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class histoRy In the fall of 51 we the class of “55” entered W.C.H.S. with twenty five members in our class. Our class officers were: President, Jim Bell; Vice-President, Melvin Bray; Secretary-Treasurer, Jackie Karr; Reporter, Ronnie Fryman; Sponsor, Miss Reidner. Those who didn't return the sophomore year were: Donald Day, Oscar Jones, Gene Cox, Ronald Holland, Gordon Roloson, Wayne McKinzey, Floyd Mollet, Marion Davis, Nancy Morris, Doris Morris and Ellen Mouser. New additions were: Gene O’Daffer, Donald De Marie, Robert Russell, Lloyd Mollet, George Moore, Nita Barnhill, and Dorothy Campbell. Class officers were: President, Jim Bell; Vice-President, Shirley Arteman; Secretary-Treasurer, Lora Lee Laiser; Reporter, Betty Mearida; Sponsor, Miss Reidner. Cheerleaders were: Lora Lee Laiser and Betty Mearida. Those who didn’t return for the Jolly Junior year were: Bill Kurtz, Lloyd Mollet, Kathryn Bray, Lora Lee Laiser, Betty Mearida, and Nita Barnhill. We gained Norma Wilson, Bill Peters and J. D. White. Class officers were: President, Jim Bell; Vice-President, Shirley Arteman; Secretary-Treasurer, Jackie Karr; Reporter, Shirley Arteman. Sponsors were: Miss Swafford, and Mr. Schettler. •» Our junior year we had a magazine sale to make money. The high sales girl was Lora Lee Laiser. The losers gave the winners a chili supper and took them to a movie in Clinton. The theme of our Junior-Senior banquet-prom was Moonlight and Roses. Our junior play Skidding” was great fun. After our play the cast was given a party by the sponsors and our director. During our last year our class remained the same with the exception of Bill, Gene, and Melvin who went into the service. Our class officers were: President, Dorothy Campbell; Vice-President, Jim Bell; Secretary-Treasurer, Bessie Wilson. Sponsors were Miss Volkers, and Mr. Schettler. This has been a very busy and exciting year. We sold advertising for the Annual and collected money for Christmas candy. In November we had a very successful play, What A Family. In January a chili supper added a few dollars to our treasury. We were happy to have Dorothy Campbell chosen as D.A.R. winner. We are proud to be graduating from W.C.H.S. this year. We shall never forget our happy times.
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