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

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Seniors Present Is is possible to tell the truth—even for twenty-four hours? It is—at least Bob Bennett, the hero of Nothing But the Truth, accomplished the feat. The bet he made with his partners, his friends, and his fiancee, is the background for the incidents in this farce. The comic scenes in which Bob is placed because of the necessity of his answering embarrassing questions and telling the literal truth increase the hilarity of the play. Oh, if we could only stay like this till four o'clock. 22 It is your intention to give us a donation, is it not?

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Shown in the picture at the right are senior attendants, Lois Kokot and Betty Hamilton, with their escorts, Gary Mays and Benton Kesling as they arrive for the half-time ceremonies. Although defeat dampened the West Carrollton spirit, everyone appeared to have abandoned his unpleasant thoughts and enjoyed dancing to the music of Johnny Reager and his orchestra. Grades 9-12, alumni, and faculty members attended the Homecoming Dance. This was one of the memorable occasions of the year. As the dance drew to a close, the students at West Carrollton had another enjoyable event to add to the memories of their high school days. 21

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Nothing but the truth CAST k herf Bennett [ M Ralston Dick Donnelly Clarence VanDusen Bishop Doran Gwendolyn Ralston Mrs. £. M Ralston Ethel Clark Mable Jackson Sable Jackson Martha Director Charles Croy Howard Tyson Neil Sizer Henry Weidner Richard Krust Joyce Young Sue Rankin Donna Bowie Burma Pinkerton Elah Pettit Nancy Ashworth Miss Woodman Truthfully, I think your voice is terrible. The cast takes time out during rehearsal for some instruction from Miss Woodman. From left to right are: Miss Woodman, Joyce Young, Nancy Ashworth, Howard Tyson, Richard Krust, Burma Pinkerton, Susan Rankin, Donna Bowie, Charles Croy, Henry Weidner, Neil Sizer, and Elah Pettit. 23