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

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XY ll NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY gvwuwq THREE Qussuf. .:..ANo I-'Bun Kfwsf my IFTEEN per cent of a senior class may be elected to no membership in The National Honor Society. Those elected must be in the upper third of their class in scholarship. The elections are also based on service, leadership, and character. This year, seven graduates have Won the honor of becoming members of The National Honor Society. They are Jack Combs, Marilyn Johnson, Mary Payne, Bernard Recher, Joe Stockert, John Throckmorton, and Naomi Wood.

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The Golden Age . . . l. Maury Puync 2. Jim Brown 3. luck Combs 4. Bernard Rcchcr 5. Doris Tuttlc 6. Ramona Shell 7. Nancy Graham 8. Phyllis Pinkerton 9. Bill John- ston ltl, .Iohn Throckmorton ll. Marilyn Johnson ll. Phyllis Rose I3. .loc Stockcrt 14. Gerald Knight 15. Sonya Weishampel

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Big Business ..... . PIR TAN STAFF 3lo-4 Seated-M. Johnson, Miss Woodman, Adviser Smmling--J. Throckmorton, G. Knight, N. Graham. R. Shell, M. Payne, B. Reeher A T LAST the Seniors know what hard work really is! With the completion of this book. 1,5 we Seniors can now breathe easier and sleep much better at night. Worried looks ' have now disappeared and smiling faces have again taken their places. NFA: This year for the first time the Piratan staff had its own private room. ln My this room all our work was done amidst the clutter of pens, ink. glue, scissors, and rulers. We learned that etchings, engravings, and a dummy meant some- thing important and were not just words for conversation. Jack Combs gave us the benefit of his mathematical mind by being business manager. With the completion of his work, he can now relax and enjoy life. Our Senior section was directed by Naomi Wood. Her many ideas are shown on these pages. Our poet laureates, Pat Simon and Jeanette Jonas, wrote the class poem and prophecy. Charlotte Greene and Pauline Howerton displayed their talents by writing the class will. The many activities of the year were gathered together by Marilyn Johnson. Nancy Graham, who supervised classes, had a lot of work to do before her job was completed. The various organizations and their aims were done by Ramona Shell. Our clever etchings were drawn by Charles Dorsey and Jim Brown. Their creations have added greatly to our book. John Throckmorton and Gerald Knight, athletes themselves, developed the sports section. Harriet Enyart, Joyce Coder, Pauline Howerton and Charlotte Greene, our nimble-fingered typ- ists, spent much of their time unscrambling and typing our many write-ups. If anyone is interested in a job that has a lot of worries, see Paul Mahaffey because he will be glad to give you his old job as subscription manager. Money, money, money! Joe Stockert helped us to obtain some of this rare green material by serv- ing as our advertising manager. However, we all owe our thanks to Mary Payne and Bernard Recher. our editors. Their new ideas and willingness to give their time has made The Piratan a success.