West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

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SENIOR PLAY First Row—Left to Right—Zclma Baker, Phyllis Bailey, Leola Haines, Lorraine Anderson, Eva Willis, Geneva Wilson, Edith Callahan. Second Row—Betty Wehncr, Bill Johnson, Jack Rohler, Loretta Fisk. Third Row—George Hoffman, stage manager. Miss Rebecca Marsh, director, Tom Eckley, Harold Bailey, H. Ressler Brown, adviser. JUNIOR PLAY First Row—Left to Right—Lavonne Huden, Irene Linville, Dorothy Hartzell, Mary Jean Case, Martha Gephart, Betty Furnas. Second Row—Sheila Graven, Miss Delphine Small, director. Jack Cowdcn, Bob Barringer, Dudley Watkins, Russell Manning. Page Twenty-seven

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CHORUS Left to Right—First Row— Mary Jean Blackburn, Lorraine Kiger, Lurline Theilman, Reva Oliver, Wanda McGee, Ph llis Locsch, Norma Tucker, Zola H ink son, Gertrude Ross, Evelyn Colvin, Betty Furnas. Second Row—Una White, Ruth Oberer, Jacqueline Randolph, Mary Jean Case. Sheila Gravett, Jane Arkenbcrg, Martha Gephart. Marjorie Gressbach, Leola Haines. Third Rou— Phyllis Bailey, Janet Bcedle, Bill Apple, Paul Stansell, Charles Cassel, Jimmie Bennett, Kenneth Tewell, Stanley Throckmorton, Jr. Moses, Lee Michael, Jr., Bob Shell, Chas. West, director. Fourth Rou'— Francis Poland. Harold Dooley, Jack Cowden, Dick Morter, Leonard Tuttle, Jack Rohler, Harold Bailey, William Ellis, Bill Bowman. The chorus is one of the most active groups in the music department. hen Mr. Patterson was here most of the senior girls in the above picture sang at their own Sixth Grade Commencement. That was in 1933. Now, these same people arc in high school. They have taken part in five operettas — Windmills of Holland,” Rose of the Danube,” Jerry of Jericho Road,” Pinafore,” and The Count and the Co-Ed.” Each year they have entered Sectional Music Contests. In 1936 and 1937 the girls took part in the contests at Miami and Greenville. Both times their efforts were rewarded with a rating of Excellent. In 1938 a mixed chorus was sent to Wittenberg. I hey won the Sectional Contest and entered in the State Contest .Here, also, they received a rating of Excellent. This year a mixed chorus was sent to Miami. A rating of Excellent was received there too. Besides the annual operetta and contests, the chorus sings at the Spring Music Festival and at the Baccalaureate. This is an organization of people who entertainment to the school. render much service and contribute Phyllis Bailey . Page Tu enty six

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HI-Y First Ron—Left to Right— William Ellis. Russell Manning. Donald Kline. Fredrick llume rick. Paul Wilson. Oliver Weidner. Claude Ray, Paul Harp, Joe Flory. Second Row — George Hoffman. Charles (.'asset. Jimmie Bonnet. Bob Trubec. Jack Cow-den. Eugene Mowbray. Jacob Bond. Richard Trubee. Joe Himehaugh. Buford Greene. bird Rou-—Bob Flory. Stanley Throckmorton, Charles Myers. Fugene Maston, Jack lohnson, Gordon Donovan. Nolan Robinette. Jack Jollif. Bob Christman. Fourth Row— Francis Foland. Marshall Barnes. Paul Stansell, Edgar Kirkendall. Howard Thomas. Vernon Thomas. Fifth Row— Earl Blackburn. William Bowden. Harold Bailey. Richard Morter. Mr. Paul MaWhin-ney.. adviser. Frank Scarborough. CilRI. RESERVES First Row—Left to Right— Marjorie Gressbach, Janet Beedle. Zola Hinkson, Dorothy Hartzell. Evelyn Colvin. Doris Bennett, Gertrude Ross, Irene I.inville. Betty Furnas, Zclm.i Baker, I.ouise I.inville. Second Row—Phyllis Bailey. Mary Jean Case, Norma Tucker. Phyllis I.oesch, Glenna Taylor. Dorothy Tufts. Alma Tuttle. Peggy Dill. Ruth Critzer. Phyllis Tatman. Third Row—Eleanor Schuder, Doris Zink. Una White. Betty Wchner. Mildred Tufts. Van-ita Shecter. Martha Gephart, Betty Tuttle, Beata Southard. Leola Haines. Geneva Wilson. Glengene Windoffer. Fourth Row — Gladys Kigcr. Ailcen Broughton. Winifred Oberer. Delora Dodds. Wanda Collins. Lorraine Anderson. Betty Smith, Miss Ruth Woodman, adviser. Elaine Brown, Jane Arkenberg, Ruth Christman. BETTER BUSINESS WORKERS CLUB First Row—Ltft to Right— I'na White. Doris Bcnnet. Gertrude Ross. Evelyn Colvin, Norma Tucker. Glenna Taylor. Irene Linvillc, Zelma Baker. Phyllis Bailey. Second Row — Betty Wehner, Janet Beedle. Mary Jean Case. Lco-la Haines. Geneva Wilson, Wanda Collins. Alberta Ellis, Lavonnc Huden. Doris Zink. Miss Ruth Arnold, adviser. Third Row — Jack Rohlcr. Tom Eckley. Beata Southard. Eleanor Schuder. Betty Smith. Loretta Fisk. Lorraine Anderson. Kenneth Tewell. Jim Bcnnet. (below) Juanita Ray. Mildred Tufts. Fourth Row— Gaynard Gross, Bill Johnson. Bill Apple. VC’altcr Vastbind-er. Harold Bailey. Russell Manning. Jim Hupman. Paul Stansell. Edgar Kirkendall. Page Tu cuty-tight