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

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 We. the Seniors of West Carrolton High School, being of sound mind, do hhereby make and publish this to be our last will and testament. To the Seniors of 1945, we leave the teachers, the class rooms, and all the educational equipment. We leave our excellent grades, our notoriously good conduct, and our ability to get along with the teachers to the Sophomores. To the Freshmen, we leave the eighth graders, suggesting that they not be too harsh when the time comes for initiation. ALBERT, JUNE Her first in line spot to Helen Andrews. BORCHERS, JOE His tall story-telling ability to Joe Marsh. BORNHORST, KATHRYN Her wardrobe to Phyllis Howland. BOWDEN, DORIS Her ambition to Norma Jean Brown. BROCKMAN, JEAN Her love for the Navy to June Jarvis. CHRISTIAN, FAITH Her nickname Fat to Minnie Saint. CHRISTMAN, DORIS Her flute and piccolo to Patsy Shade. CHRISTMAN, SHIRLEY Her colorless personality to Pat O'Dell. COATNEY, HARRY His wonderful posture to Dick Rockhold. CREAGER, CHARLES His athletic ability to Ted Bond. FURNAS, GENE His pull in the office to Donnie Throckmorton. GRAHAM, DELIGHT Her love for football players to Myrt, who'll still be around school next year. GREER, ODELL Her ability to graduate at the half to Paul Breece. GRUSHON, JIM His patience in going steady to Ray Roberts. GUSTIN, GLEN His job on the stage crew to anybody who wants it. HOLSINGER, DALE His acting ability to a person who can learn lines. JARVIS, YVONNE Her mail to the armed forces to someone who can write better than she can. JOLLIFF, DORIS Her bus ride from the Burg to Audra Mesarvey. JONAS, DONNA Her bird-like appetite to Rosanne Barringer. LOWMAN, MILDRED Her job as collector of absence slips to Jackson Coatney. LUCAS, VERA Her affection for the Paratroops to Norma Kreitzer. MAGEE, MARIE Her spot in the fiddle section to Betty Harmon. McGEE, PARKER His mathematical genius to Bill Case. MEADOWS, BILLIE All of Carrollton and Miamisburg to Ginny Mae Critzer. MYERS, BOB His good grades and dignified conduct to Billy Spinks. OWENS, ROSS His try-again spirit to Dopey O’Reilly. ROBERTS, WANDA Some of her tremendous height to Charlotte Zehrung. RUSSELL, BILL His job as soda-jerk and all-around handy man at Schell's Billiard Academy to almost anybody. SHELL, ELAINE Her membership at Club Co-Ed to Jerry Stevens. SHELL, VERA Her enthusiasm for sports to Arlie Stevens. SIMS, DESSIE Her typing troubles to anyone who can type. SOUTHARD, ORVILLE His broken desk to Bob Kelley. SPAITE, PAUL His ability to sleep in Civics class without being caught — to Dopey. STARNES, JERRY Her cute giggle to Doris Ann Tuttle. STEVENS. PAUL His ability to remain an eligible bachelor (until he is a Senior) to the Wright Brothers. THOMAS. TOMMY His position on the football squad to Sonny Morton. TILTON, WELDON His job of typing absence slips to someone with lots of patience. TREON, JACK His Crosley to anyone willing to push it occasionally. TUTTLE. PHYLLIS Is willing her lieutenant to no one. WELDY, FRANK His quiet disposition to the Sophomore Class. WELUCKY. PRISCILLA Her truancy to Martha Miller. WEISHAMPEL, HOWARD His promptness in getting to school to anyone who can keep up his record.

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J ‘ . I ! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW ONE Ray Roberts — President Phyllis Howland — Secretary ROW TWO Dick Rockhold — Vice President Mr. Stockton — Adviser Patsy O'Dell — Treasurer