West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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LEADING THE fx ,Nw iv gi' SP1 5 33: :O .wi FIELD OF EDUCATION To tile spirit of American youth in general, ci Vvest High Service Boys in particular, Wiic this, the 1942 edition of the West High ioie We believe on fitting and proper , since these young u ting to keep alive the principles of cie r y without public education a democratic o - ment cannot survive. This is the American Way-Wesii sc o ourselves, anci, if need be, fight to preserve this heritage. raster is As student-cixa moicleci from its sophomore be- ginning to senior graduation tor a definite purpose in Pxmericafs destiny, so is a piane con- structed, step by step, trom the biueprint stage to the iinisifieci uf' both invaiuabie to product ai cieiense. nation PROGRES t' on has led th Uthcia. .-, Y s or Avwnon C NV orid This na r as pioneers ot aviation since the invention oi time tirst air- plane by time Vdrigttt Brothers. it has proved to be time initiai ' Where 8, generation cog in ' A minating torce speed is the o and it is to this ot the trout. t America Field 0 turns in i science tha its present crises. DR. H. H. REIGHLEY, Principal TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1942: As we approach the close of the school year, there comes time realization that the past twelve years have been only a step towards an ultimate goal. You, who are graduating. have accomplished much, but this may be deemed as relatively un- important ancl only the foundation for your life that lies ahead. You are a member of the vast army of high school students upon whose shoul- clers will rest the great responsibilities of our nation. World problems of today are many: may you resolve from this day on to take advantage of all opportunities that arise in orcier that. in the future, you may be of invaluable worth to America in its period of reconstruction. As a representative of all the faculty members of West High I am sure I ex- press ttieir sincere wishes when I offer my iieartiest congratulations on tile fine work this graduating class has clone. Our wish for you is success in all your future endeavors. E81 ADMINIS RATION 4 i NHSS BLANCHE M. KERN, Vice-Principal TO THE STUDENTS OF WEST HIGH SCHOOL: I have a message for those who will comprise the graduating classes of 1945 and 1944. You need not feel that your task of carrying on the work of the school is less important than the graduates who will take their place in the world. You have not only acivancecl in gracie hut in the responsibility that your position en- tails. As under-classmen you must continue to put forth your best efforts at all times, keeping a definite purpose in minci. Very shortly you young people will he called upon to make an important decision. To the hoys there will he three alternatives offered: first, entering the armed forces ciirectiyg second, engaging in war industry or enterprise: and thirci, going on with your education. Now is the time for each of you to consider all problems seriously while you still have one or two years before you. As a member of the school administration I sincerely advise you to merit your choice carefully and wisely, not forgetting that eclucation, at least through high school, is essential to gooci living. E91 FACULTY rmsr now. nm Nlae Jones .............. ...................... E nglisll Frances Hannon ........, ................... Co mmerflihl Helen McCormick ........ .......... P hysical Education BlHl'lCl'!e Kem ........ Hilda Leech ............ .... Delane Schincller .... Genevieve Rawson . Rose White ....... Nlaucle Davis . W. D. Camplmell ....... Emma Uncaplxer ...... Nlarcella Crain .. Rhoda O'H8lTB ,..... Margaret Flynn .,... Mary Diclcinson . Herbert Hutchinson History ancl English Erlna Harrison .......... ........ ........Vice Principal-Latin TO RIGHT Dr. H. H. Rei hle ....... 8' Y- Nlargaret Campbell SECON D ROW .-.Englislx-Dramatics ......................Englislx ...........Commercial ...........Commercial ........,.Nlatliematics ....................Principal .....,.....,,...................latin E. V. McPherson ............ ....................... H istory-Geography Harolcl Wasixburn ........... .................. P rolmlems of Democracy Otto France ............... ........ IN 'lathematics and Commercial Eva Vvright .................. ....................... C ommercial O. C. Montgomery ......... .................................. P hysics C. W. Michel ............ ......... P hysiology, Chemistry Niyron T. Seifert ........ THIRD ROW ........l'lome Arts ...........l'listory ........l'lome Arts ..........Mathematics ..............Spanish Katherine Gress ...... Dorothy Cash ......... FOURT H ROW George Collins ......,.... .......... P hysical Education Leona Glenn ......,............. ........... F rench, English Helen Lumley .................... ................... Li lmrarian Charles WV. Bennett .,........ Harry L. Zulaul ......,....... ......................Band ..........1Vlathematics ABS ENT .........English, Joumalism .......................Englislx ....l'listory George Williams ........ ........,.................... P hysical Education Edwin M. Kaylor .................. Debate, Pmhlems ol Democracy C, S. Kennecly ........ .......,......................... I ndustrial Arts K. W. Bahler ...... ........ .............. C h emistry Arthur E. Buchanan... ............................................,. History George F. Neel: ........... .......,........,..... P rohlems ol' Democracy Arnet B. Cole ....................,....... Problems ol Democracy, Law Charles VV. Young ......... .. Earl C. Reed .............. Norma Nlccoy ......... ..,...,... E nglish .lane Thomas 101 ........Botany, Physics .......English A OWLOIWQCS I ,mr- X .Baia x -7 x I 7 Anuviurhlrf E-23 d ,. Q .--.... Q- Q .- 1 if .nw fu 0 an .. Eg., P- 1-3 f xp .. sw I X X .I Li--,11 f 'M2 fi':2i:1:e.3fi.- -3?-1?-is , : XX 1 . 2'5'. L'1.': j R - -fin -, :::-:.: f --Lz -4 1' -' - .'g: -:'.:f-'f1fTf:2f1?'f3'f-j i SOPHOMORES VVe are abandoning the tradition of past years and are re- placing the customary lirst group ol: Senior pictures with the under- classmen. This is being done so that you may visualize the process of education paralleled to the construction of an airplane. The future of a student, like an airplane, depends largely upon a substantial foundation. That of the hlueprint stage in the defense industry is compared with the sophomore classes ot the high schools. .lust as the drattsman must outline his ideas along with ac-, cepted theories of others who have gone before, to formulate the best possible method for the building procedure, so will the resourceful student talce advantage of all the opportunities offered which will better prepare him for the next steps ol his education. U21 11 s-.W-,..,, wg. 3 ,. . ,... my sw.....--Q ' 5 A w A1 X X 5 , X an v Q ,A 'Z :QB 1 fx is .,,,,. ' 1 g Q E if ff' is fix wwmk . ..-.5 : x M. -,W Q -x , 1, Sf- Si . . - .1 2 , - -- . 2. ' 91 -11 W 25 S-x ' Q K -M1 .iff 'uw' fi gf S X 1 ms - . X xx X. X w + 5 S . S S. Q Ki uv wr X, 'F' '2S'Y:' .R E . N K 5 , .. . N Y mf x X EHQK mms. Q. X X X Q, ,X Q :XM 4. GSK ' Sw: s ' ' ,QEQSH Y? YN X Y .L x. XS QQ.. ik ' S ,mv N , Qxfxx Wi? x, -ff erik? Q' : U-mm-..,,,, li :Wg SE Mi 6 QX mx 1' s KG, S s .ox- jq fi we --St!! N :gg ma, Q .Qi 3 Ni ,nv gg ef -gg it ' Q 14 f s is N vs is S . N -n A ffm 312-IUB' First row, left to right: Dave Austin, Jim Beaver, Floyd Kelly, Don Haines, Iohn Bach! man. Second row: Bob Ford, lack Cline, Bob Hunter, George Hopkins, Iim Green. Third row: Phil Bowser, Leslie Ashcraft, Tom Calhoun, Harold Buchanan, lack Berq. Fourth row: Bill Haqans, Donald Karshner, Bob gffarliett, Ed Carroll, William Cooper, Don en s. 212-10B First row. left to right: Mary Wendel, Betty Knight, Viola Taylor, Lorraine Tustin, Ioanne Wester, Audrey Rinehart. Second row: Rowena Russell, Georgia Wilkes, Carmen Day, Betty Ruth, Dorothy Spohn. Third row: Margaret Atkinson, Iulia Puckey, Mary Ellen Snyder, Wilda Swain, Iuanita Slaughter. Fourth row: George Ann Voss, Mary Battrell, Marjorie Wright, Carol Zimpter, Clara Belle Thompson. 240-10B First row, left to riqht: Don Shepard, Ches- ter Carter, Ed Kent, VValter Mann. Second row: Carl Smith, Bill Mitchell, Ioe Wheeler, Albert Swain. Third row: Lawson Winn, lack Coons, Hare old Koon, Charles McKee. Fourth row: Bill Patterson, Dick Kraus, Bob Minton, Harold Rathburn. Fifth row: lim Sauders, lim Recob, Charles Naddy, Dick Fuller, Earl Konkler. Sixth row: Iack Moore, Dick Layne, Charles Thornton, Bob Logan. 304-10B First row, left to right: Irene Luckshaw, Wanda Pool, Helen Johnson, Louise Peters, Betty Hosier. Second row: Dorothy Lowier, Betty Lewis, Dor- othy Phillips, Charlene Lauer, Carolyn Moon. Third row: Charlene Powell, Ioceline Plank, Shirley Meyers, Doris Nelson, Mabel McBride, Io-Ann Krause. Fourth row: Oca Mae Iohnson, Callie Kerr, Esther Onqara, Barbara Koons, Jean Heaney. 137-10A First row, left to right: Dick Cummings, Bob Busick, George Demorest, Stanley Frost. Second row: Donald Burke, lim Moats, Theo- dore Coburn, David Ely, Louis Cook. Third row: Don Davis, Raymond Garrison, Ro- land Fuller, Iohn Fauth, Oscar Fondaw, Ioe Case. Fourth row: Iohnny Gillivan, Charles Caroth- ers, Dick Dhume, Paul Gibson, Dick Ewing. Fifth row: Norman Clevenqer, Don Fiscus, Dick Frank, Bob Edwards, Curtis Chase. 233-101-1 First row. lett to right: Eleanor Peters, Ruth Ann Seuier. Mary Lou Reeves, Mary Schopp, Lois Ray, Ruth Rayburn. Second row: Marjorie Orr, Maxine Reeves, Ruth Placke, Elizabeth Schenz, Donna Spell- man, lane Shawd, Betty Lou Dupler. Third row: Edythe Smith, Alice Saunders, Rosemary Rich, Lois Read, Genevieve She- iward, Betty Sherman, Clara Ranck, Iean Say- or. Fourth row: Marilyn Sapp. Mary Katherine Smith, Miriam Rader, Alice Ruffing, Rosemary Reed, Margie Ruddock, Betty Ritter. Fitth row: Constanse Hallam, Patty Sherwood, Io Claire Ross, Edythe Seabolt, Norma Ours, Doris Sandusky, Mary Oldroyd, lane Rible. 309-1 OA First row, left to right: Stanley Smith, Neil Ross, Don Vollmer, Edwin Rowland, Theodore Rickenbacker, Don Spangler. Second row: Theodore Wedemeyer, Robert Evans, Donald McBane, Robert Van Order, Fred Rucker, Bill West, Iack Woodworth. Third row: Lee Shaffer, Robert Whitehurst. Richard Smith, Ioe Russolillo, Paul Zeisler, Bill White. Fourth row: Bill Sample, Stanley Stansell, Don Wirth, George Trabue, James Stewart, Bob Wihl, Harry Zeisler. Fitth row: Norman Maberry, Walter Zipf, Robert Whip, Elmer White, Paul Whitaker, Arthur Susie, Iohn Steiner. 303-10B First row, leit to right: Marion Freeman, Bev- erly Glick, lane Callif, Barbara Grady, Phyllis Blayney. Second row: Esther Garner, Dorothy Frey, Wanda Chestnut, Norma Downey, Martha Cruea. Third row: Io Ann Kayner, Lucille Andreotte, Alice Diltz, Shirley Deems, Helen Colley. Fourth row: Mary lane Guise, Harriett Ed- wards, Ioan Gill, Bertie Brunson. 241-10A First row, left to right: Robert Rickert, Tom McCar1ey, lim Rennie, Dominic Lepore, Dan McPherson, lack Mayhew. Second row: Torn Roberts, Robert McGrail, Richard Lewis, Delmer Miles, Ioe Schofield, John O'Neil. Third row: Neil Mowrey, Charles Nairn, Rob- ert McFadden, Wayne Neff, William Porter, Ed- ward Paul. Fourth row: Iames Link, Firman Moore, Rich- ard McCurdy, Sam Morgan, lames Stewart, Harry O'Harra. Fifth row: Bill Richards, Charles Palmer, Fred Mayer, Gerald Davis, Robert Roese. 315-10A First row. left to right: Vernice Ford, Ruby Edwards, Barbara Eittle, Catherine Fleisher, Ruth Fiscus, Betty Frankel, Iinnie Perrelli. Second row: Louise Hayslip, Shalmir Sprinqer, Mary Diltz, Kathryn Diltz, Mary Glass, Ber- nice Goodchild, Betty Genaro. Third row: Ioanne Hane, Dorothy Henderson, Wenderfer Border, Evelyn Fowler, Alviria For- bus, Rosemary Elliott, Joanne Duncan. Fourth row: Marian Hedges, Virginia Frem, Mary Edwards, Dorothy Gillen, Donnabelle Eckelburqer, Pat Goodwin, Bonnie Flowers, Phyllis Gill. Fifth row: lean Harrison, Francis Heskett, Donna Hoover, Doris Gray, Marilyn Stamper, lane Dugan, Virginia Harper. 101-10A First row, left to right: Albert Bieqler, Carl Breckenridge, Russel Seely, Charles Brown. Second row: Dick Hurley, Bob Battin, Arthur Baker, Charles Bennet, Andrew Blum. Third row: Tom Baker, Dick Born, Clark Biddle, Harry Beckett, Robert Anglin. Fourth row: Bill Herbst, Charles Meacham, Sick Burqoon, George Briggs, Bill Maier, lack ates. Row five: lim Bell, Paul Berndt, Noble Allen, Bob Brodbeck, Gene Shade. 242-10A First row, left to right: Bernice Condon, Betty Williamson, Fern Shrum, Naomi Davis, Francis Suter, Dorothy Hoye. Second row: Jeanne Whitsell, Ieanne Wyn- koop, Freda Williams, Cora Kitsmiller, Mar- garet lohnson, Doris Waddell, Maxine Reezes. Third row: Betty Walker, Phyliss Wakefield, Virginia Cleveland, Betty Yelton, Patricia Ehristopher, Rosemary Smalley, Margaret Web- er. Fourth row: Ialene Sturk, Ruth Saikas, Clara Stephens, Claribelle Bowers, Mary Von Schriltz, Marcella Snyder, Marjorie Walker, Marjorie Stimmel. Fifth row: lean Lyons, lean Richards, Ioanne Southard, Hope Strickland, Charlotte Tannihill, Betty Todd, Roberta Zupp, Kathryn Wisdom. 135-10A First row: Norma Kulp, Helen llick, Betty Mar- quardt, Ianice Iudy, Mary McFadden, Clara Racle. Second row: Dorothy Legg, Marianna Jones, Rosemary Howard, Shirley Keiser, Dorothy Kennedy, lanice Mock. Third row: Margaret Scott, Joyce Mosier, Ruth Hindall, Margaret Demyon, Evelyn Martin, Elaine McLing. Fourth row: 'Rita King, Betty Nichols, Thelma Lowry, Marilyn Limille, Eleanor Minn, Estella Martinsdale, Dorothy Shiltz. Fifth row. left to right: Iean Kepley, Helen Koontz, Barbara Newlin, Barbara McNutt, Eileen Myers, Louise Keller. 156-IDA First row,' left to right: Fred l-loustin. Ed Kuder. Iohn Herbert, Dale Learnan, Iack Goun- der, Fred Heyl. Second row: Earl Iohnson, Ralph Ls:-ming, Bill Kieper, Bob Kenworthy, lack Holobaugh, Al Greenler, Harold Hesselden. Third row: Arthur Lowhead, Dick I-louk, Bill Laicher, Roger Allen, Ray Grabill, Melvin An- derson, Louis Gross. Fourth row: Eugene Iewell, Charles Harris, Bob Iones, Clyde Grady, Willard Hilton, Les- lie Laird, Sid Hoyt. Fifth row: Dick Gilmore, Bob Howard, Dan Gray ,lim Ailes, Bob Gusler, Wayne Hughes. 314-11A First row. left to right: Karen Dentner, Norma Diedrich, Ioyce Ashman, Viola Aqriesti. Second row: Betty Corum, Virginia Carles, Shirley Bradford, Dorothy Dehl, Betty Breckur. Third row: Ellen Clark, Barbara Dauber, Mar- tha Dailey, Gloria Braden, Beverly Bigelow. , I-'ourth row: Martha Colmery, Christine Walk- er, Dorothy Bennett, Iane Davis, Mary Baird, Fiith row: Colleen Cheuvront, Marjorie Car- ter, Betty Lou Bland, Martha Boyd, Iosephine Coplan. w 4 I DID YOU KNOVV: Nleelf little LOUISE PETERS' amhilion is lo he a nurse? .IEAN HAYNER has always harl a great craving to tour Holly- wood? ESTHER ONGARO, hlonrl as she is. is part lnclian? BILL PATTERSON wants to hecome a hoss and have lots and lots of heautilul private secretaries? That BARBARA GRADY once saved her sister lroni clrowning and as a result receivecl a hig shiny medal. REMEMBER VVHEN: Jllvl GREEN got all A's? MARTHA CRUEA had pig tails? JACK MOORE cuulcln't resist tagging along with the girls? BETTY ANN RUTH had short hair? BILL HAGANS had long hair and we clo mean long. JEAN HEANY was No. l manehater. NORNlA DOVVNEY had a pet hate lor her hangs and CLARA BELLE THOlVlPSON felt the same ahout wearing glasses? SUPER SOPHOMORES: You've no tloulst react ol famous nletectives. Vvell. we have one in our niiclst. it's none other than our own .llhl RECOB. Ancl for a super business manager. we have sweet JOAN KERN. Then when it comes to slcill, TOM CALHOUN is wonderful malcing miniature hoats. And lastly. that sporty gal. MARY ELLEN SNYDER. can really rifle a horse. Anal it's all her very own, too. Luclry gall 171 SOPHOMORES M3543 A-awk zfaniom ...- ,,,,,.,.-..f,,4.ff:M rw-1, ,.,.f.,N---' , f if J, fuiflyf- VFW 4 A unfzisw' 1171! 'Ex 'X!'Xf'?'q, ...-4 f im..wQdw , ,uv--I ,I ,,puAi9fg, E HE y J .fag '11 .wwf , . .1 - . .....,..,,.,, ',1,..u.o. -. , ' 1- V, I an , , sg' f,-,, ,-1 3. L?-5- , V Y- ' ' H' I ., f. sit -.XI el Y., E Q, gy, 3.14 E in i , ., .k,.., .. . ,ww , ,U . , . . M. -- 1 5 . ,- I - M- . -II A F- '. .:. ' .4.. , ' JL, 55::.44.- f , ...fp 1, I V A 3 ff K' -fx? 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' if .5 ' V 5 V 2 ,- 1 1 5 Q , . ag k , ' v I - T ' fs . 4' is iv .ww W K kifik xx is 4 Q W FX S , 1. . 'I : M W . 1-V -- . . Q f , lx YQ . ' 5 5 .- , : - A X f . 3 'fu 1 'E - J . ' . f V K -fl ' L V- 'V X H V -.V . V af ,. f V - .im ' f V 'X .- .1 . S25 X: ZF . Q1 ' ' Q Q 5 'Y' J iff My K 5 Q . ' 5 ' - 22-'N Mi V 'F f Q . .Q Eg K .:f in , - my E, I V .Qf DVC 311-11B First row, left to right: Ruth Black, Dorothy Hemmerly, Norma' Barnett, Constance Love, lane Gibbon. Second row: Verna Chambers, Mildred Ches- nut, Mildred Catlett, Virginia Kilbury, Wilma Foote. Third row: Iackie Kienle, Martha Bowers, Mar- jorie Beard, lean Blankner, Dorothy Blayney, Eloise Bowman. Fourth row: Lillian Cardwell, Gloria Hoy, Ivalue Chapman, Dorothy Lightner, lane Haw- thorne, Ioan Fi-iebis. Filth row: Iune Glasgow, Mary Barber, Norma Koon, Betty Laird, Dorothy Ambrosia. 217-11B Front row, left to right: Don McCready, Ralph Martin, Oscar Smith, Frank Sherman, Al Rig- ney. Second row: Grover Melvin, Iohn Perkins, Bob Smith, Earl Sumner, Stan Woodruff, Wol- fred Waddington, Third row: Bob Watts, Charles Richards, Her- bert Steele, Orus Sheward, James Nichols, Ted Sonner, Eugene Schmitt. Fourth row: Elton Benner, Bob Limle, Bob Raugh, Tom Rawlings, Harvey Tiller, Bob Watkins. Fifth row: Bill Link, Charles Sevy, Harold Webb, Roger Miller, Floyd Moon, Richard Walters. 323-11B First row, left to right: Helen Talbert, lanice Suver, Betty Moore, Cleo Maurey. Second row: Louise Snyder, Martha Von Schlitz, Betty Schwender, Edith Neti, Mary Smith. Third row: Betty Miller, Alice Stone, Ianelle Walker, Mary Louise Roach,e Dorothy Wiseman, Ann Nelson. Fourth row: Marion Wagner, Anita Simmers, Charlebert Rodgers, Betty Worrell, Alice Rem- ington, Lucille Saunders. Fifth row: Dorothy McCune3 Miriam Moore, Donna Thomas, Louise Yost, Betty Noel. 214-11B First row, left to right: Evan Knox, Iames Iessup, Lynn Biegler, Willard Barnes, William Iohnson. Second row: Maurice Embleton, Kenneth Bar- clay, Charles Curry, Ed Evans, Dick Wesley. Third row: Raymond DeWitt, Rollin Chapman, lames Richards, loseph Gill, Fred Canada. Fourth row: Matere Alban, William Aumiller, William lones, Dick Kembitzky, Ed Collins, Ted Iones. 211-11A First row, left to right: Mary Margaret Har- old, Phyllis Ett, Lyvonne Fiscus, Emaline Fans- ler, Alberta McKinstry, Alma Wolford. Second row: Alice Erb, Marian Miller, Barbara Biggs, Lorraine Brown, Delores Devidson, Betty Evans, Helen De Paul. Third row: Helen Fraganot, Dorothy Green- land, Phyllis Gilbert, Marilyn Davis, Virtinia Woda, Elizabeth Dean, Marcella Gibbon. Fourth row: Viola Dallas, Leda Hart, Mary Zulaui, Janet Campbell, Ioan Vickerman, Betty Conittt Elizabeth Speckman. Filth row: Constance Doherty, Eileen Galen- tine, Mary Davis, Marilyn Goldsak, Haroldine Terry, Peggy Fergus. 310-IIA First row. left to right: Keith Lane, Robert McCann, Bruce Durfey, Earl Marzlutf, Paul Kaufman, Jacob Hall. Second row: Norman Smith, Robert Gurley, Bill Lewis, Bill Foy, Roy Kimes, Charles Krack. Third row: Bob Brown, lack LaMotle, Bill Phillips, Iim Nairn, Charles Hulls, Iack Nelson. Fourth row: Ray McKnight, Bruce Bigley, Eugene Lowery, Robert Gulcher, Ned Marsh, Marvin Lyday, Vtlarren Lanthorn, Do nMurphy. Filth row: Francis Ford, Richard Compton, Dick Olpp, Dick Hoover, Ray Patridqe, Dick Zimmer, Boyd Marmon. 327-11A First row. left to right: Iohn Brown, Iames Cotner, Tom Arnold, Bill Agriesti. Second row: Tom Clark, Joy Williams, Gilbert Iones, Glenn Chevalier. Third row: Arthur Bright, William Bryan, Bob Frederick, Charles Wright, Guy Kent. Fourth row: Gordon Brien, Bob Curry, Robert Cline, lohn Ezzo, Lewis Bill, Harbin Reed. Filth row: Robert Clark, lack Ernbrey, James Estell, Harry Hopwood, Charles Iones. 321-11A First row, left to right: Barbara Ashelrnan, luanita Tannehill, Gloria Calentine, Billie Cale, Mary Consentenia. Second row: Millicent Shafer, Betty Horn, Ber- nice Carlson, Mildred Capretta, Bonnydell Car- ter, Wanda Deaton. Third row: Iune Heaney, Margaret Lambert, Norma Swepston, lean Cannon. Helen Tucker, Maida Wilson, Martha McCandlish, Fourth row: Martha Brookey, Elsie Balzer, Marjorie East, Frieda Bass, Virginia Boyd, Mary Colvill, Doris Cunningham. Fifth row: Mary Buck, Gertrude Berwalde, Alice Clark, Wilma Albery, Marie Blaney, Grace Brokaw. 244-11A First row, left to right: Bill Markham, Bob Barnhart, Woodrow Pickering, Bill Schneider, Dick Weber. Second row: Bill Gilmore, Mondo Lombardi, Don E. Baker, Ted Scharenberg, Clay Bartield, Bob Denbow. Third row: Lawrence Wharton, Ernest Dohlen, Donn Crosby, Iohn Layman, Harold Ryerson, Floyd Spellman, Paul McClain, Fourth row: Alvinza Bunner, Dick Iames, Don A. Baker, Eugene Fowler, Bob Byerly, Ray Reardon. Filth row: 'Tom Sulzberqer, James Terril, Louis Erl, George Ours, Charles Bowyer, Bob Mau- roth, Harry Andrews. 313-11A First row: Edith Marlow, Lucille Myers, Ianice Moorhead, Dorothy Menz, Verna Miller, Frances McDaniel. Second row: Patty Hart, Avonne Essex, lane llgliller, Dorajean Dixon, Kaye Newman, Norma u p. Third row: Marjorie McFadden, Vivian Lewis, Ioan Miller, Marjean Trappe, Betty Lear, Iuanita Mann. Fourth row: Virginia McComb, lean McNinch, Regina Matlock, Lila Lowery, Bonnie Lear, Mariorie McCoy. Fifth row. left to right: Grace Hellyer, Delores Moore, Beatrice Miner, Imogene Pepon, Alice Miller, Marjorie Norris. 139-11A First row. left to right: lack Reed, Iohn Stamper, Don Smith, Eugene Wolford, Herbert Roederer, Richard Carter. Second row: Don Stout, Everett Strickland, Dwight Paulson, Franklin Van Camp, Gordon Taylor, Frank Schrader, John Griffin. Third row: Grant Van Gastle, Robert An- thony, Lewis Womeldorfi, Don Sturdevant, Ralph Thomen, Ralph Waugh, Iohn Hensel. Fourth row: Charles Tucker, Wayne Walker, lames Wiler, Rodney Kay, Haslett Ranney. Fifth row: Tom Webb, Forest Campbell, lack Parret, Don Runyan, Richard Trickel, Arthur Williams. 317-11A I-'irst row. left to right: Beverly Phillips, Eleanor Smith, Helene Mcl-Ienry, Wanda Spring, Pat Provens. Second row: Ruth Price, Jeanette Rebholz, June Roberts, lean. Symes, Betty Richer. Third row: Lillie Sharkey, Mary Russolillo, Eleanor Oliver, Thelma Richardson, Mary Lou Storch, Marian McCord. Fourth row: Audrey Schwan, Barbara Mc- Millan, Geneva West, Mary Ethel Whitt, Helen Robertson, Erline Iohnston. Fifth row: Georgia Rector, Shirley Sans, lane Roush, Dorothy Preston, Betty Rickert, Wanda Wagner. 302-11A First row. left to right: Velma Thomas, Imo- gene Hoskins, Evelyn Hayes, Genny King, Patt Kanavel, Ian ll Cl P t L e um, a auer. Second row: lean Hollaway, lune Henry, Mar- tha Ktmbrel, Iune Mugraqe, Mary Leach, Wini- freci Taylor. Third row: Ruth Helm, Dorothy Hingst, Wanda Hummel, Pauline Kaufman, Charlotte Koons, Mar Hatt Btt Y k Y Y , e y oc ey. Fourth row: Nicolena Passalia, Ella Hulls, Mary Iohnson, Ima Hughes, Ruth Ormiston, Elaine Waddington, Cora Holbien. Filth tow: Viola Iohnson, Mary Truitt, Betty Ehret, Marolyn Hollinqshead, Elaine Krivdo, Gloria Hill, lean Keeler, WANDA XVAGNER, our stunning hloncle, Ol Wl'l0Ill NYC all are vefy fond. GORDON TAYLOR. our chemistry star: lt he keeps to this lielci were sure he'll go lar. MARY HAROLD. the clancer of the class. Ancl we lmow a swell little lass. DONN CROSBY is our traclc Flash, Through the 100 anal 220 he's sure to clash. NORlVlA JEAN SVVEPSTON, our sweet little gal. Always to us she'll he a real pal. JOHNNY BROWN can surely actl Theres no clisputing that last. BEVERLY PHILLIPS, our prize stuclent. Vvill always he wise ancl prudent. ERNIE DAHLEN, our loaslcetlaall star, His excellent playing we all admire. BONNIE LEAR. our charming hrunette, Vvill cheer us on to victory l'll het. HARRY HOPVVOOD is lamous to ntl. For carrying that goocl olcl pigslcin ball. PEGGY FERGUS. hoth lovely nncl swe Vvhose personality is harci to heat. GEORGE OURS, the hit ol the game, There'll never he another quite the same BETYY HORNE, Red to you. Shell lceep that smile right straight thru. Large ancl stout is BIG BOB CLARK. ln athletics he'll malce his mark. BEFl'l'Y CONNlFF has a mellow voice. Xvhen it comes to singing slie's our choice. VVOODROVV PICKERING has brains galore ln all lllS tests llC malces 8 Stvell SCOFQ. VIEVV OF ASSEMBLY LINE AT CURTISS-VVRIGHT L eniom 'az an .M .:.Q '-an .4 1 .15 1.9 -iq ff , 4 PFKNW Q, . .N- X V I h ' , ' 21' 3?S?1'i1av. Q , u ' .xl- LA,.Ci..5 : giL 2,:,. ,iq -5 ?,g,cr:,:.N,. , 55255 5 -Q 4- ' - gf' , .L31 , ii.i!ji,g52,N : A ' A' , ..,, ., ,Q , -... 1 ' f fb.-vi. F3 155 I... I SENIORS Nearing time tinai test tiie plane is roiieci out oi time hangar. it represents iong iiours of hard woric owing to tile contributions of many peopie and many sources. The 12B ciass, too, represents time near-tinisiieci product about to embark on' its soio iiigilt into unknown regions. it is time resuit of disappointments and accomplishments'-ftilis final year for eciu- cational guidance. This group is mucim smaiier than tile preceding two. Many faiiect to find substance on the drafting boards. Some were not able to find a piace for each important part, eitiler smaii or iarge. Stiii others couici not pass time inspection for this last test. Nevertheless, there are stiii tile majority, plodding on, striving for tile goai that is much nearer now, and sometimes more clan- gerous to reacil from tilis point. U81 . COWKYWHI' 1. T con . A ,f-.hQ,i it if zywmww 5 vw :ki I 'f1'I,-W L. W,M,,,x. ,M ,M H 1' L A A . A YMMW, Nfw -R:-:gq., :,,. -V:-FE, Mx vk ..,'J 0 4, , k,,u i Q? 7,55 -A - , ' 1 Q f M- 4 .- . y x x f 5 A -fr Ti - mf A ,Q gx5a5, gNg 1 '., - ' SN f 'L ' kmmf x ,X V . 5... ,EL 5 9,2 E xx , . If W QNE X -M 3 X t . -Q. w-N... 1 1 553- L , , mg MX-:I Q Qi ,Aly -mwgwv, - 1 12. f, , 'www x B, 5 B5 f X X? M --K ' - -- -. Jamming.. X 51-Sf: -. N ri: is UV. , - f f gg :iv A 33? SICK BULL w nw - wx? fl SM 2 4 I 4 diiifsv-v M - ---pg-1' A R5 gwx A X . . R X we 1 ,R ig , E G 'X V45 Qwzf-X Q, .1 1 QM: ,Qsgg -X - . X Q. .v ML M X N? 4 Bal. C-12B First row, left to right: Mary Coe, Charlotte Gease, Carol Gamso, Marjorie Johnson, Mar- garet Foster. Second row: Mildred Steele, Nellie Brobeck, Norma Dale, Ianet Converse, Betty Downey. Third row: Ruth Friebis, Dorothy Gill, lean Ecles, Betty Capretta, Doris Dawson. Fourth row: Wilma Holbein, Dorothy .Culli- nan, Esther Ankrom, Betty Elliott, Eleanor Bau- man. Fifth row: Ioyce Baker, Melva Alkire, Frances Cruea, Rachel Dines, Betty Bowers. Bal. A-12B First row, left to right: Bob Piper, Frank Bouillion, Clayton Blades, Kenneth Adams, Dick Lirch, Bill Overmyer. Second row: Delbert Smith, Wayne Kerns, Wally Trotter, Stan Taylor, George Hall, Gun- nar Marsh. Third row: George Blackmore, Bill Lidey, Bill Ingham, Herb Stewart, Orville Shade, Mel Fluhart. Fourth row: George Burton, Clarence Adams, Homer Bowen, Bill Barnes, Don Wilson, John Brown. Fifth row: Paul Haughn, Iames Evans, Dean Howell, Bob Bates, lack Baird, Bill James, Dave Davies. Bal. B-12B First row. left to right: lim McElwee, Henry gchuster, Robert Rose, Richard Baker, Paul rior. Second row: Mel Armbrust, Albert Shawd, Iohn Iester, Wayne Bowen, Harold Murphy. Third row: Charles Carter, Iames Hamilton, George Strickland. Howard Paul, Iohn Glade. Fourth row: Edward Beard, Bill Snashall, Rob- ert Broome, Bill Siler, Eldon Clark. Fifth row: Iack Underman, Ioe Davis, Men- dell Webb. Charles Weiner, lack Renshaw, Willis Toohey. Bal. D-12B First row, left to right: loAnn McCord, Betty Reed, Betty Shoemaker, Mildred Strickland, Phyliss Austin. Second row: Mary Ann Myers. Betty Shy, Ann McKee, Doris Williams, Iean Young, Ethelmae Thompson, Betty Somers. Third row: Frankie Williams, Marilyn West, Iacqueline Iackson, Rue Ann Lutz, Elaine Planck, Georgia Neff. Fourth row: Ieanne Provens, Margaret Over- holt, Edith Teaqardner, Iane Miller, Lois ones. , ,..KA,, I l I l READY FOR ACT ION-CURTISS P-40's When CAROL GANlSO saw CHUCK VVEIDNERS pineapple. slte slliverecl so lvaclly sl1e's eelleel ltim Brrrrrrrrr'lteacl ever since. Guess wltere PHYLISS AUSTIN gets lter lunch money? Rigllt you are, from lxer sislerls piggy lbanlc. II anyone sltould see FRANCIS CRUEA coaxing, BETTY El..l..lOT'l' out from uncler Ilte serials in tl-Ee Eucliiorium clon'I be alarinerl--Blflvl'Y'S only trying Io see if Iwo will l-it uncler ilie seal in' case ol it ll ac out. SEEN AROUND: RACHEL DINES mailing letters. HIVIIN'IMMlN'IlN'IIN'IIN'I! DON VWLSON in almost every seat in P. O. D. in one period! BOB BATES toafing in the mt mo .... LOlS JONES collecting Occident clues. JACK BAIRD and BILL JAMES learning lo dance from their steefliee . . . al lest! THINGS VVE'LL NEVER FORGET: JODY MCCORD and BILL JAMES-Love at first sight. BETH' REEDS beaming euuntenenee just after the mail man eemee. NELLIE BROBECKS lace Ilte day a girl greeted her Iwm the stage. I eleift get it eill-ierllll JIM EVANS remmkelile Latin translations. . . REMEMBER4 VVHEN: JACK UNDERMAN made the cily all-lii basketball team! ELAINE PLANCK aslonisliecl us with her positively super eeeerdien playing? l3ll 65' l ni Y . : ggigk ASA, 591 www' QQ, K ' w ff' ,N.v ' ,ff f ig , . - - .Q I gig, . . , . .gg LW .,- , 5 's 5 . , ,i V ' ' 'ff g I Q, ' .v Aj., -+ - .6,.f', gf -Mg k . ? guy Av-' :, .f ' , ' Q 'I ?- in f , . 2553 Qi, , . - ' ' 15 -' - . v . 1 - , 1 u 'i52,.1E'f ,, ' ' IXQQWT1 .V un? -T 5 J - Q Q as ss I - X ' ' ,,-4 4 M 'P 1 . 'A A. ffm' A '. 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'ESQ V' L -wr'-'Q ..,, X '..v.x X: .-.,,..4..,, 3k w, wx'-.Q ' 'N.,1 ,: w.-. ,., . . U :Lx wg R fs --. GRADUATES A roar of the engine, a fast take-off, and the plane is in the air. The grounci woric has been compieteci. It is now a matter of testing workmanship and ability, a Hight in search of a new ven- ture worthy of its merit. No longer can there be time for preparation'-cioing over what has been clone. The plane cannot be rebuilt, nor replaced, only repaired and added to. So it is with graduation. Once your school life has been left behind it cannot be recaptured. Those worries of homework, grades, activities, or responsibilities are now but memories of the building process. Your temporary aim has been fulfilled, but now you must start out again with new ideals, and a new purpose. 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H V, , -FJ iw-V 'ff 5. -, 5,1 -wa3mF Qffff4r: 6 'ifiwzs we sms, Qz zgfy s Sf? , 7 Q Q l ' z W , rx W 1 A1525 W - 2 Q .. ' - W A W 3 ' . + :'f5 1g-113 17,,p,,, L. 4 .. . . ,, 4 , ' Q mf,3:,k,.5p:.,w:aw+,:: ,AK im, ,1, .- f A i ' A ,iii 1,f:1it1c,,iQ Lfiiui ?K 'mS27?r f,'fJ 522+ 5 ' 'V Q 4 - i V Q Kg. ,, gm!! ' gg: zzz' A L' vw- bkegel 551'f, 1 -Ahh f'A ' ' K ' ' s ' ' . , f W M, bs' Qa f - . A V f ' , ' swf' N ' ' ev-1,--, ' 'fa .. 'iii -' X ' . - f 1 M. fm, 'ff'.L5'jmj. f- Qf' Af Aw. Mein K M, FEBRUARY GRADUATING CLASS l PRESIDENT-1 SECRETARY- ROBERT F. IVIORISON-- lWori MARGERY A. BENTON- Margie Glee Clula, Clloir. Rotary Lunclieon, Naiional Honor, L Society, Ari Clultr. Hilariiy Slrow, Gym Exhibition '59, Eis- Girl Reserves, German Club, Room Sec- lcqlcllorl, Senior Class Plny. relary. Gym Exlxilzvition '39, Room Busi- TREASURER- MARGARET JESSUP- Peggy National Honor. L Society, Girl Re- serves, German Clulo. Room Business Manager, Gym Exliilzilion '39, Glee Club, Hall Monitor, Occiflent and An- nual Business Skull. D61 ness Nlanager. Glee Clula, Hall lVloni- ior, Vocational Conference, Hilariiy Sll0VV Uslmer, Room VV:-:llare Chairman. V ICE- PRESIDENT RICHARD R. SMITH-- Dick Art Clulm, Sluclenl Council, VV Asso- ciation, Baseball '59, '40, '4l: Baslcei- ball '59, '40, '4l: Football '39, '40: Room Wvellare Cllairman. Rolary Luncheon, Room Civic Chairman, All- Higll Baselwall '40, All-High Basliellznall '40, '41: Second Team All-Higli Base- ball '39, Gym Exliilsition '39, Class Play, Seconcl Team All-Higlfx Footlaall '40, Hall Nlonitor. Room Secretary. An- nual Stall. JOHN A. ANDERSON-- Iolmny Chemistry Club. Hi-Y. Hi-Y Baseball. Hi-Y Basketball. Hi-Y Senior Council- man. Tennis 59. '40, '4l: Room Busi- -ness Manager. Gym Exlnilaition '39, Room Secretary. Hall Monitor. Student Council. GEORGE A. BLACKMORE-- Fuzzy Frencli Club. Eistemlclfocl, Glee Club. Clioir, Senior Class Entertainment Committee, Senior Class Aclvertising Committee. Carmelita cast. HJNA V. BLACKMORE-- Eddie Room Secretary. Class Captain '40, Bas- ltetloall Team. Class Captain '40. Vol- leylaall Team. G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. Senior Class Decorating Committee. MARCUS A. BOWEN-- Marc Hall Monitor. MARJORIE BOLG-- Margie National Honor. L Society. Art Club. Chemistry Club, Girl Reserves. latin Club. Baslreiizall '59. '40, '4l: Glee Club. Hall Monitor. Hilarity Show. Gym Exlniixition '59, Vocational Confer- ence. EUGENE L. BRINK-- Gene RICHARD L. AMSPOKER- 'Cl1uLBy' Triangle Club Vice Presiclent '59, '40 '41, '42: Gym Exhibition '59. FLORENCE M. ALLTOP- Flo Girl Reserves, Gym Exluilaition '59. NATHAN THOMAS BEYNON- Nate Hi-Y. Student Council, VV Associa- tion, Foothall '40, '-il: Traclc, Senior Class Decorating Committee. MARTHA BAILEY Girl Reserves, Home Economics Cluln. GEORGE H. BRADFORD-- Brad Hi-Y. Spanish Clulo. Football. Room Secretary. Senior Class Advertising Com- mittee. Room Welfare Chairman. Hi-Y Conference. Room Civic Chairman. Reg- istration Room Cliampionsliip Basketball Team. GEO. H. BLACKMORE- Burr Head Art Club. Gym Exhibition '39, Science Club. W Association. Football '39, '40, '4l: Hall Monitor, Wrestling '59, '40: Oocicient and Annual Business Stalls. RALPH J. BRIGGS R. WAYNE BROVVN.- Brownie National Honor. L Society. Ht-Y. Room Business Manager, Hall Monitor. Room Secretary. Room Civic Chairman. Room Welfare Cliairman, VV Association. Baslcetlmall. Bowling. Room Business Manager. Room Secre- tary. Marching Band. Concert Band. D71 THOMAS VV. CRUM- Tom Hi-Y, Room Welfare Ctiairman, Gym Exhibition '59, Room Civic Chairman. I..arIies of tile .Iury Property Commit- tee, Gym Jamboree, Class Play. LORENE DAVIS , National Honor, L Society. Latin Clulo, Art Club, Room Secretary, Gym Exlmiluition ,59. Room Business Mana- ger, Room Welfare Ctiairman. Office Monitor, Occiclent and Annual Business Statts, LacIies ot ttie Jury Property Committee, Vocational Conference, Sen- ior Class Social Committee, uCarme- litau UsI1er, DAN DAVIS Hi-Y, Student Council, Football '59, '40, '4t: Vvestling, Room Business Ntana- ger, Hall Monitor. Senior Class Deco- rating Committee, Gym Exhibition '59, Stage Crew. NEITY L. DAVIS- Tee Tee Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Kicltlmall. Volleyball. Occizilent and Annual Busi- ness Statt. RICHARD GEASE-- Dick Art Club, Spanistl Clula, Room Civic Cliairman. Foottmall, Baslcetlaall. EDNA JANE FERREL- Ivete Girl Reserves, Gym Extmitmition '59. GERALD G. GIFFORD.- Von Chemistry Club Presiclent '41, Deloate Club, German Cluln. Hi-Y, Science Club, Stuclent Council, VV Associa- tion, Baseball Manager '59, '40g Foot- laall Maliager '40, Traclc '41, Room Wel- fare Chairman, Room Civic Ctiairman, Class Play, Room Secretary, Room Busi- ness Manager. U81 ANNA INI. COLLINS-- Sis Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club. Spanisti Club. Gym Exllilmition '59, Sen- ior Class Financial Committee, Ladies of the Jury Uslier, Occident ancl An- nual Stalt. ROBERT A. CRESSIVIAN-- Butz Trianrzle Club, West VVings. HELEN DUNNING National Honor. L Society, Art Club. Frencti Club Secretary. Secretary-Trear urer ot G.A.A.. Baseball, Basketball. Room Civic Cliairman, Senior Class Fi- nancial Committee. Orchestra. Rotary Luncheon. Gym Exhibition '59, Latin Clula, Girl Reserves. Vocational Confer- ence. Hall Monitor. Volleyball, Office IVIonitor. JACK I'I. DAVIS-'ulaclasonn Hi-Y, Gym Exlliloition '59, Sales Tax Auditor. Room Secretary, Hall Monitor. Room Business Manager. JUANITA KAYE GEIS- 'IVlinIea Girl Reserves, German Club Secretary '59, '40, '4l: Student Council, I'IiIarity Sliow, Gym ExI1iIJition '59, Sales Tax Clieclcer, Senior Class Entertainment Committee, Hall Monitor. Room Busi- ness Manager, Room Secretary, Room Civic Cliairman. Room Welfare Ctlair- man. DONALD VVILLIAM DAVIES- Flash Art Club, VV Association. Senior Class Financial Committee. Baseball, Basketball '59, '40, '4l: Football '59. '40. '4l. ALICE GERTRUDE HETZER Glee Club. SARAH H. BURD-- Sally Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club. Baseball. Baslcetlxall, Room Vvellare Chairman. Glee Club, Choir, Volley- ball, Jinx Concert. Class Volleyloall Team, Carmelita cast. Gym Exllilmi- tion '39, Science Clulo, Cafeteria Help. Eistecicllod. Senior Class Play Uslier. Senior Class Decorating Committee. DON COTNER- Popeye Art Cluln. Baslretlwall, Football. FRANCES P. DENNIS- Frankie French Club, Girl Reserves, Hilarity Sllow. Eistecldlocl. Operetta '41, Glee Clulv, Choir. BETTY WANDA FLOWERSF- Busy Pllotoplay Club. Senior Class Project Committee. Hall Nlonitot. JEAN GOODAL Spanish Club. Room Welfare Clwair- man. Senior Class Advertising Com- mittee, Annual Stall. Hall lxtonitor. EUGENE GARRISON-- Gene Stage Crew. Senior Class Decorating Committee. JO ANN HESSENAUER- Io Sales Tax Clleclcer, Hall Nlonitor. JOE COIL EMMA JEAN DENNIS Girl Reserves, German Clula, Room Civic Cllairman, Nlarclling Band, Con- cert Bancl, Orclwestra, Glee Clioir. Gym Exhibition '39, Eisteclcllncl, District Band Contest '39, '40: Stale Bancl Con- test '39. ' ROBERT RUSSELL DYERP- Bob Cafeteria Help. Room Civic Clwairman. Senior Class Project Committee. Gym Exllilmition '59. EDITH L. FLOYDF- Puri Girl Reserves, Gym Exlrilaitinn '59, Hall Nlonitor. VVILLIANI ELLIOTT- Bill Chemistry Club, Hi-Y, UVVH Associa- tion. Traclc. Gym Exhibition '59, Room Business Nlanager, Glee Club, State Tmclc Nia-et '4l. CAROLYN J. GILBERT- Caroline Girl Reserves. Latin Club. Baslcetlaall. Tennis. Glee Clulz, Hall Monitor, Gym Exlmilwition '39, Vocational Conference. ERNEST E. EARLY-- Ernie Sturlent Council. U91 JAMES R. HOENIE- lim Hi-Y. Hi-Y Sottlaall. Hi-Y Conference Football. MARY JANICE KNOSPE- Iona Girl Reserves. Student Council. Basket- ball. Gym Exhibition 39. Malthing Band. Concert Band. Glee Club. Choir. District Bancl Contest '39, '40: State Bancl Contest '59, Hall Monitor. DICK W. HUFFMAN-- Bird National Honor. L Society. Chemis- try Clula, Hi-Y. Latin Student Council. VV Association. Gym Exhi- bition '59, Senior Class Entertainment Committee. Hall Monitor. Baselaall lvlanager '39, '40. KATHRYN KUNDTS-- Pug Girl Reserves. Hilarity Show, Glee Cluh. Choir. Ladies ot the Jury Property Committee. Jinx Concert. Class Play, Ollice Nlonitors Club, Annual and Oc- ciclent Business Stalls. JAMES EDVVARD JONES'- Jimmie Chemistry Hi-Y. Latin Baseball Manager '58, '39, '40: Room Business Manager. Senior Class Social Committee. Hi-Y Conference. Hi-Y Base- ball. BEITY JANE MYERS- Ianie National Honor. L Society. Gym Ex- hibition '39, Ladies of the Jury Prop- erty Committee. Hall Monitor, ucarme- litan Nlalce-up Acommittee. Vocational Conference. Tt1rougl1 the Night Nlalce- up Committee. Class Night Play. PAUL lxlElTGE- Michey Spanish Club. Gym Exhibition '59, Oc- cident and Annual Stalls. Hall Moni- tor. E401 GERALDINE HOLBY-1 larry Art Cluh. Girl Reserves. Home Eco- glrics Clula, Library Club, Cafeteria ep. JACK R. HUGHES Student Council. Football '59, 40: Gym Exhibition '39. JACQUELYN FAY J ORDAN-- I nokia Art Club. Science Clulm. Room Scare tary. FRED EMERSON KERN. Jr.'- Fritz Gym Exhibition '39, Concert Band. Nlarching Band. BONNIE MURPHY Home Economics Clula. JOSEPH W. KITSMILLER- loc GRACE A. LAYNE-- Dinty Girl Reserves. Basketball. Baseball. Room Business Manager. Room Secre- tary. Gym Exhibition '39, Room Wel- fare Chairman. Senior Class Project Committee. Room Civic Chairman. Oc- ciclent ancl Annual Stalls, ucarmelitan Usher. Eistedcltod. CATHERINE IVI. HIGGINS- Kitty National Honor. L Society. Cliemts- try Club. Girl Reserves. G.A.A.. I..i- Iztrary Club Council. Spanislt Clula, Stu- dent Council, Baseball, Baslretlaall, Bowl- ing, Glee Club. Senior Class Project Committee Chairman. Rotary Lunclieon. Gym Exliilaition '59, Sales Tax CIICCIKBI. Student Council Publicity Chairman. DAVID WILLIAM JENKINS-- Bill Hi-Y, Latin Club. Hi-Y Baseball. Hi- Y Baslcetlaall, Gym Exliilaition '59. JACQUELINE KIRKPATRICK. IacIzie National Honor. L Society. Girl Re serves, Gemtan Clula. Pliotoplay Club. Room Business Manager, Room Civic Cltatrman. Senior Class Entertainment Committee. Gym Exliilmition '59, Slialre- :gearian Festival. Hall Monitor. Class ay. ROBERT R. LLOYD- Bob Hi-Y. Spanish Clulm. EILEEN P. LAIVIBERT-- Beanie Library Monitor, Spanish Club, Home Economics Clula Treasurer '59, Presi- clent '40, Cafeteria Help, Room Busi- ness Manager. Room Welfare Cllairman. Hall Monitor. RICHARD C. MARTIN- Dick Latin Club. Spanisli Clulm President '40. '4l: Student Council, Registration Room Baslretlaall '41, Registration Room Traclc Meet '59, Room Welfare Clxaimtan. Hall Nlonitor. Room Civic Chairman. Cafeteria Help, Room Secretary, Gym Exliilaition '59, Canvas Crew. Senior Class Financial Committee. MARILYN V. MILLER-- Iunior Baseball. Baslretlaall, Room Business Manager. Occitlent anrl Annual Busi- ness Statfs. Room Secretary, Gym Ex- ltilaition '59, Room Welfare Clzainnan. Eisteclcllocl. Room Civic Cliainnan. HARRY HOUSEHOIDER- FIasIi VV A sociation. Footlzall '59, '40, 41: Traclr '59, '40, '41: Room Business Nlanager. RUTH KLIEN Latin Club. Girl Reserves. Choir, Glee Clulz. H.IVI.S. PinaIore Usher. Gym Exlmilaition '59, Eistetidlotl. Jinx Concert. Hilsrity Sliow. CarmeIita Cast. PAUL ED. JOHNSON'-f IoI1nny Triangle Clula. Room Business Mana- ger. Canvas Crew. Room Secretary. Reg- istration Room Baslrettaall '59, '40, CHARLES WILLIAM LISTON-- Bill JOHN KILPATRICK L Society. Honorable .mention for Na- tional Honor. FRANCES L. MURRAY- Frony Glee Club. Cltoir. Gym Exhibition '59, Ladies of tI'1e Jury Property Commit- tee. 'lwest Higli Presents Sllow '41, JOSEPH F. NAGEL-- Ice German Club Vice-President '59, '4O: Room Business Manager, Cafeteria Help. Gym Exllilztition '59, Hall Monitor, Sen- ior Class Pnoiect Committee. E413 DONALD A. NOE-- Don Hi-Y, Spanish Club Treasurer '40, '4t: Stuclent Council, Occiclent ancl Annual Business Staffs, Hall Monitor. West Wings. Senior Class Advertising Com- mittee. MARY ANN PATRICK-- Mnppie Chemistry Club. Bowling, Room Busi- ness Manager, Glee Club, Annual and Occident Business Stall, Hall Monitor. Hilarity Show, Sales Tax Clieclcer. Sen- ior Class Refreshment Committee Cllair- man. Homecoming Queen Attendant. Class Play. CHARLES H. PATTERSON-- Put Hi-Y, Latin Club, Registration Room Basketball '41, Football '40, Registra- tion Room Traclc Meet '39, Room Busi- ness Nlanager, Glee Club, Clioir. Room Secretary. Hilarity Sbow, Gym Exllibi- tion '59, Canvas Crew, Senior Class Decorating Committee. RAYMOND L. ROBERTS.- Ray Triangle Club '40, West VVings, Canvas Crew. DOROTHY RUSSELL- Dot Latin Club. Gym Exbibition '59, Con- cert Bancl, Nlarclring Band, Orclrestra. District Band Contest '40. BOB THOMAS-- lachey Triangle Club. Gym Exhibition ,59, SHIRLEY STRICKLAND Gym Exhibition '39. X421 LAURA PAULINE NEFF-- Polly Girl Reserves, Latin Club. Library Coun- cil. Stuclent Council, Gym Exhibition '39, Orcliestra, Hall Nlonitor. STANLEY E. OYLER- Oggie Glee Cboir. uLaclies ot tile Jury Usher. Annual and Occiolent Business Staffs. PHYLLIS ROY- 'Phyl Art Club, Debate Club, Girl Reserves, Spanisb Club, Glee Club. Office Nloni- tor. DAVID RAMSEY-- Dave' Trianglerclub, West Wings. JACK R. SEYMOUR- Iackson Hi-Y, Senior Class Aclvertising Commit- tee Cbairman, Orchestra. Annual Staff. Hall Monitor, Office Monitor. Leslies of the Jury Property Committee Chair- man. Class Play, All-Ohio Orchestra. Oltice Ntonitors Club President. SARA SAINT- Sue Girl Reserves, Library Council. Pboto- play Club. Baslcetball, Room Secretary, Office Monitor. Room Civic Chairman, Senior Class Decorating Committee. Room Welfare Clrairman. Gym Exltibition '59, Oltice Monitor Club. ROBERT T. VVEBB-- Gus Hilarity Slrow Uslrer, Room Vveltare Chairman. Gym Exliibition '39, Room Civic Cllairman. Canvas Crew, Occi- dent Business Staff. ROSEIVIARY PEIVIBERTON-- Pinlzie Girl Reserves. Library Club. Room Sec- retary. Hall Monitor, Room Business Manager. Ollice Monitor. Room VVel- fare Cliairman, Clxoir. Room Civic Clfiairman, Senior Class Social Commit- tee. Ul..arlies ol tlle Jury Property Com- mittee. Carmelita IVlalce-up Commit- tee. Oltice Monitor Club. CAROLINE E. STEVENS- Connie Cirl Reserves. Home Economics Clulw. Library Clulo, Room Yvellare Cliairman, Hall Ivlonitor, Cafeteria Help, Gym Ex- llilnition '39. RUTH SCHIVIITT- Ruthie Girl Reserves, Lilzzrary Club, Room Business Manager. Senior Class Social Committee. Hall IVIonitor. JAMES VVOIVIENDORF. JR.-- Dugan Hi-Y. Spanislm Clulm. Gym Exliilnition '39, Canvas Crew. Senior Class Project Committee. Hall Ivlonitor. Hi-Y Baslret- laall '40, '42: Hi-Y Baseball '40, Regis- tration Room Baslcetlnall '59, '40: Sen- ior Class Play, Ladies of tlie Jury Property Committee. DONALD VVARD-- Red Vvest Vvings, Gym Exlliloition 59. Can- vas Crew, Room VVellare Cliairman. Stage Nlanager '40, '4l. EDNVIN VV. PETERS- Pele National I'Ionor. L Society, German ClulJ. Occident Eflitor. Senior Class Ei- nancial Committee Cliairman. Room Business Nlnnager. Canvas Crew. Rotary Lunclieon. Debate Club Presiclent, Cliemistry Clula, Class Play, Stuclent Atliletic Committee. BETTY LOU STROUB IVlarcl1ing Bancl. Concert Bantl. Orclies- tra, Cvym Exliilaition '59, District Bancl Contest '59, '40: State Bancl Contest '59, Senior Class Play. GEORGE C. TRlIVlIVlER-- Cutlass Spanislr Club, Triangle Clula. Room Business Ivlanager. Gym Exllilaition '59, Stage Crew, Canvas Crew. MARY ANNE VVYC-ANT CHARLES R. VVILKINS- Lil' VVillie Art Clula. Science Cluln, Vtlrestling. Room Secretary, Gym Exlwilnition 59, Canvas Crew. Registration Room Bas- ketball '39, '40, NORMA CORNM Cornie O.A.A.. Cvirl Reserves. Pllotoplay Club, Stuclent Council. Baseball. Baslretliall. Hall Iwlonitor. Gym Exliilnition '39, wyflf ' , NVE'LL NEVER FORGET: ED PETERS Ilonoring liis Occiclent Staff witli one of tliose uconlerencesn ol' lmis. GERALD VON GIFFORD giving us some of tl1at olcl time rliytlim on llis clrums. KATHERINE KLINDTZ, ANNE PATRICK, ,IIIVI WVOM- ELDORF, JACKIE IURKPATRICK lor their swell perlorm- ance in 'Tlirougli the Night. The inseparable MARGERY BENTON and TOM BEYNON. BOB MORISON ancl GEORGE A. BLACKINIORE lor tliat wonclerlul liarmonizing in assemblies. IVIARCUS BOWEN wllo entered iI1e Navy. HELEN DUNNING and PAULINE NEFF, our lovely violinists wlio lavorecl us witli many laeautilul numbers. JIMMY JONES ancl tlwat luzzy l1earl. TOMMY CRUM and BILL ELLIOTI' who were always going up on tlie tlmintl lloor tlie first period. Wliy. I wouIcln't knoxvl And tlie WI'lOlC February class lor tlieir initiative and co- operativeness. Otl1er miclyear classes will lwave to go a long ways to exceecl the reputation set lay tl1is class ol l942. i431 JUNE GRADUATING CLASS PRESIDENT- SECRETARY- H ' MERRILL D. COLMERY- Bf.1.1y JUD1TH F. LORENZ- play' Senior Class Presiclent. Room Presiclent '39, '40, '41 Rotary Luncheon, Senior Class Secre- tary, Annual Nlounting Committee, Stu- dent Council, Room Presictent, Cvlee Clulz, Ctioir, Ensemble, Office Monitor, Operetta nCarmeiita, Variety Show, Cafeteria, Class Night Usher, Assembiy Committee Cliairman. TREASURERH VICE PRESIDENT- DOROTHY EILEEN VVATFS JAMES RICHARD BULL-- Divk Rotary Luncheon, Senior Class Treas- urer, Annual Mounting Committee, Oc- ciclent Staff, Girl Reserve Nteniber at Large, Cllemistry Club, Spanish Club, Room Civic Chairman, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Class Night Usher, Home- Coming Queen Attendant. E441 Senior Class Vice President, National Honor Society, Hi-Y President, French Club, Latin Club, L. Society, Hi-Y Bowling, Hi-Y Softball '42, Hi-Y Con- ference, Room Business Manager, Cafe- teria Help, Occicient and Annual Pilo- tographer, Class Night Usher, State French Sciioiarship Test, Joumaiism Convention, General Scholarship Test, Pirotoptay Club. JOAN AEH-- Io Girl Reserves. Annual Stall. Home Em- nomics Club. Glee Club. Cboir. Oper- etia Carmelita. MARY AILES fFrom East High, Plrotoplay Club. MEL K. ARMBRUST- -Army Library Council, Pbotoplay Club. Span- isb Club Vice-President '41, '42: Double Door, Sbalresperian Fesstival. Hall Nlonitor. BEITY ANDERSON Girl Reserves. Pbotoplay Club. Spanisb Club. Room VVelfare Cbaitnnan. Hall Monitor. Sales Tax Counter. Senior Class Play. VV. CARTER ASHl..E.lVlAN-- Citric Senior Class Financial Committee. Mambing Bancl. Concert Band, Or- cbesira. Glee Club. Clioir. Variety Sbow. MARY JAYNE ANGLIN Girl Reserves, Bowling. LUCILLE BAKER-- Lucy Girl Reserves. Pbotoplay Club. Glee Club. Clmir. MARTHA JEANNE ALLEN- Marty Rotary Luncbeon, Chemistry Club, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Pbotoplay Club, Stuclent Council, Room President '42, Room Business lxflanager '41, Nlnrcliing Bancl, Concert Band, Cafeteria Help, Hall Monitor, All Higlr Bancl, District Bancl Contest '50, '40, '-ll, Stale Bnncl Contest '4i. JOSEPH L. ACvRlESTl- Joe Cafeteria, Canvas Crew. BETTY LOU ANDERSON Girl Reserves, Room Secretary. Hall ancl Office Moniior. HERBERT K. BAIRD- Herb Hi-Y. Room Business Nlannger, Hi-Y Softball. Hi-Y Baslceiball, Room Presi- cleni. Baseball '42. JEAN ANSCHUTZ Girl Reserves. Glee Club. Clioir. Oper- ettas H. M. S. Pinalore. Cnrmelita: District Music Contest. JULIAN ASHBURN'- fe fe Latin Club. Tennis. Intramural Bnslret- ball. EUGENIA BACKUS- VVnIIy Room Welfare Cbairman '40, Civic Chairman '40, Senior Class Social Com- mittee. Glee Club. Clioir. Ollice lVlon- itor. Usller for Operelta. l'l.lX'l.S. Pina- lore. Operetta Carmelitn, Variety Slrow, Library Monitor. Eisteclcllorl. X453 JAMES H. BLYTHE. JR,- Snag JANET MARIE BLUM- Ian Home Economics, Cafeteria Help. SHIRLEY MAE BROTTON National Honor Society, G.A.A. Vice Presiclent. Girl Reserves. L Society, Car- meiita Cast, Room Secretary '40, Glee Clulo, Ctloir, Vocational Conference. NED E. BROCKINGTON Hi-Y, Latin Club, Pride anti Prejudice anci ucarmelitan Cast, Glee Clulo, Choir, Hall Monitor, Eistedcitoci, Flag Attenciant. AWANDA JANE BECKER- mSharry Girl Reserves, Latin Club. Room Civic Ctiairman '40, Art Club. MARY A. BROVVN-- Brownie Girl Reserves. Home Economics, Basicet- ball '40, '41, '42: Baseball '41, Bowling '40, '4l: Room Vveltare Ctiairman '40, Oliice Monitor. Volley Ball '40, '41, '42: Kick Ball '40, '41, RALPH C. BENNETT-- Benny Debate Club, Spanisii Club, Tennis. Room Business Manager '41, '42: Hall Nionitor. Senior Class Social Commit- tee, Senior Class Play. i461 m THERON BARNHART-- Barney Spanish Club, Bowling, Room Welfare Cliairman, Hall Monitor, Canvas Crew. MARY ELIZABETH BLANEY Girl Reserves, Home Economics. Cate- teria Help, Hall Monitor. JEANNE BERG Girl Reserves. Operetta Carme1ita. Variety Siiow, Glee Club. Clioir. DAVID L. BROWN-- Dave National Honor Society. Occirient As- sistant Eciitor. Annual Statt. Hi-Y. Latin Club. Stuclent Council. i.. Society. H.lVi.S. Pinatore. Room Presicient '40, Carmelita, Variety Siiow '40, '42, Jinx Concert, Senior Class Entertainment Committee, Cafeteria Help, Journalism Convention, Glee Cluis, Clioir, Ensem- ble, Boys Quartet, District Music Con- test. American History Sciioiarsiiip Con- test, Stucient Athletic Committee, State Niusic Contest, Hi-Y Menibersliip Cilair- man, Eisteclcltocl, Program Chairman Carmelita, General Scliolarsllip Cone test, Hilltop Recorci Stall. CHARLENE BROWN Girl Reserves. Piiotoplay Club. Cate teria Help, volley Ball '42, IVIARY ANN BITZER Girl Reserves, Pliotoplay Club, Oper- etta Carmelita, Variety Sinow. Glee Club. Choir. DON S. BOVVSER Room Secretary '59, '40: Marciiing Band, Concert Banti. Orchestra. All Higli Band. Brass Quartet, Banci Va- riety Nigiit '40, '41, '42: Band Contest '39, '40, '41, '42: Solo Contest '41, 42. Dance Band. J. JAMES BROWN- lim Hi-Y, Pricle and Prejudice, Latin Club, Student Council, Cafeteria Help, Senior Class Refreshment Committee, Office Nlonitor, Social Science Scholarship Test, General Scholarship Contest. MARY ANNE CAREY Girl Reserves. Home Economics Club, Hall Monitor. CLYDE E. BUCHANAN- Buck National Honor Society, Chemistry Club. Hi-Y, Spanish Club. L Society Vice President. Bowling, Senior Class Fi- nancial Committee, Hi-Y Conference. VV est VVings. BETSY LOUISE CHASE- Bets Operetta Carmelita. Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Giee Ciuta, Choir. Variety Show '4l. JULIUS HARLAND CARTER-- Mid Room Welfare Chaimian '59, '40: Civic Chairman '41, '42: lntramural Baslcet- ball. Football. Track, Basketball. De- hate Club, Hall Nlonitor. EVELYN V. CARDVVELL- 'CarJie National Honor Society. French Club Vice President. Delaate Club, Stuclent Council. L Society. Room President '40, Room Welfare Chairman, Senior Class Financial Committee, Vocational Con- ference. Class Night Usher, District ami State French Scholarship Contest, Gen- eral Scholarship Contest. ROBERT P. CALHOUN'- Cali National Honor Society. Latin Cluh President. Student Council. L Society Room Presiclent, Senior Class Project Committee, Hall Monitor, Cafeteria Help, Plane Geometry Scholarship Test, Scenery, General Scholarship Test. JOE CASSELL- Shorty Room Secretary. Senior Class Decorat- ing Committee, Hall Monitor. MARGENE BURKHEAD Annual Staff. Chemistry Cluh, Girl Re- serves. Home Economics. Photoplay Club, Room VVell'are Chairman, Senior Class Financial Committee, Journalism Convention, Hall Nlonitor. Sales Tax Checker. Bowling '4I. VVILLIAM A. CLARK-- Bill lntramural Basketball, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Baseball, GRACE ELLEN CARLES-- Cappy Senior Class Play Cast. Photoplay Club, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Kiclc- ball. NVILLARD F. BROWN- Red JUANITA CANNON- Pinkie Girl Reserves. Latin Club, Photoplay Club. Room Vveltare Chairman '40, Cafeteria Help. Sales Tax Counter, Se- nior Class Refreshment Committee. HAROLD CHAMBERS- Muscles Room Welfare Chairman '59, Hi-Y. Latin Club, Office Nlonitor. l147il KATHLEEN CONDON-- CatIry Variety Show '4l. '42s Glee CIUID. Home Economics CIuI3. DAVID E. CLUIVI- Dave French CIuI:r Treasurer, Intramural Bas- IretiJaII. JOAN RUTH CREIVIEANS-- Loy Occicient Stall. Girl Reserves, Class Night Play. Journalism Convention. Hall and Oitice Monitor. Dmmatics Club. JOHN J. COYLE-- facie I'Ii-Y, Latin CIuIJ. Cafeteria. VIRGINIA K. COSS-- Ginger Operettas I'I.IVI.S. Pinai-ore ancl Car- meIita. Senior Class Play Uslrer. Busi- ness Arlvertising Secretary, Glee Club. District ancl State Music Contest, Clloir, Baseball, BasIretIoaII, Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club. JOSEPH A. DAVIS, JR.-- los Hi-Y. W.. Association. FootIJaII. Wel- Iare Clrairman '4l, Intramural Baslret- ball. ROSEMARY HELEN DEHL'- Rosie Girl Reserves. i43I ILEEN CONDON-- Lenny Operetta CarmeIita. Glee CIuIJ. Home Economics Club. Variety Sirow '41, 42. CHARLES DEIVI.ARESIN-- Farmer Hr-Y. .IACQUI1.YN DEAN- Jackie National Honor Society. I.. Society. Chemistry Club. Girl Reserves. Latin Club. Library Council. CarrneIita. Va- riety Slrow. Senior Class Financial Com- mittee. Vocational Conference. Glee CIuI1. Clroir. Class Niglrt Usiler '4I. District Music Contest. ROBERT LEE COLEGROVE'- Bob Hi-Y. Baslcetlaall. Bowling. .IFANNINE CE Glee Club. Ciroir, Senior Class Play. BOB D. CUNNINGHAIVI-- Deacon Joumalism Convention. Room Welfare Cinairman. Sales Tax, Science Club. BETTY CUMMINGS Debate Team and Club. Chemistry CIUIJ. Latin Club. Hall Monitor. AGNES B. DENMAN- Aggie, Girl Reserves. PAUL DE VERE- Pinky Football '41. GLORIA P. DENNER-- Glory Art Club. Pliotoplay Club, I'IaII Moni- tor. JOANNE IVI. DRESSEL-- Io National I'Ionor Society. Girl Reserve Cabinet, L Society. Room Civic Chair- man '41, Vocational Conference, Hall Monitor. 5 I MARY JANE EDSELL Cvirl Reserve President, Annual Assist- ant Editor, Occiclent Staff. Plxotoplay Club. Stuclent Council. L Society. Room Presiclent 42, Room Civic Clxairman '40, Ollice and Hall Monitor, Malte-up Com- mittee for Operetta uCarmeIita. Senior Class Play. Class Nigllt Usller '41, Vo- cational Conference, Joumalism Confer- ence, Commencement Speaker, Olfice Monitors Club, Debate Team. District Oratorical Contest, Dramatics Club, Hill- top Record Staff. P HAROLD EDWARDS- Hank VELMA CLAIRE DE PRIEST L Society, Bowling '41, '42: Room Sec- retary '40, Room Civic Chairman '41, Sales Tax Clmeclrer. Hall IVIonitor, Car- meIita Makeup Committee. MARGARET ELLEN DII.'I'Z- Dizzy Hall Monitor. CHARLES DEW- ClmcIz Hi-Y, Hall Ivlonitor. NORA ANN DVVYER- Noni G. A. A. President '42, Baseball '40, '41, '42s Basketball '59, '40, '41: Bowl- ing '41, '42: CarmeIita Uslmer, Senior Class Play USIIET, Room Business lVIan- ager 59. Senior Class Decorating Com- mittee, Cafeteria Help, Occident and Annual Stalls, Kiclcball '40, '41, '42: Valley Ball '59, '40, '41, IVIARGAREI' EBERTS- Morrison Girl Reserves. Home Economics, Span- isI1 Club, Basketball, Volleyball. VIRGINIA LEY ELLIOFIT- Ginny Girl Reserve, Room Secretary '42, Room Welfare CI1airman '40, Senior Class Re- fresliment Committee Cllairman, Glee Club, Choir, Variety Slxow '42, Cale- teria Help, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Oper- ettas H. IVI. S. Pinalore ancl Carmelita, District and Stare lVIusic Contests. ALLEN S. DORSEY- Al BEITY J. EDYVARDS- Eddie Girl Reserves. Home Economics. Bus. Advertising. I'IaII Ivlonitor, Uslier for Carmelita. Cafeteria I'IeIp. H91 GEORGE E. FAUTH'- Red Plmotoplay Club, Senior Class Acivertis- ing and Financial Committee, Occident and Annual Staffs, Hall Monitor. Sales Tax Clieclter, Journalism Convention. JANET FRANK- 'CarmeIita Senior Class Entertainment Committee. Glee CIUIJ. Choir, Business Advertising. JAMES T. FOX.- lim West VVings. Room Wellrire Clnairman. NORIVIA JEAN FISCUS'- Ieanie Rotary Lunclleon, French Club, Girl Reserves, Library Council, Pllotoplay CIuIJ, I'l.IVI.S. Pinaforef' uCarmeIita, Variety Show, Senior Class Play, Glee Club, Clxoir, Ensemble, District Music Festival '41, '42g State Music Festival '41, '42, Eistedclfofl. JACK FAUBERT,- Falla Room Vvelfare Cliairman. Hall Monitor. CHRISTINA M. FERRELLI- Chris Spanislx Clula. Hall Monitor. ROBERT D. FOSTER--- Bob Spanish Club. Joumalism Convention. Hall Monitor. 1501 BILL FAUSNAUGH- Fuzzy Hi-Y, W Association Vice-Presiclent. Football '39, '40, '41: Track '39, '40, '4lg Wrestling '39s Business Aclvertis- ing. ELAINE FAVVLEY.- Toni L Society. G.A.A. Intramural Direc- tor '41, '42: Girl Reserves Treasurer '41. '42: Science CIuIu, Senior Class Play, Room Business Manager '41, 712: Sen- ior Class Social Committee Chairman, Cvirl Reserve Calminet. Vocational Con- ference. Office and Hall Monitor. Bas- Icetlaall '40, '41: VoIIeyImaII '41, 512: Bowling '41, '42: Kicklmll '40. GLADYS BLANCHE FISCUS National Honor Society. L Society. Vo- cational Conference, District ancI State Boolclceeping Tests, Sales Tax Clleclcer. GEORGE D. FLOYD- Esquire Hi-Y, Spanish Club. Room Business IN'Ianager, IVIarcI1ing Bancl, Concert Band. Senior Class Financial Com- mittee. DAVVNA .IEANNE FREY- Donnie National Honor Society. UI. Society. Rotary Lunclieon, Cvirl Reserves, French CIuI::, Latin Club, Room VVeIIare Cllair- man '41, Vocational Conference, NIHTCH- ing Bancl, Concert Band, Office Nlon- itor, AII High Bancl '40, District and State Band Contest. BETTY FRYE National Honor Society, L Society. Chemistry CIuIJ. Girl Reserves, Latin CIuIJ, Library Council, Publicity Com- mittee, I'I. M. S. Pinalore Uslmer, Car- meIita, Variety SI1ow '41, Room Sec- retary '40, '41, Vocational Conference, Cvlee CIuIJ, Clxoir, Jinx Concert, Intra- murals '40, Basketball '39, '40, Volley- IJaII '59, '40, Kir.IcIJaII '59, '40, Hilarity Show '59, General Scl1oIarsI'iip Test, District ancl State Music Contests, OI'- Iice Monitors CIuIJ. EDWARD E. FRYER-f HanIz Hi-Y, Room Business Ivlanager '41, '42I Room Secretary '40, '41, HARRY R. GIBBON- Gila l'li-Y, Room Xvellare Cllairman NIARY GATTEN Girl Reserves. Servce Cllairman, Glee Cluln, Operetta ul'l.lVl.S. Pinaloref' Va- riety Sliow, Hall lVlonitor. FLOSSIE FLORINE GOOD National Honor Society. G.A.A. Secre- tary and Treasurer, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Lilmrary Council. Student Council. Room President '41, Senior Class Finan- cial Committee. Hall Monitor. lntra- murals. Volleylzall. Baslcetlaall. Voca- tional Conference, L. Society Secretary. KELMAN FULLER-- Kel L Society President, Senior Class Proiect Committee Cliairman, Cliemistry Clull, l'li-Y Social Cliairman '41, '42g Pliotoplay Clulz, Room Civic Cllairman 'sllg l'li-Y Calwinet, l'li-Y Conference, Annual Stall, Hall lvlonitor, Student .lournalism Convention, Occident Editor. Atliletic Committee, l'li-Y Baslcetlmall and Soltlmall, Baccalaureate Uslier, Class Niglxt Uslier, Hilltop Record Stall, ln- tralnural Bnslcetlnall, Social Science Scllolarslup Test, Occident King. BETTY JAYNE HAHN From East l'ligl1 Scliool. BETTY ANNE GRANT Home Economics Treasurer, Latin Clulm. Bowling. Senior Class Financial Com- mitfee.,Glee Clulm. Clioir, Operetta Car- me ita. l JERRY NEAL GRABILI. Tennis. Traclc. JACK KENT GALL,- Gully ANN FUHR Girl Reserves. GLORIA MARIE GOlNS- Lee G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. Home Economics Glee Club. HAROLD LEE GAMSO- Bud Frencli Clulm. Hi-Y. Senior Class Proj- ect Committee, Glee Clula, Clxoir. En- semlule. Operetta Carmelita. Hi-Y Salminet, Office Monitor. All-City Hi-Y ay. RUTH IRENE GEARING Girl Reserves. Plnotoplay Cluli. Room Secretary '40: Business Advertising. Usller to Operetta Carmelita. Senior Class Play, Sales Tax Counter. MARIE HALEY-f Yippee H Frencll Clula. Girl Reserves, Home Eco- nomics. Cam1elita. Room Welfare Cliairman. .lournalism Convention. Glee Clulz. Annual Stall, Office Monitor. LEWIS HALSEY-- Lefty National Honor Society Presiclent, L Society. Student Council Clulas Commit- tee Cllairman. Latin Clulr Program Cliairman, Delxate Club. Room Presie clent, Baccalaureate Uslmer, Room Yvel- Senior Class Decorating Committee, General Scllolarslmip Test, Rotary Luncli- eon. P11 RUSSELL E. HERGESELL-- Hergy Hi-Y. Spanislm Club, Traclr. Nlarcliing Bancl, Hall Monitor. DOROTHY HAYSLIP-- Dol Girl Reserves. VIRGINIA HEDGES Girl Reserves. Plmotoplay Clula, Senior Class Financial Committee. EMMA LEE HEFT- Emmie Girl Reserves, Room Wellare Clmair- man, Glee Cluln, Room Civic Clmir- man. Business Advertising. Hall lVloni- lor, Variety Slmw. MARY LOU l'lENL.EY- Henry National Honor Society, L Society. Girl Reserves. Plmotoplay Cluls Secre- tary '41, '42: Art Clulm. Senior Class Project Committee, Vocational Confer- ence, Ollice Monitor. JAMES KENNETH HILL,- lim JACK IVI. HOBBS-Hlaclzsonn l'li-Y. VV. Association, Baslcetlaall '59, '4O: Senior Class Play. Bowling '42: Football '59, '40, '4l: Traclc '59, '40, '4l: Room Business Manager '59: Class Niglit Play. Journalism Convention. Glee Club. i521 JAMES RICHARD JENKS'- Lanlzy Triangle Clula Vice Presirlent. West Wings. DOROTHY JEAN HARPER'- Dot National Honor Society. Girl Reserves. Liinrary Council, Pllotoplay Club. Car- malitau cast. Vocational Conference. Glee Club, Clloir, Scliolarsliip Tests, Variety Sliow, State Nlusic Contest. EVELYN l. HARTVVICK- ElziJie Frenclx Clulm. Art Club. Dramatics Club. HELEN M. HOLTf- Shorty Girl Reserves, Home Economics, lvlarcll- ing Bancl. Concert Bancl. Business Acl- vertising. Hall lVIonitor. JUNE ROSE HOLLAND Girl Reserves. Home Economics. Ari Clula. Plxotoplay Cluln. Variety Sliow. Senior Class Play. Glee Clulzr. Office Monitor. l'I.lVl.S. Pinalore Uslier. Eisteclcllocl. Office Monitors Club En- tertainment Committee. Hilarity Sliow, Malte-up Committee. BETTY .IOLLEY- Bel Hall lvlonitor. THOMAS A. JONES- Tom Clnemistry Club. Hi-Y. W. Association. Tin-ougli tlme Night. Proper Commit- tee. Carmelita Malce-up Committee. Clleerleacler. Caleteria. CARROLL G. HUBER-- Cal Occiclent Staff. JEANEITE HARTSOCK-- jerry Girl Reserves. Spanisll Club. Variety Show. Room Welfare Chairman. Civic Chairman. Senior Class Program Com- mittee. Glee Club. BETTY HEATON-- Bets Girl Reserves. Basketball '40, Senior Class Play. Senior Class Azivertising Committee. Business Advertising. Car- melitan Usixer. DOROTHY MAE HILL'- Dot Girl Reserves. Cafeteria Help. Hall Monitor. ELSIE M. HOOVER-- 'Sussie Home Economics, Glee Cluts. Hall Mon- itor. RUTH HUSTON French Club. Girl Reserves. Car- militau Malte-up Committee. Glee Club. C oir. JAMES JONES-- lim Spanish Clula. Track. ERROL RAY HARVEY'- luck Spanisli Club. Cafeteria Help. Nlarcli- ing Band. JUANITA ROSE HINKLE- Nita National Honor Society. L Society. Chemistry Clula. Girl Reserves. Home Economics. Latin Clula. Student Coun- cil, Room Presiclent. Room Civic Cliair- man, Senior Class Advertising Commit- tee. Cafeteria Help. Girl Reserves Calm- inet. Vocational Conference. General Scliolarsliip Test. Rotary Lunclieon. IVIARY ELIZABETH HERBERT Cllemistry Club. Frencll Club Secre- tary '41, '42: Girl Reserves. Variety Sliow. H.M.S. upinatoreu Usher. Senior Class Financial Committee. Cafeteria Help. Ottice Monitor. Hall lwonitor. Ot- tice Monitors Club. Carmelita lxialce- Up Committee. Senior Class Play. CAROLYN JEAN HOAR Girl Reserves. H.M.S. Pinatore. 'Icar- melitan Variety Sllow '41, '42: Jinx Concert '40: Senior Class Decorating Committee. Glee Clulx. Clioir. Ensem- lale. 4'Carmelita Program Committee. District Music Contest, Eisteclellocl. State Music Contest. Annual Stall. Oc- cirient Siaii. HELEN JOHNSTON-- Tabby Girl Reserves. Occident Business Stall.. Cafeteria Help. Senior Class Play. Class Nigiit Play. DONALD E. JEWELL- Des Hi-Y. Basketball Manager. Room Office Monitor Secretary. Occident Staff. Car- melitau lvlalce-up Committee. Annual Stall. Senior Class Play. Class Niglit Play. tloumalism Convention. Room Business Manager. EDWARD C. JONES- Ed Room Business Manager '40, Room Sec- retary '59, Room Vveltare Cliairman '4l. Occident Business Staff. Doul'Jle Door ancl Carmelita Usher, Caleteria. Jour- nalism Convention, Senior Class Play Uslier. lf53f MILTON H. JOY Latin Cluh, Student Council Treasurer. VV. Association, Basehall, Basketball, Room Business lvlanuger, Senior Class Decorating Committee. BILI I I JANE LINIMAN-- Lyn Girl Reserves. Home Economics, Occi- rlent Sales Manager. Annual Staff, Hall Monitor, Journalism Convention, Car- melitau Usher, Photoplay Clulu. GRACE ELAINE KESSLER- Geeks Girl Reserves. Home Economics, Spanish Cluh, Room Vtfelfare Chairman '59. Hall Monitor. .loumalism Convention. MARGARET HELEN LOVVRY French Club. Girl Reserves, Home Eco- nomics, Operetta ucarmelitaf' Choir, Glee Club. MARIAM LAIVIB- LmnI1ie Chemistry Club. Girl Reserves. Home Economics, Spanish Cluh, Oltice Moni- tor, Sales Tax Counter. RAY LAUGHLIN- Speed VV. Association, Baseball '40, '4l. '42: Baslcethall '59, '40, '41, 712: Football RICHARD F. IVICCARLEY-- DicIe Hi-Y. Spanish Club. Room Business lxlnnager. Room Secretary. Room Vvel- fare Chairman, Hall Nlonitor. U43 CLIFFORD IVICBRIDE-- Cliff BARBARA J. KENVVORTHY- Bobs National Honor Society. I.. Society. Chemistry Club. Photoplay Club. Office Monitor. Cafeteria. Vocational Confer- ence, Art Clula, Girl Reserves. RITA JANE KING Girl Reserves. Lihrary Council, Ope- retta Carmelita, Glee Cluh, Choir. Hall Monitor. BEVERLY MAY KOON National Honor Society. Library Coun- cil, I.. Society. Room Business Manager, Glee Club, Choir, Operetta Carmelita. Vocational Conference. ANAIVIAE LAMBERT Girl Reserves. Home Economics, Spanish Cluh. Journalism Convention, Bowling. BETTY ELNORA LUCAS.- Billie Girl Reserves. Baseball. Baslcethall, Art Club. ROBERT I. MAYHEW- Tiny Sturlent Council. Room Presiclent. LARRY KENNEDY-- Dopey Triangle Club. Bowling, Hall lxflonitor, Canvas Crew. CARMALITA LIMOTTA-- Cernuto G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. Spanish Club. Baslcetlaall, Room Business Manager, Room Secretary, Senior Class Social Committee. Carmelitau USIICF, Senior Class Play Usller. Girl Reserves Cabi- net, Homecoming Queen. NIADELYN L. LERUIVI- Lynn Home Economics. Cafeteria Help. BETSY KIRVVIN-- Bets Girl Reserves, Bowling. Glee Club. BETTY JAYNE IVIAJOR-- Red Girl Reserves. Plmtoplay Club. Occiclent Business Staff, Annual Stall. Usher to Senior Class Play. Sales Tax Counter. BARBARA LEAMAN-J'BaBs Frencll Clula, Spanisli Club, Bowling, Intramurals, Basketball. THOMAS FRANKLIN LEE- Puddin RAYNIOND E. LOWRY- Tl1uJ lgrencll Club. Football, Traclc. Canvas rexv. MARY F. KElVlBITZKY-- Milne National Honor Society. Girl Reserves. Library Council, Vice President Photo- play Club. L Society, Senior Class Fi- nancial Committee, Latin Club, Cafe- teria. Vocational Conference, District Scholarship Test for Geometry. Class Niglxt Usher. BETTY J. LAXNHEAD--ulittle One. DOROTHY E. MADDOX- Dot Girl Reserves, Bowling. Annual Stall. Library Monitor. Room Business Man- ager. CARRIE D. .NIANN Pliotoplay Club, Dramatic Clulm. JANIES KELLER LE SUEUR-'nlinznlie Hi-Y, Spanisli Clulz Program Cliairman. Senior Class Publicity Committee. Oc! ciclent Staff. Ollice Monitor. Hall Nloni- tor. Joumalism Convention, Senior Class Play. ROBERT A. MCLAIN- Red Room Welfare Clmairman, Business Aal- vertising. Operetta Carmelitaf U51 RAY MUCHMORE- Ish Room Civic Cllairman. Nlarclling Band. Concert Banrl. Band Variety Nigllt. Bancl Contest. SHlRLEY Y. lN'lcQUEENEY- Mac National Honor Society, Girl Reserves. Home Economics. Library Council, L So- ciety. Bowling. Room Civic Cllairman. Glee Cluln. Choir, Operetta Camm- lita, Vocational Conference. Office Monitor. Band Variety, National Honor. JOYCE JUANITA NELSON Girl Reserves, H.M.S. Pinalore, Car- melita cast, Room Civic Cliairman '40. Glee Clulm. Choir. Oftice Monitor, Hi- larity Sllow. GRANVILLE D. NIERRITT.-4f'Granny Chemistry Cluls. Annual Stall, Joumal- ism Convention, Plxotoplay Club. Senior Class Play. RUTH McCl..lSH Girl Reserves. Latin Club. Glee Clulz. Clioir. Operetta Carmelita, Variety Show. Senior Class Play. Eistedcllorcl. Occiclent Business Stall. MARILYN OUTLAND-- Bitter G.A.A. Bowling. Girl Reserves Cabinet. Plwtoplay Club, Room Welfare Chair- man. Room Civic Clmairman '39, Car- melitan Uslmer. Senior Class Play Uslxer. Joumalism Convention. Occident and Annual Staffs. Business Aclvertising. LEWIS NICHOLSON- Louie E561 ROY MELOENY Hi-Y Secretary. Latin Club. Plmtoplay Club. W. Association Treasurer. Base- ball '40, '41, '42s Basketball '59, '40. '41. '42: Room Welfare Chairman. Room Civic Chairman. Occident and Annual Stall.. Sports Eclitor. Hall Moni- tor, Hilltop Record Staff, Cafeteria Help. Hi-Y Cabinet, Journalism Convention. gigoriis Banquet, Physics Supply Room ue . JANICE NANCE-- fanny Pliotoplay Club. Baseball '40, Baslcet- ball '59, '40s Cafeteria Help, Senior Class Social Committee. Glee Clula. H.M.S. Pinatore Uslxer. Occiclent Stall. MARY ELEANOR METZGER Girl Reserves. Home Economics. Bas- lcetlaall. Cafeteria Help. CHARLES A. METZER.- Chuck West Wings. Hall Monitor. MARILYN JANE NIYERS-- Sissy National Honor Society. G.A.A.. Girl Reserve Vice President. Latin Club Sec- retary. Plmotoplay Club, L Society. Room Business Manager. Senior Class Project Committee, Glee Club. Ensemble. Clioir. Occident Staff. Annual Stag. Hall Mon- itor. Intramurals, Basketball. Volleyball, Kiclsball. Homecoming Queen Attendant. Class Night Usller. H.M.S. Pinaloref' Carmelita. Variety Show. Senior Class Play. Cafeteria Help. Cheerleader. Vo- cational Conlerence. Joumalism Conven- tion. Jinx Concert, Hilltop Record Stall. Rotary Luncheon. State Music Contest. LEONA MARY NIOONEY- Mooney Girl Reserves. Occiclent Business Stall, Carmelita Uslmer. RUSSELL D. MORGAN- Russ Pliotoplay Club. Spanisli Club. Senior Class Play. Journalism Convention. Bancl Variety Niglxt. WILLIAM B. MEAD,- Bill Spanisli Club, Room Welfare Cliair- man, Room Civic Cliairman. Occident Stall. Hall IVIonitor. Art Cluln. Gym Ex- Iiilmition '39, Sales Tax Clmeclrer. RITA ROSE OLDROYD Girl Reserves Secretary '42, Plxotoplay Club. Student Council, Room Presiclent '41, Journalism Convention. Senior Class Relresllment Committee. Sales Tax Clieclcer. Hall Monitor. DOROTHY E. NIERS-- Dot National Honor Society, Art Clulu, Girl Reserves. Lilrzrary Council Corresponding Secretary. Pliotoplay Club Secretary '40, '4I: Presiclent '41, 712: Spanisli Club. L Society Treasurer. Room Presi- clent, Stuclent Council. Occiclent Stall News Editor '41, Annual Stall Eclitor- in-Chief, Vocational Conference. Jour' nalism Convention. Hall and Office Nlonitor, Hilltop Record Staff. MARIAN ELEANOR NORRIS National Honor Society, L Society. French Club Program Cllairman, Girl Reserves. Home Economics Vicepresi- dent. Library Council Vice-Presiclent. Pliotoplay Club, Carmelita. Variety Show. Senior Class Publicity Commit- tee. Vocational Conference, Glee Club, Frencli Scholarship Test '41, '42: Gen- eral Scllolarsliip Test. DOROTHY IVI. NICKLAUS-- Dot G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. Plxotoplay Clulz, Glee Clull. Office Monitor. Baslxetlnall '42, Hilarity Slmow. Intramurals. Volley- ball '41, Bowling. Refreshment Com- mittee. BEFIY JEANNE PHILLIPS- Phil Girl Reserves. Lilnraly Council. Plloto- play Club, Bowling '42, C-amielita Usher. Senior Class Play Usher. Cafe- teria Help. Journalism Convention. Marclming Band. Concert Band. Occizlent Business Manager '41, '42, TOM MURNANE- Cactus Hi-Y. Football 40. '41: Tennis '59: Traclr '41: Wrestling '59, '40: Hall Monitor. JOHN TL NIILLER-- lack Triangle Clulo. Hall Monitor. WANDA OHLINGER- Wincly Girl Reserves. Home Economics Clula, Pllotoplay Club Membership Coni- mittee. ADA MILLER-1 emma I Home Economics, Glee Club, Clioir. Bowling. Operetta Carmelita. LEE C. MOHN- Dumbo West Wings. PAULINE NICKLAUS-- Polly Girl Reserves. Home Economics Clulz Treasurer 41, Program Committee '42. Library Council Program Committee '42, Room Secretary '42, Latin Clulm. JODY PALUMBO Spanisli Clulm. Bowling '42. RICHARD N. MOORE-- Deacon Marcliing Bancl. Concert Band. Occirlent Staff. Hall Monitor, Dance Bancl. U71 GERALD F. PLANK-- Jerry Hi-Y, West Wings. Choir, Glee Club, Ensemble, Carmelitmu AIVIELIA BEA PRILLERMAN-- IVIimii' Fiencll Clulm, Carmelita.n Glee Club. C oir. JAMES REED- lim Business Advertising. MARTIN VV. ROUSH-- Mart Hi-Y, Spnnisli Club, Football Nlanager. Room Secretary '40, Hall Monitor, Civic Chairman '4l. ROSEMARY SCHELLHAAS- Mapa Cvirl Reserves, Spanish Club, Room Welfare Cliairman '40: Office Monitor. Hull Monitor. ROBERT M. RIGGS-- McGraw Spnnisli Club, Stuclent Council, Foot- Iaall '40, Room President '40, ,413 Room Business Nlanager '42: Sales Tax Cliecicer. JOHN H. SEIP- Roscoe Senior Class Play. Stage Crew, Hall lVIonitor, Class Niglit Play. U81 ROBEERT FREDRICK ROLSTEN- ..B ., Lagn Club, West Wings. Room Busi- ness I-ianager '41, Room Secretary '42, Senior Class Project Committee. JOHN A. PROVENS- Johnny Traci-r '40, '41, '42, Room Civic Ciiair- man '40, '4l. DOROTHY REZES-- Dottie Home Economics Club, Plmotoplay Club. Cafeteria Help, Occiclent and Annual Business Staffs, Carmelita Uslier. Class Play Uslier. ALLEN FRANK SEIPEIJ- Alley Spanisll Club, ..CHFHlCIiI8,', Variety Sliow '40, '4l: Senior Class Decorat- ing Committee, Room Business Mana- ger '40: World History Sclwlarslmip Tests, Glee Club. CI1oir, Scholastic Art Awarcls '42, Columbus Art Scliool Scliolarsliip. Senior Class Play. Eistecici- loci, Art Cluln Vice-President '4l. HARLEY E. RICH Latin Clulz, L Society. Senior Class Financial Committee. Hall Monitor. FANCHON LOUISE ROBERTS Girl Reserves, Pliotoplay Clula, Car- melitaf' Variety Sliow Uslier, Glee Clula. Clxoir. JOSEPH VVILLIAM ROGERS- Bill Chemistry Club. Hi-Y. Latin Clula, Room Secretary, Hall Nlonitor. JAMES EDWARD RUFFlNG-- lim l'li-Y, lntramural Basketball. lVlEl..DA MAE PORTER Girl Reserves. Senior Class Play. Room Secretary '40, '41, '42: Senior Class Decorating Committee. Girl Reserves Calainet. Occiclent Staff. Ollice Monitor. Hall Monitor. Homecoming Queen At- tendant, Annual Moundng Committee. Spanisll Clula, Rotary Lunclmeon. GRACE RENNlE-- Scotty Girl Reserves. Plmotoplay Club. Senior Class Play. MARJORIE E. SAVAGE-- Margie Chemistry Club. Girl Reserves. Latin Clulzo, Pliotoplay Club. Science lVllRlAlVl JEANNEFTE. SCOLES Girl Reserves. Carmelita. Cafeteria Help, Glee Club. EILEEN SLAUGHTER- The Duchess Girl Reserves, Home Economics Clula. RUSSELL Sl'llELDS-- Russ Hi-Y. Hull lxlonitor. ALLEN REEVES- Shank Room VVelfare Cliairman, Gym lxloni- tor. BETTY LOUISE RAYBURN- Punk Girl Reserves, Plioloplay Clula. Journal- ism Convention. Annual Stall. REBECCA JANE ROESE,- 'Becley E Girl Reserves, Carmelita cast. Glee Clulo, State Music Contest, Clioir. En- semlule, Eisiedrllod, Variety Niglwt. CLESSE A. SCHMIDT NANCY SHEPARD Frencli Clulm Vice-President '41, '423 Presiclent '42: Girl Reserves Music Cllairman '42: Student Council, l'l.lVl.S. Pinalore. Variety Sliow, Cam1elita. Senior Class Play, Room Presiclent. Room Business Nlanager '42, L So- ciety, Glee Clula. Clxoir. Ensemlmle. Vo- cational Conlerence, Rotary l.uncl1eon. AlVlEl..lA ANNA Sl'lUlVlATE- Anim National Honor Society. nl. Society. Girl Reserves. Latin Cluln, Carmelita, Variety Sliow '40, Glee Clulm, Clioir. Office lVlonitor. Hall Monitor, Room Civic Cliairman '4l, '42. THOMAS ROY SHEEHY-- Roy Orcliestra. U91 ALBERT SPENCER'- Al West Wings. Senior Class Decorating Ctiaimian, Joumalism Convention. Oc- ciclent Art Editor, Annual Designer, Stage Designer for Double Door, First Lady. '.Tl'lf0Ugl1 tlle Night. Carme- lita. Senior Class Play. Class Nigtlt Play, Columbus Art Sctiool Sctiolarsliip, Art Club, lzirst prize. Scholastic Higlx Sclxool Art Contest. Carmelita Pro- gram Committee, Hilltop Record Staff, Rotary Lunclxeon. HUGH C. THOMPSON-- Com Hi-Y. Latin Club, Room Business Man- ager '42, Sales Tax Ctieclrer. MARILYN THIMMES-f Timmie Cvirl Reserves. Latin Clulo, Pliotoplay Club, Baseball '40, '4l: Basketball '40. '4l: Bowling '40: Room Secretary '40, '4l: Ctioir, Hall Monitor. MARY TANNER Home Economics, Baslcettaall. MARY CHRISTINE SlVllTH-- Chris Senior Class Play, Room Business Man- ager '42, Room Secretary '40, Occiclent and Annual Stalls. Ollice Monitor, uCarmelita Make-up Committee. Mon- itor's Cluti. Hilltop Recorcl Staff. MARY A. UNDERWOOD Girl Reserves. Pliotoplay Club. Senior Class Play. Room Secretary, Joumalism Convention. Occiolent and Annual Stalls. Hall Monitor. Dramatics Clutz Secre- tary, Hilltop Recorcl Stall. JOSEPH F. SWAIN- foe Latin Club. Senior Class Financial Committee, Joumalism Convention. An- nual Statt, Art Clul: Treasurer. D501 MARVIN VANDERVENDER ANNA RUTH THOMAS- Tommy Cllemistry Clulu. Girl Reserves, Home Economics, Plmtoplay Club. Science Clulto. Baseball '41, Baslcetlaall '41, Bowling '42, Senior Class Play. Ogioe Monitor. MARY A. THOMPSON- BuBt:les Hall Monitor. VERA TRAVIS- Siu MARY ANN STOUT'- 'Stoutie National Honor Society. L Society. Girl Reserves. Latin Club, Orclmestra. Glee Club. Clmoir. Vocational Confer- ence, Hall Monitor, H.M.S. npinatoref' Carmelita. Variety Stiow ROBERT SUSI Golf '4l. '42. ROY STINGLEY- Stinky 'Double Door, ..Tl'll0Ugll time Night... Assistant Director: Carmelita Malte- up Committee, Senior Class Plav, Room Secretary '41, '42: Room Civic Clmir- man '59, Senior Class Social Commit- tee. Joumalism Convention, Hall Moni- tor. Dramatic Club. Intramural Baslret- 3all..1Annual Stalin. Pride anal Preju- ICP. CHARLES R. SNYDER- Chuck Hi-Y, Latin Clula, W. Association, Foot- ball '40, '41, Golf '40, '41. '-42: All Higln Football '40: Room Secretary Sen- ior Class Advertising Committee. Hi-Y Baslcetlaall '42, MARTHA E.. SLAUGHTER-f lVlardie Frenclx Club. L Society. Room Wel- fare Clmairman '40, '4l: French Club Committee Chairman. National Honor Society. DONNA L. Tl'lOlVlPSON- 'Tommy Girl Reserves. Pllotoplay Publicity Clmainnan. Senior Class Play. Room Welfare Clmairman '40, Sales Tax Checker. SARAH J. SLYH-- Sally Girl Reserves. Home Economics Club. MARIE CECELIA TILLEY-- Tillie National Honor Society, HL Society. Home Economics Club. Plxotoplay Club Membership Committee. Carmelita cast. Senior Class Financial Commit- tee, Glee Club, Clioir, Occident and Annual Stalls. District Music Contest. ucarmelita Program Committee, Cale- teria Help. Vocational Conference. Room Business Manager '41, '42: Room Sec- retary '40, '4l: Room VVell'are Clxair' man '42, Variety Niglxt '42, IVIARGY ANN STEWART- Stew French Club. Girl Reserves. Carme- litau Uslier, Senior Class Play Uslmer. Glee Clulu, Business Advertising. EDVVARD ST EWARD- Stew W. Association, Football '59, '40: Bas- lcetlaall '39, Traclc '40, '4l. BOB SVVISHER- Swish National Honor Society. L Society, Hi- Y. W. Association, Baseball '40, '4l. '42: Baseball '59, '40, '4l: Football '42: Basketball '59, '40, '4l: Football '39, '40, 41: Rotary Lunclxeon, Boys' State, Room Business Nlanager '40, '4l: Senior Class Entertainment Committee. Hi'Y Cabinet, Hi-Y Conference, Ollice Nlonitor. BETTY JEANNE TAYLOR National Honor Society, L Society. Girl Reserves. Latin Club, Pliotoplay Clula, Vocational Conference, Hall Moni- tor. VIVIAN SPENCER- Viv Girl Reserves. Dramatic Club, Senior Class Play. YVILLIAM STEEN- Willie Hi-Y. Triangle Clula, Carmelita Uslier, ,loumalism Convention, Occident and Annual Business Stall. HELEN TOM-- Tommy Girl Reserves. VIRGINIA TROUT'-fulinnyn Girl Reserves. Room Welfare Clmir- man. Room Civic Clxairman. Hall Moni- tor, Baslcetlaall '40, '4l: Baseball '-il. RICHARD THOMAS- Iol1n Canvas Crew. i611 ROBERT A. VVADDELL- Bob Ciiemistry CIuIJ Treasurer '4l, Vice- Presicient '42, I'Ii-Y, Spanisii Club. Cafe- teria Help, Orchestra, Glee Cluia. Clloir, World History Sclxolarsluip Test, Sen- ior Class RBEICSIIHICDI Committee. Intra- mural Traci: '40, Eisteclcltocl, Oitice Ninn- itor. BARBARA F. WALCOTT- Bobs National Honor Society, L Society. Latin Clula, Plxotoplay Cluil, Car- meIita, Cvlee Club. ROBERT S. YVRIGHT-- Bain Debate Club. Latin Club, I'Ii-Y, Cinem- istry Cluln. VV. Association, Football '39, '40, '4l: VVrestIing '59, '40, '4lg Room Civic Cliairman, Room Business Mana- ger, Glee CIUIJ, Clloir. Hall IVIonitor, H.M.S. Pinafore, Variety Sllow. FLORELLA ANTOINEITE WRIGHT CAROLYN WRIGHT- Buddie Girl Reserves. Basketball '40, 'Carme- Iitaf' Glee Clulm, Clloir. ROBERT VV. WHITIVIORE- Bob General Scllolarsliip Test. ' ROBERT VVAGNER- Bob Hi-Y, Latin Club, Plxotoplay Club, Hi- Y, Bowling. Class Niglit Play. Journal- ism Convention, Sales Tax Clieclcer, Oc- ciclent and Annual Staffs, Hall Monitor. ROBERT H. WHITMER'- Bob Latin CIUIJ, Student Council. Senior Class Financial Committee. Room Presi- clent, Sales Tax Clieclcer, Hall IVIonilor MARILYN JEAN WEBER--Girl Re- serves. uCarmeIita. FREDERICK T. WILLIAMSF Frede VV. Association. Baseball, Basketball. Football. Track, I'IaII Monitor. HAL VVALTZ- Knoi1iJy I'IaII Monitor. MARIE LOUISE VVALSI-I'-- Rae Frencti CIuI:n, Art Clulm. Girl Reserves. Lilwrary Council, Pliotoplay Clula, Car- meIita, Jinx Concert. Cvlee Club, Choir, Variety Slfiow. Eisterlcllocl. Dis- trict ancl State Music Contests. PERRY C. WILLIAMS JAMES R. WINKELHAUSEN- lack T621 Senior Class Financial Committee. Con- cert Banri, Cvlee Club, Clioir. All-Higlx Band '40, ,4I: All-State I'IigI1 Bancl '42. CHARLES WILLIAMS- Clinch Cbemistry Club. Spanislm Club. I'I.IVI.S, PinaIore, uCarmeIita Cast, Variety Sliow, Senior Class Social Committee, Glee Club, Clloir, Quartet, All-State Cltoms, Dramatics Club. District IVIusic Contests '41, '42: State Music Contest, Senior Class Play. HOXVARD DALE YOUNG Hi-Y, VV. Association, Baseball '40, Basketball '40, '41, '42: Hall Monitor, VV. Association Program Cliairman. BEITY JEAN XNOLFE-'lwollie' Girl Reserves, Home Economics, Plioto- play Club, Spanislr Club, Journalism Convention. PHILIP L. VVISDOIVI- Phil Stuclent Council, Debate Club. Hi-Y, Latin Club, Student Council President '42, Vice-Presiclent '4I: Rotary Lunclm- eon, VV. Association, Baseball '40, '41, '42s Basketball '40, '41, '42: Football '39, '40, '41: Room President, Office Nionitog, Buclceye Boys State '41, VV. Association Membersliip Committee '40, MARGARET A. YVALTERS-- Ix'Iargie National Honor Society. HL Society. French Club, Student Council Publici- ty Cliaimran '41, 312: Program Com- mittee '4O, '41: Baseball '59, '40, '41, Basketball '-11: CarmeIita, Room Pres- iclent '40, '4I: Room Civic Cllairman '40, Senior Class Program Cliairman, Olitice Monitor, Vocational Conference, Glee Club, Clroir, Ensemble. Boolclceep- ing II, Scholarship Honors, Class Niglnt Usber, District and State Music Con- test, Rotary Luncheon. PATRICIA EDITH VVASSELL- 'Pntty Girl Reserves, Journalism Convention. Art Club. JACK VVORKMAN Senior Class Decorating Committee, Cafeteria Help. Hall Monitor, Annual Stali, Frencb Club. RUTH ELLEN WVYLIE Cbemistry Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Pllotoplay Club, Science Club, Baslcet- ball '40, '41, 312: Bowling '42: Room VVeIIare Cllairman '40, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Occiclent and Annual Stags, Office Iwonitor, Hall Nlonitor, Senior Class Play. EDVVARD A. YARNELL'- Eddie National Honor Society, L Society, Hi-Y. Student Council, Room Presiclent '41, '42: Senior Class Decorating Com- mittee, Cvlee Club, Cboir, Ensemble, Hall Monitor. Eistedzilfocl, Hi-Y Social Committee '41, '42: uCarmeIita. BOB BAILEY National Honor Society, Debate Club President, Spanish Club Treasurer, L Society, Latin Scbolarsllip Test. Debate Team, English Sclxolarsliip Test. DOROTHY CULLINAN- Daily Home Economicss, Basketball. PAUL IVIANN- Voss TONY ODDI Golf '40, '41, '42, T631 GENE PANOS-- Diapers Joumalism Convention, Occicient and Annual Business Stall. JUNE MARIE PEFFERS Library Council, Pliotoplay Club, Room Vveliare Cbairman '40, Senior Class Project Committee Occirient and Annual Stalls, Hall Monitor, Art Club, Office Monitor. VVALTER SCHVVARTZ- 'Iasper Triangle Club. DON RUPERT flame ! ! ! This is not a PROVENSCY Uohnf, For, no doubt you will agree The following is so ahsurd lt coulcln't happen to a Hea. The CHAIVIBERS fI'larold, ot the fuel tanlcs Were filled VVHITIVIQRE fBoh, gas than needed, The lVlOl'lN fLeet of the engines sounded lilce a BAIRD tl'lerhJ As from the ground it speeded. The B-18 was on its way To a mysterious OUTLAND flvlarilyni post Vvhere the MAJOR tBettyi of the squadron Was to join it on the coast. The RICH ftlarleyi, BROWN fDave, Jim, Willard, Charlene, lvlaryi earth was far helow VVhere a SHEPARD tNancy, tended his sheep, The plane was approaching a sign on a cloud, HDangerl Hill! Very Steeplu 'NVATTS fliileeni going on heref' said a YOUNG tDale, MANN iCarrieD, TOM fl'lelenD As the plane CLUIVI tDavidi the HILL fDorothy, This is MOORE lRichardJ than I IVIERRITT fcvranvilleif' he cried As it came to a stand still. He had gone through a red light And had ruined a cloud thicliet: VANDEVENDER tlVlarvini the policeman, and LAWHEAD fBerlyJ, promptly gave him the ticlcet. SUSIE fRohertJ, Waiting on a lous, Vvas spied hy Tom-the meaniel His heart was tilled with JOY tlVliltoni 'Cause she was SHIRLEY a tlvlci QUEENEY. l'le Hew on hy so impolitely, Never offered her even a ride, For HERBERT tlVIary,, Susiels fiance, Was standing lay her side. l64I The gas tanlc was empty, So Tom put on the hralte, Parlced the plane on a cumulus By a CASSELL Uoej and a lake. l'le wallced for a mile or two, Passed a SLAUGHTER fEileen, lxflarthaj house on the way, Then a filling station came in view, Oh Happy Dayllll 0. Line was owner and manager, GRANT fBettyi, AGRIESTI Uoei, and SEIP Uohni co-owners, So they called their product G. A. S. 0. Line, one of their many honers They owned FUHR fAnni things of importance, Such as modern tourist camp-a shaclc With hangar for your airplane Built VVRIGHT tcarolyn, Florella, Boll, on the laaclc. Tom purchased a pint ot fuel, Goes haclc and PHILLIPS Ueannei the tanlc, Gets into the coclcpit once more And sets off for an eastern hanlc. A COLEGROVE fBohJ lined the airway Where stands a BULL fDiclQ, a WOLFE fBettyi, a FOX Mimi, and two oppossums It seemed lilce a HOLLAND Uunei Where BLUM Uaneti multi-colored tulip hlossoms. A man named SPENCER paints the IVIOONEY fLeonai, Touches up a shadow here and there And as the ASHBURN Uuliani in the open grate Smolce rises and fills the air. The SPI-'CUT flxflaryi little ship iiies eastward in the slcy, Loolcing for adventure and such As it passes heyond the horizon We realize its significance and miss it very much. lt is a symhol of students of every school Like RALPH BENNETT, ROY STINGLEY, DONNA THOMPSON and the rest Who. each in his own way Malte up a school named West. DATE , ' 701 676.2 TRIP Q0 DESTINAUON HQSTESS C' l PASSENGER OCCUPATION PASSENGER N IOCCUPATION .lizfglwzaaf I ,Aj ,f j 7 Qyl ' ZJMQ, Z f,,,,,4,j,, LM. 'A f E J www Jwfmf S L mfgjfigj All I LA, ll f JI lf! 1 ffl Z6 lf! If X, 11 111 law f I ,IJ I A, - f .11 .X 4 -' 1 0,1 , 4, , l - - .4 1- ff f j 1 , I. If f . 121- f-4r lj.. , 4.43. L L. . ' , 4 . -Lf ' -Z , ' I, - . ,. 4.4. .gf L! ' . SSE, , ' 1 .,' ,, ., ,-z, A- all f. ,-414.-4' .1f...n . ,..Q..l. 41 f Q 1 nv:--1 fr: 1:3 lb- Qfibfr 'P A T , 2' 5 ' 'E 1 E , 'SENS- T L V 311 5 an y 3. ' it QS? 1 EE I if T- xg, . Es A ' ' Si: mer 3 '?' Etie- W , 1,55 SEE giix-X :E S., Elf Y' is -1-T152 L- 12 5 fiffie e:,G5gi5.::f , ,Y ,A . 53 A EST SE S . Am St-ts Y? , gs Qx 1 3 I :-E3 ,. 'Ll- wif Hu 5 3 ,gf in Sf R as L? , 3 if S, fi uh E. Y ' A F 12 wg . V em N X M 5 Q4 g 'Q 'if 9 s- A , GRADUATES ,!4Cfil!ifiQ:5. . N.. x Q f 'H E, -:rr 5 6? igL,,,, i 5 . ,F ' nys! 9 'x ' Y A 7' H f 1 5 -f 4 1 ' ,A -3 . ,:QEfi, .5 , A , QTY' ' 11, .M - N- br ' ' '--1,52 , 4 f-59-f iff x, u ACTIVITIES A successtuI sctlool program wouId not tie complete wittiout a variety of extra-curricutar activities. Every individual has tiidden taIents, speciaI desires or interests outside of Iiis regular routine work or make-up. Everyone wants an opportunity to express tlimsetf'-just as an aviator wants his ptane and Iiis feats marked witti distinction. Our cIutms, dramatics, speecti work, scI1ooI paper, music depart- ments, and many other groups contribute to this widening scope ot education for Iiving. Getting atong and working wittn other people is just as vitaI in the business and professional worIcIs of today as actual Icnowtedge capacity itself. Originality presents itsetf in every ptiase of modern progress and it is this virtue ttlat our clutms try to adopt. Abilities are recognized through voluntary activities and a student's best work is observed ttlrougti wtlat tie or stie reaIIy Iilces to do. Anyone with average inteltigence can get good grades in high scI1ooI subjects. but it is ttie true identity of the educated student wtio can apply tiimsett to every part of sctiool Iife and stiII be successIuI. i681 , Ss? N Qzzim f , . MA Q 1 is M A f m X 1 MFT? if , JN ky.. 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Designer and Art Work ........ Cartoonist ........................ Photographer ,.................. .. Features Committee ........................ Marilyn Outland Nlarilyn lVlyers Betty Major Activities Committee .......... Carolyn Hoar Don Jewell Clulos and Registration Roo Joan Aeli Dorothy Maddox Lois Jones Sports Committee ................ Nora Dwyer Rutli Wylie Publicity Manager .......... Snapshots ............ ms Committee ............. U01 .....-....,.....-DOROTHY MERS JANE EDSELL ..............ALBERT SPENCER WILSON BULL SMITH, Chairman Roy Stingley Mary Underwood ....MARlE TILLEY, Chairman Marie Haley Dave Brown -BETTY LINIMAN, Chairman Betty Rayburn June Peffers .ROY MELOENY, Chairman Kelman Fuller ........GEORGE FAUTH ...,.-..BOB WAGNER Editor .................. OCCIDENT STAFF .........KELMAN FULLER Assistant Editor ...... ....s..... D AVE BROWN Sports Editor ..... ...,...... R OY Girls Sports ......... ......... is lgV R Features Editor ....... ............. MA RILYN MYERS Features Staff .......... ....... m 3151?-EIRNNOOD JEAIEYESSFEEDSELL News Staff '- - ' '- Q DOROTHY MERS LOIS JONES Art ................... .......... A LBERT SPENCER Photographer ............. ........ ...........,........................ ................. D I C K BULL Personnel Manager .....................,.,.........,....,................................... GEORGE FAUTH Reporters-'Rachel Dines, Eileen Watts, Melda Porter, Marilyn Outlancl, Ann McKee, Marie Tilley, Betty Elliott, Frances Cruea, Don Jewell, Caron Huber, Bolo Wagner E713 BUSINESS AD STAFF Business Manager ...... ........ .I EANNE PHILLIPS Advertising Manager .,....... ............ D OROTHY RE-ZES Circulation lvlanager ..... ......... E DWARD JONES Sales Nlanager ........... ........... B ETTY LINIMAN Cashiers '.---.--.------- .--------- L EONA MOONEY RUTH MCCLISH Boolclqeepers ..... ............. lg ssssss +-sr-r-srss 1 aafzeigffgmesg Clerk ........................ .................... .................... ........ H E L EN JGHNSTON Secretary ............................................................................................ VIRGINIA COSS Solicitors'-Bill Steen, Rutli Gearing, lVlildrecl Stricliler, Orville Slmacle, Rolzert lVlcClain, Carmilita Limotta, Betty Heaton, lVlarilyn Outlancl, Janet Franlc, Willis Toolley, lVlarilyn West, l'lelen Holt, Bill Fausnaugll, Delbert Smitli, Elclon Clarlc, Betty Bowers, Margaret Overliolt, Jim Reed, Betty Major l72l STUDENT COUNCIL President ...,................ .......,... P hil Wisdom Vice Presidenl ......... ,,.... ...,,...... I o hn Brown Secretary .......,..,. ......... M arcella Gibbon Treasurer .......................,.................. Milton Icy Standing for active student participation in governing school affairs. this se- lect group of boys and girls from all grades, constitute the means lor promoting closer cooperation and mutual understanding between the student, the teacher, and the executives ol West High. The president of each registration room is the representative member in the council for one year, which meets monthly, and the executive officers are elected by the student body at annual elections. The Council lends its full support to all school functions in general and to its own projects in particular. This year it sponsored a highly successful dance in the gym after the first home football game on October 17, and for the second semester a large crowd enjoyed the Spring Festival Skating Party at Smith Rinlc on the evening of blarch 19. As a service project for the protection of our educational rights, this group chose to sell Vvar Stamps to students with the assistance of its advisors, Miss Blanche Kern and lVlr. George F. Neeb. Chairmen ol' the various committees were as follows: Herbert Stewart, assembly committee: Nlargaret Walters, publicity committee: Lewis Halsey, clubs committee: Betty Reed, welcoming committee: Vvoodrow Pickering, bulletin board committee Jean Ann Spohn, project committee. U31 I JANUARY NATIONAL I HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is the honor group to which all l2A's who have completed the necessary requirements may be elected. The quatilications Ior eligilsility to the society inclumtes: a scholastic average ot 5.5 or better: at least ten service points: leadership in schooI activitiesg and excellent character. All members are elected hy a I-aculty committee. The members ot the January National Honor were: Betty Jane Nlyers, Ntargaret gsslupllllmlariorie Benton, Helen Dunning, Nariorie Bolg, Catherine Higgens, RaIpI1 Briggs, Jaclrie Kirlcpatriclr, Ect Peters, Lorene Davis, IC ll llliln. JUNE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Students electert to the Otto H. IVIagIey chapter ot the Nationat Honor Society in .Iune include: Lewis Halsey, presiclentg Utargaret Nvalters, secretary, lwarilyn Ntyers, Shirley IVIcQtieeney', Gladys Fiscus, Ann Shumnte, Betty Frye. Shirtey Bretton. Dnwna Frey, Ntary Lou Henley, Mary Kemlyitzlty, Flossie Goocl, Dorothy Harper. Barhara Kenworthy, .lacquelyn Dean. Beverly Koon, Nlarian Norris. Joanne Dressel, Betty Taylor, Juanita Hinlcle, Ntary Ann Stout, Ntattha Slau ghter, Evelyn Cardwell, Marie TiIIey, Dorothy Nlers, Barbara Vvalcutt, Ectwant Yamell, Davirt Brown, Robert Bailey, Richard Bull, Ctyde Buchanan, Rotsert Calhoun, Robert Swisher. T741 L SOCIETY President .........,....,. ...,...... K ellman Fuller Vice President .......... .,..... C lyde Buchanan Secretary ............ ......,.. I-'I ossie Good Treasurer ........, ....... D orothy Mers The L Society, the Junior honorary group, promotes a higher standard of scholarship. lls membership is detemiined through schol- astic accomplishments only. A 5.5 is the essential lactor in qualification for membership. Ar the various meetings programs were planned to further the literary aim of the cluh. Music, drama and comedy all were featured in the year's events. A successful year was completed when the group purchased a Vvar Bond as its chrh project. The annual picnic along the river this spring was enjoyed hy all. OFFICE MONITORS Under the direction of Nlrs. Kathryn Conlrle, Maxine Matthews, and C. XV. Young, the ottice monitors have attained their aim ot courteous and cooperative service to the school. They have various duties to perform, such as collecting ahsence slips, answering phone calls, tiling ottice cards, and running errands for teachers. This group includes: Judy Lorenz, Betty Reed, Mary Herhert, Nellie Broheclr, June Roberts, Juanita Tannehill, Rosemary Schel- haas, Lucille Nlyers. Nlildred Steele. Jean Eccles. Joyce Balmer. Betty Frye, Betty Lear, Dorothy Nicklaus, lVlary Russolillo, Donna Frey, Betty Yoclcey, Francis Cruea, Nlarie Haley, Eleanor Bauman, Rachel Dines, Georgia Rector, Ann lN'lcKee, Virginia Vvoda, Carol Gamso, Doris Waddell, Marcella Gihhon, Billie Cale, Jean Ann Spohn, June Nlugrage, Elizabeth Dean, Pat Goodwin, Marilyn Sapp, Alice Clark, Mar- garet Waltem, Mary Stout, Nlarian Nliller, Edith Nell, Jane Hawthorne. .loan Frichis. Lois Jones. Jeanne Phillips. Eileen Watts, Nlelda Porter, Betty Eicher, Gloria Calentine, Harold Chambers, Bill Schneider, Paul Haughn, Mel Fluehart, and Albert Shawd. U51 CHAIRNEN Pulmlicity Clmairman ...... ....... l immy Lesueur Social Clmairman .... ........ K elman Fuller program Clmairman ....,..... ....... H amid Cvamso G. R. and HEY Relations... ........ Ed Yanmeli i761 HI-Y CLUB President ............ ......... Di ck Bull Vice President ........ ....... I-I erb Stewart Secretary ,...,...,... ....... H oy M811-VOD! Treasurer ..,,4AAr, ,.,..,. B ob Swisher Recognized as one ol time iinest and most constructive groups in lmigim sclmool imis- tory, time Hi-Y clulm iurnislmes time great opportunity for building time imigixest stand- ards oi Clmristian clmaracter into eaclm in- dividual nmemiaer. Tlmis year time clulzfs memlmerslmip reaclmed I08, estalmlislming it as one ol time largest organizations in time sclmool. Cooperating nmost successiuly with time Girl Reserves, time club accomplislmed many pmiects anmong wimicim were distrillmution ol Thanksgiving lmaslcets to time poor, brigimten- ing time lmearts ot lmunclreds of unfortunate cimildren lmy imaving a Clmristnmas party at time Glaclden Community House, a iiigimly enjoyable slcating party, Easter Religious devotions and a semi-lonmmal dance at time Neil House. Time clulfs lmaslcetlmail team lmad a very good season, ending second in time league. Six nmenmlmers, including President Diclc Bull, Clyde Buclmanan, Kellman Fuller, Dellmert Smitim, Nlel Flulmart, and Earl Nveimb attended time Hi-Y convention at Springfield November '28, 29 and 30. Time clulmis two iaculty advisors were Artlmur Buclmanan and K. VV. Baylor. Near time end ol' time year. time annual Hi-Y picnic was lmeld under time direction ol Dale Young. Filteen memimers participated in time Hi-Y City Day, witlm George Strickland acting as Service Director and Dave Brown as Councilman. Otlmer Xvest Higli lmoys iillecl smaller positions. A city-wide Hi-Y slcating party was lmeicl to malre up a deficit in time treasury. During time year. time cluim lmeard nmany interesting spealcers, including S. S. Vvyer. Dr. Rotlm, and a native Pimiiipino. Toimy Blariano. GSHQL President .,,......... RESERVES Mary lane Edsell Vice President. ..,...,. ....... M arilyn Myers Treasurer .......... Secretary ...... Fawiey .......Rtta Oldroyd The Girl Reserves program this year was built around the subject ol Personality, and carried out the theme ot' the Girl Reserves purpose ol developing Body, Mind and Spirit. Several meetings were planned deal- ing with health, happiness, service to others and religion. Again this year, the G. R. and the Hi-Y distributed baskets to needy families at Thanksgiving and planned twelve Christmas parties which were given at the Gladden Community House. At these parties toys, candy and fruit were given to over three hun- dred children. The Christmas assemhly was prepared, as in the past, by this group. A playlet. presented hy hflary Underwood and Mary Herbert, gave the setting lor a Christmas cantata, The Angels Sang. This cantata was written and directed hy H. E. Hutchinson. Nlemhership ol' the Wvest High Girl Reserve Club. working lor rings. was again greater than that ol. any other club in the city. A G. R. ring is eamed by attending the ring meetings at Y.XV.C.A. and hy carrying out a service pruiect. These projects include worlr for the Red Cross, Gladden Community House, School for the Blind, Nlt. Carmel Hospital, Church Vvorlr and special worlc at home and SCIIUOI. Social activities, enjoyed hy the club during the year. included a party in the fall for new members and a farewell supper at the Y for members of the January class. Other events were a dance and a slcating party with the Hi-Y. At the close ol' the year, the han- quet. honoring the Seniors, was given, at which time the new olticers were installed. At Easter time, the G. R. and Hi-Y ar- ranged meetings tor Holy NVeel: and planned the assembly for the entire school. Through the help and council of its ad- visers, Eva Vvright, Edna Harrison and Maude Davis, the cluh accomplished its oh- iectives. Program ....... - ........ .................... ...... Ways and Nleans Social ...................... Devotions ............ Social Service .. Music ............... Publiciiy ................. Member-at-Large Recognition ..,. .... . Ring ................. Librarian .......... Room Service .. CHAIRMEN ..........luanita Hinlcle .......Carmalita Limotta Marilyn Outland lxlariean Trappe Virginia Elliot: Nancy Shepard Rachael Dines ........Eileen XNatts Pat Lauer ..........Lois Jones Nlelda Porter .........Mary Gatten i771 SPANISH CLUB President ,.,.,..... .,...,, D elbert Smith Vice President ...... ......... M el Armbrust Secretary .......,.. ....... Ma riean Trapple Treasurer ,...... ......,.,., B ob Bailey The ohiect of the Spanish Cluh is to acquaint the students with people and customs ol. Spanish spealdng countries. A weiner roast get-together, a Christmas fiesta. and the customary picnic made up the schedule ol activities. Pan-American celehra- tion and the study ol Spanish customs have talcen the time ot the memhers. There has heen an active interest throughout the entire year in ull suhiects pertaining to the Spaniard. A complete cooperation oi all the memlxers with their laculty advisor. Nliss lhflary Dickinson. have comlninecl to malce the past season one ol the most successful up to this time. b LE CERCLE FRANCAIS President .,..,.,....... ........ N ancy Shepard Vice President ,.,,,, ....... E velyn Cardwell Secretary .,.,,..... ........ M ary Herbert Treasurer .,...,. ..,...... D avid Clum The purpose ol the Le Cercle Francais is to iurther an appreciation and understanding oi the French language and civilization. Through regular monthly meetings, under the direction of hiiss Leona Glenn, the cluh acqnaints itself with the great contributions ol French scientists, artists, scholars, and musicians in an attempt to lullill its tnslt--that ot preserving one ol the greatest cultures ol modem times. Since the U. S. Govemment is now urging the study of modern languages, these students are constantly trying to improve their speaking ability through foreign conversation at the meetings. Native French spealrers, slides, songs, games and clances have made up the year's varied activities, along with a puppet show pre- sented here hy North High students and a play hy the pupils of Bexley. Their own play was given at North, Bexley and O. S. U. hlarian Norris. program chairman. was very active in helping to arrange these fine meetings, which contrihuted to melting this clulm one of VVest's linest. ' U81 LATIN CLUB President ............ .........,,.... B ob Cathoon Vice President ................ Woodrow Pickering Secretary ....,..,...,. ............ M arilyn Myers Treasurer ....... ...... B etty Reed Being a social as well as educational club lor Latin students, tliis organization strives to lceep its members interested in this language as it is found in daily life. Nleetings are conducted eacli montli and the liigliliglit ol tlie year's events Is tlle Roman Banquet. It is lield in our cafeteria. sup posedly at Dido's Palace, in wliicli Aneas tells the story ol liis adventures wliile going to Italy. The president eaclt year takes tlie part of Aneas. A very interesting and entertaining program was lield tliis spring lay the memluers ol tlie group. A wortliwliile club, witli a definite purpose, this organization ranlcs high in memlmersliip. PHOTOPLAY CLUB President ......... Secretary ........ Secretary ......,. Treasurer ........ ...,..Dorot11y Mars Mariean Trappe , ...... Mary Lou Henley .........Rachel Dines Once again, tliis active group ol alaout eiglaty members interested in moving pictures and tlie tlieater liave completed anotlier suc cesslul year under tlie able supervision ol' Miss Delane Schindler. , Objectives of the club are to promote interest in lnetter pictures and to develop an appreciation for the true art ol picture productiorn Not only were tlxe most serious pliases ol' tlie stage and screen presented in tlie lorm of educational and informative reviews and dis- cussions, in addition, a tall: was given lay Nlrs. Jerry Spears, Jr., tlie former Gracelaelle Day. a Wvest High alumnus wlio linas succeeded in the entertainment world, but tlie purposes of tlie clula were also attained tlirougli the medium of movie quizzes land various other games. The annual spring picnic closed the scene ol one of our most unusual hand well-lilced extra-curricular groups witli ' the time 'element malcing it necessary to llold over many ol its previously planned activities as tlie laasis ol next year's sclledule. E791 ,,,,,, , ,, ,H 7,,7,,, W ,W ,,,, BAND The hand. under the direction of C.VV. Bennett. has made great progress during the past year. This group saw service in all the foot- ball games presenting many of their new formations and songs. Some ol' those never used helore were: WN, WHS, EAST, S, USA, and NHS. West High was honored hy having its hand selected to march in hoth the Fire Prevention Week Parade and the Army Day Drill. lt was the only school so singularly honored. Under the auspices of the Band Parents Club a Band Variety Night was staged proving to he one of the hest musical programs of the season. An overllow crowd was the result and the profit will he used to replenish the supply of instruments and other musical equipment. At the recent State Music Contest, which was held on April 25, l942, the West High group was awarded a Good rating placing above all other city schools. A very successful season ended with participation in the P.T.A. County Festival on April I7 and the Red Cross Benefit Show held at Central High School on May 9 and IO. ORCHESTRA One of West Higlfs outstanding organizations is its orchestra. This group, consisting ol' I8 to 26 members. is making its delout under the lmaton of its new instructor, C. VV. Bennett. This group has been very active in school activities playing at the Senior Plays for both the January and June Classes, the operetta Cannelita, Class Night, National Honor Assembly, and Baccalaureate. ' Concerts were given for the benefit of the students of Starling, West Broad, John Burroughs and Highland Elementary Schools. lr is one of the school's most valuahle groups providing entertainment for the student hody whenever the occasion demands. i801 1 VOCAL GROUP Under the direction of H. E. Hutchinson tlie vocal groups of West High have made a wonderful showing. Nlemhers of these groups have participated in such events as the operetta ucarmelitaf' and Christmas. Easter and other school programs. At the recent State Vocal Contests held at Ohio State University on April 24 and Ntay S. the following West High organizations were given the highest rating of usuperiornc mixed chorus. girlsi chorus, mixed ensemble, girls' ensemble. and boys' ensemble. Solos by George A. Blackmore. tenor, and Charles Vvilliams, loass. were also given Superior ratings. Nancy Shepard. soprano. and Norma Jean Fiscus. mezzo soprano. were rated Excellent Vvest High and lxflr. Hutchinson were cited by the Ohio State Board ol' Education and Edith Nl. Keller. supervisor of music, for their Fine performance. l SENIOR CLASS CAST This year the dramatics groups of the June, I9-12, Graduating Cl ass presented as its play the sentimental three-act comedy, Pride and Prejudice, on the evening of Nlay 14 and IS. The play was very successfully produced under the able direction of Mrs. Hilda Leech, dramatics instructor, with the assistance of Don Jewell as student director. Honors go to the following: Roy Stingley. Mary Underwood. Charles VVilliarns. Norma .lean Fiscus, Nancy Shepard. Ned Bmclc- ington, Allen Seipel, Donna Thompson, Mary C. Smith, Nlary Herbert, Nlarilyn Nlyers, Vivian Spencer, Nlary .lane Edsell, Jeanne Phillips, Melda Porter, Elaine Fawley, Ruth VVylie, Mary Ailes, Jim Lesueur, John Seip, Granville Nlerritt, June Holland, Jeanine Currence, Grace Carles, Jim Brown, Tom Jones, Grace Rennie, Jaclc Hobbs, Russell Morgan, Joan Cremeans, Betty Anderson, Helen Johnston, KSU WEST WINGS CLUB President ................ ......... C harles Krack Vice President .......,.. ..A...... D on Murphy Secretary ........,..., ......... I oanne Hans Treasurer ....... ....... H arold Murphy I The West VVings luegan its year studying weather maps. charting courses and tapering ull to the prolwlem ol home defenses. which covers aircralt identification and scale model plane building. ' An extensive Iilarary covering almost everything olmtainalnle in an aircralt ground course was used by many ol the memlaers in preparation lor their final test. ll the examination is passed certificates will lme awarded showing that a certain amount ol' worlc has laeen completed. Blueprints olxtainecl lay Mr. Kennedy, laculty advisor. proved very helplul to those who were interested in drafting worlc. 'This clula has lneen doing its part in the war program hy sponsoring the Navy Model Plane Building Project. ln order to increase the enthusiasm War Stamps are Iaeing given to the members whose model planes are judged the lnest. TRIANGLE CLUB President ...,.......... ........ H arold Murphy Vice President ......... ..,...,... D ink Ienks Secretary .......... ............ B ill Steen Treasurer ....... ........ C harles Kraclr The Triangle Cluh started its year on September 4, 19-11, with a memlvership ol 25. A drive lor new members was staged followed lay an initiation on September I2 at l'lell's Branch Creelr. Those inducted were: Floyd Moon, Eldon Clarlc, Bal: Logan, and Bill West. Other events on the year's social calendar included: Hay Ride on October 4. Halloween Party on December 29 at the home ol C. S. Kennedy. clulm advisor. and a Victory Valentine Dance which was a big success. Herla Stewart and Franlcie Vvilliams reigned as Icing and queen, respectively. A weiner roast and tlie annual spring initiation climaxecl a very successful year. T821 1 LIBRARY COUNCILORS i President ..........,.. ....... B et-ty Reed Vice PresidenL ........ . ....., Marian Norris Secretary ............. ........ Mi ldred Steele Under ttxe capable leadership ol Helen R. Lumley, tlre lilnrary lias been very successful in its worlr during tlre past semester. Tllose students worlcing in tlte lilarary excel in tlieir grades. and in tlreir lcnowledge ot lilorary work. Tlxese people give up study periods in order tllat tire lilsrary may serve as a vital organ in sclrool lile. lts memlmersliip includes: Barlmara Daulaer, Barlnara lVlcNutt, Norma .lean Fiscus, Betty Frye, Ann lVlcKee, Nlarie Walsli, .laclcie Dean, Mary Kemlmitzlry, Dorotliy Henderson, Slralmir Springer, Donna lmlmoden, Racliel Dines. Beverly Bigelow, Ellen Clark, Jean Hane, Rita King, Pauline Niclclaus, Dorotliy Harper, Alice Clarlc, Karen Dentner, Tlieadore Colnum and Pat Goodwin. I 1 I 17 1 CHEMISTRY CLUB OFFICERS President .......................,........ Ted Scharenberq Vice President ......... ......, B ob Waddell Secretary ............. ....... G ordon Taylor Treasurer ....... ......... D on Sturdevant The Clremistry Clula, under tlre direction ol K. VV. Balller, is a small lnut select group ol students. Regular attendance at meetings memlaersliip in tlre group, closer association ot llrose students wlxo and satisfactory progress on a wortlrwllile project are two of the requirements necessary to maintain The purpose ol tlie clulm is to provide opportunity for additional lalwratory worli, and lor lxave a lceen mutual interest in clremistry. Three of tlle weelily meetings eacli montlr are devoted to lalnoratory worlr on individual projects, and tlle lourtlr is used lor lnusiness meetings, trips, spealiers and otlrer' group activities. lndividual projects completed to date include suclr activities as tlxe construction ol balances laboratory apparatus, growing ol crystals, analysis of unlcnowns, and setting up worlcing models ol Several ol ttie outstanding group activities enjoyed this year were trips to Battelle lnstitute State Museum, and an illustrated lecture on plastics and syntlietic materials. and electric furnaces, repair ol lirolren clremical processes. and the Nlineralogy Section ol tlie Olmio D331 HOME President ......,....... Vice President ...,. Secretary .......... Treasurer ..,.... Higtler ideats ot cutture and standards ot tiving tor the txome and tor ttlemsetves constitutes ttle aim ot ttie To do ttxis, ttxe ctuta tias carried ttiese ideas for ttome management ttirougtiout ttie year by the medium o one ot time most prominent being a representative ot the Columbus Dairy Council, wtio presented a movie. EC. CLUB Aeh Mariam Norris Melva Alkire . ...., Betty Ann Grant Home Economics members. t discussions and speatcers, A Ntottiefs Tea was tietd to turing about this ctoser retationstiip between tiome and sctioot and a very enjoyatrte year ended witti ttie annuat spring picnic: atong ttle Scioto River. I - 1 Handling ttie major portion ot' att Business transacted in tt1e registration rooms, ttle business managers tlav pertomi. They are in ctmarge ot attietic tictcets ttie year around and distribution ot tictcets tor att ptays, operettas, ROOM SECRETARIES AND BUSINESS MANAGERS e a very important iota to band stiows, etc. Equatty as important, ttie room secretary must tue on tiand eacti day to ctiectc attendance, tceep records of Occdent and Annuat pay- ments, and aid in ttie tictcet sates ot att activities. This year, as in time past, bottl groups ot officers tiave wortced faittifutty and etticientty, wittl ttie supervision nrssvadvertising teactier. i841 ot Harry L. Zutaut. tmusi- CHEERLEADERS Y-E-A CHEERLEADERS!! Lefs give our cheerleaders, Marilyn Myers, Bonnie Lear, Tom Jones, ancl John Brown three cheers for the fine worlc ihey have done during the past year. Win, lose or draw they have supported the lean: faithfully. The graduation of Nlarilyn and Tom will he a great loss to the squadg however, Billie Cale, Peggy Fergus, Don Murphy and Gordon Taylor will try to fill their shoes ancl we are sure that the coming season will he as successful as the past. Nlr. Vvashlaume is advisor. X851 I0 . . hw.-Nw--2: -am.-. f.-.. :Wg if V V - Q t .M -.1,. l I a ff 531' . 5 i . . 4: ,AQ .g.3,,f1 W.,,Q,g.i,1K' 1- '- . - - - '-.e1w:.. ..1 w1 H: . .,'- , '-- 4 'YJ' . . 1f. .-.J L ' 4? X : - -:+A-g, g3f2s3:-'.i1':t'--'W ' A '51 35-Q. ..- .X 'W'-'..'I4J' -- - A-. .... in A , -V- 'W' - : K ? 5 ..f.'j5 47: . -:- f - -S-wif--'U- 'li-'f fm . A .1 .231Z.yQ' ' ::,, .3f.1:,:.g:.. -few -- , S5J,v-x ' E.. S . .. X 'Q Y , ry ' 1 N .. - ,. -...f ,fwwg SPORTS Vvhat couici he more thriiiing than actuaiiy witnessing four giant birds of the air zooming through space at top speeci, fight- ing for front position at each turn, humming with almost human resentment! Yes, it would he an exciting experience for any spec- tator, yet it is this same high spirit of enthusiasm and suspense that accompanies any competitive event-that spark of intense anxiety that spurs everyone on to hopes of victory over their opposition. The high schools provide just such a beginning to prepare for entrance into this worici of sports-'either in direct participation or at the sidelines. Wholesome athletics provide that outiet for ali the energy so aiive in the youthful hociy. They offer the exercise so necessary for complete coordination of the mind and muscles. They are encour- aged not only for enjoyment hut for heaith's sake, and sports instii that quality which is so essential today-gooci sportsman- ship, being ahie to Htaice it through defeat or victory. . T81 - . ..- 'Six-QXQ 4, wx H 'ima f 3 A A if ffzsp Q W x 11? .1555 ' . fiyx 5 1-vi X xii.. X ,Q X Q ne, X ' ' x 1 ,i X X if-X QS--WW FQZHQ EM- X .. Q fm, A ww Nxt , X N :,-fm xi .JL X .1 gpm 5-Qs-mg -hex Y swam 1 fx ' '.+, 'ww . ,N THE COACHING STAFF i901 GEORGE WIELIAMS Held in they highestregards lay his players. fellow-coaches f and 5 his many lriencls Head Coach George Vtfilliam! set an excellent example of true sportsmanship. and his fine personality was contagious to all those who associated with him., X Coach VVilliams' is 'a perfect coach. a per- lect gentleman and a perfect friend. He Finished his fourth year as athletic di- rector ol' West in grantlityle when his base- hall team won the Citylieague championship and went on to he a heavy contender in the district tournament. GEORGE COLLINS No one could help lilcing the silent hut hard worlcing George Collins. assistant coach. who possesses the uncanny ahility of malcing friends with mere actions. He is very well :ilced hy all the hoys who have played under llm. Coach Collins filled the position of tootloall line coach. wrestling coach and also served as head man ol' the golf and tennis teams and also the Junior High baseball nine. DALE ROSE The third member of the coaching stall' is Dale Rose who has the taslc ol tutoring the reserve lootlaall team. and both the senior and junior high traclc squads. His worthy joh of developing hoys into promising stars won him much recognition. Coach Rose upholds the tradition and repu- tation ol' the excellent coaching crew of West to the highest and fullest degree. W ASSOCIATION President ,.,.,...... ..... , .,Cha.rles Weidner Vice President ....., . ....... B ill Fausnauqh Secretary ......... ,,.... D elbert Smith Treasurer ...., ,.,... R oy Meloeny Under the advisorship of Coach George WiIIiams. the Association has deveIoped into a Iine energetic and constructive cIuh com- posed entireIy of Iettermen of West. The gmup successfully sponsored a Iine dance heId after the North hasIcethaII game January I3, which proved to he one ot' the Iargest sociaI events of the season. Atso inctuded among its accomphshments was a registration room hasIcetImaII toumament and the saIe of VVest High Booster stickers. The highlight of the year was the initiation ceremonies for the new memhers. The boys were put through many trying tasIcs and trihu- Iations hut everyone had a very enjoyable evening. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President ............. ...... N ora Dwyer Vice President ......,,,,.. ........ S hirley Brotton Secretary-Treasurer ....... ..v.... Fl ossie Good Intramural Director ..,,,,, ..,,.... El aine Fawley The Girls' AthIetic Association, an active group specifying good character and initiative, aIong with sportsmanship, contrihuted nu- merous interesting events to the activities, caIendar this year. , SeasonaI sports were introduced, with the initial appearance of the three cIasses who tooIc part in the GirIs' VoIIeyI:oaII Toumament in November. Many of the girIs dispIayed their emhIems. distrihuted in Decemher to those deserving the honor, and ended the semester with a hanquet for the January graduates. Fehruary 4 marked the date for the first open swimming party, with a Iarge group returning Ior a simiIar event on ApriI I5. The AnnuaI BasIcetIJaII Tournament was sponsored in March, and the memhers decided to sell candy at the various games to raise money for the necessary suppIies and equipment. The senior g'irIs were cIaimecI the victors. Initiation ceremonies, of the usuaI unique type, were again conducted for prospective mcnihers in ApriI, after which toIIowed the June graduation hanquet, concIuding a protitahte year to the girIs and the schooI. i911 VARSITY FOCTBALL Hopes for a successful grid campaign were dimmed and practically demoi- ished hy early season injuries and ineiigihiiities. Under these circumstances the Cowboys managed to salvage hut one game of the nine played. The blocking position was practically vulnerable with first the Veteran, Tom Benyon, then his substitute, B013 Byeriy, going out for the season with injuries. Jack Hobbs, ver- satiie bacic. was declared ineiigihie due to the semester ruling. Scholastic diffi- culties of two icey men kept the iine uncertain. A capacity crowd, under the lights at Newaric, watched the powerful Wild- cats conquer a less-experienced Cowboy eleven 19-6 in the season opener. The next weeic found them pitted against an even more explosive aggregation at Middletown and, aided by Harry Hopwood's great icicicing, achieved a morai victory hy holding the Middies to a 15-0 win. From here on inclement weather played havoc with VVest's schedule. Two muddy teams and two big zeros were the result of the East game. Then October 10 brought the only glory captured by the West team when it rose to victory heights for the first. and oniy time, to defeat Lima South 12-0 at Lima. Less said, the better, about Northis 51-6 swamping. Different scenery failed to change the Buckaroos' iucic when they dropped their first home game to South 15-0. More mud and more gloom in the form of a 7-0 defeat at the hands of Dayton Roosevelt. City Champion Central was next, and the Buff and Brown ieii before them 15-0. The Terriers of Aquinas brought the season to a close hy administering the fourth 15-0 loss to the Westerners. The failure of Lady Luci: to smiie on them, pius the absence of the star players, proved to he the two hairs which broke the Cowboys' hacic i921 HAIL THE CHAMPIONS! Hail the 1942 City League Champions! Vvith two league games remaining on the schedule the Cowboy hasehaliers had wrapped the city league crown securely away as they stood alone and un- defeated on top of the standings with eightconsecutive victories. Rated as one of the hest balanced teams in the history ot the school Coach Williams' boys lived up to all expectations when they were victorious in sixteen of the first seventeen games played. The solitary loss was suffered at the hands of Lancaster 4-2. The league teams found the high riding Cowboy outfit too strong to cope with as they all howed before them. East opened the city play and the Bengals were promptly roped and tied when Boh Swisher entered the Hail of Fame hy hurting a brilliant no-hitter. Swisher along with the tine southpaw arm of Dick Hoover proved a pitching duo that was unbeatable. Neither had a loss charged against them in the seventeen games. The red-hot Westerners continued in the district tournament as they turned on the heat to smother Grandview 18-0, defeated a stubborn Aquinas nine 4-2 and hen handed Bexley their first loss by winning 17-1. North was to he met later for the district crown with the Cowboys heavy favorites. ,,-X. Proof of power possessed hy the Bucks can he found in the scoring column. West scored 189 runs to their opponents, 3.5! An average score of ll to 2. The highest score was recorded against Hillsboro when Vvest won 24-4. There was little wonder why the Westerners were rated as one of the strongest teams in the state. t93i VARSITY BASKETBALL ll you don't succeed the first time try, try again. This famous motto was the formula which the Varsity Baslceteers followed so implicitly, and as a result turned a poor season's heginning into a glorious ending. The inexperienced cagers dropped three ol their first four games, losing to the Alumni 28-25, Lancaster 27-25, and Springfield 28-17, while proving the victor over Academy, 58-25. The Cowhoys rode victoriously over Logan 21-20 and Welston 52-20, only to he thrown from their steeds and fall helore the onslaughters ol Nelsonville 50- 16 and Chillicothe 40-16. The city league inaugural with the North Polar Bears was a battle, hut the outcome was disappointing when the Northerners edged the Buckaroos 55-29. Central tool: a 42-25 verdict and South was on top of a 50-29 score before the Cowboys got tired ol the pushing-around, and retaliated against the Terriers of Aquinas with a record-breaking 68-57 swamping. The 68 points, accumulated hy West, hrolce all previous city league records. East lelt the sting of the rejuvenated cagers and was defeated 51-25. Sweet revenge was had when the hoys opened the second round with a convincing win over North, 45-56. Central toolc the wind out of the West victory sails long enough to capture a 56-28 win. Then, the upsets of upsets occurred. The undefeated South Bulldogs invaded the West gym, boasting a 12-game winning strealc and the Buff and Brown slapped the baffled canines to the rhythm of a 59-26 scoring session. Aquinas was defeated in an overtime 56-51 and East brought the regular season to a close by bowing to the Westerners 41-25. The varsity ended in a third place deadloclc with North in the city league. The boys were in high spirits as they journeyed to Delaware for the District Tour- nament hut lost them when Newarlc power-housed West 41-17. The season record stood at nine wins and ten losses for a percentage of .475. Jaclc Underman and Bill Richards were chosen on the First team of the all- high while Captain Diclc Hoover won a herth on the second team. i941 RESERVE BASKETBALL From small acorns grow the mighty oaks. This phrase tits the Reserve Bas- ketball team like a glove. The squad forms the hasic training for the future varsity stars, and this idea has been carried out very successfully. Although the hoys found the victory formula hut four times during their fifteen scheduled games they did show the FIGHT and determination character- istic of West teams. The greatest handicap was their laclc of height and this prohlem dealt many serious blows to the team during the course of the season. The quartet of victory was achieved over the Alumni 22-16: Lancaster 54-175 East 25-20: and a fine upset over a strong Central tive 21-20. The boys lost many heart-lorealcers, including three games hy one point. The Reserves ended fifth in the city league. They tallied 505 points to their opponents' 540, which provides statistical proof on the closeness of their contests. The 54 points scored against Lancaster was the high-water marlc in the offensive department while their hest defensive effort was against the Alumni when the latter was held to 16 markers. Forward Jim Bell was the high scorer with a total ot 87 points, followed hy Richard Carter with 65. Gene Shade and Jim Stewart were next with 58 and 48. respectively. George Williams, varsity coach, who also doubled as the Reserve tutor, de- veloped many laoys which he will count on heavily for next year's varsity team. i951 TRACK Carrying the traclc banner for West this year was at fine group of boys deter- mined to give all for the Cowboy cause. More than 55 candidates in all answered Coach Dale Rose's call, although most of them were green and inexperienced. As a result most of the early meets proved to he only a testing grounds for the prospects. ln the first meet of the year only one point decided the winner and West giasscissed it as they defeated the South Bulldogs 71M to 702 at Magly Field pri 15. A few days later North journeyed here and proceeded to hand West its first loss when the Polar Bears scored an 86 to 54 victory. Donn Crcslrj' .md Cr -Q Sheward will he remembered for their fine showing although their performance failed to push West over the victory rim. ' On April 18 the track team entered in the powerful Newfark Relays at Newark and finished twelfth. Then on May 6 came the annual City League meet held at Ohio State Uni- versity. The West hoys placed fourth for the second straight year as they scored 28 points. They showed up well in the relays and hurdles hut lost out when they failed to score in the field events. The greatest achievement of the traclcsters was accomplished on May 8 when they defeated a highly touted Bexley squad 66-52 on the losers' traclc. The sprints were run hy Donn Croshy, Don and Diclc Jenlcs. Dick Ewing. Bob and Jack Bates. The high jumpers consisted of Phillips and Chase while the trio of Ernie Dahlen, Joe Case and Nlaurice Emhleton took care of the pole vaulting duties. Four boys shouldered the hurden of the distance runs including Delbert Smith, Bob Jones and Boze Sheward. - Hurdlers on the squad were Captain Bob Bates, Diclc McCurdy and Don Roese. Bill Fausnaugh, Jim Stewart and George Strickland saw action as discus throwers. i961 WRESTLING Finding his great championship structure of the year before shattered and practically demolished to the vanishing point hy graduation, George Collins. wrestling coach, found it a very ditticuit task to rebuild the team to the tineness ot the previous one. With only one of four city champion Wrestlers returning, namely Bob Wright, the West squad found the sea of wrestling very rough as it sank but one of the 'sii opponents encountered. The victory was over East, whom they tied tor third place. The tosses were sustained twice each by the co-champion, Aquinas and South teams, and once at the hands ot East. The squad did, however, deveiop some tine wrestlers including George Strick- land and Bois Wright. The former proved the victor in five matches white the latter captured four wins. ' Dick Ewing at 140 pounds, and Bob Byeriy at 155 pounds, displayed some excellent talent in their impressive showings. The tact: of experience proved the tatai hiow in the almost-victory-less sea- son, hut the West grappiers have learned their costly lesson, and since the team was composed ot mostly juniors and sophomores, a winning squad is expected next year. i971 GOLF Although they have not been as closely followed as some of the other sport teams the West golf squacl nevertheless enjoyecl one of the laest seasons in a long time and deserved some recognition for their excellent play. The squad was composed of a veteran quartet consisting of Charles Snycler, Mondo Lombardi, Bob Susie and Tony Oclcli. The latter was rated as one of the finest golfers in the city. The boys were tied with North for second place with three matches remaining on their schedule. The golfers' record stoocl as tive wins and one loss, the lone defeat coming at the hands of the league leacler, Arlington. Coach Collins farecl well in the coacher's league hy proving the victor in most matches. The West squad was one of the favorites in the clistrict golf tourney held May 16 and they went a long way before finally' being eliminated. i981 G. A. A. BOWLING Bowling took a part of the girl's sportiight at West this year. The first and only Girls' Bowling League was organized at West with Marjorie McCoy taking charge, and Miss Helen McCormick acting as advisor. Three games were bowled by each of the eight teams every Thursday over a period of twenty-eight weeks, starting early in October and ending April 25. At a banquet held in May a trophy was given to Eloise Bowman and her CowgirIs, who were acclaimed the winners. Each member of the team was awarded al charm--with Marjorie McCoy receiving one for the highest average. Defense stamps were given to the following girls who ranked next in achievement: Pat Kanavei, Gloria Hill, Barbara Leaman, and Beverly Phillips. A i991 G. A. A. ALL SPORTS Q This G.A.A. All Sports Picture typifies just what the clulo is trying to do for members of their group. It is its aim to acquaint tlie girls witlm clilzferent sports ancl give tlmem an op- portunity to clioose tlie one in wlmiclm tliey are most interested. A cliversity of activities are placed at the disposal of the girls, including loas- ketball, baseball, volleyball, badminton, archery, liorsesluoes, ping pong, ancl shuffle- board. lncliviclual activities, that the girls may talce part in after school, are llorse- back riding, swimming, txilcing, roller slcating and loicycling. The main sports are represented in the picture by Carmelita Limotta, Nlary Alice Hyatt, Rutll Wylie, Toni Fawley, Dorothy Lightner, Flossie Cvoocl, Shirley Brotton, Nora Dwyer, Dorotlly Nicklaus, Marilyn Myers. D001 WSE. e if is I i 75 if 9 i . in K m f xv' 'x kg' fs ,X , 4 '-fi PQ v I M is nw X ,X Q. .Q v A Q Q --Q Q X W WN S X 'QA x 'few ,X J.-A , - . . A N N S M,-W, .uv xy U j- - u 4 H, - ff X Q xx 4 x fm ax if Nr. A i N , Q 1' :gif .- x 5 , 5 f W Sr-A K zz Vs K f Compliments of WESTMGNT THEATRE The Baker Art Gallery .Appreciates the patronage of the seniors and students of West High School and wishes for them time same measure of success which they have helped to make possible for us. 112 EAST BROAD STREET 51023 1... lr 1t1.1.. ' ' 4' 'iiaiaiii I 7 if-life' f 151 During and after time War you can best serve your country and yourself with an Aeronautical career. U. S. Government Approved Qhio Institute of Aeronautics, Inc. 340 EAST BROAD STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO MA. 7836 D031 fl' All Gama Back 7a Me New FOOTBALLI I I SEPTEMBER NEW FACES I I I There seemed to he a noticeable hum of activity around West during the month of September: maybe it was due to the fact that the United States Marine Band played for the students out in the stadium, or maybe it was Iaecause Vvest had a new facuity member, IVIr. C. W. Bennet, music director. OhI yesI the Student founcil had a pep meeting in the Auditorium followed hy the West, Newark game fat Newarki: we ost, '20-6. STUDENT COUNCIL DANCE OCTOBER Cv.A.A. INITIATION Ten uluckyu memhers were named to National Honor this month, and were presented their pins at the traditional assembly. The next week all school was in a fuss over the tirst fall dance given hy the Student Council, and I may add, that it was a big success. The ioothali team gave a wonderful showing at Lima, by defeating Lima South 12-O,--nice work feIIas,--and alter such a game we ptayed East, and tied 0-0, and in all that rain too, remember? I-IOMECOMINO I I I NOVEMBER SENIOR S. PARTY It was otficialiy announced this month that Carmie Limotta, was chosen queen, and her attendants were: EiIeen Watts, Melda Porter, Ann Patrick, and Ixfiarilyn IVIyers. In the evening a dance was given in honor of the Queen, and presents were presented to her and her attendants hy the Student Council. The 12A class had a Sweater Swing, which was a hig success. The IVlusic department gave us a Spanish operetta Hcarmelitan, which we won't forget, and especially Becky Roese and Nancy Shepherds excellent singing. CHRISTMAS I I I DECEMBER FIESTA FROLIC what excitement, and it was all over the 12 B's uFiesta Frolicn: remember all those uloig strong seniors in the kiddie car race? After that excitement had died down, the Student Council and Girl Reserves and Hi-Y, prepared a Christmas program and gave parties for underprivileged children. But aIasI vacation. GRADUATION I I I JANUARY , PROM Everything is in a hum this month, and why not, with graduation, the prom and class night,-that's enough to make anyone busy,--and to top this off txasketIJaII started with Vvest Iosing to North 55-29. OI1, VVeIIII the season's just started, huh? SENIOR S. PARTY FEBRUARY VVEST-SOUTI-I GAME Too many things happened this month to comment on, so I'II just hit the high-spots. The senior cIass had a IYIardi-Gras skating party, with Queen Betty Anderson, and King Louis Hasley.--it was a big success. West lost one of it's hest mainstays on the IJasketIJaII squad, Chuck Goodman, who returned to Kentucky: but Iyelore he Ielt, he heIped us heat Aquinas 68-37, some game, huh? The biggest game of the season was staged here in West gym, in defeating South, 47-285 and, hy the way, South had not been beaten hy any other team in the league, so how's that for good basketball pIaying? The Triangle CIuIJ had a Valentine dance, with Valentine Queen Frankie Williams, and Victory King, Herbert Stewart. GRADE CARDS I ? 7 ? MARCH STUDENT COUNCIL S. PARTY Grade Cards, eh, gad I II Oh, what a dreadluI day, we frowned while teachers smiIed. The Student Council held its annual skating party, with everyone having the time of his life. Pictures were taken lor the AnnuaI this month, hut we didn't expect much, did we? But you can't tool the cameraI f1o4j C. 5 S. 5-10-25C Store 1425 SuIIivant Ave. at CentraI OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 P. IVI. - SATURDAY 10 P. IVI. Compliments of David Davies Genuine Baby Beef' JUST LIKE GOLD -IT HAS NO SUBSTITUTE Compliments of . . . KROGER'S QUALITY FOOD at LONV PRICES OCCIDENT SKATING PARTY APRIL NATIONAL HONOR WheeI were we Iausy this month, more skating parties than I'cI ever seen. The Occident staff and Busi- ness Staff had their skating party and so did the Hi-Y: your reporter is stiII sorta tired from skating so much, oh, weIII once in a IifetimeI ANNUAL I I I MAY SENIOR PLAY Spring, ahI it's wonderful, it's so sWeII, I just macIe the deacIIine with my copy. Iout gosh, everyones so Iousy this month, with graduation practice, and the ANNUAL coming out, and Iast, but far from Ieast, the Senior CIass pIay PricIe and PrejucIice starring Roy StingIey ancI IVIary Unclerwood-'it was Hsuper-eIegant.,' SCHOOLS OUT I I I JUNE GRADUATION June started off wiht the Senior prom, uIJacC, and aIas, graduation, so I guess all good things come to 'in encI, Iso it says here, so your reporter wants to Iaid you adieu. Bye now, - Bitter. 51053 Buy CAVAI AIER CQAL LUMP 5- EGG PINE-O-PROCESSED STGKER THE CITY ICE Er FUEL CQ. ADams 6251 Congratulations And Best Wishes . Essex Pharmacy Corner Central and S RA. 0136 II Best Wishes To The Seniors from Gilk Grove PEIFIC AT GEORGESVILLE Students . . . Grads For Beauty Sake . . . Get Beauty Care 0 Visit Helen -Gaffneyfs Modern Salon Regularly 2658 WEST BROAD floej ISA Don LLMLSON Wai Jia!! of game This is a reproduction of a typical scene talcen from the WEST HIGH PRODUCTION CENTER. Coming through the main ollice we are intmcluceci to MARGARET WALTERS ancl DAVE BROWN t' h cl h , execu we ea s, w o are being interviewed hy ace-ioumalists, DOROTHY MERS and KELMAN FULLER. Out ot the main olzlli ce into the production mom, we hump into MARY JANE EDSELL and BOB BAILEY, who, with their powerful oratorical tactics are urging greater cooperation among all employees. Down the center aisle comes BILL FAUSNAUGH gently carrying an airplane engine on his broad shoulaiers while his helper, NORA DXVYER, is exercising her muscles on another. Farther to the hncli CLESSE SCHMIDT ci BILL an ROGERS can he seen hard at worlc at the lathes. Among the test tubes in the Science Room BOB CALHOON is stuclying the function of men's minds, ancl CHARLES WILLIAMS is trying to find a new formula for synthetic ruhher On the left in the Dralltin ci D ' D . g an eslgning epartment, where LEE MOHN and ALBERT SPENCER are husy at their respective iohs. Oh, yes, the little fellow in the upper-right corner is not a filth columnist spy hut DICK BULL, photographer ol' the West High News Service, lnc. 51073 '3 lg ,iz Exact Weight SCaIe Co. 944 West Fifth Avenue Crogiian Name Cards SUPERIOR IN QUALITY and CRAFTSIVIANSHIP The CrogI1an Engraving S' Printing Company FREMONT, OHIO ' LESTER MYERS wishes to express Ilis appreciation to the students of WEST HIGH SCHOOL Congratulations . . . to the CIass of 1942 AIIJer,s Super Market 2791 WEST BROAD STREET 51081 THE I'IILLTOP'S MOST MODERN AND COMPLETE DRUG STORES ECONOMY DRUG STORES Xvarren and Broad Streets Vvest Broad at Roys. KARL HEISE Diamonds IVIOUNTINGS and DIAIVIOND SETTINGS AcIc'IecI Service Loans 510.00 to 31,000.00 85 S. High Street Kresge Bldg., Room 201'-AD. 1752 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES Montrose Studio 101 North High Street ADams 9636- Your Friend and Photographer L. C. MARBLE Over 1000 Nationally Known Band and Orchestra Instruments KING D BACH SELMER OLDS Corner Long an CONN BUESCHER MARTIN New ' Samples ' Reconditioned SpeciaI Discounts to ScI1o0Is and Groups Known 32 Years for ExceIIent Repairing MUSIC HOUSE CI Front Streets Opposite Y.M.C.A. -- MA. 1 636- 51091 JANUARY CLASS PLAY Under tlle careful lnstructlon of Roy H Bovs en WIIO had Just returned from the army the mul year graduates clmose as ttxelr class play the mystery comedy Tlmrouglm the Night presentecl on January 15 Comlnnecl wltlx goocl acting and excellent casting tlus thrilling produchon will go clown as one of the best ex er presented on our stage It was made a success by such talent as was shown by Bot: Morxson Ed Peters Gerald Gifford Jackie Kxrlcpatnclc Ann Patnclt Jim Womeldorf Katherine Kuncltz Tom Crum Duck Smntlx and Jack Seymour Keep In Contact Wlttl Your School Through the Alumni ASSOClHtIOH Enroll As Soon As POSSIIJIG f11oj1 N . . Y . - - n ' n - rr , n , . . . . . . .. . 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K 2, H ' ' 35-Q H A sp ' .1-121. 3, 3 1 i 7 , I ,, :W -ggi ,, E 1' ff X ffm Congratulations ,42 Graduates FROM A FRIEND Best of luck and loads of success to the 1942 Seniors Wfe want to thank you for your past patronage and trust that we may serve you in the future Yours AINVHY S Rembrandt Studio I02V2 East Broad Street 1:1131 Qnce again IVIOLLOY - MADE quality and workmanship scores as the 1942 OCCIDENT is cased in a IVIOLLOY - MADE cover from The David J. Molloy Plant 2857 NORTH WESTERN AVENUE CHICAGO ILLINOIS ROSES OF THE YEAR Each month one student is chosen to receive The Rose of the lVIonth, courtesy Moraine Florists. They are chosen lor the services they contribute to the school and are selected hy the members of the Cccident stall. Bob Mordson- President of the January '42 graduating class. Mary Iane Edsel!- For her position as President of the Girl Reserves, and numerous activities. Cammlila Limotta- Our Homecoming Queen. Gerald Gifford- For his outstanding leadership. Merdll Colmery-- President of the June '42 graduating class. Lewis Halsey-- Elected as President of the National Honor Society. Dorothy Mers and Albert Spencer-- For their excellent worlc as editor and designer, respectively, ol' the Annual. Kalman Fuller,- For his worlc as editor of the Occident and an active mem- ber of many clubs. ' 51141 Dickinson Shorthand SAVES TIIVIE ' SAVES MONEY EASY I3 'QVERPZI-F TO READ ALL BUSINESS SUBJECTS TAUGHT INCLUDING GREGG SHORTHAND Day and Night School DICKINSON SECRETARIAL CDLLEGE AD. 6655 Hartman Theatre Bldg. 79 E. State IVIORREY RELIABLE .IEWELERS 114 N. High St. Home of Certified Perfect Diamonds Gruen. I'IamiIton, Bulova, EIgin, VVaItI'xam, Benrus Watches 51153 ADams 3218 SUGAR BROTHERS WHOLESALE FRurr and PRGDUCE o 185 East Town Street Columbus, Ohio Phone: TN iAin 4766 575 Dublin Avenue J. C. 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AVIATION-1942 Hair-Mary Underwood Hair-Joe Swain Eyes-Jody PaIumIvo Eyes'-Ed Fryer CompIexion'-.Iune Peffers CompIexion-Lewis NicI1oIson Nose'-'Virginia Coss Nose-Bob Cunningham Chin'-f.Iean Berg CI1infBoIJ Riggs Smilefcvrace Kessler SmiIef-Bill Clark Poise-Joan Dressel Poise-Bob Wagner Height-Ruth Wylie Height-CI1ucIc Snyder Hospitality-Rosemary SCIICIIIIHHS Hospitality'-George Floyd Appearance-Toni FawIey Appearance-Jack Hobbs PersonaIityFRita Clclroyd PersonaIity--Phil Wisdom VVeigI1t'-VeIma De Priest Weight-Dick Bull Leadership-IVIargaret VVaIters I..eacIersI1ipfIVIerriII CoImery CompIiments S. W. RENNER PAINTS vnrsaunau 9 PAYQINJS PAINTS ' MIRRORS GLASS WALLPAPER 2820 W. BROAD STREET RAncIoIph 5676 51173 Rememdaz When? I had a dream last night. A very pleasant one. ln it, I lived my school life all over again. It tool: place in 1955 when my fellow students and I attended Elementary School. It was rumored that Helen Johnston was the brightest student at John Burroughs while Lewis Nicholson held top honors at West Broad. Eileen Watts, Ruth Mcclish and Leona lVlooney's name never failed to appear on the honor roll list. We weren't too young to he in love in those days either-at John Burroughs, Virginia Coss and Bch Riggs carried the torch for one another. While at West Broad, Joanne Dressers heart heat only for Bch Swisher: and Jim Reed never tired of writing love notes to Maw Chris Smith. Did you know that Nlarilyn Myers thought Lee lvlohn was her dream man? Nothing was sweeter than the hudding romance of Judy Lorenz and Harry Gihhon. Rita 0ldroyd's hashful heau was Jael-c Xfvorlcman. Those were the good ole ele- mentary school days. Then graduation, and we entered West Junior High. I can still remember Alhert Spencer and Chuck Snyder in their lmiclcer pants which, if I'm not mistaken, they Worefuntil the ninth grade. Q Then, too. we noted shy, sweet and quiet Doro- thy Hill, Charlene Brown, Dorothy Hayslip and Nlargy Stewart. When we had long registrations, lleen and Kathleen Condon used to favor us with hill-hilly songs, and that tvvosome, Eugenia Backus and Nancy Shepard, would hlend their voices in old favorites. And will we ever forget that siclc, shalcy feeling we all were guilty of having when it came our turn to recite hefore the class. I dreamt ahout the quarrels Carolyn Hoar and Emma Lee Heft, locker partners, used to have. The hright spot in our days was the iiashy smile. Carmie Limotta never failed to show.. Then the QA party'-which really was an event to remem- her. What a glorious time we had on gradu- ation. From then on wefwereseniors and Big Shotsl We started dressing up on St. Patriclfs Day, and the first day of spring in our sharpest clothes. The hoys loegan to attend dances and we girls started to pretty up. What ahout those awful term projects we wor- ried and fretted so much ahout? l saw the whole cast of Pride and Prejudice in its outstanding performance. My dream ended in 1942 when WE, the stu- dents, received those wonderful, heautiful, well- earned diplomas. lt still seems like a very pleas- ant dreamf, Enjoy It Often . Moores 5 Ross lCC CZFCHDH It,s Real Food 1181 'WSE . - f 1 R sis gi' ii. A Q., .,-. ,, fwgiu, . , Y fa QS ,. KG fr if ,sig Ig W . , aim K e it Y . sw E J 4 F Eff' M, fm, N 5 5 ,iw gf df ,rf x 1 ' z , l', ',f w f-M 555 Nag Q 2 A . a 9 T ' .sw R W 4 L3 1 3 1 E EN, N .5 2 fi ? ef , My - X N ,M wx- M. was Compliments of . . .. Slater Candy Company 1057 NlVCSt Broad Street ADams 5952 Decorated Birthday and Wedding Cakes Clarkss Bakery 0 VVAlnut 51 17 VVAInLlt 51 18 aanzaudf fad! Sayingdl Fuller-uPeter's never had this! EdseH-- Anybody got any P.O.D. notes, Ver Batimtu Nlersf- Are you morons functioning? Nleioeny'-uTop of the morning to you alum fsouthern Ireland, Spencer.- I regret 1 have but one life to give for my annua ll Jake SeiferrJ'Friends???? Fauth- Anybody going to the Broad-Hague today? Ourlend- Gee! Vvittenberg is mellow! Hobbs- When is the a nnua I coming out? flzoj OPERETTA Our first musical production this year was given in the form of the operetta, ucarmaiitaf' December 5 and 6, under the direction of Herbert E. Hutchinson. Being one of the finest presentations of this department, it was enjoyed by both adults and student body aiiice. Contributing much to the success of the musicaie were such talented students as Charles Williams, Mei Fiuhart, Nancy Shepard, Becky Roese, Alien Seipei, Marilyn Myers, Ned Brockington and many others. Add to this the West High Chorus and Crchestra and you have the answer to its popularity. Sincere Best Wishes . . SMITH'S SKATING R I N K 51213 Greetings to the Graduates from I-Ii11top Business Men s Association THIS ORGANIZATION SERVES THE HILLTOP IN EVERY CIVIC BETTERIVIENT COMMUNITY COOPERATION Dr. L. VV. Adams, Physician Dr. PaImer L. Corc1ray, Physician 2451 Su11ivan! Ave. R.A. 7555 2555 Su1Iivant Ave. RA. 8853 No1J1e 1... AIIen FuneraI Home DF- C- 0- Cramer' PIIYSICIHI1 2586 W' Broad SL RA' 2372 3191 VV. Broad St. RA. 1911 D.. W. M. Bake., Dentist 1.5 N A- ffm- C081 Dealix 5990 155 S. Brinker Ave. AD. S344 J ' ague xe' ' D h Sh c1 I F t Dr. IVI. VV. Bates, Veterinarian 2285 VV. Eiidegiy a e ac OIRIA. 72.4 2424 Su11ivanI Ave. RA. 6386 Thos. R. Davis, Restaurant Bentz Apartments 2339 XV. Broad St. 2020 Su11ivan1 Ave. RA. 5595 Davis 6' Herhert Food IVIarIcet Biltmore Restaurant 2575 Broad Si. 0798 2414 NV. B 11 St. RA. 0354 ma Don1ey Brothers, P1umI:iers Jos Briggs 2086 Su11ivanI Ave. RA. -1551 I d P r M 1 , . 2596 srjilimeflie, mpery anageniffl. 3194 035956605 Jfflfian Duval- Phsslclgsio -1 2 . T03 . . Broac1-Hague Hardware E . . ,, A conomy Printing Co. L68 W' BMA S RA' 1846 2348 W. Broad Si. RA. sm Broad-Hague Poultry IVIarIcet Economy Variety Store 2773 VV. Broad St. RA. 8000 2402 VV' Broad SL RA. 2688 Broad-Hague Restaurant Dr. Chas. VV. Edwards, Physician 2762 VV. Broad SI. RA. 0335 2719 Su11ivan1 Ave. RA. 6112 Broad-Warren IVIar1cet VV. VV. Ewing. Heating Contractor 2656 XV. Broad SI. RA. 8411 5522 VVicIcIow RC1. RA. 3181 Broadway Shoe Store First Fec1eraI Savings S' Loan Assn. 2408 VV. Broaci St. RA. 5112 2369 VV. Broad SL RA. 0832 E. H. Brown, P1aster Contractor Dr. T. S. Fox, Dentist 299 N. Burgess Ave. RA. 1606 24052 VV. Broad Sl. RA. 3752 Burdetts Grocery Fox Food Shop 192 S. Eureka Ave. RA. 5704 2422 VV. Broad St. RA. 1101 Camp1Je11's Pharmacy Dr. CIarence Fry. Physician 2766 VV. Broad St. RA. 2414 2642 VV. Broad St. RA. 5685 Camp 40 Tourist Camp Gearhart Hardware 3737 W. Broad Si. RA. 0544 2387 Su11ivanI Ave. RA. 5384 Capretta FoocI IV1ar1cet F. F. Green. Cement' 2006 Su11ivant Ave. RA. B427 5046 Crescent Dr. RA. 5178 Ralph C1ements, Contractor George Gus1er, Manufacturer H. T. Smnon R. 6 FR. 8-5360 3615 W. Bmad Si. RA. 0946 Coffman Radio Er E1ectric Store Hague Avenue Service Station 2588-90 VV. Broad St. RA. 5722 1783 N. Hague Ave. 1:1221 Better Services are Proviclecl by tllese Memlaers of Hilltop Business Men,s Association THEY ARE CONSTANTLY STRIVING TO SERVE COMMUNITY COOPERATION Hamilton Food Marlcet Dr. L. R. Leaman, Dentist 2-157 Sullivant Ave. RA. B433 2757K VV. Broaol St. RA. 3826 Dr. Paul V. Hauglmt, Dentist IW- T- Lewis- DCC0fat0Y 3191 W. Broad S1. RA. 1465 474 Wflsfm Rd- RA- 6908 Hauntz Market l..ewis.f5' Noon Coal Co. QBIO vv. Broad SL RA' H45 N. Sylvan at Big 4 R. R. RA. 3213 Dr L 0 Linville Optometrist Hilltop Bakery 2454 W B' as ' RA 2425 W. Broad S1. RA. 7521 ma ' 4856 Hilltop Bank 2422035 I? lzllaicleman, Dry Clelznersl 2574 W. Bmcl S1. RA. 8421 ' 'on ' - 05 5 Hilltop Furniture Co. 2755 Xvwlglrydlgou Beauty SEIIOIIQA w 2365 W. Broad S1. RA. 4163 ' '08 - 0'2' . . Dr. G. T. lVlatl1ews, Pliysician 2333 Ix'ifllg:5mFg1 'b'ng Supply gg' 4109 27602 W. Broad S1. RA. 1616 Hut R d Geg. VV. lVlatson, Building Contractor 1 op ecor 8- . VV A. . RA- 246s W. Broad s1. RA. 1125 ' me 'E 0656 Plmillip McDonald Lumloer Co. I-113013 Rjcgeations B0W'ling 33562202 Eurelra Ave. and Penn. R. R. RA. 1143 2419 . roa t. . Dr. E. E. McNamee, Cliiropractor WHSWLPSVHII and STOFHSEA U07 2545 Sullivan! Ave. RA. 0892 2830 . roa 1. . Ed. lV1cG ,A t R ' - Hoon Bros., General Roofing 20 S. Wayne Avellrer u 0 BPH. 2396 337 S. Vvarren Ave. RA. 6381 M 11 S11 C . R. T. Horn, Service Station 2469 VV. BroacltCStSm oe 0 RA, 8102 2570 VV. Broacl St. RA. 0240 Melvin Harclware ancl Paint Co. Harriet Huff Beauty Slloppe 2409 VV. Broad St. RA. 2424 2154 Sullivan! Ave. RA. 2787 Memorial Burial Parlc L. W. Jolinson, Elec. Contractor 6959 W- Broad St. AD. 2863 61 Lawrence Ave. Hilltop Sta. FR- 855546 Jas. W. Miles, Foot Appliances 2550 NN. Brunel S1. RA. 6716 Jones Lumber Er Coal Co. 57 N. Sylvan Ave. RA. 1109 Wm. E.. Jones, Real Estate and lns. 2765 XV. Broad Sn. RA. 8431 Dr. F. l... Keiser, Supt. State Hospital for Feeble Minded 1610 VV. Broad St. RA. 1191 Dr. J. VV. Miles, Physician 24055 Bmatl St. 8010 Percy D. Miller. Service Station 2236 Sullivant Ave. RA. 5813 Dr. C. O. Miller, Optometrist 2484 W. Broad Sl, RA. 6991 Dr. R. J. Miller, Cliiropractor Kent's Modern Marlcet 2787 Sulljvant Ave. RA. 0818 2493 W. Broacl Sl. RA. 7331 Tllis Year ancl Every Year Hilltop Business lVlen,s Association HAS STOOD FOR EVERYTHING THAT IS GOOD FOR WEST HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY COOPERATION VV. L. lVlillilcin, Harclware Donalcl F. Smitli, Attorney 2420 VV. Broacl St. RA. 1904 2405W VV. Broacl St. RA. 8425 Cllas. VV. lVlinnix, Builder Snyder Truclcing Co. 585 Nasliolna Ave. RA. 4191 314 Nnslmlaa Ave. RA. 4992 lVlone's Pliarmacy Soutl1wortl1 Poultry Market 2109 VV. Broad St. RA. 0308 1510 Sullivant Ave. RA. 6990 lV1urpl1y's Service Station Walter J. Stephens, Florist VVes1ga1e and Broad St. RA. 0171 612 Harrisburg Pilce RA. 1103 National Transfer Lines C. B. Story, Dry Cleaning 2565 Sullivan! Ave. RA. 0822 2410 VV. Broacl St. RA. 2021 Tim Nolan, Amusements Dr. P. 1... Sulzlaerger, Optometrist 617 Vvliiletliorne Ave. RA. 9580 2417 XV, Broad St. RA, 2638 Orr fs' Day, Contractors S' Real Estate Dr. Bruce Tanner, D. N. 2975 W. Broad St. RA. 7223 2725 VV, Broad St, RA, 3212 Penlieltl Market l Wm. J. Trott, Plumbing and Heating Sllll1V81'l1 AVC. Sulllvanl Ave, RA. Powell Ave. Poultry lVlarlcet Westgate Electric Shop 512 S. Powell Ave. RA. 9112 2655 VV, Broad St, RA. 1165 Jolmn Riepenlwft, Dry Cleaning Westgate Garage 2550 Sullivant Ave. RA. 0621 2820 Broad St, RA, 1593 Rivoli Tlieatre Westgate Pharmacy 2559 W. Broad Sf. RA. 5585 5089 W. Broad Sr. RA. 0182 Russell Pl18l'ITlHCY Westmoor Beauty Salon 2785 Sullivant Ave. RA. 5515 3093 W, Bl-oacl St, RA 5670 Otto Schatz. Builcler West Sicle Lumlner Co. 244 N. Vvarren Ave. RA. 5950 3401 W. Broad St, RA, 1188 Scl1melzer's Restaurant West Side Motors 3178 VV. Broad St. RA. 0356 1550 VV, Broad St, RA, 1196 SCIIWHH BIOS- Garage lVlose Williams, lnsurance 2608 Sullivant Ave. RA. 1506 2581 Steele Ave. RA, 0758 lVl. VV. Seiller Department Store Williams S- Eisennecher 2-104 VV. Broncl St. RA. 8415 Plumbing Cgnlfaglgrg RA 2201 S ' g 1 St. 6557 Slmanlc fs' Saunders. Real Estate, pm mon ' Rentals, Insurance Vvriglits Sluoe Repair 2459 W. Broad Sn. RA. 4298 2394 W. Broad SL A. C. Slcipper, Plumbing Wrightls lvlarlfet 145 N. Burgess Ave. RA. 2441 2500 Sullivan! Ave. RA 0380 E. L. Skipper, Plumber Yost Florists 81 N. Terrace St. RA. 5845 505 Belvidere RA 3124 51241 D U P L I C A T O R S 0 U1 C, E 2 ld A Q D-4 nf S 3 m if 1 E -I M . C 0 O 41 F G O E D 5 , D-4 : - 5 D I Q Q Q , I VJ E N m hu 5 5 r-J Qx- t 5. 1 , 'G ' li5Qf1fF21..fffi'--72 'Ui , MWF., f iw 1 ? , Q 4 , Yr E jf q A , V w cw: M lag l1g Q: . v as W 4 32Qw : , H M - fizfi 'If . L Z g r: 4 jm13E!1EE f'fI 2? Mg rg NW! 51, gf pq K wwflll lui X 1 xi-are M E fn O SHH'If11l 0 SIIELLNIHJ U s Another 0utstanding Yearbook A I Careful planning and individual affenfion have been v-iI'al Iac' 'rors in producing 'rlwis fine yearboolc . . . our gr'a+is service and qualify plales are available +o you. . Y 1 INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY 222 EAST OHIO STREET 0 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA COLUMBUS. OHIO OFFICE - 63 Soufh High SI'ree'I'. MAin 20l8 H. T. MILLER-Manager i rqlma Mala As towarcis the West the constant sun proceeds Day after clay across the sky, So do our hearts hold true to you. West Hi, West Hi, West Hi! Men view the sun in many a distant land t His face still westward in the slay Though we should go as far, we'U love West Hi, West Hi, West Hi! And 'till the sun forgets his ancient goal And seeks a new path through the sky, Our loyal hearts shall beat for you, West Hi, West Hi, West Hi! '-'Alice Schoentjerger, '25 , .. , , . . A g. ':' T L-Ly :-Liar a ' - 'IIA x..1 . Qfi' f 2 4 - I 'ff' r fg- 15. ., . 1 . '34 A .-We 4 , - 5 I ev Q ..- ,., l 1 VT' Q + VVE VVISH TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS TO THE FOLLOXUING FOR THEIR HELPFUL COOPERATION IN MAKING THE 1942 ANNUAL A POSSIBILITY: TI1e Curtiss-VVrigI1t Corporation and Dick Darrow Ior tI1e use oI airpIane cuts to I1eIp us carry out our tI1eme.. TI1e Army and Navy Departments for pictures of service pIanes. I TIxe StaII' of tI1e VVeinIein Typesetling Company. I.tcI.. for tI1eir patience and instruction tI1ey Iiave so wiIIingIy given. The IncIianapoIis Engraving Company and The I'Ieer Printing Company Ior their I1eIpIuI assistance. And Iast Iaut far from Ieast to Myron T. Seifert and Harry I., ZuIauI. our I:acuIty advisors. F 8' V 1 1 49 .! -: P ... V -A-.qsas...-V-W.- -V -- A 3 I -I J ,.: l . ,fl 'K ff- J. I., 1 1 -s x x ws? 1 r n, ' ab Ex U l r V , Vw VM N , x M K' .1 X W Q 1.1 ' I ZXUQS N xl . AQXWAW xi X ,sjtswx A mmm .9 .