ZELLAK bequeaths her bangs to Ishkabibul. JOYCE LUCKE wills her hands lovely to touch to Jergen's Lotion. JACK COLLINS wills his muscles to the Boxer Rebellion. PATTY BOWSER leaves with her tom-tom. ALICE HILL wills the Y-Teens to an industrious underclassman. BEN HADLEY leaves his polished manners to Kickl' Tice. CAROL JACKSON bequeaths her freckles to Bill Gardiner. BARBARA LEWIS leaves her eight glasses of milk a day order with Elsie, the Borden Cow. BILL CGTNER leaves his mark in history as the first, last, and always good-natured red head. PHYLLIS ALLEN bequeaths her peaches-andfcream complexion to Shredded Ralston. ALEX CECIL entrusts his ability to be late to every class to David Mayer. Page Twenty-nine 1 I 'K 1 UL 1 J Q, ,M6 sf ,ff 9' ,- N. and N...-1-P Pik,-1-F' K K . J-M '35 we Qw 12 -5 0w4 fs M. va ,. gg- L, W : V WD' ' uyiigkl Ji 'Wa il 1.54 Eff Q59 .,5 1? ' M5 W' wmmw- R - my xs'1ww Wwwvf UV ' Q17 if v g 'WGS' 2 ig QQ aw 3,2 ,EQ Class History ln September 1936, our long-anticipated school days arrived at last. We breathlessly started our education with some of our more bashful classmates behind pianos and under desks. Our first home- work assignment consisted of what might be termed surrealist drawings, at least no one understood them. But our early life was not all work. One of our first activities was the formation of a first grade band featuring cymbals, tambourines, and castanets. Aside from these bizarre instruments, there was the triangle section for those of us with little or no talent. At regular intervals we were permitted to strike one note on our triangle. The members of our graduation class who started here at Arlington were as follows: Eleanor Maynard, Phyllis Allen, Cay Belcher, Eleanor DeLong, Joanne Beckman, Alice Barcroft, Marjorie Setzer, Nancy Sanor, Dorothy Spetnagel, Dave Sherman, Bill Winders, Bill Clapp, Bob Repine, Barbara Clinger, Paula Williams, Bobby Jean Loveless, Beth Bennett, Ann Hamilton, Alex Cecil, Bill Sutton, John Burneson, Don Quilligan, Roger Nelson, Joyce Lucke, lim Roberts, Dick Blower, Ben Hadley, Cay Thomas, Jean Youngquist, Jack Youngquist, Jim Barnes, Chuck Everson, Larry Creathouse, Andy Iohnson, Dick Royce, Dick Cingher, Frank Starr, Polly Heier, Nancy Rickett, Emily Eckelberry, Dave Stewart, and Mary Ruth Weigel. Moving on to the second grade, we looked back with scorn on the juvenile antics of the new Hrst grade class. In the middle of the year we rolled up our knee socks, hoisted our chairs on our shoulders, and, braving the icy weather, evacuated the wooden barracks for the big high school. Iimmy Barnes was generally thought to be the best dresser of our class. His wardrobe featured sharp brown corduroy knickers and high top boots. Phyllis Allen also deserves some mention with her multi- colored striped knee socks, flowered dresses, and plaid hairbows. The third grade witnessed the musical pageant to end all musical pageants- The Pied Piper of Hamlin, complete with kiddies dancing the Big Apple in mouse suits. In the fourth grade we found that our moving days were not over. This time we all migrated to the beautiful new elementary school on Barrington Road. It was a most important event when we got to have our names put in the corner-stone. Everyone worked for weeks perfecting his signature. After all, some descendant a thousand years hence would dig up our corner-stone, and it would be more than embarrassing to have a blot of ink after your name! At the end of this year we all carried home clay ashtrays, vases and animals with which to decorate our living rooms, much to the dismay of our parents, who would tactfully suggest that they would look much better in the basement or garage. In the fifth grade Miss Clarabelle Pooleis homeroom, a miniature Beulah Park, was the scene of many wild bets as to who would finish his subtraction problems first. The odds were lowest on Bill Clapp, Alex Cecil, and Chuck Everson. However, our artistic talents were not forgotten, for after a hard morning studying about George Washington, we were sufficiently inspired to climb to the third Hoor to dance the minuet for Miss Blake. In the sixth grade signs of definite maturity began to appear, but many budding romances were discouraged by the police, who were opposed to riding double on bicycles. Since this was the first year of the war, winter snow caused many of our class to entrench themselves behind the bicycle racks for snowball skirmishes, along with the usual sledding in the gorges of the Scioto Colf Course. Arriving in the seventh grade, we were heartbroken about having no more recesses, but we were compensated by the exercise we got rushing from one class to another. This year we also had a wide choice of electives, namely-music and art. Many rivals for Betty Crable were discovered when warmer weather forced a number of lads to doff their long woolies for short pants. Besides our grades, in our eighth school year we also had three other FSU-fringed scarves, Frank Sinatra, and football. As this year finally came to an end, we looked forward with leering anticipation to the days when we would be big shots in high school. As we began our long careers as upper classmen, many of us began to plan extended vacations to ancient Rome, Mexico City, and Paris in order to practice our newly-acquired knowledge of foreign languages. One of the most exciting events of the year came when the freshman girls' chorus, in- spired by patriotic ambitions, tramped through acres of snowdrifts to Lockbourne Army Air Base to present a program of Christmas carols. This year also marked our first entrance into vaudeville since many of us participated in Krazy Kapersf' We were led through this year by president, Dave Sher- man: vice-president, Deane Dunlap, secretary, Paula Williams, treasurer, Don Kinnan. Mr. Jones coached his classes of sophomore biology in the delicate art of dissecting bugs, worms. frogs, and other miscellany. With due credit to Mr. Cavins, we emerged from this year as the richest class in the history of the school. Many trees, lamp-posts, and old ladies suHFered from our first at- tempts at driving. One of the most frequent causes for accidents was waving and honking to attract attention as we drove merrily down Arlington Avenue. Our officers were president, Ernie Triffon, 'vice-president, Bill Windersg secretary, Ann Hamilton, treasurer, Dave Sherman. P Continued on page 120 Page Thirty three UNI OR S ' U Hun! work ami earnest desires qualify them as tomorroufs seniors E w E . qw I7III9 I' IIOXV: KI41rlI11l CIIUXIUII, AILlI'U1lI'L'I NCISOI1, IQQIIIILTIIIL' IXI0l1IUUll1Cl'X', Marv IXI1Il'ULIl'L'I IVUIIIQV i fl D Y t THF ' , , ,'i , IIalrIm.lrn Ihurgum, -Immun IIuIII1sI1. IJIQIINI IXLIICI, Sum Pray, Ilorls Lll'IxIL'. SIQCUNID IIUIV: CQIQ-nn IIUILI, SIIIIAIISY IILIII, NInrion JLlllIiL'l'l11ilI1, AILIVILIIIIIC NIL-n'l'i111g1l1. AIg1riIx'n lilmlw, Priscilla XIQIVQI, .Xnnv IICIIIIILIIT, S:1rzlI1 IincII, .Ioan Iiwycr, IIcrIv I3rmx'n. I I I IIIZIJ IIC NV: IJIQIX Nlzly, I3iI Mg-Slum-. IoIm Ogicr, Iulm Iiickcs. IQLI IiicIIc1'. 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IDUII Alll l11111'1. ciL'1lI'Llk' liIilll.III1, ll1111'111'cl XV11gc11l111ls, lplllll ,Ic11l1i11s, llzirrcl Ziplivl, D11-I1 AICCRIIIIIWS. QM X ?'..W9W l7lllS'll ROVV: Barhara Glenn, Connie lloover, Beverly llittson, Susie Keeley, Dorothy hlontgonr ery, 'loan bliyler. Shirley Keller, Dorothy Distler, Beverly Vvitehey. SECOND RONV: Ronnie Green, Dick Dale, Jeanne VVall4er, Linda Davis, Anne Saville, Joyce Samlho, Shirley Aclams, Susan Ashman, Bill Shimp, David Hall. ,lil HRD ROVV: Bill Deegan, Sonny Ateheson, Aaron Iones, Jim Linville, Dieli Deecls, Bill Lewis, llerhert llorn, Parker Carwiek. Alfred Yontz. .Xl39EN'lw: Marilyn Ogier, Diek Monk. mg? F? :SEP .X as .. .fu-N, 223' W 'Y ,J i gi wx QQ if ARR' 14 Qs 'Q' H Jazzy 'WM 5 f 3 N--I -- Nl .Y KS L. ,.,.w -MTX .. W2 Ll Wi F RE S H M E N ' O Soplzisficatvd mul gay . . . Tlzcy know a lot, but lmre n lot to learn! ww Eg .. . wif . 4 , .rn J A i,y.ww9f wRib,Mi , 'i .ff L: K .M ggwwm' f , M Sw :K A Q 1 :K Q W ji-'1 H, , -sv . -P 4, ,, . ,ff52f 1x Tiifig Xg.', Q fi 49, ,J . f -- f- L' Q-1 W ,, f L5 lm K -1' l 5- W if Q -1 hx Wk , ,?, ' f svn, X-9 6 x if ,. H 9' ! 'WJ 1 ' .- 183' 5 Q- 3 ii SKI' RONV: Nancy Nl?X'L'lIlf', A1111 Cli11gl1c1', Iam' l:0l'SlL'l', SIILIIAICIIC liiclnl. Iucly LcVcx'c1', 'Snmly XV:1clclcll. c'Hl1l1iC SLIII1111, IMLIIIL' Kusc. Uctty 1'X11111s. KPXD HOXV: Mary ,I:111c S11lislnl11'y, 'Illllll U1'cc11, Dz11'id Mayor, -luck c1ilI1ll1lLll'l1, liawid Springgs, ,XH4111 Dania, .Iulm lIlll'lL'l1I'L'IS. Cl1111'lcs Ross, l'11l1'iciz1 XflklSiL'l1. IIIIIXIJ HOVV: -lim Miclcl1111gl1, .lim Rllllllll, Clary Pcn11cll, .lim XVillct, 1-X1'Il1u1' Millcr, IV111' Young. T T llUIX'l'l ll11cHL'y. lpill CR111. XUSUN II Pill SIJIXIIIIQILX Vlvlllll I,1ll'L'lll11I7. IIHSIV I ' ' ' ' i ' , KUXV: Dun M111'1'1s, UL'YL'I'lf' Slllllll, Sully X'lCl'L'li, A1111 Pryur, YI111111 Cassnly, Igillxliillll llzldf clcn, N111115' l:HXX'L'l'll1llI1, lgmily l311tti11, XVa11'11Q1' Flilllllllliilli. TUNID HONV: -lflhll S1111111, ,Xl Clc1'111.111so11, ,IAIIIC Perry, Suu Hilvy, 'lam' AIlll'l'il1. 'Indy Pcntl. Nancy l,11x'c, Sully XV111'1'c11, 131111 l3u1'Llc11. 11111 Lyle. ll:11'r1' SL'llI'L'i,3CI', Clary l711l1 ' IIIIIKIJ IK NV: C1111 Nicl11111Is, Ihmla lluclscmn, H111 L'u11lo11, l711111L lialw111'ds, Bob llUlllh, Bula l-11111l1. 111 r. 3 Q E B N FIRST ROYV: Virginia Beck, Lois Repine, Iucly Allison, Patty Hill, Sue llarlnon, Connie Kinnan, Marilyn Savage, Carol Fisher, Zelika Elias. SECOND ROVV: Jed Mellntee, Don Slyh, Dudley Deimel, Betty llothget, Dixie Schreiber, Jean llardy, Ilelene Dwyer, Frank McClelland, Bill Newton, Norman Teach. THIRD ROVV: Wamltei' Hamilton, Doug Goodsell, Eugene Wfeigel, Bill Lielxlicler. Bob Gates. Roy Nliller, Charles hloon. .XBSENII Auclrey Eyerson. Vvilliam Barnes sgggiglw Ld 6 iffldldf Abc' .Iiwif S 5 2 Q '4.,.pnllv- ' Q V ,M.,.,.w.f' ,,....-- 'Y 'il K 4 Q K W ff W Q law i ii' A v: 'af:', . . Q ,QI A r 4 , .: EIQ'vf V fi ' 1 .2 32 N .,,.,... is Q 4- W ' 551. 51' A E s,,, 1 1' t I E R2 , x Q W x S N3 ww ren. -A-- ' A ' x. h X X - K . sys ,A X 'mx 5 . ww' Rx . q gv smugmug Awwhs-,W www Sum Mmm. 'M -'-51ff::2i5is.:2fss:z-3:55 X. , . , W 7fh and 8271 GRADES' . lllcir' L'l1fI1IlSillSHI is lccclz, ilwir polwliiufitias grant . . . T110 fziglz SCllUOIllll'l1ifS to Il'L'ICOHlC you! ?F .,f 'W 5 VSV ' ,KJ iff? biliiilwf -1' K5-QQQQQZZTHZ-Wi 33 FIRST ROVV: Ronald Pettigrew, -lim Cerlaeli, Bill Lenz, llddie Rose' now, Ferd Pickens, Bill Ilager, Miles I Iall, Rolv Noller, Alex lklorris, flames VVatson. SECOND ROVV: Carol jann, Kay Kelsik, Le- anne Osborne, Rlary El len Ilill, Ann I I ou g I1 t o n , Carol I lardy, Nella Cam- mon, Retsy Lape, Joan Ceyer. 'IIIIIRD ROXV: Eddie jones, Finley lklaxson, David Minton, Tom Neal, Don Iolinson, VVayne Ireland, Ann Liefeld. Mary Cillesf pie, C e n e C r o v e s, Charles Clander, Sim jenkins, Dorman llamiel, Bill Cardner. FIRST R O VV: R o I1 Strand, Duane Yost, Ronnie Rardon, Tom Rardon, I Ioward Rusf sell, Ruteli Zipfel, -Iolm Van Fossen, 'lim Smitli. Jerry Starr. SECOND ROVV: Sally Saurlsorn, Margaret Setterlin, Cloria Quinn, Cyntliia Vllagner, Sally Yearling, Ioanne Stouff ller, Vera R e tl m a n , Linda Royce, Kathleen Van Ilaam. 'l'lllRD ROXV: Ronny Revere, Cliarles Ste- men, ,N I I a n Spilker, .I i in my Root, VVaIt W21gL'l1l11lIS, Stewart Yates. llarl XVinters, Dorotliy Searle, Dee Dee Sutton, 'loan Rie' del, -Ioyee kViIeox, Judy 'I'elIovv. FIRSI ROW: Rieliard Railey, .lim Davis, Vllalf Iaee fklnlmey, Dick Fes- Ier, Don Rovvers. Sunny Forsytlie, jim Fritz, Ioe Dumluauld. Dick Davis, lack Raker, Norman Custard. SECOND ROXV: Caro- lyn Fllis, Margie ,kn- drus, :knn Rernsdorli, Marilyn Reavers, Recky Croxton, Susan Clieek, Shirley Connill, Susan Clark, Patty Cannon, Marcella Englelmardt. VIIIIIRD ROVV: Tom Rlayloek, Ioan Davis, Rarluara I3 a s s , jewel Edwards, M a r y Ellis Campbell, David Arn- old. FIRST ROVV: B i l l y Fiseher, Garry Bernard, Bill Gilbert, C e r r y Guthrie, Bohhy LXIUOS. Rusty Dayies, Bill l7leining, ,lan Bloser, ylohn litnanuelson, Robert Hlauser, Robert Clilhert, Richard Ecl- xrarnls. SECOND ROXV: lane llarinon. -leannette xlclains, lean Culp, Leah xlteheson, Jane lirh, lucly Blair, .lutly lgusler, Mary Guernsey, Molly Cosnell, Marilyn Brewster. TIIIRD ROYV: Mike Crillitli, Dayicl Crillith, Fred Celtlhaeh, Holi BilClillilLlS, David Cro- mer, Kenny Dameron. .X n cl y B Ll r n e s o ii, Vvayne futninins, Bill Behrens, Dave liarcl. l3ll7iS'li ROXV: Dieli King. Daye Miller, liretlcly Nieltlaus, Bart Miller, john Nitsehlxe, Bruce llaclclen, lim llohart, llruee Lorig, Don Matheson. Danny Krause. SECOND RUVV: Carol Kline, Susan Knell, Def loris L e yt' i s , Shirley Melhurn, Dorothy Orr, M a r y L o u laelxson, Virginia llirseh. Maru jorie Mangtts, Marjorie Miller, Marilyn llill. Valerie lloxye. 'lil lll3.D HOXV: llerhert l ledges. Steye llntlson, llonalcl lloolter, Put Piernian, llarry Petrie, Dale Klunclay. lerry -laeltson, lint llalen. l7lllSil' HOVV: .Ianet Smith, Kathleen llhoacls, .lanet Sehellenf ger, Sally Simeon, Mar' -iorie Sehreiher. SILCONIJ RUXV: Sylyia Taylor, Patty Vlieegar- clen, llererly Ularcl, Su- 7anne llicltlle, Martha iliiee, Ciarinelita llose, loan Zieg, llltly Sellers, -lanet lleclifer. nlillly Shoemalter. TIIIHD ROXV: Uoluhy D Stone. l liil VanDeyen- ter. -laelt Smith, lommy Yates, liantly xvriglit, lerry Vliilton, R o lu in y Rainey. Dave Xfveisf man, liretl Nvollle, Daye Sharer, lohn Smith. SCHOLASTICS: Klzowlcflgc is zz gif! uw must earn. Tlmsc who have simliezl and 1011771011 11-vll lznvc not only ClIl'iClICl fllC'HISUIl'l'S, but lzvlpml to uzninmixz IX7'Ii1IgflJ11'S high sclzolnstic st1z11f1arzYs. if Ag w : wqaf' Q' is A W Q, A0vM,., Q t 1 ? me -HQ. x ,Q 1 wflw in National Honor Society www. LIIIIULISIIIP k H1111 lmnm Sounlx is x nsup sun onvslv 1 'S A ' A 'Llc IL IIILIIIDLIS 1 thu slum s ILLL S U I0 . N Ill FUI' 1 ' ' ' .K ' ' I' .L I I0 ' 5- '- - ' , . gs5E'.,j ' ' cd 1 ' ' ' ' . ' ' 1' 'L '. - L'iL'ty UDL- , . ' . -. - L f '- ovxmm HL Shumm, and Mary M :aku msn Lmosgn 1 un sumor year are uc CLLII mx vuvn .um Griffith, Mlm llnll Dum lxmv Llumor Maynard, Ilcdl A1llLl1Lll omng SITTITI, Dorothy Sp1.tn'1pLl, CHITOI Swlshn r. Alilflllil XAILIHQCF, 'lllil 12lLlI'l X'viHi'll11.'. M L V ' mr' 's your is Mary ackq who stwmls 'mt tha wud of the czss with '1 3.97 'lun'-1,11 'or tw four high sc 1001 ymrs. 'VL SILTIITIII and Mex .-ci ' ' ' Q 'mul plwcc in thc c ass. ' 1 cy rm have nn ilYL'I'2lgC ol' 3.91 V mc four yca '.'. 4 1 I lr it ri ily p t ls. .23 N gm Ali nw lg F i lk Ax naw E ,X I S ' h C1 b 'lihe Spanish Club, a new organization this year, consists of any student who has had three semes- A greater understanding of the customs and lanf ters of Spanish, and is under the direction of guage of the French people was conveyed to French Miss Judith VVhitney. The club sponsored two students through the monthly meetings of the French main activities this year. They raised S323 for Club. The highlights of these meetings were two the Friendship Train, and, at Christmas, the mem- speakers from France, a valentine party, and the spon- bers outlined the school building with hlaas Lumi- soring of the cityfwide French Club Banquet. nariasn. The club had twenty-live Charter mem- bers, and forty-two members were initiated in Adviser of the group is Miss Catherine llennessey. March. The ollicers we1'e Dick Cingher, president: This year's ollicers were Paula VVilliams, presidentg Bill Tom llucl, vicespresidcntg Patsy Ceygan, secretaryg Clapp, vieefpresident1 hlartha Xvallter, secretary: and and Bill XVinders, treasurer. Don Kinnan. treasurer. French Club 2: af xigggs T K, .2512 , jig, f ix V ,Vi has JR ? be mi .,,. x M? ':.,f ' 'A Q' ' iwxf' XQ.,.NiS2' : A W Q Qi' S I .W , 1 , ,, ,v x ,. -V N 4 35 f ,, 1 4 '-M' V Q 46 ,K A A V 323:21 ,..P- S, - 3 gif!!! 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UDL' illlli itll il'l.iLll'f'. l'l'iLiLlf' nigitt Ll lrctmlci ufmci itmmtci tin SIlLilLlIll to su H1 rxliillgllilll tczlm pcrwcr mtl' two IULlCilLi4JXXI1S to unc im' lilk' opponents art irtrli trim Tins grim xx rs 1 tio in tilt liilll tml cx'ci'y squtici rrrcrrrinct' imcxx' it. fXt'tcr gr siwrt pop ttriit ivy Cpucir Pcrrx' tiurttw time imii cvcrx' iam' wont nut on tirc ircici with it - C' iicxwti cictcrmintl tion. VQMBQW i , ,st st sstl K 2 x Iil i: fggwfffgg .-1: v it yr iii X ' Q i K t wiv .,.. f . .ft ,f Q is C 1 Mmm.. lllll tht- sccmul lmll' nas llCill'l'l7l'L'Lllxll1g ns lluxlvy' t'nm'cn tt ltccl tltt-ir passing ttllcnts tn tlwir txm giant untls gtntl in tltu l.l5l lL'XX IIIIHLIICS llliltlk' tlmt- XYIIIHIITQ ITLISS. llill 171158 SUill'L'll lil v 3 tltc scnrt- nl l-lfln wltlt Iftwltw on top. 'llxc lJL'lLlXXLll'C ggnnt' mtg next nn tht- list ttntl tht- llcnrs, lI'llKllL'1Il7l7CLl lux Ll lon' L'XL'INlJll0l15, were linrcctl tn usc lnnstlx' nncl string lllL'I11l7L'I'S. 'Inn tntlclmclnwlts ncrc alll tix.-littwt cnnlcl stltlccfr out nl tlmt' lxlcltllcltl wttlm lllclt I uct' L'AIl'l'f'Il1g lmtlt nxw. lk-Iutm-tx was not sntlslxctl nltlm kl llc. lmnxxtcvt-1', ttntl unc 1nt1t'ltclnn'ncnlnluinutl nitlm Ll lurilliunt .gsfllftl llcltl gnnl Clll1l1lXL'Kl tht- ggannc 1515. It wnultl not ltglu' lIlAlllL'l'L'tl xvlw tllt' nvxt tczlln was lwczltlsc HU' ICLIIII XYlJLllLl llLlYL' ITCCII L'I'Lll1L'llCLl llI1tlCl' tlmc BCLIVS IRIN' ll1lS Hlglll. lht- unluclq t'XL'llLlL'lllf' tuann was IH-llll'f l'ltltllL'Ll ns wt-ll Slltlfl IlILll1l'ICil. fXl'lL'I' 1'xL'LltlL'll1f st'nrt'cl tltt' lnst tnLIt'ltclnxx'l1 lxllsn tht- llrsl' nl tltt' SCLlS0l1ll Arlington tnnlt Cllllllllillltl Llllll uns nt'Xt'1' l5L'lllI1ll ' H ' 5 ..g.nn. ll sccltwcl us tltnnglt lwn I lalcllcy illlil lmn lmtlllttl' were lrn ing at contest to SCL' mlm cutllcl pilt' up tllc must tntlcllclnwlls, li? -wzwtiga Q 'Q lmut Ben won lay setnnpering over tlie tloulnle stripe tlmree times lo two lor loin. ,Ns tlie tetnn went to tlte sltowers letl ln' ever roylul llllll prtrneing loin Butler, tlie seore overliencl 1'CLlLl 3?-415. It seerns as tliougli lmcl luelt eoines in strenlts anal ti elmin of tlrree ggnnes lnncletl in tlie Bears' lap. Xliilinington was llie lirst loin' leuli elover to enter tlie stuf oitnn- trncl n itli tlre lielp ol' tlieir trllsttlte qt1tl1'te1'lJzieli tliey were llmle to press ,Nrlington luzrelt tliree times to lHLlliL' tlie seore 749. llre llerirs' seore etirne nlien alter it long run ln' Ben lluclley, leorge ilirillvon puslretl over liroin tlie two. XvilSllil1glUl1 Court llouse pluyetl superior lxtll, lmt Arlingf ton Intl little troulvle lrolcling tliein to two touelitlownsz lionever, we eoultl not get our olliensne rolling. Ben llaclley was siclef lineal grncl .lnelt Collins, wlro never gave Llp, was playing witli lm rrrn in ll rululner east. It is lrere we rnigltt san' tlmt iiltlrouglr nltielt Collins never HK tnzrtle it IULlL'l1LlUXX'l1 alll yezrr. lie H115 tlie lastest illltl liurclest runner ol Ilit' season. AlLlL'lx'S lnelxleS were its Nieiotls LIS eter Seen on llie B. - 15. fahgf 49' if VM WW' I X X I IN m x klfl fl l'l 1 1 ff? .9-N. GNN.. -15.3.3 'Kia ,N 'Si' ,N -4 lr was quite exiclent from the start of rho I9-47348 hasltethall season that laelt of height anal experience would he the only laetors whieh would holcl haeli this year's quintet. Although Coaeh Bill llihomas was greetecl hy a wealth ol' talent at the lirst praetiee session, only two of these hoys hacl playecl on last year's Varsity. OI' these two only eenter llrnie 'lirillion was lelit to iinish out the season. Captain Dave Sherman, a valuahle starter on the champion- ship eage squatl ol' last year, who was heavily clepenclecl upon to he the steaclying influence on the present harclwoocl aggregation, was tlelegatecl to the siclelines hy a serious attaeli of virus pneumonia. Seniors lloh llepine anal Jim Barnes, along with iuniors Dave Axene anal Dielt Barnes, sophomores Don Maloney ancl Ronnie Green, ill ol whom wut munhus of the lxcstixts last xtai xxtif. nn vontint tous in tht Lage mlei me C lhomis is xxut stniois loin Fu 1 Sutt lrtslnnin Doug Cvooclsc is t l 1 xt in man in Xilinvton vi c in tht unifoim ol tht v int x ln lillllilllll to these hoxs toxxuii I ix lent loui :nth im l l11lI1llLlSOI1 xx is moxtcl up 1 inc soitlx mutt uw IL Pugt' SC'l'l'Hll lu U BA SKEY ALL As the season progressed the Colden Bears became more accustomed to the fast type ol' hall which they found in C.l3.L. Varsity comf petition. As a result, toward thc end of the season, the Arlington quintet hegan to hit its stride, losing only two games. One loss was to powerful Grandview, undefeated in league play. in an exciting contest on the latter's floor. After leading throughout the Hrst half, Arlington linally succumbed to the ultimate league cham- pions. The other loss was suffered at the hands of the Bexley Lions on the Eastsideifs court on a night when the Bears seemed unahle to lind the nets for the necessary points. Although Arlington drew perenially powerful Newark for the initial game ol' the Central Dis- trict Tourney and lost, the Bears ended the season with a line display of haskethall against their mighty opponents. But win or lose, we, the seniors of the 19474 '48 haskethall squad. have been proud to play for Upper Arlington High School, and we shall never forget the great fun along with the hard work that went to make up a Hne and prolitahle season. The hest of luck to next year's cage squad. VVe'll always he pulling for you wherever N we are. Page Serum imc 'mv X 1 ,QV NV! Nllll full! XM-ll unulmul lux Xlurrnx lglxlm' .mal L'.lI5,LIIHL'kl lax ILIIHHI' lllll lxcclvx. llppw' ,Xl'lIl1L1 IUI1 N cn1llllL'I1 K llllx llII'Ill'Kl II1lll1L'4Pl llu' lIIlL'Sl l'L'k'HI'Ll51lI1tl5L'.lNHIl5lllLll ll lm! k'XL'IxlJk'L'I1ll1L , . A N I . w w plixilww ul .111 llplu-1' Xl'l1mHlm1 l1wc'r'xL' lvgum In cxpcm-l1u'. llw squacl xms JXlIK'Il1ClX xxcll l'11lll1alL'4l .llul llwltlclvcl 1111 IIN l'HsIn'l' Xxblk' I1lL'II1lK'l's llxrmlli Ilia' Illllllll' Clilss als Xxtll QIN lI'VIll lfrllll lllk' Nlllllllllllflll' .lI1Kl lI'L'NllIl1.lIl k'lLlS9L'S, 'llIIllHl' l'vlwr'uw11I.1liu-N lI1L'lllllK'll llill Ixwlvy. Ihllw lluclwm. gmal IMI, llngcly Ywplu umwru lHk'IIlllL'IAN xxcrm' llill Xlmlwx. l lmxiuXXlg1gvl1l1.1lx, Ilill lJL'L'Q.lIl, l7L'IL' lnlxmmls, lJQll'I'Ll fipll-I gmcl -lim I imillv. llmv lI'CNl1Il1k'l1 xxcrc l I'.lI1lx l clxumlw, I llQk'l1C XX cigcl. llillx l il-IX lulL'l'..1ml IIHI1 ll.1clln'x. 'I'Iiis pcm' tIic CQuIcIcn Ilcin' ncttcis nic Innlting Ini'nxiixI tn Ll x iutnrinus sctisnn. 'I'Iic SCILILICI Iizis Inccn pixic' titing insitlu Lis wt-II tis nutsitIc in Iinpcs uI tinscuting XuaitIciin Iniin tliti CW.II,I-. cum n. I Iic tcziin tIiis your is QI tu In' unc UI' tIic Iilwst yct, QIIMI tIiC Inns xxiII IJL' Ii-fIiting IILIIII tn tittuin tIic C'.I3.I-. cIitiinpinnsIiip. ,X nun' i'uIc is Iicinw nut intn ullt-ut cuiicciniiiv till Q III . tcanns. I Iiis i'uIc, tIit1t ti player iniiy not pmlicipntc IH IHHI1' IIMIII OHL' CUHICSI CILlI'lI1g Ll INLIICII, XXIII grcutli Iitnciit tlit- ncttcts. I Iiti tcinn xi ill lit- cniiipi'isccI nl' scxcn pIgn'ui's instc4itI nl ilitt ustiiiI six. 'IIiis cIiiingc in tht- ntnnIuci' UI' pltiycis is IxnitlUIit 1lIwLlI IW iliti cUl1T.I'LlI INILICIQCYC I-cL1UL1C I'LlIL'. 'IIic Iuttcitiiiuii, Cxtiptiiin C'IiucIt ilfwrsnii, I,iii'i't 'ug1lIiniist'. I3cn IIgicIIcy, IIiII lit-tilt-y, zincI IIiII KILICIQQX, I us t-xt-ullt-nt iiiiitt-i'i1iI wining up, n'iII cniiiprisc tIiis X L ll' S ICLIIH. I Iiu st-lititltilti tIiis your xx'iII I'uIInn' tht- LISLILII piittcrn . , , . . . . ni tim ini1tcIics n'itIi ct1t'Ii C .Im.I,. tennis ICLIIN in 1icIcIitinn tn iiiiitcIics IicItI n'itIi nilit-r scIinnIs. ,I Iiu Inns int' in Iinc spirit LIIRI t-tit-Ii pItnci' is striving Init st-Il lllll7li1lYL'llIL'IlI IJCCLILISC Iils IJUSIUOII on tI1C ICLIIN is uinst4lnIIx Iicilw CIMIIICIWCLI In' citIic1' pIzlX'ci's. . H .-e , , rack Un Murcli I tlic Lll3l7CI'Zxl'llI1gl.UI1 'lil'2lL'li squncl ul' I9-lS, tlclicmlcrs ul' tlircc ccmscctltivc C'.l3.Ii. Cilminpiimsliips. lac' gun ilu-ir pi'a1ctiL'c lim' tht- licnvy trgiclt sclwclult' wliiclm lan' ulmt-ntl ul' tlicm. At llic lucginning nl' tlic sciimii, fuucli llicluml l-1n'l4in lmtl tht- scrx iccs nl' lnut ilm-Q returning lcttcrf mon anal lilitccn vctcrnn cinclcrincn with wlmin lic was to lunn at tmcla squucl. XX'itl1 mucli lim-tl xwrlx anal pgiticncc, tht- squaicl wus rczuly to lwgin its succcssliul sciison starting witli lfzisl Iliglm Sclmnl on Mzircli 30. ililic lcttcrincn n'ci'c Cisplatin lfrniu lrillinn, Algtclx Collins, anal -lim liggctt. ililicsc wort' Im-ltt-tl lay Yctcmns loin l3llllCl', Dit-It lllmnvcr, -Iolm liurncsun, lliclx liCl'I1SLllJl'li, Bill AilL'Sl11lllL', llnlu lluclsnn, Nicla Clutliric. Bruce alolms, Clcnivc lrillicm, Cicnrgc llclnngg, Sonnv fltcltcson, Bill livcl, T 1 1 , ,'5 Bill Sliimp, Allrccl Yonty, Lmcl l1LlQ'L'l1C XVcigcl. loin llutlcr. Vlziclt Collins. zmnl Hill iXlcSlmnc tlial xht- lmnurs in tlic l0O1mcl 220 ytmI tlnslit-S wliilt- Dick llcrnsclurl. .lulm l3ui'm'son, Cicorgc lJcl,un5f, Sonny fxtclicsoii, rXlli'ccl -. Yontf, zmcl lfugcnc Xlltigcl toolt cnrc ol' llic 'l l'O'f'1ll'Ll clasli. tht- 88tJ yiml clnsli, amcl tht- milc run. Ihilv lluclsnn, Hill lfgcl, lirnic ilirillicm, llllil liill Sliimp lllllllk' up tlic liurcllc nlcpurtincnt. ln tlic lit-Id cvcnts -lim Liggctt. nlnclt Collins, lirnic ilirillirm, llllll Cicnrgc ilirillion sturrccl in tlic polo Vault als tlitl 'linm liLlllL'l'1ll1tl Dit-It lllnnci' in tht- slmt put. Nick Clutliric zmcl Dit-It lilOXX'L'l'Sl1Lll'CLl tlic dist-us tlmm' wliilt- luclg Collins, liill McSlm11L', alncl liI'llL'L' Alulins It-ml tht- nun' in tlic lnmtl -iuinp. .lim liggctt amnl Hula lluclsnn tlitl tlic liigli jumping lim' tht- tl1in clzuls. ilillL' squucl was wry tuipnluly iimiizigccl ln' Piml Slit-ptml zmcl Bill Clnsncll. ml.-t-11 .xpm Ap.-il A-xp.-n la Ap.-al I7 ,-xp.-il 21 xp.-n 24 .my 1 muy- 6 May ll Xlny I5 Many 19 Huy 21, 22 CW1 TRXCK SCI IEDULE l2LlSl XVeste1'x'ille , Limlen Meliinley, South Xvest lluntington Relays XVurtl1ington, University Newark Relays Central Buelyeye .Xrlington Relays District Meet Marion, Clrumlyiexy State Meet There I lere l lere There There I Iere Newurly I le re l le re l lere N-.. 11 lx I1 In ll II I11'11 lI11' IIHS QHII 1111111 I1.11I IIN 111111g1I 111ccl111g 1111 xIllI'L'I1 30. ll 1Lll1cI lI111l II14'1'L' 11'm1L1IcI In' Iull 11111' IullL'1A111z111 111111I.1I1I4.'. 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'I'Iicsc wlcixiiis ol Inst yczirls squnci incIucIc scniors Cigipliiin Iliw Siicrinun, nn Iinrncs, IIIII Qolncr .incI ID 1 . on XIQIIII, funior I3oIn I I115fci',iimIsovlionicr Don iXIuIoncy. 'I'Iic vucniicics I I . i ILII In' Inst vciii's seniors n'ci'c to Int Iillt-il In' tuipiilmlt- incinImcrs oi ilu- II Squalci, !XI'lcr scwixii c1irIy sciison l3l'1lL'I.IL'Cg,11lIllCS,CIULICI1 Iloyt Pcrry caisl nn optimistic cyc touiirci tht- on- ning CI. II. I.. nice. XX'ilIi ninpiu power nl lIic 'piano uncI ll slczicIy inIicIcI coniiminnlion, Mr. Ijcrryis tiiin-In concern mis Iiorining gi gooci ciciiciisivc outIicIcI. FIiIic inIicIcI was coinposccI ol' liircc x'clcrz1ns, Iliivc crinzin :il Iirsl, IIoIm I Inger :it shortstop, QIIMI Ilon Mnioncy nt tIiircI. Sopiioinorc I Ionic XX'ngziiiImIs nt scconci coinpIctccI tIic sniootii u'orI1ing unit. ,XIDIQ inIicILI rcpIiicc- invnls xwrv IouncI in Iiogcr Nr-Ison. who 4iicII.'cI IJLIYL' Siicrninn in 1Iic inilini sncI1,Iiin Ifiiiniiucisoii, wiio Iillt-il in nl CIIIICI' scconci or sIiort, lll1lI Don IXIQIIU. wIio ImcsicIcs Iiis pi1cIiingcIulicsIicIpctI ill lIiircI Ixisc. 5 if . ,... 1, Xlnlo - ' ' ,' J ' ' 'I' ' 1ii ',XYl 'ISOPWX' I , I 1-' 1 1 1- ,A 1- - 1- 11 1-. 11 llit mtriiing cILp.nlintiil n.is upIiLInI In Ioni I ml, ILM Itnmi Jml DMI lim I0 il It td lIiL- ou1IicIcI. IX up-II IxiI11iicccI pilciiing small incIucIcqI Iiin Iinrncs, l3iII Ciotncr, Ilon VIIIU, 1incI Don nu 'I In outInIiI usuiIIx IiicI Ioin Uulus in ltli ritiiu Iinnis oi Uotnni in untni incI 'Iiiut 1 . . iw - - - , 1 . L oi IIoIm Kiziciwxxiii in l'I4'I1I Iiiuy ncrc IxicI1ccI up Ivy IlLI I7iuIcIs, Mic Iizissctl, Iionnic Circcn, uncI IIoIm I Ji'alI1L'. 1 I . i llit- ixirsnx' Iriil wums sQIiccI'lIccI wilii I3cxIcy, Clrzlncivicw, zinci IXCQILICIIIX in tIic Ci II, IH., Ilcin- Y 4 hm xx irc zincI nil. Vcrnon Inning tilt-t-tt-tl not to pnrlicipzitc in lI1c IJziscIxiII Icziguc. Ciailncs wcrc' to Iac ! N pI iyc'cI u'itIi XX t-sit-rvillt-, fXquiiins, Si. CIIIQIVICS, Univcrsity, CIIiiIIicotIic, nnci C,ircICx'iIIc outsicic tIic Icnquc. IIit IM ns iIso will rnlu lIin louin nntnts in lIiL niicIcIIL I Nix . s I ',.., . . , ,. , i,4. ' L. ' ' ' Ko' cII'lll1LIYIL'XY'.'CXl3CI'ICl7iICLIIDLIIICILIITKXYLIS LxpcclccI to Iac lIiL' most I1lDXX'CI'I,llI oi' our opponcnts Imut you can Inc surv lIi1it tIic CioIcIcn Iicnrsi 'I IigIilf ing spirit u'iII not Inu cIL'niccI I x ,s'?'i5'is ' 5 W ' IU NNW' HHN iw' M.. -fi 1' ga ? Ik. ,L 4, A, . 'Eff 2 I 2' V' I M :S E53 an W 35, SN wi sl Q 'F . Q 9 . 'S N358 46 .Q 1 , 4 fs, 8, ,. Q! 31, Q , r l I fi' 53 ' in 175 . .' vi wwf. ,,.,.. .D P 1 .:, ' , 5 , , . , -4' QQ' , AA m f r .. I, ., .T :-I.: - A -' ' 1.1-.' 1-1:25, Ifgdx ' f1 fm 4 bil ,,,., ' X s X 'N' ' ms, , - x , . am ,fb . fi Q illhe Ciirls' .Xthletie ,'Xssoeiation, the largest eluh lor girls in the high school, is open to any girl in grades nine through twelve who is interested in promoting girls' sports. This organization urges girls to participate in extra eurrieular sports within the sehool and also with other sehools. These sports are hoelyey, haslxethall, haselnall, tennis, volleyhall, archery. and gollf The girls who talxe part in these eontests reeeive points for whieh they are given a small letter award lor 500 points and a large letter award For IUOO points. 'lihe lirst Cl..fX.fX. meeting was to weleome all the new memhers and to introduee the ollieers. Miss Doris Mandel, adviser lior the eluh, spoke on the new rules for girls' haslyethall. liior the second meeting. the C1.A.A. hrought a very inter- esting eouple lrom the .Nrthur Murray Danee Studio. The eouple introduced several popular danee lvorms. including the samha. eonga rumha, and jitterhug. They then aslied lor audienee participation. 'lo lollow up this meeting, Mr. Edward llydman gave several prineiples ol' the most wellfknown square danees and a group from the audience also demonstrated these danees. .X girls' lieneing team from Ohio State University demonf strated the art of fencing for the March meeting. The elimax of the year was the May meeting when awards were given to the girls who had reeeived honors in the year's sports. il-lll' ollieers ol' the organization were hlary Ruth Wfeigel. president: -lanet Petrie. viee--president: Cheryl Cammarn. secretary: and .Xliee llill, treasurer. i RSI: WW if .exawmxf,.S.,wmse Page liglzlbv Ili JUMP At the lirst Girls' .Xthletie rlsstreiatinn meeting, elections were held lor spurt heatls lor the enrning year. ilihese sport heatls are very important, for they are respunsihle ltrr leading all aetirity in their re- speetire sports. lhis tluty inelutles meeting with Miss hlantlel, scheduling praetiee periods anal meets with other learns antl schools. eheelting radio anntruneernents. anal writing a surnrnary repnrt on their spurt SCLISOIW. 'liihe sport heacls for this year were as follows: lwelxey, lleverh Sawyer: haslxethall, llleanor DeLong: hatlminttrn, Marjorie Setlerz hasef hall. Carolyn Daviesg ariehery, Priseilla lVartl: tennis, Clay lieleherg howling, Naney Sanur: Volleyball, Diann Aulcl: anal Sport lleatl, ,Xnne llamilton. Ann Irion was appointecl U,rX.,X. atlviser, and Anne Saville anal Uinnv Perrx' were appointetl Puhlieitx' ancl l'rograrn fhair- l1lL'l1 , l'L'SPL'CIiX'Cly. In the minor girls' sports, vnllexlmall ranltetl high among the list nl' the girls' liarorites. Besides the regular spring season. une could see early in the fall, girls hatting the hall to antl lim. shouting, let halll' antl rotate. Class volley hall learns were tll'g2ll1l7Ull in the spring antl there was a very large turnout liar the annual tnurnarnents. A growing interest in arehery was evitlent last Iiall .intl in tht spring, lor an inereasetl nunrher nl' girls turnetl out lor this relatively new spurt at Krlingtnn. During the liall there were no tlelinite tournaments, hut in tht 1 smu.tN' Ti-tau spring, after much practicing and hoping for 'bulls' eyes, the archery enthusiasts competed with one another and then played other schools. Badminton had an early start this year. Girls practiced in the gym with imaginary nets during Ianuary, February, and March. ln April. because of so much previous practice, the girls had a number of very successful tournaments, not only among the classes but also with other schools. Baseball, the old spring favorite, had many girls interested. as usual. VVhcther the ground was muddy, wet, or dry, the girls' ath- letic lield was the center of activity for this never dull sport. Tournae ments among the classes and with other schools were the highlights of baseball this year. Tennis had a very large turnout for the spring season. As soon as the nets were put up on the courts, girls practiced this skillful game to prepare for the tournaments among themselves and with other schools. Golf, a sport in which the girls have participated only a few years at Arlington, has increased in popularity among the girls in grades nine through twelve. Most of the practices were held on the athletic field, but some were able to go to the Ohio State University goll' course for extra practice. All the sports had very successful seasons this year because of the cooperation and participation of the girls interested in these sports. and the leadership of the various sport heads. BULLY '. l Cla3PlD'5 PUPlL5 xX111k'l1 1111' 111111, 111511 11111 11.115 111111011 111100 ll11l1'L', 111011111015 111 1110 S1111 sl'I1111l' 1011111 11'01'1' c1111 111'11'1101'. 111.1111 111115 11111111 111' 51'1'11 11111 1111 1111' 11111'111'1' 110111. 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X W M VV' ws affil- ln the spring they presenteal the Spring Carni- AI he worla ol' the l'uhlicity Cluh helal an import- val, in which each cluh haal a chance to show its ant place in the actiyitics at qlrlington lligh School originality. this year. llyery wccla posters anal raalio announce- Llnaler the sponsorship ol' hir. Doyt Perry, they ments haye helpeal huilal spirit lor the coming haye worlaeal haral lor their goal ol' lnetter school games. llaal's llay, llomecoming, anal many un spirit anal morale. ilihe ollicers this year were llill liorgetahle pep assemhlics have hecome a part ol' Clapp, presialentg lleyerly Sawyer. secretary: anal the school, thanlas to this clulx. llarhara Smith, treasurer. Leaders' Class l.eaalcrs' Class, unaler the alirection ol' oliss hlargrett Schultl, carrical out many yarieal activities this year. College Counseling llay was hclal again, anal top men anal womet in eighteen lla-Ials were hrought in to aliscuss their worla. ln oralcr to acquaint thc seyenth graalers with high school lile. a series ol' meetings was helal lor them hy the Big llrothers anal Sisters. lhe ll'ays anal Means Committee raised money lay selling lmaslaethall programs anal sponsoring movies lor the younger chilalrcn. lhe Service Committee alial many things. inclualing the senaling of seyeral Clllllf. paclaagcs to a liamily in lfurope, gix ing a Christmas party for thirty eolora-al ehilalren, anal aialing two unalerpriyilegeal lamilies in the city. ln aalalition, the l.eaalers' Class sponsoreal three assemhlies, helal seyeral getftogethers lor the newcomers to the school, anal laept all the trophies anal cases clean. leaalcrs' flass is a seryice organization: the memlners arc chosen hy the liaculty. aalministration, ollicers anal sponsors ol' the school organizations, anal class ollicers on the lvasis ol' their initiatiye, lirienalliness, cooperation, alepenalalvility, seryice, anal sincerity. lhc ollicers this year were Cay llclcher, presialcntg Sam l-ia'lalialer, yieelpresialcntg anal hlary Maclaey, secretary treasurer. Sai? Y- Te en The success of the YfTeen this year has been due to the many varied activities in which the members have participated. At Christmas time, presents and tree decorations were made and presented to a settlement house. Penny Apple Day was held to raise money for world reconstruction relief. At Easter, the girls decorated eggs for the Childrens Home and also held a breakfast, on March 24, for both teachers and students. Among their speakers were an artist, a student from Boys Town, and a policewoman. The new idea of having a joint recognition serv- ice with Grandview was carried out in the form of an impressive service at the Lincoln Road Church. The Y-Teen members were directed in their ac- tivities by their faculty adviser, Miss Wilma Sproull, and by the following officers: Alice Hill, president: Carolyn Longabaugh, vice-president, Cay Thomas, secretary, and Emily Eckclberry, treasurer. The accumulation of the largest treasury yet realized by any preceding Hi-Y group was the outstanding achievement of the Hi-Y this year. Many of these funds were procured by the selling of programs at football games last fall. The sponsoring of a dance in North Hall, together with this sale of programs, was the fundamental means by which this pecuni- ary feat was accomplished. ln addition, the Hi-Y participated in city-wide basketball play. The organization was led this year by Tom But- ler, president, Bob Repine, vice-presidentg Tom Buel, treasurer, and Dick Bernsdorf, secretary. Hi- Y . N, M WM. f 1 tink 1' , M, wg . :wigs Rim 545' gy Z7 5 QC.. U U rI '0 -4 J2l U ? UU3U'II-Q N S Cf xy Band 11 ' 'A . 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The band played fora baseball game at Red Bird Stadium on May 19 which was sponsored by the Franlalin County Fire Fighters Association. They will also play for the Fourth of July celebration in the stadiuin. ln the District Competition which took place on April 16 at Capital University, the band and orchestra both received the top rating of superior from all three performance judges and the sight-reading judge. llowever, since the State Finals are held every other year, the band went to the State Finals this year on May 8, and the orchestra will go next year. Those people composing the band personnel, by sections, are Flutes, Sally VVarren, Nina Krause, Rob Cilbertg Clarinets, Bill Shimp, Al Cermanson, lean Ann Shephard, Howard Russell, Bill Cilbert, Kath- leen Rhoads, Marilyn Cotner, Ann Reinhart, David Minton, james Hobart, David Sharer, ,loc Dumbauld, Shirley Connilf, John Ralier, Terry VVade, Bass Clarinet, Iudy Pentzg Alto Saxophones, Paul Shepard, llruce Lorig, Sally Rowermang Tenor Saxophone, Nancy Bowermang Baritone Saxophone, Murray Coodwing French llorns, Elizabeth Blauser, Robert Blauser, Douglas Sandbo, llerbert lledges, Dale Nlunday: Librarian, Elizabeth Rlanser, Manager, Finley Maxon, Comets, Bill VVinders, Bob Hudson, Don Matheson, Carl Rich- ards. David Cromer, Dan Krause, lim llazen, Tom Esper, Robert Rainey, Bill Fleming, Vlfayne Cummins, XVilson Cingher, Linda Camble, Charles Vierckg Troinboncs, joe Yearling, Dick Deeds, Parker Carwiclx, llill Rchrens, Phillip VanDcventer, Donna lvilliamsz Raritoncs, Rodney Carnctt, .lim Lyle: Vliubas, I3ilI Cot' ner, llill Ayres, Rill Lingo1 Percussion. llal Vllebster. Sim jenkins, Bob Nofer, Cene Croves, ,Iohn Van lios' sen, Bill llager, Dick lN'lcComb: Rell Lyre, Nancy hlyler: hlajorettes, Peg Vilillinan, Shirley Keller, .Xndrea Rose, Dorothy Distler, Sue Cermaine. rchestra Page Om' llmnlred 1 in pw In ter- Club Council 'lihc lntcr-Cluh Council, unclcr thc guidance of its aclviscrs, Mr. XVillian1 Clulclcn ancl Miss Doris hlanclcl. clicl a great dcal this ycar to malxc this organization an intcgral part of the school. The olliccrs wcrc -lim llarncs, chairinang Gay Bclchcr, viccfchairinang Diann Aulcl, sccrctary-trcasurcr. ilihc Council niccts cvcry other Tuesday cvcning, anal is now in thc proccss of writing a constitution which will scrvc as a guiclc for cluh activitics in futurc ycars. ilihc Council had its annual lircshman party to acquaint thc frcshman with thc social cluhs in April. VVith thc aclvicc oli thc Council, the social cluhs had a vcry succcsslul ycar. Thc lntcrffluh Council wishcs to cxtcncl its support and coopcration to all ol' thc cluhs in an clfort to help solvc some of thc prohlcms arising out ol cluh activitics. 1 5. ang, 1 1 Oa sis Stazif Lots of harclhcarnccl praisc. should go to our cliligcnt Oasis stall. Through their cfforts the sluclcnts have hccn supplicd with cokcs, candy bars, and ice cream at noon and at clanccs in North llall. The proccccls from thc salc of thcsc sundry articlcs was a contri- hution to thc scnior class trcasury. 'lihc incmhcrs arc Dot Spctnagcl, Dick Gingher, Patsy Gcygan, Mary Loc llarinan, john Burno- son, ancl Dick Clark. hir. Lowell Clucsman actccl as advisor. Pago Um' llumir cal Tlzrcc Page Om' z L, f,,, L D A The L.D.A. Club began a very successful year by winning first prize in the Fourth of july parade for their colorful Hoat. During the rushing season two parties were given-a slumber party and the annual coketail tea. Late in November, at Thanksgiving time, they held the first formal of the year in the Fort Hayes Hotel, with the music of Bruce Winston's orchestra. The club took part in Christmas caroling during the holiday season. May 9 was the date of the tea which the members gave for their mothers. The L.D,A.'s made contribu- tions to various organizations in the course of the year. The officers this year were Jean Griffith, presidentg vice-president, Joann Grifhthg secretary, Nancy U'Grady3 and treasurer, Joyce Olhoett. The seniors of the L.D.A. Club extend best wishes to their club for a wonderful 1948-'49 season. Hundred Four f '3 S.A.f Bushing, dances, spreads, and many other activities have all contributed to the won- derful year the S.A.J.'s have enjoyed together. The annual Christmas Formal was held December 23 at the Seneca Hotel. The an- nual Alumnae Tea was also held during the Christmas season. During the year the S.A.J.'s had several spreads with Grandview and North High sororities. They participated in the Civic Association drive for membership and sponsored a very successful dance in North Hall. The club also contributed money to the American Friends Relief Society. In March, the Bunny Hop, a sport dance, was held with the L.A.L.'s of Grandview. A tea was given for the club mothers in May. To end the year, the underclassmen gave the senior banquet in honor of the graduat- ing club members. The officers this year were Mary Ruth Weigel, president, Beverly Sawyer, vice-presi- dentg Beth Bennett, secretary, Alice Hill, treasurer, and Ann Purpus, historian. It is always with deep regret that the seniors graduate and leave S.A.I. to their suc- cessors, but we will never forget the wonderful experiences we have had with you and we wish you the best of luck in the future. Page One Hundred Five Page One TAC This year the T.A.C.'s have been active in sponsoring activities for both the school and the community. They began the year by replenishing their treasury through a raffle and a rummage sale held in the early fall. After the initiation of the new members in December, a dance was held in their honor at the ROOK house. Following the mid-year rushing and pledging the annual Sweetheart Formal was held February 28 at the University Club. Bart Demings orchestra furnished the music. At a joint meeting with the Phi Gamma Chi's of Bexley, plans were completed for a joint semi-formal dance at Valley Dale on March 25. Throughout the year the T.A.C.'s sponsored dances in North Hall, held bake sales, and had spreads with Grandview and Bexley sororities. The club members also aided in the Civic Association membership drive. The year was brought to a successful close by the senior banquet and the alumnae tea. The T.A.C. seniors leave to the underclassmen the heritage of good times and true friendships that they have enjoyed in their club. Hundred Six DRA C The DRAC club of 1947348 experienced one of its most successful years. This wonderful year was made possible by the initiating of twenty-one new members and by the many activities in which the DRACS participated. To start the season, the DRACS held two rushing parties which were followed by six weeks of pledging and then initiation. A few activities in which the DRACS participated were the dances they held after football and basketball games and the Monday morning chapel service which they conducted. At Christmas time the DRACS sponsored their annual holiday formal at Valley Dale in conjunction with the Phi Alpha Chi,s of Bexley. This dance has become one of the most looked forward-to social events of the Yuletide season. The last event on the DRAC calendar for this year was the rousing brawl given an- nually in honor of the senior members. The club was conducted this year under the capable leadership of lim Roberts, presi- dentg Dave Sherman, vice-presidentg VV. Byron Ireland, secretaryg and Donald Kinnan, treasurer. We, the graduating members of the DR AC club, have experienced many good times and much good eomradeship in our four years of membership. To the future DRACS we wish the best of luck! Page One Iliimlred Seven SIGMA RH O This year has been an interesting and profitable one for the Sigma Rhois. The club's activities were led by Ernie Trilfon, presidentg Bill Cotner, vice-presidentg Dick Tice, sec- retaryg Bob MacEwan, treasurerg and Jack Collins, sergeant-at-arms. Among the many activities of the Sigma Rho's this year were round tables with the S.A.j.'s and the T.A.C.'s. At Thanksgiving the club contributed part ol its treasury for a basket of food which was given to a needy family. The annual Sigma Rho spring formal was, as always, a grand event on the social cal- endar of all Arlington students. To end the year, the annual father-son picnic was held along the Scioto River, and the new officers were announced. The senior members of Sigma Rho wish to all the other members much luck and hap- piness for them and the club in the years to come. Page One Hundred Eight 5 'W I 1? - +15 1 2:5215 QNX K mr' her there EPTEMBER nw:53gu':':sgoE3?A'::fE:' OUOBER- WASH-HNQTQN f X 13 -vm I , Q Ai2x.no-455151: GRY 4 , M., ,QL ff ,:,, N , i ,QI I 0 3, X - 7 F I . 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WILLIAMS CO. 735 W. Goodale Blvd. ARLINGTON FLORAL 1966 N. Mallway Exclusive but Not Expensive PALMER'S VARIETY STORE 1807 West Fifth Ave. Home of 10,000 Items KINGSWOOD KLEANERS All Cleaning Done at Our Store Location- 1792 W. Fifth Ave. DEYO FUNERAL HOME 1578 West First Ave. C. L. Deyo Compliments of TRI-VILLAGE CLEANERS Fifth at Grandview FRED C. CMIKED DUNN IR. Candidate for Franklin Co. Recorder Come To ISALY'S For Ice Cream and Lunches LEO MEYERS COMPANY High and Chestnut Streets Work and Sport Clothes Compliments of FARRELL'S GIFTS 1271 Grandview Avenue KI 6973 Enjoy FROZEN DRUMSTICKS Sold by Your Neighborhood Ice Cream Dealer ARLINGTON MOTORS 1710-24 West Fifth Ave. KI 1101 24 Hour Service - Body Rebuilding PANGBURNS CHOCOLATES Sold at Arlington Drugs 2108 Arlington Avenue F. W. IVIUENCH JEWELER 284 S. High Street AD 7304 GRANDVIEW TAILORS - JOE WEBER Wear Custom Tailored Clothes 1251 Grandview Avenue KI 2326 KROCER COMPANY Walter Pennington, Manager 2080 Arlington Avenue YOUNG AND THOMAS 118 East Broad Finest Household Appliances VIERECK, THE FLORIST State and Fourth Flowers for Every Occasion Page One Hundred Seventeen COIVIINTUNITY P1 IARIXIACY Prescription Specialist 1811 W. Fifth Avenue ARLINGTON PASTRY SIIOP 2076 Arlington Avenue KI 3814 for Fine Cakes TOWN AND COUNTRY SIIOP 2132 Arlington Avenue Distinctive and Exclusive Apparel PARKER PI IOTOGRAPI IS Cood Luck and Best Wislies for Success KUNKLER DRUGS 2675 Arlington Ave. Prescriptions Filled TIIE PAPER SI IOP 1546 Wcvst Fifth Ave. Everything in Paper BEN FRANKLIN STORE 1291 Crandview Avenue Save with Cash CRANDVIEW CYCLE SIIOP K1 1411 Expert Repair Service on Schwinn Built Bicycles and Wizzer Motors LONG'S BOOK STORE University Entrance at Fifth Ave. Used Books Bought and Sold GAUDIERTS TAILORS, CLEANERS 1644 West First Ave. Service, Courtesy, Ilonesty STEW IIARRISONS Fine Ilamburgers Steak Dinners I II-CRADE CREAMERY 1850 N. W. Blvd. Ice Cream and Snacks VVILSON SEED 8: FLORAL CO. 1928 North Star Page One Himdred Eighteen ROCERS P1 IARMACY 2136 Arlington Avenue TI IE PAY SIIOP 2070 Arlington - 1261 Grandview Apparel for Women and Cirls Compliments of 1XIr. and Mrs. Forest B. Smith Compliments of a Friend Compliments of P. Burkhart R1FE'S MARKET Fifth 81 Crandview ARLINGTON DRUGS 2108 Arlington Avenue APEX GROCERY - KI 1171 2116 Arlington Ave. - KI 4937 Fine Foods, We Deliver - KI 8-124 WILLIAM F. BERKI IEMER County Clerk of Courts Russell Camphell, Chief Deputy Compliments of ARLINGTON BARBER SIIOP 211-1 Arlington Ave. KI 2911 Enjoy Borden's MOORES and ROSS ICE CREAM 'IMEWQUMW buwdw IYIINORT s.SHOES Caltm ' imma vs.. , ...aus Q M' ,......., 'Q W A if I :arm Uur junior ycar was lillccl uitli financial worries wliicli wcrc wlu-rl mostly lwy sclling culcl l10tf clings to ttnsuspccting lnotlwall spectators anal by prcscnting tlic junior class play. A Date lfl'itlz Judy. 'l'lw fainuus junior class party was tlit- aclycnt ul' a startling ncw dcvcloptm'nt in aquacaclcs starring the iunior lwys. 'lratlitinnal Soutlicrn hospitality was cxtcnclccl to tlic senior class as tlicy Cntcrcd thc VIlll1l0l'SCl1llJl' l'rtnn giving tlic ullicial paSsxt'cn'tl, yuufall. lllliis ycar wc clcctccl Hcn llacllcy for Stu- clcnt Cmtiicil l't'L'sitlci1t, :intl our class olliccrs wcrc prcsitlcnt, llayc Slicrtnan: vice-prvsiclciit, Jim llulwrtsg sccrctary, Cay llclcltcrz trcasL1rc1', Hill Clapp. St-nims at lrml lt st-crm-rl ilnpnggilulu, Always lnclltwc tlicrc liatl lwcn surncnnc to loulx up to, but now wt' were tht- uncs. Cciulcl wc Iivc up to tltc rcsporisilwiliticsF Locmlging lvucli to tlic scniur class play and tlic many guml tirncs xiuyc liacl tliis year, wc rvalizc tliat wc liayc lmcnclitccl lrum tlic many op- purtttnitics tliat Lllmpcr lxfllllgltlll lligli Sulmul lias 0ll'c1'ccl us. V70 cliosc Daw Slicrman. prcsiclcnt: -lim llarnvs, yicc prusitlvnt: ,Xnn l lantilton, sccrctary: antl l3ill Clapp, trcasurcr, as our class ollict-rs. 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