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

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HI-Y FIRST ROW — Bottom — Left to Right — Jim McElwee, Victor Pfeiffer, Russell Seabold, Bruce Tewell. David Harp. Tommy Thomas. Paul Spaite. Orville Southard. Darwin Robinette, Charles Ross. Ernest Harp. SECOND ROW — .Eddie Throckmorton, Bob Manning, Glen Gustin, Bob Myers. Douglas Wickham. Charles Thomas, Lee Michael, Jack Miller, Ed Slonaker, Gerald Hurley. THIRD ROW — Robert Edwards, Rufus Ellis, Harry Coatney, Dale Holsinger, John Myers. Parker McGee, Ralph Bond. Ralph Peters, Tommy Linville, Bruce Williams. Mr. Croy, adviser. ABSENT — Charles Cantrell, Bob Greer. Jimmy Haught, Richard Miller, Thurman Wright. SENIOR G. A. A. FIRST ROW — Bottom — Left to Right — Vera Shell. Dorothy Critzer. Beryl Wilson. Audra Mesar-vey. Frances Scarborough. Joyce Pen well. Lurline Thielman, Reva Oliver. Jackie Withrow. SECOND ROW — Roberta Eberts. Maxine Willis. Wilma Bowden. Betty Wadsworth, Rose Wehner. Juanita McClain. Shirley Christman. Donna Jonas. Billy Jean Meadows. THIRD ROW — Juanita Cason, Mary Ellen Ross, Evelvn Gustin, Miss Hile. adviser; O'Dell Greer, Jean Spaulding. ABSENT — Mary Leeson. Mary Miller, Irma Mae Kirkendall. Doris Bowden. Shirley Pope. Elaine Shell, Dessie Sims. Patsy O'Dell.

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HI - Y As far as we can find out the Hi-Y club at West Carrollton is about 25 years old. The club this year is the largest club in the history of the school, with 33 members. The president of the club is Ralph Peters. He has held this office for two years. Bruce Williams was elected vice-president last spring, along with Edward Slonaker as secretary, Gerald Hurley as treasurer, and Jack Miller as entertainment manager. The purpose of the club is to spread Christian Character throughout the whole country. The club gives the boys a chance to meet club members from other schools. The members are voted in by the old members of the club each year, with election being held each spring. Boys from the Sophomore year on up are eligible for the club. Each spring before Easter meetings are held at the Y. M. C. A. Each meeting has a different speaker and a song period. The second meeting is usually preceded by a free swim for all the members of the club. This spring new officers will be elected. Four of the present officers are seniors. G. A. A. The club officers for this year are SENIOR GROUP OFFICERS Irma Kirlcendall...........President Mary Ellen Ross...........Vice Pres. Jean Spaulding.............Secretary Vera Schell...............Treasurer. The G.A.A. purpose is to further interest in physical education in school and out of school. Meetings were held regularly twice a month after school hours for each club to enjoy basketball and other games, covered dish dinners, roller skating and informal dances. Those girls who finished the school year with sufficient participation in sports activities taken up in class work and who had a good club attendance record were awarded felt letters by the school. Attractive red, gold and black G.A.A. pins are being worn by club members this year. These have guards showing the year of graduation. A few of the activities included for the year were, badminton, basketball, dancing, hockey, soccer, softball, track and tumbling. We have had two play-days with two outside schools this year, one at Eaton and the other at Miamis-burg. Our leader and helper is Miss Margaret Hile. THE 1942 PIRATAN JUNIOR GROUP Hazel Raulerson Virginia Critzer Mary Lou Pressler Joanne Jonas

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OPERETTA CAST FIRST ROW — Bottom — Left to Right — Lorraine Kiger, Priscilla Solomon, Shirley Christman, Norma Jean Brown, Wanda McGee. Lur-line Thielman. SECOND ROW — Mr. West, director; Mary Jean Blackburn, Russell Seabold, Gerald Hurley, Juanita McClain, Donna Jonas. THE 1 9 4 2 PIR ATAN