West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)
- Class of 1943
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X .V : 1 X 743 Ucaicfenl' 1 9 4 3 WEST HIGH SCHOOL Galumdua, Wm: ED A i I Ufa Jay can yan dee iq Me Jawa! eaalq wlzdaafmwallq axefzaalfecfn ww- si X Q- -X 1- 1 4 K . 2Q, f:i, A l N fig -, ww, R5 WN., - , X s f :X -f Q 4 , QS 3' f SQ., W gvesgf Q. kk Af. Q , 1 'K , i' i, 5 A 55: K' 11 i M' W ig? Q. A 2 5, 11. - K' , V P ... X. pw E W , Q 51 ,...l 1 AWAQ . . A, - ' ' U . X Q ' .,-, J fi' fi-2:12 5 E'f'.iS' QQ- TTER-5 V ' Q 1 .,.. , K ' 1 , l A 4' ' -j 'as ,R i ' Y H, ' -A , . QS Q N W SSN I W Q Q ' , Q -m g -1 Q X X ,K 5 f EL f X .. W K .'-SEX ' . - f - sg! Q Edilor's Nole: The following lisf is noi' perfecled due lo rhe conlinuous snlishnenls and induciions. bui' members of lhe sfaff have 'Dried io maine ihis rosier as compleie as pos- sible al fhe lime lhe annual went lo press. ln compiling such a record. if is obvious fhaf many names have been inadverlenfly omif- led.--'lhis we sincerely regref. Due credii should be given lo Bonnydell Carler and Wylma Albery for 'lheir un- ! 3 ' tiring eflorls in collecling n These names. We declicale lhis boolc lo lhose brave boys and girls who have loughl and died -and lo lhose who are fighling lhis very day-lo save our beloved couniry. They are depending upon us and we are depending upon lhem. We will work logelher and fighr iogelherq by our mighl and 'iailh in God WE WILL WIN -for we musl win The 'Final Vicloryl-and Wes? High School is conlribuling ils all-our eriorl in This slruggle for 'rhe cause ol our democraric way ol life. A Ayers. Rufus Bell, Dick Abram, Jael: Adams. Ken Bell. Ned Ackley. B6fn6rd Agriesfi, Joe Baller, Dicl: Adams. Alva Agriesii. Jim Bellar. Jaclc Adams. DeWayne Archer. Virgil Bellz. lrvin. Jr. Adqmgl George Af'nOld. TOITI BGFCBW. Jim Adamg' Walfer Albery. Carlyle Beqqarzi, Tony Ab,-am, Jesse Allen, Curliss Beaumont Paul Agseg' Ray Anderson. Don Bells. Earl Alban' John Alslon. Waldo W. Berger. Leo Allen, David Allen. Larice Alberl, Gene B Bass. Ari Ba lcer. Arlhur Beumer. John Beuder. Jaclc Beck. Henry Bennell. Charles Qlggg' Baird- Clarence BENNETT. CHARLES Allen 'Joe Baird- Herb Benfz. Bill Albedf Bill Baird. Earl Benson. Reuben Alexanlder Jack Baies' Tom Beckeii' Harold Allan Ro' BARLOW. Bll-L Beck. Ellsworlh Allen' Clk Baies. Bob Benneii. Ralph Allen' Hubert Baffin. Bob Beslield, Hershal Ba rrell, John Bennell. Paul 321511 E Bailey, Carl Bauermeisler. Jack A' GI ' Bailey. Burl Bidwell. Ray MTW' B ang Barbee. Bob Bigelow. Dan en' O ' Barnes, Bill Bigelow. Marvin Ambrosia. John Barnharr. Theron Bishop. Don Aman' John Baird. Jack Bishop James AMLOUY' Hfirry Barrell. Jim Bill, Lewis Ani ony' DM Barlel. Bob Blades. Clayron Anderson- George Ballard. Willis Blackmore. George A Anderson- John Bair. Tom Blackmore. George H Ansel. George Anlcrum. Allen Amspoker. Dick Apel. Waller Armbrusl. Mel Armslronq, Milton Armsrrong. Ed Baer, Dwiqhl' Ballanger, Dwighl Ballanger. Stan Barr, Roy Barber. Bill Baericlc. Ellery Ballenbacker, D. Blackmore. Bob L. Blackmore. Bob W. Blackwell. Gene Blacksfone. Frank Blackburn. John Bleach. Bob Blayney. Don ARDLE. BOB. DECEASED Bellandy. Willis Blayney. Dick Arnold, Harry Beavers. Floyd Born, Bill Arnold. Bob Bellinger. Sian Boyer. Melvin Arnold. Clarence Beaumonl. Lee. Jr. Bowers, Charles Archer, Don Bell. Bob Boulger. Bill Boullion, Frank Bowen, Fred BOWEN, ROY Bowen, Marcus Boulass, W. Boyd. Clarence Bower. Frank Bouman, Melvin Bobbrff, Roy BonDuran+, Don Bowen, Waller Bradford, George BRADFORD. G. KENNETH Brenof, Bernard Brenor. Earnesl Brenoi. Berman Brown, Bob W. Brownfield. Lyman Bridgefooi, Bernard Bridgefool, Sian Bright Bill Braifhwaiie, Bob Braifhwaiie, Ed Brighr, Eldon Brown. Jack Brown. Delman Brown. Bob Brown, Wallie Brown Wayne Brown, John Brown, Fred Brown, Ivor Brown Willard Browne, George Browne, John Brownlielcl, Dave Brucklemeyer, Howard Bradford, Ken Brockmeyer, Bill Bright Biil Brooks, Millon Briscoe, Ira Lee Briggs, Ralph Browne, Floyd Brockaw, Dick Brownscomb, Don Bowser. Don Bower, Ari Bower, Bob Berry, Clarence Buchannan, Clyde Buchannan, Dean Buchannan. Doyle Beymer, John Boyhan, Bill Brown, Jim Bull, Dick Bryan. Paul Brink. Gene Burgoon, Dick Buckmasfer, Ellior Buckingham, Gene Bunner, Dan Burion, Roy Burke, Bob Burkey, Bob Buiie, Charles Buzzard, Ralph Birf, Oran Burkhalfer, Allen Burger, George Burke, Homer Byerly, Dick Bowen, Wayne Barnes, Dean Bull, Jim Biqler, l-larriei, SPAR Brokaw, Paul Baumeisrer, Jack Bennoif, Don Besf. Jack Ball, Monlie Barneii, Lionel Brascomb, Lee C Capreiia, Ray Callif, John Caldwell. Jack Camp, Jim Camp, John Campbell, Fleicher Cahill, Ray Carey, Norman Carey. Jack Carpemer, Jack Carpenier, Bob Carrer, George Carry. Joe Carier. Russ Capreiia, Alfonso Capreira. Harold Cavanaugh, Bob Cassill, Bill Cains, Herman Case, Ralph R. Cary, John Casile, Bill l-l. Capreiia. Joe Canada, Fred Canada, John Cannon, Glen Carlwrighf, Bob Casey, Charles Carhers, George Cash. Lawrence Chambers, Bob Chalender. Bill W. Chambers, George Chambers, Harold Chisman. Roger Chadwick, Tom Churlon, Paul Chevalier, Gene Chambers, David Cherry, Norman Chakers, Deno Chesser, Ray Churion, John Charlion. Bill Clark, Curiiss Cleveland, Susie, WAVE Clark Charles Clays Marion Clililord Tim Clrffion Jack Clrrlion Don Cline Kennelh Clum David Cline Clifflon Dick Clark Bill A Cloys Lee Clark, Ray Colburn, Dick Cole, Berf Conrad. Don Conrad. Bill Corn, Klell Coiner, Dennis Corner, Frank Clark, John COLLINS, GEO., DECEAS'-D Coil, David Coplan, John Cox. Godfrey Coleqrove, Bob Collins, Dan Conkler. Earl Cooper, Alfred Collins, Ed Conneise, Alfred Cornwell, Mary, WAVE Conn, Bob Condon, Harold Cornwell, Bob Collins, Oron Collins. l-larry Couriney, Dale Crum, Bill Cressrnan, Bob Crawford, Harold Crome. Dick Cray. John Crawford. Harry Crum, Dick Crego, Carl Cullen, Ralph Cunningham, Charles Cunningham, George Currier, Arr Curriss, Bill Cunningham, Bob Cunningham, Bill Curry, Bob Caldwell, Joe Crego. George Coyle, Jack Colby, R. W. Calhoun, Bob Coldwell, Dick Colmery, Merrill Curry. Charles Colmery, Bob Converse, Alfred Case, Ralph Cadel, Russell P. Canada, Bill Chambers, Ed lCon+inued on page ill Clark: Tom I ,Ed V ADMINI y TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF WEST HIGH SCHOOL: CongraTulaTions To you Tor one oT The besT years we have ever had. These are Times ThaT make iT diTHculT Tor all oT us. yeT The spiriT of The school has been ThaT oT cooperaTion, which has made iTselT TelT in all The acTiviTies of The school. This annual in iTs compleTeness and iTs perTecTion is buT a sample oT The many Things Tor which The sTudenT body has been responsible and which They've done well. The measure of The man and woman can besT be Taken when The going is associaTed wiTh uncerTainTy. l have been very much encouraged wiTh The way sTudenTs have underTalcen and suc- cessTully compleTed The many hard jobs OT The year. May you all have a pleasanT and proTiTable summer. WheTher as graduaTes going inTo oTher lines oT work and service, or as sTudenTs and Teachers yeT To be connecTed wiTh The school, I wish you a mosT proTTTable nexT year. T if DR. H. H. RETGHLEY, Principal i' ir if i' i' 'k 'A' P g Eighl' TRATICN g i' ss has s 5 i ' :sz T gl' fi ,E if wi T 2 MISS BLANCHE M. KERN, Vice-Principal A MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING GIRLS: You girls oT The graduaTion class noT only can help solve The naTional problem oT The acuTe manpower shorTage buT you are being oTFered excellenT opporTuniTies oT employment y lT is noT only imporTanT To 'The TaTe of our naTion ThaT you Till These vacancies creaTed by The war buT, if possible, you should devoTe an alIoTTed amounT oT Time To some war organizaTion. ParTicipaTion in one of These organizaTions, such as The Red Crossj noT only aids in The war eTTorT buT provides you wiTh valuable knowledge which you can use in The TuTure. ATTer a Tew years, iT The war conTinues, some oT you will be eligible Tor The Waacs, Spars. Waves and oTher miliTary organizaTions in which The governmenT oTTers you excellenT advanced Training. l sincerely hope ThaT The knowledge you have obTained Trom your high school educaTion will aid you To secure The posiTion To which you are besT suiTed. if af if f if ak l X Men cwcf wa a aidian- ' MR. GEORGE ROUDEBUSH MR- L- K- REP'-OG'-E Superinfendenf. Columbus Schools Assf. Superinfendenf, in Charge of High Schools H. H. Reighley .... Blanche M. Kern. .. Edward Alexinas .... Roberr M. Dowling. Helen Lumley ...... A. E. Buchanan ..... ' ' '.'.f'.c55EH ' Whleiicsj Margarel Campbell .... ' W. D. Campbell. .. Dorolhy Cash ..... A. B. Cole ...... Marcella Crain. .. Maude Davis.. Mary Dugan ..... Margaref Flynn.. Ollo France ..... Jeanne Gilmore. . R. C. Glass. .. Leona Glenn ....... Kalherine Gress .... Evelyn Hall ...... Francis Hannan,. Edna Harrison ..... H. E. Hulchinson. .. Mae Jones ....,. Edwin M. Kaylor. .. in C. S. Kennedy .,... Helen McCormick.. Norma McCoy ..... C. W. Michel ..... O. C. Monlgomery. George F. Neeb. . . Rhoda O'Harra .... Genevieve Rawson. . E. C. Reed ........ Delaine Schindler. . . Myron T. Seiferi. .. E. T. Sfone ........ Jane Thomas .... Emma Uncapher .... Harold Washburn.. Rose While ....... Eva L. Wrighr ..... Harry Zulauf ...... Maxine Mafhews. . . Wanda Gales ..... ... . ...Principal . . . . . .Vice Principal , , . .Baseball Coach .........,...Bancl Librarian .......,.....La+ln ,......,.......Ar'r .........,...HisTory ,...His+ory, Democracy .............His'rory ..,.......Ma+hema+ics ..........English, Hislory Malhemalics, Hislory ...Boolckeeping . . . .Drama+ics, English .....Coach, Phys. Ed. ....................,.French, Spanish . . . . .Geography. Hislory, Slage Crew Adv. .........................Commercial .......,............His'rory, English ..........,..MusiclVocall ...............English, Lalin .. . . . . . . . , .Hisfory, Democracy, Debafe .Mechanical Drawing . . .......... Physical Edu. .............English Chemislry, Physiology . , . .Physics, Aviafion ............His+ory ........Clo+hing . . , . . . . .Commercial .............Bolany Business English. Sales ..Journalism, English ..........Chemis+ry .....................English ....Cafe Manager, Home Ec. .A+'rendance. Hislory .............Cornmercial . . . . . . .Commercial ....Ma+h., Bus. Ad. ..,........Clerlc .........Clerl: Page Eleven OBSTACLE CCURSE The obsTacle course, consTrucTed lasT Tall by various members oT The indusTrial arTs deparTmenT under The supervision oT C. F. BaTeman, is used in The physical Training of The l2A boys. This course includes hurdles, ladders, logs, TiTTeen Tool' walls, pla+Torms and va- rious oTher obsTacles and barriers used ir The preparaTory miliTary Training of our boys. The obsTacle course oT WesT l-ligh School is one of The TinesT and mosT com- pleTe courses among The high schools oT Columbus. COMMANDO TRAINING ln Time oT war one of The mosT imporTanT TuncTions of our school sysTem is To pre- pare our young men Tor The imporTanT parT They are To Talce in This world sTruggle. The physical side oT This preparaTion is handled by The aThleTic deparTmenT. and The program has been labeled Commando Training. This course is Taken only by l2A boys who Train under The waTchTul guardianship of Coaches G. Williams lnow in The armed servicesl, R. C. Glass and ArThur Buchanan. Every morning aT 7:lO and 7:4-5 The Two classes begin Their worlcouTs. This diversified Training includes mass calesThenics, games oT various Types, and The running oT an obsTacle course. Besides These acTiviTies a selecT group of Commandos played an exhibiTion game of Commando l-loclcey aT The half oT The Wesl'-Aquinas baslceTball game. The audi- ence oT This game can TesTiTy To The TerriTic TighT which These boys puT inTo Their Training. ReporTs Trom WesT High boys already in Service. have sTaTed ThaT This Training has a real value in preparing The boys Tor The harder TighT ThaT Tollows. The cooperaTion OT all boys has been splendid. as They realize ThaT The eTTorT which They puT inTo This Training prepares Them To deTend Their counTry in a more eTTicienT manner. Page Twelve Um Wm ZMMZ AERONAUTICS Aeronaulics is a volunlary course of- fered +o rhose boys who desire knowledge on 'rhe basic princi les of 'The airplane, Hs nomenclalure and Eincfions. ll is noi' an easy subiecl ro underfalce. buf if gives much helpful informalion 'ro 'rhose boys who are inleresfed in ihe air corps of Jrhe armed services. ln lhe piciure below several members of +his class are demonsfraling rhe use of a wind funnel. FIRST-AID A year ago when America firsf launched ils Civilian Defense program, lhe firsl-aid course was one of fhe firsi' classes 'ro inform sludenls in defensive warfare. Firsi-aid is a voluniary course offered by +he school +o 'rhose sludenfs who desire To prepare ihemselves for The inevilable war emergencies. l-lelen McCormick, girls healih Teacher, Coaches A. E. Buchanan and R. C. Glass are 'rhe insirucfors of 'rhis course. A+ fhe close of his firsi-aid lraining each sfudem' receives a cerfificafe srafing +ha+ he has complefed 'rhe siandard course of insrruchon in Firsl-Aid +o 'rhe injured. NW! M 'i'1:Tm?i'i.N' ' -AKN'NWi?54mkVmnu'wWi'X SXxS?k,mN..WMW Z LWKWKVFESY-,NG - --W - ---s - WN Us -I all Lasr fall in answer 'ro fhe appeal of fhe governmenf for scrap mefal The Sfudeni Council of Wesf High energelically sponsored a scrap drive. Through 'rhe unriring efforfs of fhe srudenf body, and 'rhe cooperarion of +he communily, over foriy 'rons of vifal mefals and rubber were collecled. Sfudenfs who wished 'ro parricipafe in 'rhis drive were excused 'From lhe sludy halls. The enormify of 'ihis scrap pile is only a small example of Wesf l-ligh's eagerness +o do Hs share in 'rhe war effort Page Fourieen Qaaciuaiea f 9 4 3 'K 41 -K -K 'K 'K 41 'PK GRADUATES Again, as some lwenfy odd years ago, The graduales of Wes? High are confronfed wifh a world of wars. To 'fhe boys 'rhis means only one course, 'rhe armed serv- ices,-and fo fhe girls if means 'lhe fask of mainlaining The home fronf. Bofh iobs are viial-no? only in winning lhis war buf in preserving our democracy. ln lhe lasl conflict Wesi' High and Hs graduales did 'their u'rmos'r fo defend our democralic way of life: now, Wesf High again challenges Those who wish To desfroy whal' we have so well preserved--and again we will do our ufmosl' To win. 'A' ul' ir 'lr ir i' i' Page Sixfeen SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . HERBERT STEWART National Honor Society President: L Society: Rotary Luncheon: Student Council Committee Chair- man: Room -President: Hi-Y, Vice President: Li- brary Council: Srzanish Club: Latin Club: Hall Monitor: Basebal: Basketball: Football: Track: W. Association: Marching Band: Variety Show: Senior Class Play: Military Training. SECRETARY . . . PATRICIA ANN McKEE National Honor Society' L Society: Latin Club: Library Council: Photoplay Club: Student Council: Girl. Reserve Cabinet: Room President: Room Civic Chairman: Ottice Monitor: Hall Monitor: Home- coming Queen Attendant: Occident Staff. Weh Glam VICE PRESIDENT . . JAMES EDWARD McELWEE Student Council: Room President: W. Association: Rotary Luncheon: Hi-Y Membership Committee: Spanish Club: Shakespearian Festival: Scenery: Gym Monitor: Baseball '40, '4l, '42: Hi-Y Basketball: Football Manager '40, '4l: Senior Class Play: Class Night Usher '4l: Military Training. TREASURER .... PHYLLIS MARIE AUSTIN Girl Reserves: Musical Plays: Hall Monitor: Base- ball '40, '4l' Basketball Tournament '40, '4I, 42: Champion lfickball Team '-10: Valentine Queen Program: Senior Class Advertising Committee. Eghf 15- Q3 'EQ'-er ir ir if ir ir 'lr LEFT TO RIGHT ALKIRE, MELVA CAROL-Girl Reserves, Home Economics Secretary '42, Room President '40, Glee Club, Ensemble, Hall Monitor, Carmelita, Variety Show, Senior Class Play MakefUp-Committee, Band Uniform Committee '40, '4l, Senior Class Entertainment Committee. ADAMS, CLARENCE-Hall Monitor, Military Training. ANKROM, ESTHER L.-National Honor Societg, L Society, Student Council, Girl Reserves, Room President '40, Room Secretary '4l, Room Business Manager '42, Room Welfare hairman, Room Civic Chairman, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Cafeteria Help, Ban Unr- form Committee, Senior Class Play Make-Up-Committee, Sales Tax Committee '4l. BROWN, JOHN-NAVY : : : : : In government service before commencement date. BAKER, JOYCE HELEN-Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Office Monitor, Band Uniform Committee. BOWEN, WAYNE S.-Spanish Club, English, State Scholarship Test, Fifth in District, Honorable Mention in State, Military Training. CRUEA, FRANCES MAE-'Z-irl Reserves, Occident Staff, Room Business Manager '4l, Room Welfare Chairman, Room Civic Chairman, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Senior C'ass Play Prompter, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Office Clerk. BARNES, WILLIAM A.-Chemistry Club, Hi-Y, Triangle Club Treasurer, West Wings, Track '40, '4l, Military Training. CAPRETTA, BETTY LOU-Girl Reserves, Hall Monitor, Basketball Tournament '40, '4l, Baseball '40, Volleyball '4l. DINES, RACHEL S.-National Honor Society, L Society, Girl Reserves Cabinet, Latin Club, Library Council, Social Committee Chair- man, Photoplay Club Treasurer '4l, '42, L Society Proiect Committee Chairman, Room Secretary, Office Monitor, Delegate to Girl Reserve Conference, Senior Class Proiect Committee, Occidenl Staff Co-Editor '42, Journalism Convention, Hilltop Record Staff '42, BROBECK, NELLIE CLAIRE-'firl Reserves, Latin Club, Student Council, Room President, Room Business Manager, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Tennis, O.S.U. Play Day, Senior Class Play Usheretfe, Senior Class Decorating Committee. BEARD, EDWARD-W1 Association, Football '40, '4l, Captain '42, Track '40, Variety Show '40, '4l, Dance Band '40, '4l, All High Honor- able Mention '42, Military Training. COE, MARY ALICE--Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Hall Monitor. BATES, BOBBY L.-Room Business Manager, Room Welfare Chairman, Spanish Club, W. Association, Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor, Basketball '40, '4l, Football '40, '4l, '42, Captain of Track '42, Track '40, '4l, '42, Senior Class P'ay, Senior Class Entertainment Committee, Mili- tary Training. BAUMAN, ELEANOR GENE-Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Photoplay Club, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Senior Class Play Usherette, Senior Class Advertising Committee, Girl Reserves Ring Committee, Journalism Convention. BAKER, RICHARD MYLES-Hall Monitor, Room Business Manager, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Senior Class Financial Committee, Senior Class Play, Red Hot and Blue, Winter Festival, Basketball Ticket, Military Training. ' DAWNEY, BETTY--Girl Reserves, Hall Monitor. BOUILLION, FRANK-W. Association, Hall Monitor, Football Manager '40, '4l, '42, Military Training. CONVERSE, JANET MARIE-Girl Reserves, Room Civic Chairman, Hall Monitor, Volleyball '4l. BURTON, GEORGE W.-Football, Military Training. DAWSON, DORIS MARIE-Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Latin Club, Room Welfare Chairman, Room Civic Chairman, Cafeteria Help, Hall Monitor, Girl Reserves Room Representative '40, Band Uniform Commit-lee, Baseball '40, Basketball '40, Volleyball '40, Champion Kickball Team '40, Annual Staff. DAVIES, DAVID R.-Glee Club, Choir, W. Association, Football '40, '4l, '42. ECCLES, JEANNE-National Honor Society, L Society, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Student Council, Photoplay Club, Room President '4l, Room Welfare Chairman, Room Civic Chairman, Occident Staff, Co-Editor '42, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor. BAIRD, JACK W.7W. Association, Room Business Manager '40, '4l, '42, Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor, Baseball '40, '4l, '42, Baseball Captain '42, All-High Baseball '42, All-Star Baseball, Senior Class Play, Military Training. ELLIOTT, BETTY LOU-Girl Reserves, Student Council, Room President, Room Business Manager, Room Welfare Chairman, Cafeteria Help, Hall Monitor, Sales Tax, Senior Class Play Make-Up-Comm'ttee, Band Uniform Committee. A A A A A A Page Nineteen LEFT TO RIGHT JBTER, JOHN-Triangle Club, West Wings, Pre Flight Military Training. GAMSOMCAROL JUNE-National Honor Society, L Society, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Drum Maiorette, Glee Club, Office Monitor, Band Variety Show, Jinx Concert, Variety Show, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Decorating Committee. EVANS, JAMES F.-Hi-Y, Bowling, Marching Band, Concert Band, Variety Show, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Refreshment Committee. IIZPSTER, MARGARET ALICE-Spanish Club Program Commruee, Glee Club, Choir, Ensemble, Hall Monitor, Variety Show, Senior Class ay. MARSH, GUNNER A.-Hi-Y, Football '40, Military Training. FRIEBIS RUTH CAROLYN-Home Economics Ciub, Cafeteria Help, Band Uniform Committee, Variety Show Make-Up+Committee, Senior Class Play Make4Up-Committee. INGHAM, WILLIAM-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Stage Crew, Scenery Chairman, Hi-Y Cabinet, Hi-Y Basketball, Senior Class P'ay, Senior Class Proiect Committee, Military Training. MIDLICK, ALICE MARIE-Girl Reserves, Office Monitor, Senior Class Play Usherette, Senior Class Play Entertainment Committee. LERCH, RICHARD C.-Hall Monitor, Military Training. GIBBON, MARCELLA-Student Council Secretary '42, Room Welfare Chairman, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor. HAUGHN, PAUL ROBERT-Hi-Y, Office Monitor, Military Training. JONES, LOIS-National Honor Society, L Society, Girl Reserves Ring Chairman, Latin Club, Room Business Manager, Room Secretary, Office Monitor, Scholarship Test, Senior Class Decorating Chairman, Occident Staff, Annual Staff, Hilltop Record Staff. JOHNSON, MARJORIE ANN-French Club, Glee Club. LIDEY, WILLIAM H.-Military Training, Hi-Y, Room Welfare Chairman, Hall Monitor, Variety Show, Senior Class Decorating Committee. LUTZ, RUE ANN-Girl Reserves. Hall Monitor, Sales Tax, Bowling. GILL, DOROTHY MAE-Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Senior Class Make-Up-Committee. HOLBEIN, WILMA GUSTA-Home Economics Club, Hall Monitor. KERNS, WAYNE-Military Training. GEASE, CHARLOTTE LORRAINE-Home Economics Club, Room Secretary, Room Civic Chairman, Hall Monitor, Glee Club, Choir, Cafe- teria Help, Senior Class Malce-Up-Comrnittee, Band Uniform Committee. HAMILTON, JAMES ROBERT- MILLER, JANE LOUISE-Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Room Welfare Chairman, Hall Monitor, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Advertising Committee. JAMES, WILLIAM H.-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Proiect Committee,AHi-Y Cabinet, Hi-Y Girl Reserves Relations Committee Chairman, Stage Crew, Scenery Chairman, Red Hot and Blue, Hi-Y Basketball, Military Training. McCORD, JO ANN-National Honor Society, L Society: Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Photoplay Club, Room Business Manager, Room Wegfare Chairman, Glee Club, Hall Monitor, Scholarship est, Senior Class Play Usherette, Senior Class Social Chairman, Gir Reserves Ca inet. GLADE, JOHN HOWARD-Librar Council, Hi-Y, Room Business Manager, Hi-Y Baseball, Scenery Committee, Stage Crew, Variety Show, Dramatic's Director, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Refreshment Committee, Senior C'ass Decorating Committee, Military Training. HAYES, EVELYN-Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, ir 'lr ir 'A' 'ltr utr 'lr Page Twenty , , , 'K 2 I 1 . K ' 'K -K 41 'IK 41 -k ir ak ir ir ir -if if P T fy-one l -K 'K 'K 41 'K if 'K -K ir if ir ir ir ir i' T ir ir 'A' ir utr LEFT TO RIGHT TOOHEY, WILLIS-Hall Monitor, Occident Business Staff, Business Advertising, Military Training. STEELE, MlLDREDfNational Honor Society, L Society, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Library Council Secretary, Room Business Manager, Soon. .Welfare Chairman, Room Civic Chairman, Oftice Monitor, Hall Monitor, Glee Club, Vocational Conference, Senior Class Socia' ammo ee. OVERMYER, WILLIAM H.-Library Council, Room Business Manager, Marching Band, Concert Band, District Band Contest '42, State Band Contest '42, Winter Festival, Variety Show, Carmelita, Military Training. NEFF, GEORGIA CAROL-National Honor Society, 'L Society, Girl Reserves, Room Welfare Chairman, Room Civic Chairman, Hall Moni- tor, Office Monitor, Orchestra, Glee Club, Choir, Carmelita, Senior Class Play Ticket Chairman, District and State Music Contest. PIPER, ROBERT W.-Military Training, National Honor Society, L Society, Room Civic Chairman, Senior Class Play Financial Chairman, Senior Class Proiect Committee, Science Award. PROVENS, JEANNE CAROLYN-Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club Secretary, Hall Monitor, Cafeteria Help, Carmeltia. SHAWD, EDGAR ALBERT-:National Honor Society, L Society, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Student Council, West Wings, Room President, Hi-Y Day, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Gym Monitor, Military Training. TAYLOR, CURTIS STANLEY-National Honor Society, L Society, Senior Class Speaker, Debate Club, Latin Club, Library Council, Foot- ball '42, Track '42, Senior Class Play Usher, Senior Class Entertainment Committee, Military Training. RENSHAW, JACK-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Room Secretary, Room Civic Chairman, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Military Training. THSMPSON, ETHELMAE-Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Choir, Hall Monitor, Variety Show, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Decorating Com- ma .ee. MYERS, MARY ANN-Girl Reserves, Basketball, Hall Monitor, Variety Show. SMITH DELBERT ROY-National Honor Society, L Society, SEanish.Club President, W. Association Secretary, Hall Monitor, Hi-Y Pro- gram Committee, Room Secretary, Gym Monitor, Scenery, Sha esperaan Festival, Hi-Y Conference, Hi-Y-Basketball, Track, Baseball Manager '40, Football Manager '4l, '42, Occident Statt Sports Editor, Occident Business Staff, Business Advertising, Senior Class Play, Carmelrta Usher, Senior Ticket Committee, Senior Class Entertainment Committee Chairman, Military Training. PLANCK ELAINE MARJORIE-National Honor Society, L Society, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Photoplay Club, Room Business Manager, Room Vvllelfare Chairman, Room Civic Chairman, Hall Monitor, Variety Show, Senior Class Play, Jinx Concert, Senior Class Proiect Com- mittee. SCHUSTER, HENRY-Hi-Y, Variety Show, Hall Monitor, Military Training. SOMERS, BETTY JUNE-- Cirl Reserves, Room Business Manager, Room Welfare Chairman, Hall Monitor, Va'entine Queen Program, Base- ball '40, Champion Kickball Team '40, Senior Class Play. SHADE, ORVILLE-Occident Business Statf, Business Advertising, Pride and Preiudice Ticket Committee, Student Athletic Committee, Track '41, '42, Military Training. SHOEMAKER, BETTY-Girl Reserves, Senior Class Play Ticket Committee, Carmelita, Glee Club. SCLUEP, JOHN KERBER-Library Council, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Military Training. STRICKLER, MILDRED--Girl Reserves, Glee Club Librarian, Choir, Vocal Contest, Carmelita, Variety Show, Basketball '4l. ROSE, ROBERT-NAVY : 1 : : : In government service before commencement date. . SHY, BETTY ANN-Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Photoplay Club, Hall Monitor, Senior Class Play, Usherette and Costume Committee, Senior Class Entertainment Committee. PATTERSON, JOHN L.-ljli-Y Latin Club, Drurn Maior '40, '4l, '42, Marching Band President, Concert Band, Orchestra, Dance Band Clarinet Quartet, Carmelita, Variety Show, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Entertainment Committee, Military Training. OVERHOLT, MARGARET A.-G'rl R se ves, Home Ec no 'cs L'ba C 'l, B I' , J I' B ' M , 8 ' Ad t Cafeteria Help, Variety Show llsherittel, Senior Classo Plgy' Ushi-lrehtbi cum' owmg Duma 'Sm usmess 'imager usmes? ver 'smg' SNASHALL, WILLIAM R.-Hi-Y, W. Association, Room Secretary, Hi-Y Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball Manager, Basketball Manager, Foot ball Manager, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Military Training. REED, BETTE LEE-National Honor Secretary, L Society, Rotary Luncheon, Girl Reserves, Latin Club Treasurer, Library Council President, 'giudeng Colzincil, Photoplay Play, Room President, Room Secretary, Room Welfare Chairman, Office Monitor, Senior Class Protect Chairman ass pea er. Page Twenty-three if uk ir LEFT TO RIGHT UNDERMAN, JOHN OSWALD-Hi-Y, Room Civic Chairman, G-lee Club, Choir, Cafeteria Help, Vocational Conference, W. Association, Basketball '40, '4l, '42, Hi-Y, Baseball, Variety Show, Military Training. WILLIAMS, FRANKIE MAE-Homecoming Queen, Valentine Queen, Room Secretary, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Advertising Committee. WEIDNER, CHARLES-National Honor Society L Society, Room President, W. Association President, Rotary Luncheon, Hi-Y, Spanish Sti+de.nt Council, Gym Monitor, Baseball '40, '4l, '42, Football '40, '-tl, '42, Hi-Y Basketball, Senior Class Enetertainment Committee, i i ary raining. WEST, MARILYN ALICE-Hall Monitor, Basketball Tournament '40, '4l, '42g Business Advertising. YOUNG, JEAN LOUISE-Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Glee Club, Choir, Journalism Convention, Jinx Concert, Senior Class Advertising Com- mittee. TROTTER, WALLACE D.-National Honor Society, L Society, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Scholarship Honors, Book Room Clerk, Senior Class Pro- iect Committee, Military Training. WILLIAMS, DORIS-Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Hall Monitor, Variety Show Usherette, Senior Class Social Committee. WILSON DON-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Scenery, Occident Staff Art Editor, Senior Class Advertising Committee, Decorating Committee, Military Training, -N -- ir 'A' 'A' 'lr ir ir ir CAMERA SHY CARTER, CHARLES J.-Triangle Club, West Wings, Glee Club, Choir, Senior Class Play, Military Training. HOLBROOK, GEORGE WM.-Military Training, Student Council, Debate Club, French Club, Hi-Y, Room President. TEGARDNER, EDITH- . Page Twenty-tour 'A' 'A' 'k if 'lr ir 'lr While 7fmau9fn Me eamp Qne may . . . On an imprompTu visiT Through ForT HAYES IEveIynl. I chanced To see The BAKER IDicIcl cook- ing GEASE lCharIoTTel To a golden BROWN IJohnl and making BOUILLIAN IFranIcl soup Tor supper. AfTer smelling The delicious aroma which ROSE lBolol from The window, I iumped inTo my G. I. AUSTIN lPhyllisl and rode To The' BARNES lBilIl where I saw a former SHOEMAKER lBeTTyl sweep- ing The s+alIs wiTh a BROOME IBobl. Was I GLADE IJohnl when I discovered TnaT he was a Tormer sTu- denT of WEST Ilvlarilynl. As iT was a very haf day I decided To resT in The SHADE lOrvillel and waTch The soldiers MARSH lGunnerl loack and TorTh. ' My nexT sTop was aT The O.S.U. Since I STEELE IMildredl had pIenTy of Time I decided To REED lBeTTyl a book enTiTIed GlLL IDoroThyl MeeTs Boy. I saw a soldier who seemed To be rafher SHY IBeTTyl and lonesome so I decided To CONVERSE lJaneTl wiTh him. He Told me abouT The SOMERS lBeTTyl aT camp and how muddy The roads usually are. I glanced aT my INGHAM IBIIII waTch and saw ThaT The aTTernoon was no longer YOUNG IJeanl, I hopped inTo my American RENSHAW lJaclcl and wiTh a LERCH IDicIcl I drove away from, The camp To keep an appoinTmenT wiTh my TAYLOR ISTanIeyl. Page TwenTy five Curiiss. Royce Carson. Fred Cunningham. James Clark. John Carier. Charles D Dale. Ari Davis. Dan Davis, Gerald Davis. Walier Davis. Rodney Davis. Joe Davies, Don Davies. David Davis. Charles Davis. Jerry Davis. Joe. Jr. Davis. Vern Davis. Themlar Dalion. Tom Dawson. Eugene Dailey. John Darby. Sieve DeVere. Oliver Dailey. Jim Dellenback. Sian Dennis. Sian Dearduff. Bill DeRober'is. Joe Denfner, Frank Deni. Bill DeBow, Bill Denion. Lionel Derringer, Roberf Devney, Dave Devney, Herb Derrick. Paul Davis. Jack Diehl, Norman Dillon. Taylor Disfelhorsi. Carroll Dieichel. Carl Dieirich. Paul Dieirich. Bob Dixon. Clarence Dixon. Dwighl' Dorsey. Don Downey. Dick Dahaman. Ferdy In Me Donaldson. Mary. NURSE Docheriy. Gerald Dodd, Paul Docherly. Mike Docherfy. Ed Durfiy. Bob Durfey. Bruce Duncan. Bob Dunson. Phil Durr. Paul Dudrey. Charles Duriiy. Dorwin Dusenbury, Frank Dixon. Joe Durfer. Bob Driscel. Fran Dressel. Howard Dyer. Bob Davis. Bill Deniner. Jack Deniner. Keiih Daugheriy. Will Dye. Bill Demaresf. Charles DOWLING. ROBERT M Dawson. Karl Smaice DeWiH, Richard Dorsey. Dean DELANEY, ROBT. L. E Early. Earnesi Eberf. Gerald Eckard. John Eckard. Clyde Eckard. Roland Eckles. Jack Edwards. Harold Edwards. Charles Eichron. Herb Eickholi. George Eichle. Bob Emerick. Harry Epperson. Bill Epperf. Nelson Ervin, Borval Esiell. Dick Evans. Tom Evaline. Earl Evans. Sfanford Everhard. Carl Ellinger. Jim Eqgleslon, Herb Ellioii. Bill Edwards. Edward Ellis. Harold Ellioii. Bob F Fauberr. Dick Fauih. George Farrell. Jim Fausf, Tom Fasnaci. Sherald Ferguson. Bob Ferguson. Clarence Feiiers, Wendel Federer. Gene Fauberi. John Federica, John Feusiel. Tom Finney. Earl Fisher. John Fields. Carl Finneran. Dick Fisher. Bob Fike. Harry Floyd. Bernard Floyd. George Flowers. Jim Flowers. John Fleicher. Alberi Foehi, Russ Fox, Jack Foole. Jim Ferguson, Fred Fox. Sid Frederick. Jack Freda. Jack Fryer. Ed Fran. Clarence Fraser, Frank Freda. Ted Francis. Bill Frizzell. Don Frye. Bob Fraser. Ross Fugale. Harold Fullon. Alberl Funk. Jimmy Fusner. Dan Fusner. Charles Fuller. Kellman Friend. George Fluhar'l'. Tom Ford, Bob Fisher. Jack Forbus. Arihur Fox, Bob E. Fox. Charles Fox. Dean Frank. G. Alberf Forbus. Lloyd Frak. John Frak. Bob Fick. Lawrence Fuhr. Charles Fleicher. Bill Follney. Ike Fouch, Don Fusiel. Tom G Gall. Jack Garrison. Gene Ganshermer. Jim Gabriel. Tom Gamso. Harold GEASE. BILL, MISSING Geddes. Sam Gibbon. Bill Gill, Dwighl Gilford. Gerald Gibbons, Mike Givens. Howard Gifien. Paul Ginniclcs. Herb Gillever. Bill Glade. Carl Glass. Ronnie Gicks. Ross Gloeckner. Charles Good. Clyde Golomb. Jim Goodchild. Earl Goodin. Bob Graham, George Grabill. Jerry Grabill. Rex Grabill. Carl Gracey. Alberi' Grashel. Bob Greenway. George Grifiiihs. Bob Grenell. Roland Grom. Leo Grubbs. Charles Guyner. Edgar Granny. Norman Granberry. Ray Grudel. Ed Grandsiafi. Jesse Grashel. Clyde Grubbs. Gene Grubbs. Charles E. Graul. Charles Graham. Ed Green. Bob Grahm. John Gunning. Alberf Guliner, Charles Gue. Harold Gullelf. Ray Galloway. Joe Greenwald. Lee Grinsiead. Allen Gease. Bob Geese. Dick lCon+inued on page 54l 'A' ir ir 'A' uk 'A' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..,. WOODROW PICKERING Hi-Y '42, '43, Refreshment Chairman '42, Latin Club '40, '4I, '42, '43, Yice President '4I, '42, Photoplay Club '43, Publicity Chairman, Student Council '40, '4I, '42, Bulletin Board Chairman, L Society, Vice President '42, '43, National Honor Society, President, Room President '40, '4l '42, Cafeteria Cashier '40 '4l, '42, '43, President Senior Class Committees, Geometry Scholarship Honors '4l' Sales Tax '4l, Hall Monitor '42, 43, Study Hall Monitor '40, '4l, Intramural Basketball Cham- pions '4l, Rotary Luncheon, Senior Mixer Usher '41, '42, Book Crew '4l, General Scholarship Tests '43, Commando Training. TREASURER . . . MARY LOUISE STORCH Girl Reserves Secretary '43, Photoplay Club '43, L Society, National Honor Society, Bowling '42, Winter Festival, .Room Business Manager '42, '43, Room Civic Chairman '4l, Senior Class Financial Committee Chairman, Glee Club '43, Choir '43, Occident Staff, Study Hall Monitor '42, Baccalaure- ate Usher '42, Commencement Usher '42, Hilltop Record Drive, Rotary Luncheon. ezm VIC-E PRESIDENT .... DICK HOOVER Hi-Y, Photcplay Club, Student Council, W. Asso' ciation, Secretary, Baseball '4l, '42, '43, Basketball '40, '4l, Captain '42 '43, Room President '43, Cafe- teria, Occident Statf, Sports Editor, Annual Stott, Sports Editor. SECRETARY . , . JANICE MOORHEAD Girl Reserves, Library Council, Photoplay Club, Student Council, Baseball '4I, Basketball '4l, 42, Bowling '43, Room President '4l, Room Secretary '42, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Commencement Usher '42, Home- coming Oueen Attendant. -K -K -K 41 -K -K 41 'K ir if 'A' ir 'A' 'A' ir Page T fy h LEFT TO RIGHT BARFIELD, CLAY L.-Spanish Club '40, '4l, '42, Room Business Manager '40, '4l, Room Secretary '42, '43, Alternate tor Buckeye Boys State, Commando Training . , . . . ADELL, JUANITA RUTH-Senior Class Financial Committee .... BROWN, JOHN-Debate Club '4l, '42, '43, Hi-y '42, '43, Latin Club '4l, Photoplay C'ub '42, '43, Student Council '4I, Vice President '42, President '43, W. Association '42, '43, L Society, National Honor Society, Variety Show '4l, '42, '43, Senior Class Play, Winter Festival, Room President, Cheerleader '4l, '42 '43, Cafeteria '43, Hi-Y Conference, Hi-Y Membership Chairman '42, District Biology Scholarship Honors, District World History Scholarship Honors, District American History Scholarship Honors, General Scholarship Test, Hi-Y Retreat, Buckeye Boys State, Debate Team, Intramural Basketball '4l, Scrap Drive, Book Crew, Senior Prom Usher '42, Rotary Luncheon, Study Hall Monitor, Commencement Usher, Hilltop Record Drive, Commando Training .... BAAS, FRIEDA L.-Girl Reserves '40, '4l, Latin Club '4l, '42, Sales Tax '4l, '42 .... ALLISON, MARVIN-Chemistry Club '42, Library Council '42, '43, Spanish Club '43, National Honor Society, Commando Training . . BATSON, ELEANOR-Girl Reserves, Hilltop Record Drive, Baseball '4I, Sales Tax '42 . . . BALZER, ELSIE MAE-Girl Reserves '4l, '42, '43, Photoplay Club '42, '43 .... BRYAN, WILLIAM J.-Hall Monitor '43, Commando Training .... BOYD, VIRGINIA LEE-Girl Reserves '40, Photop'ay Club '42, '43, Art Club '40, '4l .... BAKER, DONALD ANDREW-Latin Club '40, '4l, '42, Science Club, West Wings, Sales Tax '4l, '42, Hall Monitor '40, Commando Train- ing .... BOYER, CHARLES EYERETT-West Wings '4l, Study Hall Monitor '4l, Aviation '42, '43, Scrap Drive, Commando Training . . BLANEY, MARIE-Girl Reserves, Room Secretary '42 .... ANDREWS, HARRY J.-Hi-Y, Latin Club, Photoplay. Club, W. Association Treasurer, L Society, Football '40, '4l, '42, Track '4l, '42, '43, Wrestling 40, Room Business Managjer '42, '43, Senior Class- Refreshment Committee, Biology Scholarship Honors '42, Hall Monitor, Intra- mural Basketball, Hilltop Record rive, Commando Training .... BERWALDE, GERTRUDE-Study Hall Monitor '42, Latin Club '43 .... BROKAW, GRACE ANN--Girl Reserves '4I, '42, '43, Home Economics '42, '43, Spanish Club '42, '43, Bowling '43 . . BIGGS, BARBARA JEANNE- BROWN, ROBERT-Hi-Y, Hall Monitor '42, Commando Training .... BROWN, LORRAINE-Hall Monitor, G. A. A. '42, '43, Girl Reserves '4l, '42, Latin Club '42, Baseball '4l, Basketball '4l, '42, 43, Volleyball '4l, '42, Kickball '4l, Intramurals Volleyball '4l, '42, Basketball '4l, '42, '43, Baseball '4l, '42, Bowling Secretary '43 .... ANTHONY, ROBERT E.-Hi-Y '4l, '42, '43, Spanish Club '4I, '42, '43, Study Hall Monitor '42, '43, Commando Training . . ALBERY, WILMA I.--Girl Reserves, Sales Tax '42, Occident Staff, Volleyball '4l, Hilltop Record Drive .... BARNHART, ROBERT--W. Association, Baseball '42, Basketball '40, '4l, Manager '42, Football Manager '40, Wrestling '40, Senior Class Financial Committee, Hilltop Record Drive, Commando Training . . . . BROOKEY, MARTHA-Latin Club '4l, Sales Tax '42, Hall Monitor '4l, '42 .... BAKER, DONALD EUGENE-Hi-Y '40, '4l, '42' Latin Club '40, '4l, '42, Baseball Manager '4l, Room Welfare Chairman '42, Cafeteria '40, '4l, '42, Senior Class Financial Committee, Scrap Drive, Commando Training .... BAST, MARJORIE ANNSFrench Club '40, '4l, '42, '43, Girl Reserves '42, '43, Library Council '40, '4l, Student Council '4l, '42, L Soc- iety, National Honor Society, Room President 4l, '42, Variety Show '42, Senior Class Play, Winter Festival '42, Glee Club '40, '4l, '42, '43, Choir '40, '4l, '42, '43, Office Monitor '42, Hall Monitor '4l, '42, State Music Contest, District Music Contest .... ASHELMAN, BARBARA RUTH-Variety Show '42, '43, Winter Festival '42, Red-Hot-and-Blue '42, Marching Band '4l, '42, 43, Concert Band '4l, '42, '43, State Band Contest, District Band Contest .... ir ir 'ilr ir ir 1k wk Page Twenty-nine LEFT TO RIGHT CROSBY, DONN RICHARD-Chemistry Club, '4l, '42, Hi-Y, President '42, '43, Latin Club, '40, '4l, Student Council, Treasurer '42, '43, W. Association, '4l, '42, '43, Track, '4l, '42, Room Welfare Chairman '40, Room Civic Chairman, '4l, Hi-Y Cabinet, '4l, '42, '43 Hi-Y Conter- ence '43, Sales Tax '43, Senior Prom Usher, City Hi-Y '43, Hi-Y Basketball '42, Intramural Basketball '4l, 4th National HiAY Congress '42, Study Hall Monitor '42, '43, Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher, '42, '43, Photoplay Club, Commando Training .... CALENTINE, GLORIA JEANNE-Girl Reserves '4I, '42, Latin Club '4l, '42, '43, Senior Class Play, Occident, Club Editor, Annual Statt Edito.g'in'C51ieg,-Oltice Monitor, '4l, '42, Hall Monitor '42, '43, Senior Class Finance Committee, Occident Skating Party Committee, Hill- op ecor rave .... COTNER, JAMES BRYAN-Hi-Y, '4l, Treasurer '42, '43, W. Association '43, Baseball, '42 '43, Basketball, '4l, '42, '43, Football, '4I, Manager '42, Room Business Manager, '4l, '42, Senior Class Refreshment Committee, '42, '43, t'li-Y Retreat, Commando Training .... CALE, BILLIE JOAN-G. A. A. '42, '43, Girl Reserves '4l, '42, '43, Latin Club '4I, '42, Photoplay Club '41, President '42, '43, Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Winter Festival, Room Business Manager '40, '4I, Cheerleader '4l, '42, '43, Senior Class Publicity Committee, Hilltop Record Drive, Occident Feature Editor, Annual Assistant Editor, Occi dent Skating Party Committee, Office Monitor '40, '4I, Hall Monitor '42, '43, Assistant Director, Senior Class Play, Basketball Tournament .... CONTIZANO, MARY- . . . CARTER, BONNYDELL-Girl Reserves, '42, Library Council '42, Room Civic Chairman, '4l, Occident Staff, Office Monitor, '42, Hall Moni- tor, '4l, '42, Library Entertainment Committee '42, Annual Staff .... COMPTON, RICHARD--Room Secretary '43, Senior Class Financial Committee, Hall Monitor, '42, Study Hall Monitor '43 .... CONNIFF, BETTY JEAN-Girl Reserves, '4l, '42, '43, Latin Club, '4l, '42, '43, Photoplay Club, Social Chairman, '43, Student Council, '43, Room President, Room Weltare Chairman, '40, Room Civic Chairman, '4I, '42, Senior Class Financial Committee, Hall Monitor, '4l, Coma mencement Usher, P. T. A. Usher, '43 .... BYERLY, ROBERT Association '4l, '42 '43, Baseball '4l, '42, '43, Football '40, '4I, '42, Wrestling '4l, '42, Hall Monitor, Gym Monitor Hilltop Record Drive, Commando Training .... CLARK, ALYCE I.-Girl Reserves, '4l, '42, '43, Library Council '42 '43, Photoplay Club '42, '43, Volleyball '4l, L Society, Baseball, '4I, Basketball, 42, Office Monitor, '42, Hall Monitor '42, Sales Tax '42, Library Social Committee '42, '43 .... BUNNER, ALVINZA E.-Chemistry Club '42, '43, Latin Club '40, '4l, '42, '43, L Society, National Honor Society, Carme'ita '42, Variety Show '42, Winter Festival '42, Orchestra '42, Glee Club '4l, '42, '43,Choir 4l, '42, '43, Ensemble '42, Solo Class '43, Eisteddtod '40, State Music Contest, District Music Contest, Baccalaureate Orchestra and Chorus, Central Ohio Teachers Association, Southern Hotel Ensemble, Hall Monitor '43, Commando Training .... COLVILL, MARY LOUISE-Latin Club '4l, Bowling, '4I, '42, Room Welfare Chairman '-tl, Hall Monitor, '4l, Study Hall Monitor '42 .... CAMPBELL, ROBERT L.-Chemistry Club '42, '43, Hi-Y, '42' Variety Show, '4I, Marching Band, '4l, '42, Concert Band, '4l, '42, Orchestra '4l, '42, Brass Quartet, lst Place in District Contest, 2nd place in State, Commando Training .... CLUM, TRESSA JANELL-French Club, '4l, '42, Treasurer '43, Girl Reserves, '4l, '42, '43, Room Business Manager, '4I .... CARTER, RICHARD--Hi-Y, W. Assiocation, Baseball, '40, '4l, All Hi h, '42, Basketball '40,. '4l, '42, '43, Football, '40, '4l, '42, Welfare Chairman, Hi-Y Cabinet, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Sales Tax, Hilltop Record Drive, Commando Training .... CAPRETTA, MILDRED ANN-Girl Reserves, '4l, ,'42, Basketball, '4I, Volleyball '42, Library Monitor '42, Hall Monitor, '42, '43 . . . . CLINE, TOM-Chemistry Club, '4I' Spanish Club, Room Business Manager, '42, '43, Room Secretary '40, '4l, Hall Monitor, Senior Class Publicity Committee, Commando Training .... CANNON, JEAN--Girl Reserves '4l, '42, '43, Home Economics Club, '4l, '42, Vice President '43, Photoplay Club, '43, Baseball, '4l, '42, Basketball '4I, '42, Bowling, '43, Cafeteria, '4l, '42, '43, Glee Club, '4l, '42, '43, Choir, '43 .... CHEVALIER, GLENN-i-ti-Y, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Hall Monitor, Commando Training .... BUCK, MARY JANE-Home Economics '42, '43, Photoplay Club '43, Baseball '42, Basketball '42, Bowling '43, Cafeteria '43 . . CAMPBELL, JANET-Girl Reserves '4I, '42, '43, Study Hall Monitor '43 . . CAMPBELL, FORREST PAUL--Commando Training . . . . CARDWELL, LILLIAN L.-Girl Reserves, Intramurals .... CARLSON, BERNICE-Girl Reserves, Libra? Council, Occident Staff, Occident and Annual Business Statt, Hall Monitor, Athletic Ticket Committee, Hilltop Record Drive, Senior lass Play Usher .... CLARK, ROBERT E.-Hi-Y, Student Council, W. Association, L Society, Football, '40, '4l, '42, Track, '4l, '42, '43, Wrestling, '40, '4l, '42, Room President, Commencement Usher, Hilltop Record Drive, Commando Training .... A A A A A A A Page Thirty il -K 41 'K -K -K 'K -il i 'A' i' i' i' 'A' i' h' -one Ak -il X , 41 ik 1 K w 'K ,. w ir 'k 'A' 'k ir 'A' i' Peg Th LEFT TO RIGHT FOY, BILL-Room Civic Chairman '40, Sales Tax '40, Commando Training .... DAVIDSON, DELORES MARIE-Girl Reserves, Intramurals '4l, Hilltop Record Drive . . DALLAS, VIOLA ANGELA-Girl Reserves, Photoplay Club .... EZZO, JOHN-Occident Art Editor, Commando Training .... DIXON, DORAJEAN-Girl Reserves '4l, '42, '43, Latin Club '4l, '42, '43, West Wings '42, Carmelita, Winter Festival, Make-Up-Committee, Glee Club '4l, .'42, Choir '42, Intramurals '4l, '42, Study Hall Monitor '4I, '42, Hilltop Record Drive, Bowling '42, '43, Senior Class Play, Property Committee, Baccalaureate Chorus '42 .... EICHER, ELIZABETH A.-Latin Club '4l, '42, '43, Photoplay Club '42, '43, L Society, Secretary '42, '43, Bowling '4I, 42, Room Business Manager '4I, Senior Class Social Committee, Occident Stait, Oftlce Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Hilltop Recor Drive, Occident Skating Party Committee, Chairman .... FOWLER, EUGENE F.-Chemistry Club '4I, 42, West Wings '42, '43, L Society, National Honor Society, Orchestra '40, '4l, '42, '43, Hall Monitor '4I, '42, Study Hall Monitor '42, '43' State Chemistry Scholarship Test, State Geometry Scholarship Test, Westinghouse Science Talent Search, Ohio Academy of Science '42, Commando Training .... DEPAUL, HELEN E.-Girl Reserves, Home Economics, Photoplay Club, Cafeteria, '4I, '42, '43 .... CUNNINGHAM, DORIS VIRGINIA-Girl Reserves, '42, Home Economics. '42, Student Council, '42, L Society, Proiect Committee, Room President '42, Senior Class Financial Committee, Sales Tax, Athletic Eligibility, Secretary, Office Monitor .... ETT, PHYLLIS IRENE-Girl Reserves '42, '43, Latin Club '4l, '42, '43, Library Council '42, '43, L Society, Carmelita, Variety Show, Winter Festival, Vocational Conference '42, Glee Club '4l, '42, '43, Choir '42, '43, Ensemble '42, Study Hall Monitor, Jinx Concert Usher, Choir Secretary '43, Choir Treasurer '42, State and District Music Contests, Baccalaureate Chorus '42, '43, Senior Class Play, Prompter .... ESTELL, JAMES L.-Hi-Y '42, '43, Hi-Y Cabinet, Study Hall Monitor, Commando Training .... DEAN, ELIZABETH ANN-Girl Reserves, Latin Club, L Society, National Honor Society, Carmelita, Variety Show '40, Room Business Manager '4l, '42, Choir '40, Office Monitor '4l, '42, '43, Hall Monitor '42, Study Hall Monitor '43, Senior Class Play Property Com- mittee .... EVANS, BETTILOU-Room Weltare Chairman '40, '4I, '42, Sales Tax, '40, '4l, '42 .... DAVIS, MARILYN FAY-French Club '4I, '42, Girl Reserves '43, Library Council '42, Carmelita, Winter Festival, Glee Club '4l, '42, '43, Choir '42, '43, District Music Contest '42, Baccalaureate Chorus '42 .... EMBREY, JACKSON R.-Spanish Club '4l, Room Secretary '4l, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Hall Monitor '4l, Study Hall Monitor '42, '43, Commando Training .... ERB, ALICE-Girl Reserves '4l, '42, '43, Snanish Club '40, '4l, Bowling '42, '43, Senior Class Play, Winter Festival, Room Secretary '4l, '42, Room Civic Chairman '40, '4I, Study all Monitor '40 .... DAVIS, MARY BELLE-Home Economics Club, L Society, Room Secretary . . . . DAHLEN, ERNEST LEROY-Hi-Y, '42, '43, Latin Club, '4l,- '42, '43, Reserve Basketball, '4l, '42, Football '4I, '43, Tennis, '42, Track, '4l, '42, '43, Room Business Manager, '42, Senior Class Refreshment Committee, Office Monitor '43, Hall Monitor '42, Study Hall Monitor '4I' Intramural Basketball, Senior Mixer Usher '42, Commando Training .... FERGUS, PEGGY ANN-Girl Reserves '4l, Spanish Club, Red-Hot-and-Blue, Cheerleader, Senior Class Social Committee, Sales Tax '40, '4l, '42, Study Hall Monitor, Intramural Basketball, Baseball .... ' DEATON, WANDA JEAN-Carmelita, Variety Show, Property Committee, Senior Class Play, Property Committee Chairman, Winter Festival, Property Committee, Senior Class Social Committee, Gee Club, '40, '4l, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor '42, Variety Show Usher .... FORD, FRANCIS L.-Senior Class Financial Committee . . . FISCUS, LYVONNE-Girl Reserves, Sales Tax . . . . DOHERTY, CONTANCE-G. A. A. '4l, '42, '43' Latin Club, '4l, President '42, '43, Student Council, L Society, National Honor Society, Room President, '4l, '42, '43, Room Secretary, 40, '4l, Vocational Conference, '42, L Society, Program Chairman' Volleyball '42, 43, Kickball '42, '43, Baseball '4l, Senior Class Play, Property Committee, Scholarship Tests '4I, '42, '43, General Scholarship Test '43 .... FANSLER, EMALENE-Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Photoplay Club, Orchestra, Oftice Monitor, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Make-Up Committee, Red-Hoteand-Blue, Variety Show '4l, Senior Class Play, Property Committee .... ERP, LOUIS-Hi-Y, Vice President, Latin Club, Photoplay Club, Student Council, Football '40, Room President, Hi-Y Cabinet, Hi-Y Con- ference, Senior Class Social Committee, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Commencement Usher, Hi-Y Retreat, Intramural Basketball, Scrap Drive, Commando Training .... ir 'Ir 'A' ir ir ir -k Page Thirty-three ir 'lr LEFT TO RIGHT HEANEY, JUNE-G. A. A. Intramural Director, L Society, National Honor Society Secretary, Carmelita, Variety Show '42' Winter Festival, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball' Room Business Manager, Room Secretary, Senior Class Refreshment Committee, Glee Club, Choir, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor .... FREDERICK, ROBERT-Room Civic Chairman '40, Sales Tax '40, '41, Commando Training .... HILL, GLORIA JEANNE-Home Economics, President, Bowling '41, '42, '43, Room Business Manager '43, Room Welfare Chairman '42, Room Civic Chairman '41, Occident and Annual Business Statf, Cashier, Winter Festival Usher, Senior Class Play Usher .... HENSEL, JOHN-French C'ub, West Wings, Study Hall Monitor, Commando Training .... HINSST, DOROTHY FLORENCE-Girl Reserves '43, Latin Club '43, L Society, National Honor Society, Variety Show '41, '42, '43, Winter Festival '43, Room Civic Chairman '41, Marching Band '42, '43, Concert Band '41, Historian Band '42, '43, Orchestra '41, '42, '43, Treasurer, '42, All lgligh Band '41, '42, '43, Band District Contest '41, '42, Band State Contest '42, Solo District Contest '42, Solo State Contest '42, Rotary unc eon .... GRIFFIN, JOHN R.-Triangle Club, West Wings, Commando Training .... HELM, R. RUTH- L Society, Carmelita, Variety Show '42, Glee Club '41, '42, Choir '41, '42, Hall Monitor '42 . . . , HALL, JACOB-Chemistry Club '40, '41, '42, '43, Debate Club '40, Latin Club '40, '41, 42, Room Secretary '43, Room Welfare Chairman '40, Commando Training .... HOLBEIN, CORA E.-Girl Reserves '41, Debate Club '41, Hall Monitor '42, Hilltop Record Drive, Basketball '41, '42 .... HORNE, BETTY-Girl Reserves 40, '41 '42, '43, Photoplay Club '42 '43, Science Club '40, President '41, Variety Show, Winter Festival, Red- Hot-and-Blue, Jinx Concert, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, '43, Choir '40, '41, '42, '43, Occident and Annual Business Staff, Hall Monitor '42, Central Ohio Teachers Association, Baccalaureate Chorus, Hilltop Record Drive .... HART, LEDA F.-G. A. A. '42, Girl Reserves '42, Baseball '41, Basketball '40, '41, '42, Bowling '42, '43, Sales Tax '40, Hall Monitor '42, '43, Occident and Annual Business Staff Bookkeeper, Winter Festival Usher . . . . HOLLINGSHEAD, MAROLYN-Girl Reserves '41, '42, '43, Latin Club '42, Carmelita, Variety Show '42, '43, Glee Club '41, '42, Choir '41, '42, Ensemble '43, Annual Statt, Hilltop Record Drive, Study Hall Monitor .... HOPWOOD, HARRY B.-Baseball '42, Football '41, Room Business Manager '41, '43, Hall Monitor '40, Study Hall Monitor '43, Sales Tax '40, '41, '42, '43, Commando Training . . . . HELLYER, WILMA GRACE-Girl Reserves, Carmelita, Variety Show '42, Glee Club '41, ',42, '43, Choir '41, '42, '43, Sales Tax '41, Hall Monitor '43, Intramurals, District and State, Glee Club and Choir Contests '42 .... HAROLD, MARY MARGARET-French Club '40, '41, '42, '43, Spanish Club '41, '42, 43, Student Council '40, '41, l L Society, National Honor Society, Carmelita, Variety Show '40, Winter Festival, Room President '40, '41, Room Secretary '40, '41, Senior Class Proiect Com- mittee, Study Hall Monitor '42 .... GREENLAND, DOROTHY R.-Girl Reserves '41, Study Hall Monitor '41 . GALLAGHER, PAUL-Commando Training .... GOLDSACK, MARILYN JEAN-Girl Reserves, '40, '41, Latin Club '42, '43, Home Economics '42, '43, Photoplay Club '41, Spanish Club '40, '42, L Society, National Honor Society, Cafeteria '41, '42, '43, Study Hall Monitor '42 .... GILBERT, PHYLLIS MAE-Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Variety Show, Winter Festival,Malce-Up Committee, Glee Club, Choir, Study Hall Monitor, Girl Reserves '42, Senior Class Play, Property Committee .... GURLEY, ROBERT E.-Hi-Y '42, '43, Latin Club '40, '4l, '42, '43, Room Secretary '43, Art Club '40, '41, Commando Training .... GRIMM, WILLIAM F.-Latin Club '41, Room Welfare Chairman '40, Room Civic Chairman '41, Hall Monitor, Commando Training .... HENERY, JUNE M.-Girl Reserves '42, '43, Science Club, '41, '42, Variety Show '42, Cafeteria '42, '43, Glee Club '41, '42, 43, Choir '42, '43 GULCHER, ROBERT H.-Chemistry Club '41, '42, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Variety Show '40, '41, '42, '43, Room Business Manager, Rotary Luncheon, Senior Class Social Committee, Winter Festival, Red-Rot-and-Blue, Marching Band '40, '41, '42, '43, Concert Band '40, '41, '42, '43, Orchestra '40, '41, '42, '43, Dance Band '42, '43, Drum Maior '40, '41, '42, '43, District and State Music Contest '40, '41, '42, National Music Contest '40, '41, Commando Training .... GRANBERRY, NETTIE HENRIETTA-Girl Reserves '43, Hall Monitor '43 .... HOLLAWAY, JEAN-Student Council '43, Room President '43, Room Secretary '41, Room Civic Chairman '42 . . . Page Thirty-tour ir ir 'A' 'A' 'A' -K -K 41 fk ii 'K -K L -K if if uk if if if if Th -five -K 'K 'K 4 I K 4' + 4 4 f -K 'K -K 4, 4 4 4 4 4 , 4 Pace Th LEFT TO RIGHT KEEFER, JBNNNE MARIE-Girl Reserves, Room Secretary, Sales Tax, Occident and Annual Business Staff, Recorder, Study Hall Monitor, Winter Festival Usher, Senior Class Play Usher .... KAY, RODNEY-Study Hall Monitor, Commando Training .... HUMMELL, WANDA-Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, Sales Tax '42 .... HULLS, CHARLES R.-Hi-Y '4l, '42, '43, Room Secretary '40, '4l, Occident Staff '4l, Hall Monitor '4l, '42, Commando Training .... IRWIIN, JEANNE-Girl Reserves, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling,Carmelita, Variety Show, Winter Festival, Red-Hot-and-Blue, Room Civic Chairman, Glee Club '4I, '42, '43, Choir '4l, '42, '43, Sa'es Tax, Occident Business Staff, Jinx Concert . . . . JONES, CHARLES-Hi-Y, Baseball '42, '43, W. Association '40, '4l, Basketball '40, Football '40, Hall Monitor '40, Commando Training . . . KING, GENEVIEVEGIH Reserves '40, '4I, '42, '43, Bowling '42, '43, Hall Monitor .... JOHNSTON, ERLINE-Latin Club '4l, 'L Society, National Honor Society, Baseball '4I, '42, Basketball '4l, '42' Variety Show '4l, '42, '-43, Winter Festival, Senior Class Refreshment Committee, Marching Band '4I, '42, '43, Concert Band '4I, '42, '43, Orchestra '4l, '42, All High Band '4I, '42, Rotary Luncheon .... HYATT, MARY ALICE-G. A. A. '41, '42, '43, L Society '42, '43, Basketball '40, '4I, '42, Tennis '4I, '42, Sales Tax '42, Bookkeeping Scholar- ship Honor '4l, National Honor Society .... KENT, GUY E.-Hi-Y, Photoplay Club, Student Council, W. Association, Wrestling '42, Room President '42, Hi-Y Cabinet, Senior Class Decorating Committee Chairman, Occident Sports Editor, Annual Statt, Hilltop Record Drive, Buckeye Boys State '42, Commando Train- ing .... KANAVEL, PATRICIA-Home Economics '4I, L Society '42, Treasurer '43, National Honor Society, Bowling Treasurer '4l, '42, '43, Senicr Class Refreshment Committee, Study Hall Monitor .... KIMES, ROY C.--Variezy Show '40, '4l-, .'42, Winter Festival, Red-Hot-and-Blue, Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra Secretary '4l, '42, '43, Hall Monitor '42, ommando Training .... KAUFMAN, PAULINE--Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Study Hall Monitor, Winter Festival Usher, Hilltop Record Drive, Occident and Annual Business Staff, Senior Class Play Usher .... , KOONS, CHARLOTTE--Art Club, Girl Reserves, Photoplay Club, L Society, National Honor Society, Baseball '40, Basketball '4l,, '42, Bowling '4I, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Occident and Annual Business Staft Clerk, Winter Festival, Study Hall Monitor, Hilltop Record Drive, Senior Class Play Usher .... KULP, NORMA JEAN-G. A. A . '42, '43, Girl Reserves '4l, '42, '43- L Society, National Honor Society, Cafeteria '4I, '42, '43, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Publicity Committee, Hall Monitor '4I, Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42, Intramurals, Basketball '4l, '42, Tournament '43, Volleyball '4l, '42, '43, Baseball '4l .... KERNS, DOROTHY V.-West Wings, Room Business Manager, Room Secretary, Sales Tax, Occident and Annual Business Staff, Secretary, Senior Class Play Usher .... LEWIS, WILLIAM HENRY-Triangle Club '42, '43, West Wings '42, '43, Commando Training .... Joi-iNsoN, vloui- . , .. ' LAYMAN, JOHNfChemistry Club '4l, '42, Hi-Y, Program Chairman '4I, '42, '43, Latin Club Vice President '4I, '42, '43, Photoplay Club '42, '43, W. Association '4I, '42, L Society, President '42, '43, National Honor Society, Football Reserve '4l, Room Secretary '4l, Room Weltare Chairman '40, Cafeteria, Cashier '4I, '42, '43, Senior Class Advertising Committee, Chairman, Intramural Basketball '4l, Hi-Y Basketball '42, '43, Scrap Drive, Rotary Luncheon, Senior Prom, Usher '42, Commando Training .... KRIVDO, ELAINE-Basketball '4l, '42, Bowling '4I, Winter Festival Usher, Occident and Annual Business Stott, Senior Class Play Usher . . LEAR, BONNIE LEE-Girl Reserves '4l, '42, Student Council '4I, '42 Secretary '43, Bowling '42, '43, Room President '4l, '42, Room Secre- tary '40, Glee Club '4I, '43, Choir '4l, 43, Office Monitor '43, Hall Monitor '4l, '42, Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42, '43, Bacca'aureate Usher '42, Commencement Usher '43, P. T. A. Usher, Senior Class Play, Winter Festival, Cheerleader '4l, '42, '43, Intramurals' Baseball '4I, '42, Tournament '43, Art Club, Rotary Luncheon, Jinx Concert, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Red-Hot-and-Blue, Basketball Tourna- ment '43, Central Ohio Teachers Association, Baccalaureate '43 .... LEAR, BETTY LOU-G. A. A. '4I, '42, '43, Latin Club '4l, Basketball '4I, '42, '43, Bowling Treasurer '42, '43, Room Business Mana er '40, Isgorrkawaeltaiie lfhgfrman '4l, Senior Class Financial Committee, Office Monitor 42, Intramurals, Basketball, '4I, '42, '43, Voileyball , , , ase a .... KAUFMAN, PAUL-Spanish Club '4l, Commando Training .... LAUER, PATRICIA ANN-Girl Reserves '40, '4I, '42, Vice President, '43, Latin Club '4I, '42, '43, Photoplay Club '40, '4l, '42, Secretary '43, L Society, National Honor Society, Bowling '4l '42, '43, Room Business Manager '4I, '42, Girl Reserve Cabinet '4l, '42, Occident and Annual Business Statt, Ottice. Hall and Study Hall Monitor '4I, '42, '43, Winter Festival Usher, Senior Class Play Usher .... HUGHES, IMA-Girl Reserves, Home Economics, Latin Club, Bowling '4l, '42, Hilltop Record Drive .... A A A A A A A Page Thirty-seven LEFT TO RIGHT MILLS, FRED W.-Hi-Y, Variety Show '43, Winter Festival, Red-Hot-and-Blue, Marching Band '43, Concert Band '43, Orchestra '43, Dance Band '43, Commando Training .... MCDANIEL, MILDRED FRANCES-Chemistry Club '42, '43, Home Economics '42, '43, Choir '43, Assemb'y Music '42, Latin Club '43 .... MCCANDLISH, MARTHA J.-Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, Srranish Club '40, '4l, L Society '42, '43, Bowlingq '4l, '42, '43, Occident Staff '42, Co-Editor '43, Annual Staff, Feature Committee, Hal Monitor '42, Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42, '43, ational Honor Society, Girl Reserves Cabinet '42, '43, Girl Reserve Conference '42 .... MCCILAIN, PAUL-Chemistry Club '42, '43, Latin Club '42, West Wings '4l, '42, Vice-President '43, L Society, National I-lonor Society, Tennis 42', Hall Monitor '42, '43, Meteorologial Station, State Wide Honors, Ohio Academy of Science, Commando Training .... MCNINCH, MARTHA JEAN-Girl Reserves '42, '43, Home Economics '4l, '42, '43, Library Council '4l, Cafeteria '4l, '42, '43, Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42, '43 .... McFADDEN, MARJORIE LOU-Home Economics, Carmelita, Variety Show, Room Secretary, Glee Club, Choir, Sales Tax '40, Occident and Annual Business Staff, Recorder, Hall Monitor '43, Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42, Winter Festival Usher, Senior Class Play Usher .... LYDAY, JAMES MARVIN-Chemistry Club '4l, '42, Latin Club '42, '43, Room Welfare Chairman '4l, Room Civic Chairman '42, Senior Class Social Committee '42, '43, Hall Monitor '4l, '42, Art Club '4l, '42, Commando Training .... MCHENRY, HELEN HERMA-French Club '4l, '42, '43, Girl Reserves '40,' 4l, Photoplay Club Publicity Committee '42, '43, Spanish Club '40, '4l, Red-Hot-and-Blue Make-Up Committee, Senior Class Play Make-Up Committee, Hall Monitor '42, Study Hall Monitor '42 .... LIGHTNER, DOROTHY LOUISE-G. A, A. '42, Vice President '43, Girl Reserves '43, Spanish Club '43, Baseball '4l, '42, Basketball '4l, '42, '43, Volleyball '4l, '42, '43, Kickball '4l, Glee Club, Choir '43 .... MENZ, DOROTHY MAE-Girl Reserves, Bowling, Senior Class Financial Committee, Ottice Monitor . MCCOY, MARJORIE MAE-G. A. A. '4l, '42, President '43, Girl Reserves '40, Baseball '4l, Basketball Tournament '4l, '42, '43, Bowling '4l, '42, 43, Secretary '4l, '42, '43, Intramurals '4l, '42, '43, Volleyball '40, '4l, '42, Office Monitor 4l, Study Hall Monitor '4l .... McCOMB, VIRGINIA-Girl Reserves '40, Basketball '40, '4l, Room Welfare Chairman '40, Room Civic Chairman '4l, Occident and Annual Business Staff, Study Hall Monitor '42, Hilltop Record Drive, Senior Class Play Usher .... MAURATH, ROBERT-Chemistry Club '42, '43, Hi-Y '4l, Devotional Chairman '42, '43, Latin Club '4l, L Society, Program Committee, National Honor Society, Carmelita Prompter, Room Secretary '4l, '42, '43, Senior Class Proiect Committee' Scholarship Honors, Bookkeeping '42, G-lee Club '4l, Choir '42, Hall Monitor '4l, Study Hal Monitor '4l, '42, '43, City Hi-Y Day '42, Commando Training .... MILLER, JANE IRENE-Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Volleyball '40, '4l, Basketball '4l, Baseball '4l .... MARZLUF, EARL RONALD-Student Council '4l, Room President '4l, Stage Crew '4l, '42, Manager '43, Commando Training . MILLER, ALICE AD-ELINE-Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, Latin Club '40, '4l, Carmelita, Variety Show '42, '43, Winter Festival, Bowling, Room Welfare Chairman '40, Marching Band '40, '4l, '42, '43, Concert Band '40, '4l, '42, '43, Orchestra '40, '4l, '42, 43, Glee Club, Choir, Ensemble '4l, '42, Sales Tax '42, '43, Hall Monitor, Rotary Luncheon, District Band Contest '4l, '42, District and State Vocal Contest '42, Senior Class Make-Up Committee. LOMBARDI, MONDO F.-7-.Latin Club '40, '4l, Spanish Club '4l, '42, W. Association '4l, '42, '43, Football '40, '4l, Golf '4l, '42, '43, Hall Monitor, Commando Training .... MILLER, MARIAN IRENE-Girl Reserves, Latin Club '4l, L Society, National Honor Society, Carmelita, Variety Show '42, '43, Winter Festival, Room Business Manager '4l, Senior Class Refreshment Committee Chairman, Glee Club, Choir, Sales Tax, Office Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, District and State Music Contests '42, Eisteddtod .... MINER, BEATRICE LOUISE-Girl Reserves '42, '43, Home Economics '40, '4l, Bowling, Captain, '42, '43, Occident and Annual Business Staff, Advertising Manager, Red-Hot-and-Blue Usher, Occident Skating Party Committee, Hilltop Record Drive, Senior Class Play Usher. MILLER, JOAN MASHall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Volleyball '40, '4l, Basketball '4l, Baseball '4l . . . . MATLOCK, REGINA MAY--Girl Reserves '4l, '42, Latin Club '4l, '42, '43, L Society, National Honor Society, Room Secretary '4l, Marchin Band '42, '43, Concert Band '42, '43, Office Monitor '42, '43, Band Variety Show '42, '43, State and District Band Contest '42, itateh Sciorarship Tests '4l, '42, '43, General Scholarship Test '43, Winter Festival, Art Club '4l, '42, All High Band '42, '43, Rotary unc eon . . . MARLOW, EDITH-Girl .Reserves '43, Photololay Club '42, Baseba'.l '4l, Basketball '4l, '42, Bowling '4l, Winter Festival, Room Business Manager '4l, Hall Monitor '43, Study Hal Monitor '4l, '42, Hilltop Record Drive, Occident and Annual Business Staff Typist, Senior Class Play Usher .... MARSH, NED C.-Chemistry Club '4l, Latin C'ub '40, Science Club'40, Ohio Academy of Science, First lace '4l, Second and Third Place '42, Marching Band '40, '4l, Concert Band '40, '4l' Orchestra '40, '4l, N. Y. A. Assistant, Nature Study Club '40, '4l, '42, '43, First place District, Biology State Test '4l, Westinghouse Science Talent Test '42, Caretaker and Supervisor ot West High Schools' Green- house '40, '4l, '42, '43, Commando Training .... MCCZRD, MARIAN-Girl Reserves '4l, '42, Latin Club '40, '4l, Photoplay Club '4l, Annual Staft '43, Hall Monitor '42, Study Hall Moni- or . , . . LOWERY, LILA RUTH-Girl Reserves '4l, '42, Study Hall Monitor . . A A A A A A A Page Thirty-eight 4 I 41 41 41 -K 'K 'K -K 4 4K 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 P Th' fy-nine Q 'K 'K 'K 'K 'K -K 'K 'K 4 Peg Forfy SX W 'Ir ir LEFT TO RIGHT MURPHY, DON-Hi-Y '42, '-13: Spanish Club '4l, '42: Triangle Club '4l, '42: West Wings, President '4l, '42, '43: Track '4l, '42: Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42: Senior Class Play: Cheerleader '42, '43: Commando Training .... MUGRAGE,'JUNE CAROL--French Club, Program Chairman '42, '-13: Girl Reserves: Home Economics: Basketball '40: Room Business Mana- ger '4l, '42: Senior Class Financial Committee: Sales Tax: Ottice Monitor .... RENNER, ELTON C. A.-Spanish Club '40: Carmelita: Variety Show: Winter Festival: Glee Club '40, '4l, '42, '43: .Choir '40, '4l, '42, '43: Ensemble '43i BOYS Quarter '43: Hall Monitor '4l, '42: Solo Class '42: Jinx Concert: Eisteddtod: State and District Music Contests '42: Baccalaureate Chorus: Central Ohio Teachers Association: Commando Training .... OLIVER, ELEANOR DOLORES-Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43: Home Economics '42: Latin Club '40, '4l, '42 Program Chairman '43: Photoplay Club '4I: L Society: National Honor Society: Carmelita: Glee Ciub: Choir: Co-Editor Occident Stati: Annual Staff: Study Hall Monitor: Baccalaureate Chorus: Jinx Concert: Book Exchange: Vocational Conference .... PHILLIPS, BEVERLY JEAN-French Club '4l, '42 '43: Latin Club '4l, '42, '43: Science Club '4l' L Society: National Honor Society: Bowling '4l, '42, '43: Winter Festival: Vocational Conference '42: Schlolarship Honors '42: Glee Ciub '4I: Choir '43: Ensemble '42: Sales Tax '42: Volleyball '4l:'HalI Monitor '42: Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42, '43 .... MYERS, LUCILLE-Girl Reserves: Photoplay Club: Spanish Club: Office Monitor: Study Hall Monitor .... NAIRN, JAMES WILLIAM-Latin Club: Spanish Club: Room Welfare Chairman: Room Civic Chairman: Commando Training .... NEWMAN, KAYE-Girl Reserves: Bowling '42 '43: Room Welfare Chairman '40, '4l: Marching Band '4l, '42, '43: Concert Band '4l, '42, '43: Study Hall Monitor '40, '4I: Variety Show '4l, '42, '43: Cafeteria '4O,'4l .... OURS, GEORGE E.-Hi-Y '42, '43: Latin Club '4l, '42, '43: W, Association '4l, '42, '43: L Society: Baseball '4l, '42, '43: Basketball '4l, '42, '43: Football '40, '4l '42: Cafeteria '4l, '42, '43: Senior Class Proiect Committee: Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42: Gym Monitor '4l, '42: Senior Prom Usher: Hilltop Record Drive: Rotary Luncheon: Commando Training .... ORMISTQN, RUTH E.-Spanish Club '4l: Variety Show '4l, '42, '43: Winter Festival: Marching Band '4l, '42, '-13: Concert Band '4l, '42, '43: Hall Monitor '4l: District State Music Contest: All High Band '42, '43 .... PARRETT, JACK E.-French Club '40, '4l, '42, '43: Hi-Y '42, '43: Room Welfare Chairman '40: Room Civic Chairman '4l: Sales Tax '4l: Commando Training .... RICHARDSON, THELMA MARIE-Room Welfare Chairman '4l: Art Club '4l .... MOON, FLOYD E.-Triangle Club '42, '43: Hall Monitor: Study Hall Monitor: Commando Training . . . OREBAUGH, VIRGINIA LEA-From Washington High, Portland Oregon, Make-Up Committee '43 .... PHILLIPS, BILL-Spanish Club '4l, '42: Room Business Manager '4I: Room Secretary '42: Commando Training . . PASSALIA, NICOLINA C.-Carmelita: Marching Band '42: Glee Club '42: Sales Tax '42 . . . . RYERSON, HAROLD G.-Senior Class Play Usher: Hall Monitor '42: Study Hall Monitor '43: Occident and Annual Business Staff: Com- mando Training . . . . NORRIS, MARJORIE E.-French Club, Secretary '42, '43: Girl Reserves '40, '4l' Photoplay Club '42, Publicity Committee '43: Spanish Club '40, '4I: Study Hall Monitor '42, '43: Red-Hoteand-Blue Make-Up Committee: Senior Class Make-up Committee .... ROBERTS, JUNE-Girl Reserves '4l, '42: Home Economics '4l: Baseball '42: Basketball '4l, '42: Carmelita: Variety Show '43: Winter Festival: Red-Hot-and-Blue: Room Weliare Chairman '42: Glee Club '40, '4l, '42, '43: Choir '42, '43: Ensemble '4l, '42, '43: Office Monitor '42, '43: Band Concert '42: Jinx Concert: State Music Contest '42: Girls Chorus '42: Volleyball '4l, '42 .... PETERS, DORIS-Girl Reserves '40, '4l .... PATRIDGE, RAY-Chemistry Club '4l, '42: Hi-Y '4l, '42, '43: Latin Club '40, '4I: Spanish Club '42, '43: Hall Monitor '43: Occident Photo- grapher: Annual Photographer: Commando Training .... RECTOR, GEORGIA ALICE-Girl Reserves '42: Home Economics '42, '43: Student Council '4l, '42, '43: Basketball '42: Room President '4l, '42, '43: Room Civic Chairman '4I: Cafeteria '43: Senior Class Financial Committee: Ottice Monitor '42: Commencement Usher '43 .... PRICE, RUTH LENORE-Room President '4l: Room Secretary '4l: Room Welfare Chairman '42: Room Civic Chairman '42: Sales Tax '42, '43: Study Hall Monitor: Athletic Eligibility Secretary .... PRESTON, DOROTHY B.-Latin Club '4l,.'42, '43' L Society: National Honor Society: Baseball '4l: Basketball '4l, '42: Bowling '42: Carmelita: Variety Show '42: Winter Festival: Red-Hot-and-Blue: Glee Club 4l, '42, '43: Choir: '4l, '42, '43: Sales Tax '42: Hall Monitor '4l: Jinx Concert: State Music Contest '4I: Volleyball '4l .... POULSON, DWIGHT L.-Commando Training .... Page Forty one 'lr ir utr 'lr ir LEFT TO RIGHT SCHRADER, FRANK-Hilltop Record Drive, Commando Training .... STOUT, MARTHA JEAN-Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, Latin Club '40, '4l, '42, '43, Band Variety Show '42, '43, Wlinter Festival, Marching Band '4l, '42, '43, Concert Band '4l, '42, '43, Orchestra Librarian '42, Orchestra '4l, '42, '43, AI High Band '42, 43, Ottice Monitor 4l, '42, '43, Study Hall Monitor '42, '43, District Band Contest '42, State Band Contest '42 .... STURDEVANT, DONALD E.-Chemistry Club Treasurer '4l, '42, Hi-Y '4l, '42, '43, Spanish Club '4l, '42, '43, Room SECFBTBFY 'WI CGfmQllifII Senior Class Financial Committee, Scholarship Honors '42, Choir '4l,Annual Staff, Study Hall Monitor, Football and Basketball Ticket Sales '42, '43, Commando Training .... STEPHENS, MARGARET R.-Girl Reserves, Basketball, Hilltop Record Drive, Volleyball Intramurals, Basketball Tournament '42 . . SPRING, WANDA M.-Girl Reserves '40, '4l, Sales Tax '42, Occident and Annual Business Staff, Winter Festival Usher .... SHAFER, MILLICENT A.-Girl'Reserves '4l, '42, '43, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Occident and Annual Business Staff. Bookkeeper, Winter Festival Usher, Senior Class Play Usher .... SULZBERGER, THOMAS F.-Latin Club '43, Commando Training ..... R:?1ERIgO:iI, KELEN ELIZABETH-French Club '4l '42, 43, Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, Library Council '40, '4l, Bowling '4l, Art u , .... SMITH, ELEANOR-G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Photoplay Club, L Society, National Honor Society, lntramuranls, Basketball '43, Senior Class Play.Proporty Committee, Winter Festival, Red-Hot-and-Blue, Variety Show, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Glee Club, Choir, Hall Monitor, Art Club '40, '4l .... scr3iNsuDen,.wlLLlAM H.-chemistry Club '42, '43, Debate cub '41, '42, Hi-Y '42, '43, Latin club '4l, '42, '43, West W-nqs '43: L Society, National Honor Society, Senior Class Advertising Committee, Office Monitor '4l, '42, '43, Hall Monitor '42, 43, Book Crew '4l, '42, '43, Meteoro'ogical Station, Commando Training .... SPELLMAN, FLOYD ERVIN-Triangle Club '42, West Wings '42, Track '4l, Hall Monitor '40, Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42, Commando Train- ing .... SHRUM, THELMA FAYE-Girl Reserves '4l, '42, '43, Home Economics '42, Latin Club '4l,,Spanish Club '42, '43Z ROOYU Welfare Chalf' man, Occident Staff, Annual Staff, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Hilltop Record Drive .... SMITH, DON-Commando Training .... SYMES, JEAN M.-G. A. A. '42, '43, Girl Reserves, Pub'icity Chairman '4l, '42, '43, Home Economics, Program Committee '43, L Society, Volleyball '42, Baseball '4l, Basketball '42, '43, Winter Festival, Room Business Manager '4l, Room Secretary 42, 43, Cafeteria, Senior Class Publicity Committee, Glee Club, Choir, Sales Tax, National Honor Society, Office Monitor . . . . SCHARENBERG, TED-Chemistry Club President, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Spanish Club Program Chairman, L Society, National Honor Society, Carmelita, Senior Class Proiect Committee, Choir, Book Crew '4l, '42, '43, Office Monitor, Study Hall Monitor: 500k EXCHGNQEZ COW' mando Training, Buckeye Boys State .... RDSSOLILLO, MARY L.-Girl Reserves, Photoplay Club, Occident and Annual Business Staff, Cashier, Office Monitor, Winter Festival, Hilltop Record Drive, Senior Class Play Usherette .... RUNYAN, DONALD E.--Hi-Y '42, '43, Triangle C'ub '42, '43, West Wings '4l, '42, '43, Senior Class Financial Committee, Track '43, Com- mando Training .... SHARKEY, LILLIE ANNE--Home Economics '4l, '42 .... SCHWAN, AUDREY-Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, Latin Club '40, '4l, Glee Club '42, Occident Staff, Annual Staff, Hall Monitor '40, '42, '43, Study Hall Monitor '42, Hilltop Record Drive .... STOUT, DONALD-French Club, Senior Class Play, Room Welfare Chairrr-an, '4l, Commando Training . STAMPER, JOHN W.-French Club, Commando Training .... SPQHN, JEAN ANN-French Club '4l, '42, '43, Latin Club '4l, '42, '43, Student Council '40, Chairman, Publicity Committee '4l Chairman, Protect Committee '42, L Society, Room President '40, '4l, 42, Senior Class Social Committee, Occident Staff, Annual Staff, Chairman Activity Committee, Office Monitor '42, '43, Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42, Baccalaureate Usher '42, Class Speaker .... ROUSH, JANE-Girl Reserves 40, '4l, '42 '43, Photoplay Club '42 '43, Spanish Club '40, '4l, L Society, National Honor Society, Voca- tional Conference '42, Sales Tax '43, Hall Monitor '4l, Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42, '43, Art Club '40, '4l .... STRICKLAND, EVERETT LOUIS--West Wings, Room Welfare Chairman, Room Civic Chairman, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Sales Tax, Commando Training .... SCHURR, HELEN MARIS . . 'k 'k ik ik 'k ir Page Forty-two 41 41 41 'K 'K 'ii -K 41 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 P three 4 -K ' 1 4 f -K 4K ii 'K 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Page f l l LEFT TO RIGHT TORRIE, JAMES-Latin Club '4l, Study Hall Monitor '4l, '42, '43, Commencement Usher '42, Commando Training .... TUCKER, HELEN-Girl Reserves, Art Club '4l, Occident and Annual Business Staff, Circulation Manager, Winter Festival Usher, Hilltop Record Drive, Occident Skating Party Committee, Senior Class Play Usher .... STEELE, HERBERT WILLIAM--Senior Class Advertising Committee, Commando Training .... TAYLOR, WINIFRED-Girl Reserves '4l, Spanish Club '4l, Band Variety Show '42, '43, Winter Festival, Marching Band '42, '43, Concert Band '42, '43, Orchestra '42, '43, Treasurer '42, Hall Monitor '4l, All High Band '42, '43, State and District Band Contest '42 .,.. TRUITT, MARY HELEN-Hall Monitor '42 .... TANNEHILL, JUANITA--Girl Reserves '42, '43, Study Hall Monitor '42, Office Monitor '42, '43 .... THOMEN, RALPH V.-Hi-Y, Variety Show '4l, '42, '43, Winter Festival, Room Secretary '4l, Marching Band '4l, '42, '43, Concert Band '4l, '42, '43, Dance Band '42, '43, Vice President, Band '43, Study Hall Monitor '42, Commando Training .... . TERRY, HAROLDINE-Spanish Club, Volleyball, Sales Tax, Library Monitor .... 1WE.BER, DICK-Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club Treasurer, West Wings, Study Hall Monitor, Variety Show '43, Commando raining .... SPECKMAN, ELIZABETH-Girl Reserves '4l, '42 43, Latin Club '4l, 42, '43, Photoplay Club '43, Variety Show '4l, '42, Winter Festival, Glee Club '4l, '42, '43, Choir '4l, '42, '43, Choir Contest '42, Hall Monitor '4I .... TAYLOR, GORDON-Chemistry Club, Secretary, Debate Club Vice President, French Club, Vice President, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Academy of Science, President, West Wings, Treasurer, L Society, National Honor Society, Carmelita, Room Business Manager, Cheerleader, Senior Class Proiect Committee Chairman, Glee Club, Choir, Class Speaker, Rotary Luncheon, Commando Training .... SWEPSTON, NORMA JEAN- L Society, National Honor Society, Roorn Welfare Chairman '4l, Room Civic Chairman '42, Senior Class Financial Committee, Sales Tax '42, Occident Staff '42, Occident Co-Editor '43, Annual Staff, Hilltop Record Drive .... WAGNER, WANDA MARIE--French Club, G. A. A, Secretary and Treasurer, Student Council, L Society, National Honor Society, Volleyball '4l, '42, '43, Basketball '42, Room President, Room Civic Chairman, Senior Class Social Committee Chairman, Occident Staff, Office Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Gym Office Monitor, Homecoming Queen Attendant .... WARD, MARJORIE MARY-Glee Club '4l, Hall Monitor '4l .... WEBB, THOMAS E.-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Student Council, Senior Class Play, Winter Festival, Room President '4l, Room Secretary '42, Senior Class Decorating Committee, Hi-Y Conference, Hall Monitor, Commando Training .... THOMAS, VELMA-French Club '4l, '42, '43, Latin Club '42, '43,.Phot?-Flay Club '4l, '42, '43, L Society, Room Civic Chairman '4l, Sales Tax '42, '43, Hall Monitor 42, Study Hall Monitor '4l, National onor Society .... WAUGH, RALPH E.-Triangle Club '4l, '42, West Wings '4l, L Society, National Honor Society, Room Welfare Chairman '4l, Room Civic Chairman '42, Cafeteria, Commando Training .... TRAPPE, MARJEAN-Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, Photoplay Club '40, '4l, Treasurer '42, '43, Spanish Club '40, Secretary '4l, 42, '43, Band Variety Show '42, '43, Winter Festival, Room Welfare Chairman'40, Girl Reserve Cabinet '4l, '42, Vocational Conference, Marching Band '4l, '42, '43, Concert Band '4l, '42, President '43, Orchestra Secretary, Glee Club '40, '4l, '42, '43, Choir '40, '4l, '42, '43, Mixed Ensemble, '42, '43, Ensemble '42, '43, Sales Tax '43, All High Band '42, '43, All High Chorus, State and District Band Contest '42, State and District Glee Club Contest '42, Rotary Luncheon .... VAN GASTLE, GRANT-Commando Training .... WILSON, MAIDA-Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, Basketball '40, Bowling '42, '43, Occident Staff '42, '43, Study Hall Monitor '42, '43, Girl Reserve Conference '42, Annual Staff .... WHARTON, LAWRENCE A.-Hi-Y, Triangle Club, Basketball '4l, Track '4l, Hall Monitor, Commando Training .... WHITT, MARY ETHEL-Girl Reserves '42, '43, Library Council '4l, Room Welfare Chairman '42, Room Civic Chairman '4l, Cafeteria '42, '43, Hall Monitor '4l, '42, Study Hall Monitor '4l .... WILLIAMS, ARTHUR EUGENE-Hilltop Record Drive, Commando Training .... VICKERMAN, JOAN-Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Photoplay Club, Bowling '42, '43 .... VAN CAMP, FRANK-:Senior Class Play Usher, Boys State '42, Hall Monitor '42, Study Hall Monitor '42, '43, Occident and Annual Business Staff, Commando Training .... A A A A, A A A Page Forty five utr ir 'Ir ir WODA, VIR.GINlA--Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Bowling '42, '43, Room Business Manager '42, '43, Senior Class Advertising Committee, Office Monitor '4l, '42, '43, Hall Monitor, Commencement Usher '42 .... WOLFORD, LAWRENCE EUGENE-Hi-Y, Carmelita, Variety Show '41 '42, '43, Winter Festival, Red-Hotvand-Blue, Glee Club, Choir, En- semb'e, Boys Quartet, Baccalaureate Chorus '42, '43, Eisteddfod, All State Chorus '42, District Music Contest, State Music Contest, Hall Monitor, Commando Training .... YOCKEY, BETTYE ELAINE-G. A. A. '42, '43, Spanish Club '4l, '42, Bowling '42, '43, Volleyball '40, '4l, '42, Office Monitor '40, '4l, '42, '43, Hall Monitor '4l, '42 , . . . WRIGHT, CHARLES-Football '40, Wrestling '40, '4l, Commando Training WOMELDORFF, JOHN LEWIS-Hi-Y '42, '43, Latin Club '4l, '42, '43,Senior Class Play, Winter Festival, Room Secretary '42, '43, Sales Tax '4l, '42, '43, Hall Monitor '4l, Commando Training .... WOLFORD, A.LMA-Sirl Reserves '42, '43, Latin Club '4l, '42, '43, Photoplay Club '42, '43, Baseball Intramurals '4l, Basketball Intramurals '4l, '42, Bowling '42, '43, Hall Monitor '42, Study Hall Monitor '42 . . . . ZIMMER, RICHARD M.-Hi'Y '4l, '42, '43, Spanish Club '4l, '42, Student Council '4l, Room President '42, Cafeteria '4l, '42, Stage Crew '42, '43, Commando Training .... ZULAUF, MARY JANE-Girl Reserves '4l, '42, Latin Club '4l, Variety Show '4l' Glee Club '4l '42 '43' Choir '4I '42 '43' Occident and Gnrnual Business Staff, Business Manager, Carmelita Usher, Double Door Usher,' Occident Skating' Party Committee,' Senior Class Play s er . . . . CAMERA SHY BRIEN, GORDON ALBERT-Latin Club '42, Carmelita '42, Variety Show '42, Winter Festival '42, Glee Club '40, '4l, '42, '43, Choir '40, '4l, '42, '43, Ensemble '42, '43, Boys Quartet '42, Jinx Concert, State Music Contest, District Music Contest, Solo Class '43, Eisteddfod '40, Baccalaureate Chorus, Central Ohio Teachers Association, Southern Hotel Ensemble, Commando Training .... JONES, GILBERT-W. Association '4l, '42, '43, Football '40, '4l, Track, '4l, '42 . LEECH, PATRICIA-French C'ub . . . JANES, DICK-Latin Club '4l, '42, Football '40, Senior Class Play, RedfHot-and-Blue, Commando Training . . PRIOR, PAULQTrack Manager '40, '4l, Room Civic Chairman, Stage Crew '40, '4l, Commando Training . , REED, HARBIN-Commando Training . . HARVEY, ROBERT-Hi-Y '42, '43, Commando Training . aqo Forty sir 'A' 'Ir 'A' ir uk i' ir i' if CLASS PROPHECY OF '43 By Audrey Schwan Lef's fum The dial of fhe Fufure-scope forward fo l953 and fake a peek af fhe Wesf graduafing class of '43, - ' - The wer is over now and fhe gals and guys have sfarfed fo make fheir mark in fhe world. As we pass fhe Liffle Play l-louse MARJORIE BAST and MARIAN MILLER dash by on fheir way fo rehearsals of a new play wriffen by JOHN BROWN. BOB GULCHER. popular YOung band-leader, composed fhe musical score .... JANE ROUSH has IO walk foday on her rounds as a child welfare worker since her car is laid up for repairs 5+ l-IERB STEELE5 garage ,,,, While we are here. ISIIS slop in dl' fhe I1OSPII6I IO seeifhose fhree famous docfors: HARRY ANDREWS. ALVINZA BUNNER and DON E. BAKER. They are ably assisfed by 6 sfaff of well-frained l'1urSeS who are all graduafeg of Wesf, The nurses are: GERTRUDE BERWALDE, MARY JANIE BUCK. LORRAINE BRO-WN. MARILYN DAVIS. MARY ZULAUF. MARILYN GOLDSACK and LILLIAN CARDWELL. . . . All of fhe local news is recorded by GLORIA CALENTINE, edlfor of flue fown's newesl' paper. assisfed by MARTHA MCCANDLISH, her sfar reporfer, and and To fake Care of -H19 QHTCQ work .... PEGGY FERGUS made H19 headlines Iasf week when she appeared wifh her ballef froupe af Memorial Hall .,,, If you Wanl lhe Sliclqesl Clollqes in 'I'OWI'1, visif and 51- fhgir dresgmaking es- 'I'6IDIISI'lITlel'1'l'. Tl'1el'1 Q0 fo S86 51' her beaufy glqgppe fOr a glqarp coiffure fo ITIGICIT .... Continued on page 116 Page F F5553 Kyiv X v x I if we fi' N -- gg s RESERVED FCR AUTOGRAPHS X' ir ir 'A' 1' 11' 323... IOB Lefi Io Right FIRST ROW: Joan Smiih. Janei Smiih. Iva Lou Rowland. Lillian Overmyer. Jane Mc- Daniels, Beriha Myers. SECOND ROW: Dorofhy Tilley. Willie Mae Pafferson, Barbara See. Priscilla Newsome. Marianne Sfone. Frances Tannehill. THIRD ROW: Narrelle Von Schriliz. PaHy Sainf. Viola Robinson, Mary Ellen Snyder. Donna Somers. Rufh Melvin. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Frew, Grace Rausch. Emily Merrifr, Phyllis Weber. June Wallace. Doris Baieman. FIFTH ROW: Louise Vashaw. Jean Weizler. Helen Dennis. Joan Powers, Irma Vaufers. Norma Mayer. SIXTH ROW: Pai Monfoney. Jeanne Swine- harf. Annamae Seman, Beatrice Walling- ford. Kaihryn Miller. 327... IOA Lefi 'ro Righi' FIRST ROW: Bill Miller. George Phillips, Dan Miesse. Harold Rosenbaum. Harold Spring, George Parleiie. SECOND ROW: Wallace Scoil. Bob Max- well. Harold Peiers. Jim Riley, Dean Snow. Bill Malone, Bill Reardon. THIRD ROW: Earl McNighl', Fred Scarbury, Roy Siewarlr. Don Sfouf, Ed Schmidi. FOURTH ROW: Herberi Schneider. Fred Miller. Joe Moore. Jim Saunders, Dick Self. Bob Shrum. FIFTH ROW: Paul Miller, Jim Scoii. Clay- fon Price, Bob Sfeele. Paul Neff. SIXTH ROW: Allan McFarland. Emmef Smiih. Bobby Paris. Bo Sheward. 32l IOA Leif Io Righf FIRST ROW: Maxine Siapellon. Pal Smiih. Mary Ellen Milchell, Jean Sayre. Shirley Ries. SECOND ROW: Mary Scoii, Mary K. Ro- binelie. Marilyn Paiion. Dorolhy Roederer. Mollie Mills. Joan Sieen. THIRD ROW: Mildred Peiers, Aliene Shaw, Joan Ryder, Marjorie Roberlson. Isola Skipper. Marilyn Miichell, Marcella Peppe. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Pennell, Jackie Reed. Carol Roberfs. Jeaneiie Morris, Charloife Nafacker, Jean Presfon. FIFTH ROW: Rolyn Recfor. Wilma Roberfs. Geraldine Farrell. Shirley Rieg. Vivian Mon- forl. 3l7...l0A Lefl Io Righf FIRST ROW: Andriana Johnson. Ruih Lorenz. La Moine Karsf. Mary Jane Taylor. La Donna Marlow. SECOND ROW: Quo Vadis McGinnis. Pai McHenry. Belly Juslus, Durna Lanch. Dee lores Kenworihy. Donna Inboden, Fonfilla Humphrey. THIRD ROW: Jean McKee. Peggy McSa- vaney, Nancy Jones, Mary Jane Marlin. Niia Maihis. Donna Karshner. FOURTH ROW: Paily Lohr, Virginia Mar- qoadl. Susie Johnson. Ellen Linscoll. Joan Hyaff. Alice Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Maxine Meddles, Mary Kay Marchanl. Kalhryn King. Doris Johnson. Ruih Lawless. SIXTH ROW: Phyllis McClain. Paily Mc- Donald, Jeanefie Kern. Iris Kaufman. 3I3... IOA Lell lo Right FIRST ROW: Frances Jacobs, Marilyn Gron- nell, Ella Marie Hoopman, Louise Everell, Carol Graham, Lorraine Frank. SECOND ROW: Ella Marie Hamon, Marga- rel Ferrelli, Florida Holby, Norma Fraz- zina, Barbara Evans. THIRD ROW: Belly Granl, Harriell Eckle- berry, Mary Lou Hess, Nola Faris, Eslher Hiql1,JoAnn Fry. FOURTH ROW: Belly I-Iam, Phyllis Fishin- ger, Jeanne Harringlon, Jan Haudenschild, Marlha Griffin. FIFTH ROW: Lois Rousch, Joan Gillenwaler, Geneva Hinkle, Virginia Gulden, Dorolhy Evans, Kay Erl. 3ll...lOB Lell lo Righl FIRST ROW: Laurel Cockrell, Sally Kirkpal- rick, Barbara Allison, Phyllis Adair, Phyllis Howard, Lois Cheslnul, Phyllis Converse. SECOND ROW: Pal Bohanan, Consiance Galle, Rhea Halliday, Barbara Buell, Joan Jessup, Rulh Haines, Pal Beals. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Kilchen, Barbara Knox, Lucille Carler, Norma Jaynes, Vivian Brinllinger, Mary Lou Crum. FOURTH ROW: Elizabelh Leach, Carolyn McAllislEr, Doris Evans, Mary Belh Frasure. Anna Faunce. FIFTH ROW: Janie Ailken, Shirley Borland, Lily Sue Caver, Rosella Jackson, Ethel Banks. SIXTH ROW: Vivian Bishop, Maxine Allen, Nellie Canada, lone Koons, Palsy Hughes. 3I0... IOA Lell lo Rig hl FIRST ROW: Roberl Minney, Harold Em- rick, Jack Freeman, Jack Hedges, Gene Barclay. SECOND ROW: Herb Baker, Virgil Craw- lord, Sam Eslell, Paul Anderson, Ray Board, Harold Buchanan. THIRD ROW: Dick Crego, Ralph Aulrey, Dick Bolin, Duane Abram, Bill Coyle, Dan Barlon. FOURTH ROW: Bill Davis, Jack Fellows, Don Doran, Roll Augusline, Allen Ell, Bill Bowen. FIFTH ROW: Gene Ashcrall, Dick Cressman, Clarence Baker, Wall Collins, Sylvesler Diesrneir. Paul Crum. SIXTH ROW: Don Decker, Bob Fells, Dick Frank, Jack Boyer. 302... IOA Lell lo Righl FIRST ROW: Belly Cook. Nova Jean An- derson, Pall: Donahue, Lois Crum, Claire Kniglnl. Barbara Busick. SECOND ROW: Hilda Capuano, Joan Beh, Belly Dreher, Lucille Slrail, Anna Lee Brown. Belly Crego. THIRD ROW: Norma Benoy, Vivian Barn- harl, Marilyn Beard, Barbara Bill, Marjorie Barnes. - FOURTH ROW: Alma Beckel, Barbaralee Bachman, Carolyn Ballinger, Linda De Paul, Mary Beard, Dorcas Brunson. FIFTH ROW: Evelyn De Will, Jessie Cor- bin, Phyllis Byerly, Jeanne Bailey. Rose Mary Darby. SIXTH ROW: Francilie Brink, Wanda Coll- man, Dorolhy Bowyer, Marianne Boyer, Barbara Bruckelmeyer. 244... IOA Lefi Io Righl' FIRST ROW: John Pusekar, Edward Halzer. John Duval, Bill Wilson, Wilberi Thomas. SECOND ROW: Jim Tanner. Erwin Wiliams, Richard Carey, Dick Suiron. Bruce Strick- land, Donald W'eeks. THIRD ROW: Don Wynn, Alberi Swain, Rod' ney Thomas, Alberf Wallis. Dick Soulhern. Renny Parkey. FOURTH ROW: Howard Wyaii. Ralph Malhews, John Canfer, Dave Weimar. Ju- lian Naelyker, Roberl Hush. Jack Hendrix. FIFTH ROW: Walrer Weafherman, Bob Sirickler, Don Gallagher, Ted Lundberg. Bill Williams, Carroll Trabue. 2I7... IOB Leff Io Righf FIRST ROW: Harry Siarkey, Wilson Black. Kenneih Veseion, Bill McCoy, Don Lloyd. Tom Randles. SECOND ROW: Don Johnson, Don Breiker. Don Cocke. Clair Barion, Harley Donal- son, Gerold Sreed, Edwin Sparks. THIRD ROW: Ari Sherlock, Joe Caliqiure Gene Cornell, Jerry Ankrorn, Joe Currier John Baker, Jack Price. FOURTH ROW: Bob Nash, Bill Coss, Gor- don Armlbrusf. Orin Toy, Denny Allewang. Verne Horger, Frank Clemens. FIFTH ROW: Dick Jennings, Jim Heyl. Jack Carolhers, Charles Groomes, Jack Pelers. Paul Heqenberger. SIXTH ROW: Bob Cassel, Bob Ries. Bob Berry, Carl Hosler. Bob Miles. Amos Flew- ellen. 2I4... IOB Leff Io Righi FIRST ROW: Ralph Smiih. Herberi' Auli. Harold McMullen, Jim Sweel. SECOND ROW: Bill Davis, Don Bender, Charles Blasch. Bob Pairidge, Gerald Jew. e . THIRD ROW: Dick Swiss-good. Don Besi. Phil Fulion, Fred Findies, Sam Gibson. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Schweiizer, James Remingfon, Bob Ealy. Stanley Carler. Da- vid E. Scoles. FIFTH ROW: Ralph Brown. Jim McClinrock. Jim Orr. Jack Sharon. 2I2... IOA Lefi Io Righr FIRST ROW: Roger Jones, Marvin Knowllon Charles Hulls. Richard King. SECOND ROW: Eugene King, Dick Hari. Jack Hulls. Paul Alherfon, Bob Gafrell. THIRD ROW: Jerauld Volz. Jim Howells Fred Kimes, Dick Jones, Dan Grassbaugh. Edway Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Dick LeRoy. Jerry Carew, Earl Greer, Frank Lowry. Robert Kighf. FIFTH ROW: Lee Diensr. Bob Kruzzymski Dick Ison, Dave Grassbaugh. in '7fzeS ' Goodwin, Jack Geiger. Harold Gleissner. Henry Grandslafi, Darwin Geese. John Grani. Norman Gulcher, Alban Hackman. Carl Hall, Bob Hall, Floyd Hale, Jack Hardesry. Ohs Harper. Ralph Harron. Charles Harf, Carfen Hari, Bill Hari, Dick Hariman. Ray Harfman, Bob Harrison. Howdy Haas. Charles B. Haslinqs. Jim Halfield. Foresl' Hari, Sam Harank, Joe Harringan, Ed Hansley, Jack Hager. Jack Hafrerscheidf. Anlhony Hawlhorne. Bob Harper. Bob Harlung, Jack Hailerscheidf, Ray Havranack. Joe Harry. Carl Happ. Sieve Harrison, Joe Hanson, Belly. WAAC Hayes. Bill Harper, Harold Hall. Jim Harmer. Dick Harriman. Glenn Hammond. Waller Hall, Delmonl Hall. Don Hanow, John Hearon, Dean Hemmerly. Dick Heise, Bob Henry. Bill Page Fiffy-'four 'k Hergcssel, Russ Heseldon. Orrio HEITZ. GEORGE Helgen, Ed Hess, Earl Henne. Paul Henry. Carl Herron, Charles Heaney, Bob Herrz, Ralph Helzger, Bill Hess. Wendell Hess, Bob Hill. Chesier Hill, Charles Hill, Miles Hirchcock. Glen Hoskins, Charles Hoffinqer, Bill Hobbs. Jack Holland. Carl Hoy. John Howard, Elmer Hopkins. Howard Holloway, Charles HOUSE. WAYNE Hillsread. Bob M. Houck. Dick Hoon. Howard Hofch, Frank Houbler. Jack Hoffman, Bob Hoff, Charles Holland. Jim Holcomb, Carl Howard. Jesse Hoenie, Jim Hoenie. Arr Hosier, Roland Howell, Dean Hopkins, W. Heaney. Jim Huey. Jim Hughes. Russ Hildifch, Olen Hinron, Charles Huber, Carroll Hudson, Carl Huliman, Dick Hunl, Roy Hulls. Charles Hunler. Bob Hummell, Harbour 2lI...l0A Leif io Righi' FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Ward. Berry Jeanne Wiriz. Dorofhy Wise, Norma Trigg, Rose Mary Clouse. SECOND ROW: Joan Sfokes. Jean Gregory. Mary Grimm. Laura Henne. Elizabefh Van Gasfle, Ruih Tackman. THIRD ROW: Janei Weaver. Joanne Walker, Mona Ervin, Marlha Lou Mason. Rufh Un- derwood, Evelyn Taylor, Belly Lerum. FOURTH ROW: Normalee Worihinglon. Dora Lee Brubaker, Joan Trapp. Bearrice Evans, Gladys Sahr, Peggy Cesner. FIFTH ROW: Berry Workman, Martha Wool- son. Jane Farcasin, Barbara Donavan. i' ' 'Ir ir Hughes. Harold Hughes, Jack Hulchinson. Bob Husion, Clyde Hugarf. Paul Hughes. Ed Hall. Russ Hughes, Charles A. Hughes, Jim Hughes, Jack Halcomb. J. C. Hall, Don Hadden. John Hipple. John Hirn. Bill Hawson, Harvie Haughn, Paul Hasiings, Noberf Hull, John D. Householder, Harry Henery. Bill Henson. Virgie Holfer. James Hoffman, Jack Howell, John Hoy, Earl Humphrey, Pvr. Hemmerly. Ralph Howard, Richard Paul Henson, Virgil Huison, John l Ice. Lee lngmire, Norman Ingles. Howard lrvin, Andron Ingham. Carl J James, Davis Jacobs, Bob James, Jim Jackson. Jim Janien. Dick Jeffers, Merl Jenkins. Dave Jesfer, E. Jennings, Frank Johnson, Dick Johnson. Bill Johnson, Wayne Johnson. Howard Johnson, Roscoe IConlinued on page 681 ir 'A' 'k ir 'lr ir SOPHOMORE PATRIOTIC PARADE Loolc, look! Here comes fhe sophomore pafriofic parade. Leading our snappy parade is fall. dark and handsome EMMETT SMITH as drum maior. Following close behind, dressed in red, whife and blue, is perf MOLLIE MILLS as our drum maioreffe. Whaf's a parade wifhouf a band? Well, here come JACK HEDGES, BILL COYLE, WALLACE SCOTT, PAUL MILLER, BILL MILLER, NORMA BE- NOY, DOROTHY ROEDERER, DOROTHY EVANS, and MARTHA WOOL- SON, making up our sophomore musical eleven. Whaf's fhis we see? Why if's a floaf, guided by JOE MOORE. On if we see our own PAT SMITH as Miss America holding fhe forch of freedom. As her affendanfs we see seven lovely maidens of Iiberfy,-namely pefife LOIS CRUM, lovely CLAIRE KNIGHT, sweef BETTY HAM, shy JEAN SAYRE, pleas- ing JOAN STEEN, glamorous GLADYS SAHR, and lasf, buf nof leasf, is grace- ful MARY KAY MARCHANT. Here comes fhe sporfs' floaf guided by JACK FREEMAN and wifh leader RENNICK PARKEY. Close behind we find CARL HOSLER for baseball: BO SHEWARD for baslcefballl and BOB PARKS for foofball. Lasfly, we find DICK JENNINGS and all his fraclc medals represenfing frack. Well, our sophomore parade is coming fo an end, buf fhe mosf imporfanf parf is yef fo come. Represenfing our school division of Civilian Defense is: NORMALEE WORTHINGTON, Nurse: BILL KNIGHT, Docfor: PAUL NEFF, I943 Vicfory Gardener: BOB STEELE and EVELYN DeWITT, Red Cross, and RAY BOORD, Air Raid Warden. Porfraying fhe many boys who are sacrificing fheir lives for us in fhe Army, Navy and Marines is DICK ISON. I Cheering us on fo Vicfory is PAT DONAHUE and BARBARA BUSICK- assuring us freedom and equalify. 'k 'k Hi' i' HK' i' Page F A - sg- - Q X K ' X Q S X K XX XXX X 'O -:M K was X fi : 4 l X Q , Q 3 if Nw Q gg X ,q.. 5 .XX X ak X my Q, xi X X ggimsmgs QS Qi be X ? i , we ai' J N 9 T X 5' 'W . - M, J i yzfaniom XF RESERVED FOR AUTOGRAPHS if if ' i' ir 'lr 'A' 3l5...IlA Leif io Right FIRST ROW: Bernice Ford, Barbara Eille. Slwalmer Springer, Belly Frankel. Caflwerine Fleischer. SECOND ROW: Ruth Fiscus, Bernice Good- child. Mary Glass. Ruby Edwards, Jeanne Ferrille. Phyllis Gill. THIRD ROW: Louise Havslip, Kaihryn Diliz, Mary Diliz. Laurae Greafhouse, Joanne Hane, Marilyn Sfamper. FOURTH ROW: Jean Harrison. Vi Forbus. Donna Hoover. Winifred Bauder. Evelyn Fowler. FIFTH ROW: Bonnie Flowers, Jane Dugan. Frances Heslcei, Virginia Harper. Joanne Duncan. SIXTH ROW: Pal Goodwin, Miriam Hedges. Doris Huey. Dororliy Henderson. 3l4...IlA Lefr fo Righl FIRST ROW: Karen Denfner. Belly Corum. Joan Wilson. Ginny Carles. Bealrice Hively. SECOND ROW: Vi Agriesli. Marilwa Boyd. Dorllny Dilce, Ellen Clark, Mary Baird. THIRD ROW: Doris Caldwell. Rulli Placlce, Beverly Bigelow, Collen Claeuveroni, Phyllis Burien, FOURTH ROW: Clwrisline Wallner. Joyce Aslwman. Marilna Colmery, Mildred Cal- leli. Jane Yoder. FIFTH ROW: Miriam Rader. Barbara Dauber, Norma Ours. Margie Carier, Jane Davis. 3l2...IlB Lefl lo Riglwi FIRST ROW: John Baclwman, Jim Beaver. Floyd Kelly. Donn Haines, Jim Green. Har- ley Hanes. SECOND ROW: Dave Ausfin, Jack Cline. Jack Berg, George Hopkins. Tom Calhoon. Harold Buchanan. THIRD ROW: Ed Carroll. William Grani. Bill Hagans. Don Jenks, Don Karslwner. 30'-7...llA Leif 'lo Riglwl' FIRST ROW: Sian Smiilw. Ed Rowland. Don Spangler, Elmo Scoil. SECOND ROW: Bob Van Order, Bob Blaiz. Ten? Wedemeyer, Paul Zeisler. Sian Sian- se . , THIRD ROW: Don Wirih, Bob Wihl, Bill Sample, Jack McHale, Harry Zeisler. FOURTH ROW: Richard SmiIl1. Norman Ma- berry, George Trabue, Jolwn Sieiner. 303...llB Lell lo Righl FIRST ROW: Mary Wendell, Dorollwy Frey, Wanda Cheslnul, Phyllis Blayney, Barbara Grady, Jane Callil. SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Guise, Marion Freeman, Georgia Wilkes, Jo Anne Wesler. Eslher Garner, Joan Gill. THIRD ROW: Carol Zirnpler, Dorlhy Spohn Helen Louise Colley, Alice Dillz, Lucille Andreolle, Shirley Deems. FOURTH ROW: Viola Taylor, George Ann Voss, Clara Thompson, Norma Downey, Juanila Slaughler, Jo Anne I-layner. Wilda Swain, I-'Iarriel Edwards. Mary Ellen Snyder. 304...IlB Lell lo Riglil FIRST ROW: Belly Hosier, Dorolhy Phillips, Audrey Rineliarl, Charlene Lauer, Louise Pelers. V SECOND ROW: Wanda Pool, Irene Luclc- shaw, Belly Ann Rulh, Carlynn Moon, Belly Lewis, Marqarel Allninson. THIRD ROW: Carmen Day, Rowena Russell, Dorolhy Lourie, Mabel McBride, Joan Kern, Jo-Ann Krause. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ball:-ell, Jocelyn Planla, Charlene Powell, Belly Kniqhl, Doris Nelson. FIFTH ROW: Callie Kerr, Shirley Meyer, Ju- lia Puclcey, Jean Heaney. Barbara Koons. 242...llA Lefl lo Righl FIRST ROW: Kalhryn Wisdom, Fern Shrum. Jeanne Wynlroop, Mildred Sleed. Maxine Rees. SECOND ROW: Belly Williamson. Belly Walker, Freda Williams, Marqarel Webber. Frances Suler, Pal Chrislopher. THIRD ROW: Joanne Soulhard, Jeanne Richards, Cora Kilsmiller. Bernice Condon, Juanila Greene, Margarel Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Roberla Zupp, Marcella Snyder, Janice Pallz, Mary Von Shrillz. Mariorie Walker, Doris Waddell. FIFTH ROW: Claribelle Bowers, Clara Sle- Ehfens, Madeline Carew, Charlolle Tane- il. SIXTH ROW: Rulh Sailcas. Hope Slricluland. Marjorie Slimmel, Vierna Cleveland. 24I...IlA Lell lo Riglwl FIRST ROW: Jacl: Mayhew, Tom McCarley. Jim Rennie, Dominic Lepore, Bill Prillerman. SECOND ROW: Fred Jackson, Bob McGrail, Fred Braun, Bill Richards, Neil Mowry. Charles Nairn. THIRD ROW: Bill Porler. Jim Link, Fred Mayer, Diclc Lewis, Bob McFadden. FOURTH ROW: Bob Reese, Sam Morgan, Dicl: McCurdy, Firman Moore. 240...IIB Lefl lo Righl FIRST ROW: Julius Kunzi, Harold Koon, Ted Riclcenbaclrer, Chesler Carler, Erwin Price. SECOND ROW: Ed Kenl. Dick Kraus, Joe ' Wheeler, Charles McKee. THIRD ROW: Jack Coons, Jack Moore, Carl Smilh, Richard Eullen, Alberl Swain. FOURTH ROW: Roberl Minlon. Diclc Layne, Blll Pallerson, Charles Naddv. '233...lIA Lefl lo Righl FIRST ROW: Mary Lou I-Iouseman, Mary Lou Reeves, Marian Reeves. Maxine Reeves, Rulh Rayburn. SECOND ROW: Rulhanne Seuler, Donna Spellman: Claire Ranclc, Marjorie Orr, Lois Ray, Doris Sanduski. THIRD ROW: Mariorie Rudcloclc, Belly Lou Sherman, Lois Read. Edylhe Seaboll, Mari- lyn Sapp, Mary Oldroyd. FOURTH ROW: Alice Sauglders, Pally Sher- wood, Jane Ruble, Jo Claire Ross, Belly Riller, Rosemary Reed. FIFTH ROW: Belly Miller, Elizabeth Scheny, Conslance Hallan, Mary K. Smilh, Alice Rulhng. IOI...IIA Lefl lo Righl FIRST ROW: Alberl Biegler, Russ Seely. Carl Breckenridge, Ira Blackwell, Charles Bennell. SECOND ROW: Harry Beclcell. Duck Born. Charles Hall, Bob Anglin. Clark Biddle. Willard Barnes. THIRD ROW: Charles Meacham. Bob Brod- beclr, George Briggs, Bill Maier, Jacl: Bales. FOURTH ROW: Jim Bell, Gene Shade, Noble Allen, Paul Berndl. I35...IIA Lefl lo Right FIRST ROW: Janice Judy, Belly Marquarcll, Nancy McFadden, Marqarel Scoll, Clara Ranclc. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Linville, Eslella Marlindale, Barbara McNull, Elaine Myers, Rila King. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Marlin. Marianna Jones, Dorolhy Slulz, Helen Koorlz. Louise Snyder. Thelma Lorey. FOURTH ROW: Dorolhy Kennedy, Barbara Newland, Shirley Keiser, ldamae Knisley. Elaine McClurde. Page Sixly-Iwo IN MEMORY OF I37...IIA Lell' Io Righf FIRST ROW: John Faufh, David Ely. Richard Cummings, Harrison Curlis. SECOND ROW: Slanley Frost. Thomas Clum. Ray Garrison, Bob Busiclc. Lloyd Dibble. Don Davis. THIRD ROW: Theodore Coburn, George Demoresl, Joe Case. Fred Hysell, Rolland Fuller. FOURTH ROW: Richard Frank, Charles Ca- rolhers. Curliss Chase. Norman Clevenger. FIFTH ROW: Dick Dhume. Don Fiscus. Bob Edwards, Diclc Ewing. I56...IIA Lefl Io Righl FIRST ROW: Fred Huslon. John Herberl. Dale Leaman. Fred Heyle. Jacl: Gounder. SECOND ROW: Earle Johnson, Alfred Greenler. Bill Kiefer, Dick Gilmore, Louis Gross. THIRD ROW: Harold I-leselden. William Laicher, Arlhur Lawhead, Melvin Ander- son. John Babberl. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Lanninq, Dave Haines, Bob Kenworfhy, Bob Howard. FIFTH ROW: .Sid Hoyl. Ray Grabill. Jim Ailes. Willard Hillon, Wayne Hughes. SIXTH ROW: Bob Jones, Dick Geshwelm. Bob Gusler, Leslie Laird. Eugene Jewel. Jean Saylor Jim Beaver Wayne Neff For Ihough from our of our bourne of Time and Place The flood may bear me far I hope 'ro see my Pllol face Io face When I have crossed rhe bar Tennyson JUNIOR'S FUTURES AS WEST HIGH SENIORS Cross my palm! Cross my palm wifh silver and learn whaf is in sfore for you in your Senior year. Gaze deeply info fhe crysfal. The misl' is clearing! I-lave our sfudenfs refurned fo fheir anc-esfral form from which fhey are said fo have descended? If is clearing . . . You can almosf see fheir faces. No-no, fhey are nof aborigines as we firsf fhoughf buf only DICK CUMMINGS, PAUL ZEISLER, SAM MORGAN, and CARL BRECKENRIDGE going fhrough some Commando Tacfics. The misf is closing in, fhere's a rumbling noise as fhough many people were running. The vapor liffs and-JACK BATES! Whaf has he done fhaf friends of his should be affer him? A greaf number of fellows are chasing him up fhe sfeps across fhe bleachers,-down fhe sfeps, across fhe floor fhey race: HARRY BECKETT, JIM AILES, NEIL MOWRY, and DICK GILMORE who are followed by BOB BRODBECK, FRED HEYLE, JIM BELL and STAN STANSELL. ls This more fraining or will fhey cafch him? The fog is sef- fling and fhe vision vanishes. For fhe girls fhe crysfal ball inclicafes a slimmer year. Up! Down! One, Two, Resf, Class half! RUTH PLACKE, NORMA OURS, BETTY FRANKEL and FREDA WILLIAMS sfrefching Up, Down, Up, Down! unfil fhey loolc as if fhey will collapse. This foo fades and more girls may be seen. Whaf's fhisl A girls' fraclc feaml IMusf be a severe shorfage of men.l FERN SHRUM, BER- NICE CONDON, KAREN DENTNER, COLLEEN CHEVRONT and MARGIE CARTER are merely geffing ready for fhe five mile I iaunf cross-counfry. Anofher view appears. I-lmmmml Some maferial for fufure WAACS, WAVES, SPARS, and whaf have you. These are DORIS WADDELL, MAXINE and MARION REEVES, ELLEN CLARK, BARBARA DAUBER and BARBARA NEW- LON as fhey march briskly in sfricf milifary sfyle. The fime is going-fhe misf closes in-fhe picfures fade away. Time will fell how imporfanf bodily condifioning is in our lives. Page Sixfy-Ih Schoolmaiqs 'Busie' going bye, bye The SprawIers Unemployed -Red Smilh, James Mcfilwee Carefree I Beauties of Ln'e Wan1 a bite? -Floyd Spellman Alice Erb Gliding along Opps!1 -Alice Remington Wqfch lheubirdien 'ISWIDK1 Session Four- eqged dear - Norrna Swepsion ,gzniom 2? RESERVED FOR AUTOGRAPHS l i' 'lr 'lr 'k 'ir ul' 1 ' , 5 A si Q A X QS A W aw f xx, , .. . W, K EN A 5 R X ' 5 Tiffi is ' ' 5 sw-. x ' N XA 5 'xx - Ast 3 'if :wx 1 Y X MS X . 3 X is N 3, R Xf S Q X N, .A w iw 5 ,Q VX sz? 5 ' E K Q vii? as D if 2 Q i l J -A ,s 1-ffffgsx i 5 5. I- is 2 Exif SSN K i jf T5 K x 9 V GSX , ,gli K. . A ,Q - X 15 g Ni my 1+ 1 of, Nf s f' x X- x A Q ,XS ww. NMR FL bw-I K-KS I LLLL X A 5 f Q i Y -- , K - K x Q X ' .. 5 5 A N xx Q - gf f - -3 532595 f 5 if :iii M 1 3 RAM .. V-ffifg wwf ' XS L iw . 3.-R k X Q X x is A -.pk - sgafqs k N . as .L 5 3 f- W uv. .Y Y www, A 245-gg :E 3,51 M4 ER xx 5 .,., S X x l V-5 33,5 wg... ,, 4 :xv -ffifg. K Johnson, Paul Johnson, Dick Johnslon, Phil Johnslon, Dick Johnslon, Glen Jones Tom A. Jones, Jim Jones Bob Jones Ray Jones, Carl Jones Rex Jones Dick Jones. George Jolly, Ed Jolly, Charles Jones Dick Jones Edwin Joy, Millon Jewell, Don Jacobs. Charles Jones. Burris Jackson, Ralph Jones, Ted Jones, Charles Johnson, Eugene Jackson, Bill Jones, Ronny Jackson, Calvin Kanaval, Charles Kanaval, Ken Kadel. Warren Kasper, Earl Keadey, Jim Kaufman, Ellison Kallenback, John Keeley, Don Kelly, Bill Keller, Charles Kennedy, John Kern, John Kesselrinq, Owen Kennedy, Joe Kemp, Zail Kemp. Carl Kennedy, Ray Kelhmier, Dick Kern, Fred Kern, Glenn Keller, Lowell Keen, Carl Kealing, Charles Kerns, Wayne Keady. Jim Kessler, Jack King. George Kirkpalrick, John Kilzmiller, Edwin Killian, Clarence Kidd, Earnesl Kimmel, Tom Kimbal. Bob Kline. Warren Klines, George Kline, Bud Koon, LeLand Koons, Elmo Koons, Warren Koebel. Howard Konkler, Earl Koeheler, Chris Krivdo, Jack 'Ir fn '7!w S Krall, Jack Kraus. Jack Kraus. John Kreilzman, John Krack, lvan Krauss, Bob Kulp, Charles Kinzi, Waller Kuder, Charles Kuhlman, Bill Koermer, Frank Klein Ed Keidel, Jack Kagay. John Krack, Charles Kidwell, John Kuder, Paul King, Jack Keller, Charles Kulp, Jack King, B.ll King, John Kirkpalrick, Jack Kennedy, Larry Kinder, Bob L Lamprechl, Howard Lamberl. Carmen, WAAC Larkin, Charles Laubensheimer, Bill Layman. John Lappe, Dick Lauer, Kenny Lamberl. Monly Lamb, Bob Lee, Tom Lee, Elwood Lewis. Belly, WAAC Leckler, John Leckner, Charles . Lewis, Jim Lavelle, John Leach. Joe Link, Ray Lear, Tom Lealhers, Noel Lucky, George Logan, Bob Loi.dy, Lloyd Lowery, Imogene, WAVE Lowery, Louis Long, Eugene Lehmkuhl, George Lorenz, Bob Laird, Bill Lillle, Bob Larimer, J. W. Link, Norman Lanlhorn, Warren Lislon, Chas. Link, Ralph Livingslon, Bob Lillberl, Bill Lloyd, Reese Love. George Lealhers, Wayne Livingslon, Jim Leslie, Faye, WAAC Lerum, Clill Lapp, Dick Lind, Bill Larue, Cruse Laura, Allen Logan, Dick Lombardi, Lawrence Lislon, Dick Lamb, Bob Lulz, Jack Link, Roy Leonard, Curl La Molle, Jack M Meloney, Roy Maddox, Alberl Maier, Ferdy Mann, Edwin Marsh, Bob Marsch, Fred M. Marlin, Floyd Marlin, Andrew MARINE. ROY Marlin, Jane, NURSE Maxwell, Bud Marsili, Conrad Marlin, Dick Marshall, Dick Maraine, Russ MASON, F. D. Maples, Glen Malhews, Don Marlindill, Jack Mannering, Ken Malchook, Paul Marrnon, Boyd Marlin, Floyd Maichak, Paul Malone, Don Marlin, Russ Maxwell, John Marlin, Bill Maggiore, Bill Maurey, Jack Mauck, Merle Maddox, Kielh Mayhugh, Jack Mead, Bill Mershon Jack Merlens, Karl Melzger, Jack Meliger Don Melzger, Bob Melzger, Charles Meechum, Joe Mellge. Paul Medlick, Jim Mick, George Middlelon, Doris, SPAR Miesse. Eugene . .I Mills, Phi Miller. Dana Miller, George Miller, Jim Miller, Harry Miller, Bob Miller. Eldred Miller, Louis Miller. Gene Miller, Ben Miller, Floyd Minnameyer, Wilbur Milligan, Elmer Milchel, Bob Mumma, Don Mumma, Bob Murnane, Bob Murphy, Carl CContinued on page B91 'lr 'k ir ir 'k ,fgcfilfifiw 23, RESERVED FOR AUTOGRAPHS 1' ir 'Ir 'A' 'Ir 'k :ae 'x N A.. X I, b xx Ka-.J JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT HEADS Annual Sfaff GLORIA CALENTINE .........,....... ,.. . ,........ . ., ... BILLIE CALE ,,.... TOM CALI-IOON ........ . . . A-LICE REMINGTON .... . JEAN ANN SPOI-IN .... Occidenf Siaff . . . . EdiIor Ass'+. Ecliior Arif Direcfor . , . FeaIures . Adivifies N-ORMA SWEPSTON ..,A.. , , . Edifor ELEANOR OLIVER .,........ . . . EcIi+or MARTHA -MCCANDLISI-I ..., . A . Edi+or DICK I-IOOVER .,......... , . . Sporfs GUY KENT ......,..,,. . . . . . SporIs Business Adveriising MARY ZULAUF ..,.. ,....,. B usiness Manager BEATRICE MINER ,.... . . . Adverfising Manager I-IELEN TUCKER ,....... ..,. C IrcuIaI'ion Manager MARY RUSSOLILLO .... .........,... C ashier GLORIA I-IILL ...,.... . . . ,..... Cashier ANNUAL STAFF Edi'ror ...... .,....... . . , . . . . . , ,. .GLORIA CALENTINE Ass'I'. Edifor. . . ......... BILLIE CALE Ari Direcfor, . ....... TOM CALI-IOON Phofographers ...., ........,. D ON STURDEVANT RAY PATRIDGE Feafures Commiffee. , . .... Chairman, ALICE REMINGTON NORMA SWEPSTON MARTHA McCANDLlSI-I Adivifies Commhuree. . . ...., Chairman, JEAN ANN SPOI-IN Snapshofs . Sporfs .... P g Sevenfy-I' MARION MCCORD ELEANOR OLIVER .AUDREY SCHWAN THELMA SHRUM .DICK HOOVER GUY KENT Bos WATKINS Associafe Edhkors . . News Edifors . Sporfs Edifors .. Feafure Edifor. . . Club EcIiIor ..A.... Exchange Edifor, . . Ar+ Edifor .............. Phofographer. . . OCCIDENT STAFF IMARTI-IA MCCANDLISI-I I , A . ELEANOR OLIVER INORMA SWEPSTON IBCDNNY CARTER ,IBETTY EICI-IER ' ' ' ALICE REMINGTON TI-IELMA SI-IRUM gDICK I-IOOVER ' ' ' I GUY KENT BILLIE CALE GLORIA CALENTINE . .WANDA WAGNER BUD EZZO RAY PATRIDGE Reporfers ...... WILWQ 'AILBERY' EERNICE 'C2iriLSC'N,' 'BETIY BLEAR, MARGIE MC- COY, KAYE NEWMAN, JEAN ANN SPOHN, MAIDA WILSON, BOB I WATKINS. Page Seventy-'I ANNUAL BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ...,, .................. . , , . ..... MARY ZULAUF Adver+ising Manager. . . . . ,BEATRICE MINER Circulafion Manager, A .,,.. HELEN TUCKER Cashier ......,..,. r,., ..,...r.......,,... G L ORIA HILL Cashier .... ..,..... ,............. M A RY RUSSOLILLO Bookkeepers. . . . . wEQC!-EXIIL-TSHAFER Secrefary .... ..,..,.,....,.,......... D OROTHY KERN Recorders 1 1 H 1 EMARJORIE MCFADDEN ' ' JEAN KEEFER Clerk .... .........,...,......,.. ......A.....,,.... C H ARLOTTE KOONS Typisf ..... ....r..,.........4...i................A........ E DITH MARLOW SoIici+ors. DOROTHY AMBROSIA, MARJORIE BEARD, BERNICE CARLSON. Sevenfy-four JOAN FRIEBIS, PAULINE KAUFMAN, JACKIE KIENLE, VIRGINIA KILBURY, ELAINE KRIVDO, PATRICIA LAUER, VIRGINIA MCCOMB. ANNE NELSON, JIM NICHOLS, HAROLD RYERSON, ORUS SHE- VVARD, HERB STEELE, DONNA THOMAS. FRANK VAN CAMP. i i STUDENT COUNCIL The Sfudenl Council is composed of a selecf group chosen from each regislrafion room. H' is The duly of 'rhe Sfudenf Council +o plan a nd preseni assemblies, mainlain bullelin boards, sponsor scrap drives, sell war sfamps and bonds. Sl5,000 worlh of sfamps and bonds have been sold lhis year a+ Wesl High School. Ocfober 23. 'rhe S+uden+ Council sponsored a dance,-Frankie Dusenberry's orcheslra providing fhe music. Commillees are as follows: Welcoming Commifleez Chairman, Louis Erf: Publicify Commilleez Chairman, Jane Gibbon: Clubs Comrniflee: Chairman, Paul Berndrq Bulleiin Board: Chairman, Georgia Recfor: Assembly Com- miHee: Chairman, Jim Recob. Officers include: Pres., John Brown: Vice Pres.,Jim Bell: Sec., Bonnie Lear, and Treas. Donn Crosby. Page Seveniy-live JANUARY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Joan McCord, Jean Eccles, Carol Gamso, Anne McKee, Belly Reed, I-lerberl' Siewari, Georgia Nerf, Mildred Sieele, Sranley Taylor, Esrher Anlcrom, Wallace Trorler, Lois Jones, Alberr Shawd, Elaine Planck, Delberl Smiih, Bob Piper. Officers include, Pres., Herberl' Slewarlg Sec., Berry Reed. 4 JUNE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY John Brown, Mary Lou Srorch, Con- siance Doherfy, Marjorie Basi, Woodrow Pickering, June Heaney, Marian Miller, Bob Maurarh, Gordon Taylor, Velma Thomas, Mary Harold, Marlha McCandlish, Beverly Phillips, Regina Mafloclc, Eleanor Smiih, Pal' -Lauer, Charlorle Koons, Dororhy I-lingsl, Mary I-lyali, Norma Swepsion, Eleanor Oliver, Wanda Wagner, Erline Johnsion, Norma Kulp, Jane Roush, Dor- olhy Preslon, Ralph Waugh, Ted Scharen- berg, Bill Schneider, Jean Symes, Pal Kanavel, Marilyn Goldsaclc, Eugene Fow- ler, Paul McClain, Marvin Allison, Alvinza Bunner. Ofiicers include: Pres., Woodrow Pickering: Sec., June Heaney. Elizabefh Dean and John Layman were absenl' ar Ihe 'rime This picrure was Ialcen. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership for 'rhis socieiy is based on a 3.5 average in scholarship, good leadership, a high moral characier, and ihe achievemem' of ren service poinls. Each sIuden'r's record is iudged by a council of Ihree or more Ieachers. The objecr of such an honor group is 'ro creale enfhusiasm for scholarship, srimulale a desire for service, promole leadership, and improve characfer. Each year I5'X, of rhe senior class, having measured up Io These requiremenls, are named and officially recognized as members of Ihe Nafional Honor Sociefy. This year we exceeded 'rhis number slighily, and Ihirfy-eighr from 'rhe class were elecled for membership. Marjorie Bas? and John Layman received hononorable ciiafion for arraining a 4.0 average during Ihe pasr four years. Page Seveniy-six The Junior I-Ionorary, known as The L SocieTy, is based upon schoIasTic requiremenTs, ex clusively. The grade sfandard, which is essenTial Tor membership, is a minimum oT 3.5 average. ln order To TurTher The educaTional moTiT of The club, enTerTaining, as well as inTormaTive meeT- ings, were planned during The year. Advised by KaTherine Gress, The club recen+Iy vofed as an annual proiecT, The purchase of a war bond. Olilicers of This club are: Pres., John Layman, Vice Pres., Woodrow Pickering: Sec., BeTTy Eicher, and Treas., PaT Kanavel. The o'lTice moniTors, a sTaiT oT boys and girls who carry ouT various duTies connecTed wiTh The ofhce, are under The direcTi0n and supervision OT Maxine MaThews, Wanda GaTes, office clerlcs, and I-larold Washburn, boys aTTendance-Teacher. Among The responsibiliTies underTalcen by These sTudenTs are collecTing and recording absence slips, receiving Telephone messages, and running errands Tor The Teachers. They also Take care of The needs of The sTudenTs who come To The oTTice, by issuing Tardy permiTs, absence excuses, and caring Tor losT arTicles. L SOCIETY ..1...1tl..i..-. OFFICE MONITORS HI-Y CLUB PresidenT ,,.... . . .Don Crosby Vice PresidenT. . . ,.... Louis Erf SecreTary .... .... G uy KenT Treasurer ........ .... J im CoTner SergeanT-aT-Arms .,.. ..., E rnie Dahien . .l.,',..,.... The largesT, and perhaps mosT acTive boys' group aT WesT High is The l-li-Y Club. This club, which is based on Chris- Tian ideals, has been an imporTanT guide To many oT our boys. The WesT chapTer is The largesT among ciTy schools, numbering 95 members. lT probably has The mosT varied acTiviTy program aT our school. One oT The club's mosT popular proiecTs is The sponsorship oT The Homecoming Day program. l-ii-Y members likewise parTicipaTed in The EasTer assembly, rendering an imporTanT service. The club assisTed The G. R.'s in planning The services held EasTer week. i ln ouT-OT-Town acTiviTies, This organiza- l Tion senT a member To The NaTional l-li-Y l Congress held aT Oxford. Members also held oTTices. During The annual CiTy Day acTiviTies boys and girls Trom all The high schools Took over The local govern- menT. In The aThleTic program The l-li-Y had Teams enTered in many sporTs. They included bowling, in which The WesT enTry was crowned CiTy Champs , swimming, in which an undermanned Cowboy Team Took second place, and soTTball, in which The WesT l-li-Y men Tinished in sixTh place. The club aT all Times works hand-in-hand wiTh The Girl Reserves, which is The boys' club Teminine counTer- parT. The ioinT acTiviTies included a dance and program which was held in The school gym. The plans Tor EasTer week were also laid ioinTly. AT Thanksgiving, The l-li-Y planned The assembly, which Took place during ThaT week. Much crediT musT be given To The Two TaculTy advisors, A. E. Buchanan and E. T. STone. One of The drawing cards of The club's meeTing ThroughouT The year was The inTeresTing speakers, in- cluding Clyde Moore, Casey Clipper, Tippey Dye and a represenTaTive Trom The local navy recruiTing oTTice. Page SevenTy-eighT The Girl Reserve Theme, The Girl Reserves in a World aT War, was presenTed To members aT regular monThly meeTings. An ice-breaker parTy, Tollowed by a recogniTion service, was held in November wiTh The l-li-Y club. Plans progressed immediaTely Tor The widespread ChrisTmas program, which included parTies Tor The chil- dren in Two communiTy houses. Dolls and Toys were made and purchased by members and presenTed as giTTs To These children. An assembly was held during ChrisTmas season, TeaTuring a pageanT wiTh an all girl casT, direcTed by Jeanne Gilmore. Music was provided by The WesT High choral group. A supper parTy was Then given Tor The graduaTing mid-Term seniors. A ioinT meeTing of The l-li-Y and Girl Reserves was held in April. EnTerTainmenT Tollowing This, included a square dance held in The gym. This club is The largesT girls' club in WesT l-ligh, and one oT The largesT in The ciTy. lT is ably advised by Eva WrighT, Edna l-larrison, and Maude Davis. GIRL RESERVES PresidenT .............. Alice RemingTon Vice PresidenT .... ........ P aT Lauer SecreTary ..... .... M ary Lou STorch Treasurer. . , ..... Jane Gibbon lit-ii CHAIRMEN Program Chairman ,...... Hope STriclcland Ways and Means ,... Marfha McCandlish PubliciTy ....... Jean Symes, Norma Kulp Social ,.........,..... Janice Moorhead DevoTions ................. Be'Hy Moore Member aT Large .......... Millie Shafer Ring Chairman ....... DoroThy Hemmerly Music ..........,, .,., J ane HawThorne Librarian ..............,. Janelle Walker T Room Chairman .......... Freda Williams l0Th Grade RepresenTaTive . Charlene Lauer l l SPANISH CLUB c l i LE CERCLE FRANCAIS To increase lhe Spanish sTuden+'s knowl- edge as 'ro The cusioms of The Spanish speaking counlries, is 'rhe loremosl obiecl of rhis club. A+ one of 'rhe early meefings a Mexican speaker was feafured. l-le hailed from F Mexico Cily, and compared The Mexican cusloms lo Those of 'lhe Uniled Slales. He also exhibiled Mexican money lo members of ihe club. A spring picnic was held +o complele lhe year's funclions. Advisor of lhis club is Miss Glenn. Officers are: Pres., Charles Naddy: Vice Pres., Bob Howard: Sec.. Marilyn Sapp: Treas., Dick Weber: and Program Chairman, Ted Scharenberg. A+ monihly meefings, French ar+is'rs. scholars and musicians are among lhose sludied 'ro give The French sludenf a more Thorough undersianding of The French people. In Jrhe winfer a gala Mardi Gras was held. Ruih Black was chosen queen and Joe Moore reigned as king. Games and dances, followed by refreshmenls, complefed fhe evening. A spring picnic was held lo bring aclivilies lo a close. ' f This club is successfully advised by Miss Glenn. Officers of ihis club are: Pres. Shalmir Springer, Vice Pres. Gordon Taylor, Sec. Mariorie Nor- ris, Treas. Janelle Clum, and Program Chairman, J .ine Mugrage. Page Eighiy . . l The exclusive aim oT The PhoToplay Club is To impress upon The minds oT iTs members knowl- edge oT The highesT Torm concerning The besT raTed movies and supplemenTal reading maTerial. Reviews on coming movie aTTracTions are regularly presenTed aT club meeTings To aid The mem- bers in selecTing The beTTer movies. As a club proiecT The movie, Gunga Din, was presenTed To The sTudenT body on February II, T94-3. The club is supervised by Miss Delane Schindler. The commiTTees consisT oT The following: Social commiTTee, Joan Beh and Louis ErTg PubliciTy commiTTee, Chairman Woodrow Pickering, Helen McHenry and Mariorie Norris. Club officers are: Pres. Billie Cale, Vice Pres. Bob KenworThy, Sec. PaT Lauer, and Treas. Mar- iean Trappe. The LaTin Club is The mosT popular classical club in WesT Senior High: iT sTrives To creaTe in The high school LaTin sTudenT an acTive inTeresT in The applicaTion oT The LaTin language To modern i e. lnTeresTing monThly meeTings were held, conducTed by The sTudenTs oT The various classes. under The supervision oT Misses Blanche Kern, MargareT Campbell, and Mae Jones. ReporTs on The home life oT The Romans have proved To be enioyable as well as inTormaTive. Songs are always sung in The LaTin language. Many games, including a myThical baseball game, and cross-word puzzles, have been played wiTh The use of This language. The annual proiecT of The club, decided aT The March meeTing, provided money Trom The club Treasury To pay Tor Roman cosTumes, To be used aT The LaTin banqueT, given annually here. A leader among WesT High clubs, This organizaTion has seT TorTh a deTiniTe goal and purpose and each member is sTriving Toward ThaT obiecTive. Officers oT This club are: Pres. ConsTance DoherTy, Vice Pres. John Layman, Sec. Alice Rem- ingTon, and Treas. Hope STriclcland. PHOTOPLAY CLUB --+--- - LATIN CLUB Page Ei BAND .Ll..t.-1.-. ORCHESTRA WesT l-ligh's popular, peppy and per- sisTenT band can be invariably depended upon To come charging down The gridiron aT The half, wiTh a compleTe and new show. Known ThroughouT The ciTy Tor iTs unique TormaTions and novelTy songs, The band ranks TirsT as The largesT and besT - T- high school band in The ciTy, if noT in The enTire sTaTe. ance inTo The armed Torces. AT presenT, This group is insTrucTed by RoberT Dowling. The band was led by C. W. BenneTT, prior To his enfr Oflicers are: Pres. Mariean Trappe, Vice Pres. Ralph Thomen, Sec. Erline JohnsTon, and Treas. RoloerT Gulcher. The WesT High OrchesTra, an organizaTion of 25 members, is one of which we are all proud. PracTicing Three days a week, The orchesTra has played wiTh skill aT BaccalaureaTe, Honor SocieTy, assemblies. and The Senior Class Play. The officers oT This musical organizaTion are as Tollows: Bob Gulcher, president Bill l-lagans, vice preside-nT3 Roy Kimes. secreTary-Treasurer: Jim Recob. Charles Richards. librarians: Eugene Fowler, Phil Bowser, properTy chairmen. The orchesirra was formerly under The direcTion oT Charles BenneTT. who is now in The armed services. AT presenT RoberT Dowling is insTrucTor oT This organizaTion. Jean Saylor, who Tor several years played The French horn in The orchesTra and band. passed away in The monTh of March. ghTy-Two The Glee Club, under lhe excellenl direclion of H. E. l-lufchinson. has parlicipaled in many programs. Among lhe programs arranged by 'rhis group, were 'rhe Chrislmas and Easfer Assemblies. The seleclions sung by These sludenls included The beaufiful None O+her Lamb -by Edmundson. and Theodulph's Hymn-by Teschner-Olds. This group, composed of young vocalisls inleresled in music, is conduc+ed 'rwice weekly by l-l. E. l-lulchinson. The songs included in 'rhis sludy are bolrh popular and semi-classical. Phrasing and harmony are Hrs? discussed, followed by enlerlaining, as well as enjoyable periods of mass singing. GLEE CLUB ----k--- GENERAL Musuc: 7,1 , SENIOR PLAY CAST t - WEST WINGS CLUB The Senior DramaTic classes selecTed The Tarce, OuT oT The Frying Pan , Tor Their annual producTion, given on May I3-I4, under The very capable guidance of Mrs. J. Gilmore. dramaTic insTrucTor. AssisTing Mrs. Gilmore was Billie Cale, sTudenT di- recTor. The play casT included: John Brown, Don Murphy. Tom Webb, Alice Erb, Marjorie BasT, Jane Gibbon, Gloria CalenTine, Bon- nie Lear, Richard Janes, Roger Miller, Don STouT and Lewis WomeldorT. CommiTTee chairmen included: Makeup, Beverly Phillips: PubliciTy, Alice RemingTon, and Prop- erTy, Wanda DeaTon. Highly recommended by criTics, TheaTrical columns said: To have heard The audience roaring you would have ThoughT ThaT 'l-lellzapoppin' had been crossed wiTh 'You Can'T Take IT WiTh You' and beTroThed To 'Charley's AunT'. -New York Times. --a youTh and laugh show. -New York Daily Mirror. This play, wriTTen by Francis Swann, exhibiTs a nice sponTanieTy and naTuralness, wiTh The resulf ThaT iT is one of The more enioyable Trolics of The season. -Brooklyn Eagle. Above are a Tew oT The build-ups This play was given in ciTies all over The counTry, helping To prove whaT a gala performance The l943 producTion aT WesT High proved To loe. The WesT Wings club is well inTo iTs Third year of organizaTion. Embracing membership of ap- proximaTely sixTy sTudenTs. The club is making iT possible Tor These sTudenTs To acquire a knowledge in The elemenTary principles of aviaTion. This year The club has been discussing meTeorology, baromeTers, aTmospheric pressure, and Tem- peraTures. Several books on meTeorology have been purchased To give addiTional inTormaTion on These Topics To members. The WesT Wings club has been asked by municipal oTTicials To record The ciTy meTeorlogical readings. The officers oT This club are: Pres., Don Murphy: Vice Pres., Paul McClain: Sec., Gordon Taylor: Treas., Joanne l-lane. Advisor is C. S. Kennedy, who is very well informed along such lines. The Triangle Club sTarTed The new year wiTh I I new members. The drive Tor These members was TerminaTed by iniTiaTion on OcT. I3. For Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas, The members senT IeTTers To The boys in service. A New Year's parTy and weiner roasT were held This season. A dance also was sponsored by The club, which proved successful. Plans were made during The club year To send The OccicIenT To The boys in service. OTTicers oT This club are: Pres., Bob McFadden: Vice Pres.. Chas. Naddy: Sec.. ArThur Lawhead. and Treas.. Don Jenks. Advisor of This club is C. S. Kennedy. CompIeTing anoTher successful year are The library counselors under The supervision of Helen R. Lumley. Opening a new reserve room was Their biggesT accomplishment This reserve room is Tor The ex- clusive use of Democracy sTudenTs. and provides ease and TaciIiTy Tor obTaining overnighT books. Members of The library sTaTT musT excel in Their grades. They sacrifice Their sTudy periods so ThaT They may do This work. Ofiicers of This club include: Pres., Barbara McNuTT, Vice Pres., Ellen Clark. and Secy., Beverly Bigelow. TRIANGLE CLUB LIBRARY COUNSELORS CHEMISTRY CLUB --- ir Page HOME ECONOMICS CLUB A small club of approximaTely TwenTy sTudenTs meeTs weelcly under The direcTion oT E. T. STone. To devoTe Time and eTTorT To experimenTs oT chemisTry. The club provides addiTional laboraTory work Tor Those sTudenTs who have a keen inTeresT in chemisTry and desire more advanced insTrucTion Than can be secured in classes. RequiremenTs Tor membership are regular aTTendance aT meeTings, and successful advancemenT on a Term proiecT. Officers oT This club include: Pres., DoroThy Henderson: Vice Pres., Theodore Coburn: Sec., Shal- mir Springer, and Treas., Edi+h SeabolT. Helping To promoTe higher ideals of culTure and sTandards of living, The l-lome Economics club Tinished an unusually successTul year. ATTer The iniTiaTion oT The new members. The club, numbering approximaTely 40 in membership. sponsored inTeresTing meeTings. AT The holiday season. a ChrisTmas parTy was given. Among some Themes for The meeTings was one TeaTuring a beauTy culTure specialisT, who informed The girls of meTnods Tor The proper care of slcin and hair. Upholding Their sTandards of healThy recreaTion. The club members wenT on a bicycle hike aT The end of The semesTer. Officers oT This club are: Pres.. Gloria l-lillq Vice Pres.. Jean Cannon: Sec., BeTTy MarquardT, and Treas., MargareT ScoTT. Advisor of This club and supervisor of caTeTeria, is Miss Emma Uncapher. Eiqhfy-six .1.....xi.-..- Performing one of The mosT imporTanT jobs in The co-ordinaTion of exTra curricular acTiviTies here, The business managers are busy The year 'round handling TiclceTs Tor all school TuncTions, including plays, fooTball games, opereTTas, varieTy shows and baslceTball games. The room secreTaries have equally imporTanT iobs. They musT be presenT each morning To checlc home room aTTendance, help promoTe The sale of Ticl4eTs Tor all school Tunchons, and keep records of OccidenT and Annual paymenTs. Supervised by Harry L. Zulauf, This group ol' sTudenTs has worlaed TaiThTully ThroughouT The year To promoTe The school program. Once again, under The supervision of Edwin Kaylor, The DebaTe Club had a very successful year. Members of This club parTicipaTed in The disTricT debaTe TournamenT held aT Ohio STaTe in The monTh of February. LighTer subiecTs, mainly Tor amusing momenTs aT The club meeTings included such debaTable Top- ics as-Which is The mosT imporTanT To ---M The home-The TooThbrush or The calce of soap. ConTesTs among The members were held To deTermine Who Can Tell The TallesT Tale, also. Officers of This club include: Pres.. STan- ley STansellg Vice Pres., Neil Mowrey: Sec. and Treas., Barbara McNuTT. ROOM SECRETARIES AND BUSINESS MANAGERS DEBATE CLUB l l CHEERLEADERS Yea Wesrl Yea Wesfl Fighf! Fighfl Figh'r! This is only one of rhe numerous, energetic spon- 'raneous cheers heard a+ our baslcefball and loofloall games, enihusiasfically lead by our unfiring cheerleaders. Known lhroughour 'rhe cify for Their original cheers, unusual cosrurnes and 'rheir abilily, Wes? High can 'rruly be proud of such a squad. Prior 'ro graduaiion These cheerleaders received a W leH'er as a 'rolcen for Their zealous efforis and prompf arfendance ai The games. Picfurecl above, lefr io righrz Billie Cale, Bonnie Lear. Peggy Fergus, John Brown, Gordon Taylor, and Don Murphy. Harold Washburn, formerly head cheerleader ai Ohio Sfaie, is insrruclor of 'rhe above group. Page Eighiy-eighi' John In 744 S Murnane, Dave Murphy, Harold Murrah. Edward Murrary, Jack Murnane. Paul Murnane. Tom Murrary. Don Morrow, Carl Mohn, Bill Monrgomery. Jack Mohn. Lee Moorhead. Dan Moorhead. Bob Mooney. Joe Moore. Carl Moore. Kennelh W. Morison. Bob Mohn. Bob Mollencamp. Belly. WAVE Morris. Jack MORRISON. SAM Mosier, Glen Moyer. Bob Moyer. Adam Mosier. Jack Morrison. Fred Monelle. Charles Marlow, Omer W. Moore. Mirlh Myers. Howard Marcum. Charles Marlin, Andy Miller. John Miller, Jack Miller. Dick Mc Murray. Ernesl Murnane. Jim Marlin, Dick Miller. Bud Marsh. Robl. Marsh. Ferdinand Miller. Larry Miller, James Marlin. Edwin Mers. Harold Myers, Joan. SPARS Marsh. Gunner McDonald. Marvin McDonough. Jim McGonigle. Francis Mclfnighi, Ray McBride. C. F. McBride. G. Cliff McBerger. John McClain, Charles McCann. Melvyn McCary. Bill McCann. Bob McCracken, Charles McCashlin. Waller McDonough. Paul McDaniel. Harold McDonald. Tom McFadden. Duck McFarland, Miles McGhee. Dick McGrail, John McGil, Alberl McCarvey, George McKinley. Jim McKinley. Harold McKinney. Ralph McLung. Dick MCPHERSON. E. ll. McMillan, Bob McGuire, Helsel F. McOuire. Bill McQuillen. Leo McVay. Ray McLain, Roger McLain. John McFadden, Fred McFadden. Bill McCoy. Bill McCree. George N Niday. Charles Naddy. John Nagle. Joe Narin, John Nelson, Harry Nelson, Maurice Nelson. Joe Neal, Jim Neal. Howard Neeshan. Herb Newman. Cecil Newlon. John Nelson. Bill Nellleship, Bill Neeshan, Bob Nichols, Bob Nicholson, Lewis Nider, Glen Norwood. Ray Noble. Winslon Nicholson. Fred O Oakley. Leroy O'Conner. John O'Dell. Carl O'Donnel. Charles Ogden. Jim Ogdin, William Ogden. Ray Ogden. Francis O'Harra. Harry Ollman. Henry Oman. Russ O'Malley. Mike O'Neil. John O'Niel. Roy O'Neil. Millon O'Neal. Jim O'Neal. Sam O'Roke. Louis Overrnyer. Phyllis, W Overly. Bob Overholf. Jim Owen. John Owens. Woody Ohman. Don Odell. Earl E. P Painler. Bob Paul. Howard Parker. Cecil Panas. Eugene AVE Palrerson. Ernesl Paas. Ed Palmer. John Paflerson, Everell Painler. George Paflen. Bob Payne. Carl Parks. Edwin Pemberlon. Ken Pelifers. Bob Peepon, Harry Pelers. Edwin Peily, Dick Pearn. James Pearn. 'Harold Pelers, Geoqe Phillips Phillips Phillipsl Phillips Phillips Phillipsl Pindell. Eugene Leo. Jr. Dallas Paul Ed Earl Allaerl' Pillenger. Jesse Plank, Don Pinney, Clinlon Policaro. Tony Power. Porler. Posfle. Poole, Price. Charles Ernesl Paul Bob Earl Price. Gill Price. Sam Proven, Preslle. Oliver Prahl. Harold Prilchard, Clifford Psora, Gus Palferson. S. T. Perry, Ed Pallon. Jennie. WAAC Pafzer. Homer Pappas, John Poslle. John Pyle. Lowell Peck, Alberl Pelly, Norman Pelly, Thomas Palmer. Chas. Quinn. Q Torn R Randall. Bob Rayburn. Wally Rayburn. Jim Ray. Ralph Ralhburn. Harold Ralph. John Rader. Ranny, Charles Haslelr Ray. Bob Ralslon, Bob Reeb. Alonzo Reagan. Don Reeb. Bob Recfor, CMH 41 41 'K 'K +I 'K 'K -K Reed. Frank Reese. Bruce Reeves. Bob lCon+inued on page 1041 ir i' i i ir 'A' uk Page Eighiy-nine February Class Speakers Slanley Taylor, Berry Reed. Newsl Pals AM Na1ure Tall, dark and handsome - Sld Hoyt When Our Hearls were Young and Gay I 'rhoughf l'd die laughing Pause Thai' Refreshesn- Jean Eccles, Norma Swepslon Penal'ry for Mischief -Noble Allen, Margaret Weber lf was THAT big I Saorfg 21? sk ak -K -IK 'K sk ii -K SPQRTS Sporfs serve nor only as an oullel for physical energy and build srrong. healfhy bodies buf +hey also consriluie a major pari' of America's favorile enlerfainmenf. Ano+her imporranf aspecf of parficiparion in sporfs is 'rhe abilify 'ro give and fake. This qualify of cooperalion is an asser no+ only 'ro be used in games. buf should be pracficed in every day life. To fhe srudenfs of Wes+ l-ligh many sporrs, such as baskefball. baseball, horseshoes, archery, volley-ball, soccer. elc.. develop coordinalion of mind and body. These healrhful acfiviries are supervised by Trained in- sfrucrors: Coaches A. E. Buchanan, R. C. Glass and Miss l-lelen McCormick. ir 'k ir ir 'ik 'A' 'ir Page Nineiy-fwo THE COACHING STAFF A. E,, BUCHANAN Coach Buchanan filled Ihe vacancy lefl by George Williams. He insI'ruc+ed boys' gym classes, commando Irainingf' and boy's heallh classes. R. C. GLASS Assislanl foolball coach, baslcefball, Iraclc super- visor. commando Irainingf' boys' gym, boys' heallh class and baseball. GEORGE WILLIAMS Coach of foo+ballg baslrelball, baseball, boys' gym, commando Training, boys' healrh classes and firsl-aid. AI Ihe lime This book wenf Io press, Coach Williams had iusr leff for Ihe armed services. I-Ie is now a Lieufenani Junior Grade, Chapel Hill, Norih Carolina. V-5. --k- -if fn Manny .... fx. y- Q. gems eazzm I Grea+er love haih no man Than This. Than 'rhai he lay down his life for his counIry, -- so passed George Collins from our miclsi. lf seems bu'r yesierday rhai we greeied him in Ihis building, when he relurned home for a brief furlough, I-Iis ou+stre+ched hand, his winning smile, and his modesi' manner won all our hearis. We shall ever cherish his Chrisiian qualifies. George Collins shall always live in our memories as an exemplificaiion of Jrhe besi 'Found in life. This experience reminds us oi The brevi+y of life and irs unceriainiy. I+ brings +o us 'The realizalion 'rhai life offers us buf one choice. SERVICE. This, George Collins generously gave io all-in 'rhe classroom, in sporis. or wherever he weni. A WEST I-IIGI-I IS A BETTER PLACE FOR I-IAVING KNOWN ONE GEORGE COLLINS. -OUR LOSS IS I-IEAVEN'S GAIN. Page Nineiy-four - ' +A- --Q-v --A .1 --V s-- -. - . V-V - 1 4....v.,., -g , u I . N., . Q ,.,, -L......t...-...... W ASSGCIATION ..,.l-- ,... J., ...,,,,,, . , - . . ,N i' z'Y.' Ii' I - A.-I? ' . ..-. T s:.'i'gi.' 5... 1-.. ,gif ' ... ' - : GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION This organized group has developed info a fine, energe+ic and aciive club composed eniirely of W Ieiiermen. Each year an inifiafion ceremony is held 'lor 'Ihe new members. The group successfully held a dance aiier 'rhe Norlh baslceiball game, February 26, which proved enioyable 'for everyone aflending. Proving Ihe cIub's abiliiy, Ihe members coniribuled Iheir lime and efforl' foward The I-lilllop Record Subscripiion Drive, wiih 'rhe help of Ihe journalism and business adverrising deparimenrs. The club advisor was Coach George Williams, IieuI'enan'I junior grade, who is now in Ihe Uni- Ied S+a'res Navy. The Girls' Afhleiic Associaiion, whose purpose if is Io promoie good sporlsmanship, characier, amid leadership, under The supervision of Miss I-Ielen McCormick, is one +he mosr aciive clubs in +he sc ool. The club calendar of 'Ihe year slarled wilh an acquainIance parly 'for girls inI'eres+ed in 'rhe G.A.A. A very successful bake sale was held on Sarurday, November I4, al' a local deparlmeni sI'ore. Volley-Ball was held on Friday, December 5. Inlramural baslceiball began Ihe la+Ier pari of November. The mos+ successful baslcelball 'lournameni ever held here, Ioolc place This year on March 26, in 'rhe school gymnasium. This was Ihe firsf nighi fournamenf ever sponsored by Ihe G.A.A. The seniors won Ihe Iirsi game over Ihe iuniors by Ihe score of ZI-I8: -Second game, seniors vs. sophomores, seniors winning by Ihe score of II-6. The seniors 'rhen clinched 'rhe Iifle of champions. Various aciiviiies such as, Iciclcball, baseball and volleyball were played during Ihe spring monfhs. On May 27, Ihe annual Moiher-Daughier banquer was held Io climax +he season. The officers include: Presideni, Marjorie McCoy: Vice-Pres., Doroihy Ligh+ner: Secrelary and Treasurer, Wanda Wagner: lniramural Direcior, June I-Ieaney. Page Nineiy-live Page NineTy-six VARSITY FOOTBALL Lady Luclc deserTed The T943 WesT Grid men early in The Tall: aTTer dropping Their opener wiTh Newark 33-O, WesT amassed only TiTTeen poinTs The remainder oT The season. Due To The lack oT reTurning leTTer-men and The lighTness oT The Team, The Cow- boys persisTenTly 'faced opponenTs boTh larger and more experienced. ATTer The Newark opener, Marion was visiTed and a much-improved l-lillTop squad came away aT The end oT an I8-6 counT. Our Powell Ave. boys nexT sTepped inTo The Torrid ciTy race and meT The hard- hiTTing Irish eleven, The Aquinas Gridders, shuTTing WesT ouT I8-O. NexT game Time The Coyboys played. They losT To The Tough EasT Bengals, laTer CiTy Champs, and were downed I3-O. An improving Team Took To The road again, and iourneyed To IronTon, holding The homeTown boys To a I2-O counT, WesT again failing To hiT paydirT. The Tollowing Friday WesT was humbled by Their old rival, NorTh. The big, TasT-moving Arcadia Av-gridclers Trampled The lighTer Bucks 40-7. IT was hoped ThaT The presence oT The homecoming queen would inspire The HillToppers To greaTer eTTorT againsT The burly DayTon-RoosevelT eleven, buT only a sTrong defense made possible a 26-2 beaTing,-wiTh WesT sTill on The boTTom. ln Their Tinal game The Cowboys showed The spiriT and The TighT which had Tailed hereToTore. On a cold and windy Tield They were Tinally edged 7-0 by The CenTral PiraTes. The Tinal game showed ThaT The I942 Cowboy eleven did noT compleTely lack The winning qualiTies needed Tor vicTories. VARSITY BASEBALL AlThough Their coach, George Williams, was called To The Navy before The CiTy League goT underway, The Cowboy baseballers proceeded To bring home Their TiTTh sTraighT TiTle and as we go To press, The Team is now Tied Tor TirsT wiTh CenTral wiTh six wins and one loss. Due To The lack oT leTTermen. The Cowboy squad was noT up To iTs usual per- Tormance. The Cowboys were aT Times labeled The hiT-less wonders. The Team seemed To be The hoT and cold Type ThroughouT The year. Coach Williams, who has been The Cowboy coach Tor The lasT Tour years, was called To service on April 22 and enTered The Navy as a LT. and is now Training aT Chapel Hill, NorTh Carolina. Coach Williams was succeeded by Edward Alexinas, who is sTill majoring in physical educaTion aT Ohio STaTe UniversiTy. This season The Cowboys played only Two pre-season games: swamping lv1iTFlin 6 To O and LancasTer 7 To 2. In The CiTy League, The Cowboys have yeT To play The CenTral PiraTes. who beaT The Bucks lasf season by The score oT 2 To O. This game will probably de- cide who will Take The CiTy League crown. The Cowboys also have Aquinas and EasT yeT To play. As Tor The DisTricT Tournament The drawings have noT yeT Taken place so as we go To press The baseball TiTles are noT very deTiniTe. This year's Team has been molded around Three reTurning leTTermen. Dick l-loover. George Ours and Bill Richards. Bill Richards. The Cowboy's all-around aThleTe was called To service also. Bill joined The Navy and was called on April 28. Dick l-loover, Cowboy hurler. was oTFered a chance To play ball This summer in Tennessee wiTh one oT The New York GianTs Farm Clubs. Page NineTy seven VARSITY BASKETBALL WesT's BuTT and Brown cage-men had The peculiar experience of deTeaTing Twice The reigning ciTy champions, while in The Tinal sTandings WesT occupied sec- ond place. RaTed as a pre-season TavoriTe, WesT sTarTed OTF in championship sTyle by ouT- scoring Their TirsT Two opponenTs, Springfield 33-24. and Academy 43-I7. The Cowboys' TirsT sTep ouT of The winning column came when They leTT Their home courT and visiTed LancasTer and ChillicoThe, losing To The LancasTer quinTeT 49-30, and To The ChillicoThe five 3l-l6. Lady luck reioined Them briefly as They Top ed The Alumni 32-29, as cenTer, Jack Underman, hiT The hoop Tor 2l poinTs. MisTForTune sTruck again as The power- Tul. and yeT uncrowned STaTe Champions, Trampled The Cowboys 41-22. STarTing ouT on The Topsy-Turvy ciTy-league. The WesT Cager's ouTclassed CenTral, The ciTy crown TavoriTes, 46-32. Then The upseT occurred. The SouTh Bull- dogs invaded The WesT gym and, in one of The mosT exciTing games oT The year, They deTeaTed The WesTerners 22-2I. The Cowboys Then came back To ouT-poinT The Aquinas Terriers 26-2l. The Bucks Then walked over EasT 48-28, Thus ending The TirsT round OT play. WesT BaskeTeers slapped The score 43-34 over The NorTh Polar Bears. Supposed nof To have a winning combinaTion aTTer The deparTure of Jack Under- man and Richard CarTer, The WesTerners again deTeaTed The CenTral Buccaneers 40-37. The Broncs TelT The sTing of The SouTh Cagers by being deTeaTed 30-27. The varsiTy ended up by bowing To Aquinas 37-25. The EasT Bengals' wind was Taken ouT of Their sails by The Bucks 54-42. The WesT QuinTeT ended up in second place in a dead-lock wiTh Aquinas and SouTh by losing To The NorTherners 46-42. The cagers invaded The Ohio STaTe Gym as They enTered The DisTricT TournamenT. drawing Aquinas as rivals: The WesT boys were deTeaTed in an over-Time sTanza by The score of 48-46. The season record sTood aT nine wins and Ten losses Tor a percenTage oT 475. CapT. Dick Hoover and George Ours won berThs on The TirsT Team all-high while Bill Richards was chosen Tor second Team. Page NmeTy elqhT RESERVE BASKETBALL AlThough fha boys Tound The vicTory Tormula in buT six of TiTTeen conTesTs. They were called WesT Reserve FighTing Five. The squad Torms The basic Training Tor The TuTure varsiTy sTars. The so-called WesT seconds showed TighT and deTermina- Tion in all oT Their games. The six vicTories were achieved over The Academy quinTeT I6-I4: WesT alumni 33-24: Linden McKinley 30-17: EasT Tiger Juniors Twice 30-I8 and 32-30: and lasT buT noT leasT, The Aquinas seconds 26-25. The Aquinas Reserves shared The Reserve TiTle wiTh The CenTral Reserve Tive. They Tallied 3l6 poinTs To Their opponenTs' 36l againsT Them, which proved ThaT The Reserves didn'T lack The TighT and scoring abiliTy in any oT Their conTesTs. The Springheld game was classed as The lowesT score in any of The games This year, The scoring column sTanding I3-I I, The Junior Cowboys on The losing end. Guard Jesse Haines was high-scorer wiTh a ToTal oT 60 poinTs, Tollowed by Gene Shade wiTh 42. Harold Buchanan and Diclc McCurdy were nexT wiTh 38 and 3l, respecTively. R. C. Glass, who served his TirsT year wiTh The Reserve Team, developed many boys who will be counTed on heavily Tor nexT year's varsiTy Team. Page NineTy-nine WEST TRACK TEAM The group of boys ThaT represenT The buTT and brown on The cinder oval This year are wiThouT equal as To personal deTerminaTion and will To win. AlThough TiTTy boys answered The Track call, The number of regulars Trom lasT year's Team was comparaTively small. Coach R. C. Glass also was experiencing his TirsT season as Track menTor aT WesT. and The diTliculTies To be overcome by a new coach are endless. However, The TemperamenT oT The boys and The abiliTy of Their coach was closely shown April 9Th aT Their TirsT meeT when The Powell Ave. boys overcame SouTh and ArlingTon. Final score was WesT 68, SouTh 40. and ArlingTon 43. ' On April I4Th, The Cowboys invaded The lair oT The EasT Trackmen and Tell before Them, 79 To 39. WesT Then enTerTained iTs ouT of ciTy opponenT, Newark. buT Tared no beTTer on The home oval. losing To The Newark group 76 To 42. The nexT local group To Tall before The guns of The TasT moving WesT men was Bexley, who salvaged only 27 poinTs while WesT piled up 9l. Due To The lack of TransporTaTion. WesT TrequenTly had Telegraphic meeTs, or meeTs in which each Team runs on iTs home Track and exchanges resulTs by mail. One of These meeTs was The Springfield meeT, in which WesT was ouTscored 69lf2 To 48lf2. All Through The season. which is noT yeT complefed. The sTrongesT deparTmenTs seem To be The disTances. These boys were led by CapT. Orus Sheward. Don Mc- Cready. and Dick Carey. AnoTher poinT collecTor was Jack BaTes who ran The hurdles ably assisTed by l.eTTy Kelly. Those oThers who receive Their share oT poinTs are Don Jenks. a dash- man: Jim Ailes. pole-vaulTer: Bill and Bob Jones, and Maurice EmbleTon who handled The middle disTances. AT The Time of prinTing, The disTricT and sTaTe meeTs had noT yeT been held. buT we are sure ThaT These boys under The excellenT Training hand oT Coach R. C. Glass will represenT WesT wiTh honor. Page One Hundred GIRLS BOWLING LEAGUE The second year of Ihe Girls' Bowling League, under 'Ihe supervision of Miss Helen McCormick, afhleiic direcior, came 'ro an end wi+h a very successful season. Wes? High is Ihe only school in Columbus 'rhai has a high school bowling league. This year. due 'ro Ihe Iaci Ihal' so many girls were inleresfed in bowling, we had Iwo nighls of bowling, Tuesday and Thursday. The newer girls bowled on Tues- day, while 'rhe girls from Iasl year bowled on Thursday. Tuesday nighl' 'reams and Iheir respeclive caprains are as follows: Pin Gals, Barbara Bruclcelmeyer: Blond Bombers. Beairice Miner: Rambling Rollers, Doroihy Phillips: Bliiz Bowlers, PaHy Smiih: Whiz Kids, Virena Cleveland: Siarlil, Shirley Meyer: Alley Kals, Pai Goodwin: Wolfelies, Marilyn PaI'Ion. For Ihe Thursday nigh? league Ihe 'reams and capiains are: BowIere'Hes, Beverly Phillips: Ailas, Belly Worrel: Four Slooges, Belly Moore: Keep 'em RolIin,' Gloria Hill: Beavers, Jackie Kienle: Vicloreiles, Virginia Woda: Ten Pins, Irene Luckshaw: Alley Cars, Pai Sherwood. The Blond Bombers were claimed viclors by a Iwo game margin over Ihe S+arIiIs. Members of 'rhe winning Ieam were: Bearrice Miner, Capt, Elinor Miner, Marilyn Slamper, and Marianna Jones. In 'rhe Thursday league The Bowlerelfes won a large margin of games. Members of 'rhe Team are: Pal' Kanavel, Pai Lauer, Mariorie McCoy. and Beverly Phillips, capf. The officers of Ihe Tuesday and Thursday nighi leagues respecfively are: Lorraine Brown, secreiary: Belfy Lear, Ireasurer: Marjorie McCoy, secrelary, and Pal Kanavel, freasurer. Page One Hundred Ons SENIOR BASKETBALL WINNERS BasIceTbaII is The major sporT oT The year. ATTer weeks of pracTice, Sophomore. Junior and Senior Teams were chosen. On March 26, These Teams parTicipaTed in a TournamenT, which marked The TirsT To be held aT nighT. This year The senior Team won over The juniors by The score of 2 I -I 8. The seniors Then pIayed wiTh The sophomores To cinch The Title by The score of II-6. The cap- Tains Tor The sophomores and juniors were Barbara Donovan and Marilyn Sapp, re- specTiveIy. The girIs on The senior Team, Trom IeTT To righT in The TirsT row, are: Marjorie McCoy, June Heaney, Norma Kulp, CapTain: DoroThy LighTner. Bonnie Lee Lear. Second row, IeTT To righT: BeTTy Lou Lear, Connie DoherTy, Eleanor SmiTh, Jean Symes. Georgia RecTor and Billie Caie. Lorraine Brown is noT picTured. Page One Hundred Two Commando free-for-all Ready for action Fore --Mondo Lombardi Hold fhai line! He's downE Our Boys G.A,A. Baslceiball Tournamenf Baseball Favorite - Dick Hoover Yea Wesf! 'K Reed, Tom Reis, Harold Redding, Diclc Reeves, Allen Reagen. Jaclc Reading, Bob Reis. George Reed, Jim Rees. Carl Recior, Dean Rec+or, Herb Rehl, Dick Rehl, Lewis Reed. Paul Reynold. Juaniia, WAVE Rebholl, Tom Rees, Maurice Renner, Ari Reed. Lenord Redding. Don Ressler, John Rhinehand, Charles Rhoads, Dick Rhineharf, Lowell Rhyan, John f Rice, Louis Riggs. Roy Rogers. Paul Rice, Don Riley. Myron Rinehart Rineharl' Rineharil Rinehart K Richards Richards - Richards Ralph Chef Bob Melbourne Bill Jake . John Sieller, Richards. Bob RICHARDS. ROBERT Richardson, Don Richardson. Jim Riley. Bob Rich. Bob Riggs. Bob Rifchey. Bob Rifler, Ed Roberis, Jim Roese. Scorf Rowland, Ned Ruhands, Rogers. John Rohr. Lovell Russell. Jack John Robinson. Jack Robinson, Norman Roland, Dick Ray, Herman Rose. Charles Roberis, Bill Robbinson, Tom Rogers, Don Rose, Bob Roederer, Don Roederer, Louis Roberfs. Paul Roberls, Ray Robinson, Anna, NURSE Robbins, Francis Rudolph, Viclor Rudolph. Don Russell, Elberf Ruhling, Jim Russolillo. Joe Russolillo. Mike Ryan, Waller Raiser. Phil Rodier, Richard Rice, Bob Reardon, Ray Ridenbarq, John Rich. Bill Redding, Bob Rhineharl. Jim Rees. Bill Richards, Roger Rich. Harley Rigney, Alberl Robinson. Diclc Rilchey, Herman B. Rilchey, Landace G. Ritchey. Richard T. Russell. Jaclc Roberis, James Reese, William Robins, Frances D. S Savage. Clilil Sayers. Alfred Samuels. Jack Sapp, Bob Seiple, Allen Saaloclc, Mal Search, lra Seymour, Edward M. Seymour, Jack Seip. John Seyfried, Kenneth Sears, Joe Sears, Everll' Schenz. Earl Schluep. John Scoles. Tom ScoH, Bob Scroggs, Armand Schmidt John Schmidt Fred Scheolrlerbaclc. Charles Schullz. Herman Schusler. Henry Shanely. Slaley Shoniing, Millon Shelion, Harold Shears. Mary. NURSE Shea. Jim Shambaugh. Tom Sheridan, Francis Shephard. Bob Sheridan, Francis Shade, Orville Sheehy, Roy Shields, Russ Sheey. Tom Sherman, Sieve Shaver, Melvin Sheron, Mary. SPAR ,911 Shapiro. Bill Simmons. Morgan Simmons. Eugene Simmons, Jacl: SLATER. RUSSELL Smifh, George R. Smilh, Dicl: Smilh. Ray E. Smifh, Harry Smilh, Jim Smilh, Norman Snydor, Clarence Snyder, Charles Shely, Joe Snopperf, E. Z. Snyder, Jacl: Shiflel, Dave Snyder. Paul Spang. Bob Spang, Oscar Spears, Jerry. Jr. Spangler. Paul Spencer, Alberf Spencer. Bob Spanable, Franlc Speer, Paul SPARROW, PAULINE. SPAR Sievens, Marvin Siephenson, Marvin Slephenson, Alberf Sfevens. Lesling Sfeiler. Thomas Sfewarf, Jaclc Slorch. Charles Sfouf. Verl Slriclcland. Bill Sfoll, Floyd Siler. Billie A. Sfolces, Bill Siingley. Roy Slern. Bill Silveous, LeRoy Sfaley, Viclor Sfewarf, Ed. Sievens, John Slevens. Leroy Sfoul. Roy Jaclr Sfamper, Jesse Sfevenson, Ed Sleele. Howard Sievenson. Harry Slewarl, Dick Slephens, Merle Sievens, Carl Sleecl. George Swisher, Bob Swank. William A. Swandriclr, Chef Swab, Dennis Snashall. Bill Snashall. Sam ScoH, Jacl: Scoii, Ben Smifh. Bob Seale. Alberl' Shea. John Smilh, Don if if if if if ' if if Page One Hundred Four Smilh. Whili Smilh. David Sebring. Millon Swank. Bill Slaughler. Carl Soufh. Bob Slephens. Alberl' Swinehari, John Swain. Joe Sleele. Harold Slewarl. Herb Sears, Joe Sly. Bob Schubert Harold Scharenberq. Gene Scharenberg. Bill Scholien. Henry Scliollen. Pele Simpson, Paul Sieen. Bill Sleward, Ed Shopperl, Wendell Summer. Joe Shawd. Alberl Shawd. Edgar T Taylor. Jim Taylor. Frank TAYLOR. DICK lDECEASEDl Taylor. Waller Tarpy. Dave Taylor. Jack Taylor, John Terry. Howard Temple. Perry Theopoilus, Harry Thomas. Carl Thomas. Charles Thompson, Jack Thompson, Wilbur Thomas. Dick Thomas. Dave THOMPSON. JOHN Thompson. Charles Thompson, Paul Thompson. John Thompson, Waller Thrush, Jack Theis. Howard Thomas, Bob Thomas. Bob H. Thompson. Bob Thompson. Don Thompson. Dick Thrum, Fred Tillmane. Bud Tiplon. Cecil Tordifi. Ralph Tope, Lowell Tompkins. George Todd. Ted Tresenrider, Bob Truill. Ora Tlickle, Dick Trigg, Ben Tresenrider, Paul Tresenrider. Bill ir ir Tracy. P. William Tucker. Charles Toohey, Willis Tom. Dick Tunner. Don Tresenrider. Lewis Tarleion. Ed Tracey, Alice, NURSE Taylor, June, WAVE Taylor. Charles Tresemer. Bob Truman. Sian Trimmer. George Tuoulh. Oscar Turner. Bob Tonkinson, Charles Theophilus. Carl Twigg. Charles Tinkham, Edwin U Ulen. LeRoy Ucker. Dick Ulom. George Ucker. Bob Underman. Fred Underman. Arvicl V VanGaslle. Bob VanDyke. Roger VanDorn, Warren Vance. Clyde Vallers. Howard VanGundy. Bernard VanScoy. Earl VanScoy. Carl VanSchoyck. Tom Vincenl. Arl Vorce. Charles Vandenvender. Marvin Vincenl, Dick Violel. Dick W Wade. Bailey Wade, Gerald Waldo, Ralph Walker. Ed Walz, Sluarl Ward. John Walker. Don Wallace. Gaslon Walfers. Claude. Jr. Waugh. Lloyd Wallers. Howell. Jr. WALDECK, PHIL Wagner, Bob Walson. Jack Waddell. Bob Walkins. Paul Washburn. Carl Ward. George Ward. Bob Wallers. Delberl Ward. Frank Wallon. Charles Wallace. Dick Warlen. Dick Walls, Harley Waidelich. Howard Weaver. Mearl Weafherman. Dale Webbers. Bill Weeks. Bill Weeks. Earl Weiland. Tom Weiland. Joe Weiland. Bob Wesierman. Leslie Webb. Bob Weaver. Charles Weeks. Ray Weimer. Paul C. Weinharl. Dick Weigand. Charles Weslall, Jack While. John Whilecrafl. George While. Paul While. Dave Willbarqer. Edwin Wilhelm. Bob Williams. Arlhur Williams. Gayle Williamson. Beernan Williams, Marlin Williams. Bob Wilson. Jack Wilson, Dewey. Jr. Wilson. Frank Williamson. Joe Wilson. Earl Wilson, Hershel Wilson. Howard Wilson, Don Wilhrow. Ari' Wiseman. Clare Will. Don Wisecup. Jim Willis. Dave Wilkens. Charles Wilkinson. Paul Willie, Harold Will. Allen Willis, Jim Wilhelm. Helen. WAAC Wiscup. Arr Wiseman, Claire Wilk. Leroy Wiler. Jim Will. Gerald Wilken. Vincenl Wharlon. Joe Wharlon, Dick Willis, Gerald Whirmer. Bob Woods, Richard Glen Woolen. Frank Wolfe, Frank Worrel, Jack Wolfe. Dan Wolquess. Gerrel Wohlegemuih. Jean Womeldorfi. Jim 1 'lr 'A' ir 'lr Page One Hundred Five Worlhen, Joe Wolle, Louis Woile, Joe Wrlghl, Bob Wrighl, Harold Wyganl, Fred Wynn, John Wylie, Bill Wyczenslci, George Wyan, Bob Woodcox, Gordon Wallz, Dave Ward, Bill Ward, Paul Wisdom, Phil Ward. Paul Weaver, Charles ADDITIONAL NAMES Leonard, Curl La Molle, Jaclc Lulz, Jaclc Kloll, Ralph ir 'lr ir Webb, Bob Webb. Earl Wynn, Dick Whillalcer, Paul While, Paul While, John Wallers, Lee, Jr. Weigand, Bellord Walls, Bill Williams, Charles Winkelhausen, Jacl Wrighl, Diclc Weslall, Gene Wiland, Joe Williamson, Joe Wilhrow, Arl Wrighl, Lowell Marsili, Lewis Morgan, Roy Roederer, Dan Schmidl, Ray 'A' Ward, Wylie, D. L. Norman Wallace, Jim Williams, Fred WILLIAMS, GEORGE Wolfe, Jim' Wrighl, Chas. Wynn, Earl Y Young, Clyde Young, Dale Young, Howard Young, John Z Zimmer, Bob Swain, Joe Tinkham, Edwin Twigg, Charles Wagner, Charles ir SALUTE T EDU ATIION The educalional syslem ol Amer- ica is one ol ils linesl inslilulions. ll is lhe herilage ol our Amer- ican Youlh. This commencemenl is your opporlunily lo help keep lhis Herilage lor coming genera- lions. Our office is open 24 hours every day for lhe lransaclion ol business and paymenl of bills. W. COLUMBUS 81 SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC CO, Page One Hundred Six Afteir Graduation at? The wise senior does noi wail unlil she leaves school Io decide whal work she would like Io un- derlake in 'rhe business world. She makes inquir- ies and chooses 'rhe occuparion Ihal offers Ihe mosl and lhe besl opporlunilies bolh now and in lhe fulure. Our Company ohfers Ihese opporlunilies and a+ lhe same lime you can serve your counlry in one ol Hs mosl vilal war induslries-The Civil- ian Signal Corps.l FOR FURTHER INFORMATION INQUIRE AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 8:30 A. M. TO 4:30 P. M. The Ohio Bell Telephone Company - IOI Nor'rh Third Slreel' ROSES OF THE YEAR .,..................,,.....TOOUTSTANDINGSTUDENTS Each month, the OCCIDENT presents the Roses of the Month to the student or students, who through their cooperation and sup- port of school activities are best deserving of this honor. During the twelve publications of the school paper, the following have received the Roses of the Month, and are now recipients of the Roses of the Year. September 30, I942 - I Y A STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT-JOHN BROWN oaober 21. 1942 it IZA CLASS PRESIDENT-HERBERT STEWART E Y,Y,Y YY Y Y L November I0. I942 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT- ' FRANKIE WILLIAMS, Oueen ANN McKEE, WANDA WAGNER. BONNIE LEAR, JANICE MOORI-IEAD -4.-- nu. UE.- December 2. I942 A GIRL RESERVE AND I-II-Y PRESIDENTS-ALICE REMINGTON. DONN CROSBY iw, ,435 . , - 7.- December 2I, l942 HIGH RANKING STUDENTS-WALLACE TROTTER, ROBERT PIPER January 20, I943 WSWS?-YA- SENIOR CLASS SPEAKERS-BETTE REED, STANLEY TAYLOR 7 e,,, , H ,.. February I7. I943 SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT-WOODROW PICKERING March I0 1943 I S BAND LEADER-ROBERT OULCHER March 3I 1943 -S S- OUTSTANDING SENIORS-MARJORIE BAST. JOHN LAYMAN April 2I, 1943 'S ANNUAL EDITOR-GLORIA CALENTINE May I2 1943 S STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-JIM BELL, JIM RECOB. KATI-IRYN ERF, HOPE STRICKLAND June 7, 1943 Ex'ig T'- SR. CLASS SPEAKERS-JEAN ANN SPOHN, GORDON TAYLOR Over IOOO Nationally Known Band and Orchestra Instruments KING BACH SELMER OLDS CONN BUESCHER MARTIN NEW 0 SAMPLES 0 RECONDITIONED Special Discounts to Schools and Groups Known 32 Years tor Excellent Repairing Music HOUSE Corner Long and Front Streets Opposite Y.M.C.A.-MA I636 e One Hundred Eight BEST OF LUCK AND LOADS OF SUCCESS TO THE 1943 SENIORS FOR VICTORY . WE WANT TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR PAST PATRONAC-EE AND TRUST THAT WE MAY SERVE YOU IN THE FUTURE Yours very 'rruly, Rembrandt Studio IOZV2 Easl' Broacl Sfreef MA 362i The Alumni Associafion congra+ula+es all I943 graclua+es. The receiving of your diploma is symbolic of achievemenf and a job well done. If The knowledge you have aH'ained is used +o 'l'he u+mos+ in your daily life, success and happiness will be yours in fhe fufure. We welcome you as graduafes inio fhe Alumni of a grand school. So lef your ac+ions bring glory +o your name and The name of Wesl' High School. PAUL E. CASEY, Pres. Alumni Assoc. PageOn H ddN NAME CARDS DELUXE A Compleie Line Superior in Maferials and Craflsmanship The Croghan Engraving 81 Printing Company FREMONT, OHIO Best Wishes to the Class of 1943 Alloeris Super Mar et 279I WEST BROAD STREET WAY BACK WHEN . . . Jane Hawihorne had long golden piglails . . . Bill Johnson wouldn'+ 'I'hink of wearing a loud Palm-Beach shiri . . . Bunny Walkins did 'rhe Minuef gracefully, as a sixfh-grader . . . Jim Jesse Jessup never failed +o send each li'r'rle co-ed a lacy Valeniine every February , . . Rufh Black and Mafere Alban passed pre+zels back and forfh in Geography class . . . eighlh-grader Bill Jones 'rook a fling wiih papa's mobile and roufed a Telephone pole . . . Tom Rawlings cuf a mean rug al every Jr. High dance . . . Janelle Walker was edifor of lhe Jr. Occideni sfaff assisled by Dick Kembihky, managing edilor . . . Belly Schwender plasfered her new dress wifh Denfyne . . . Janice Suver was secreiary of lhe Jr. High sludenf council . . . Moe Emble'l'on was sfar lracksler in ihe ninih grade . Jackie Kienle was 9A queen 'ro Harvey Tiller's king. The courl was as follows: Alice Remingfon, Ted Sonner, Orus Sheward. BeH'y Schwender. Herb Sfeele, Jim Jessup, Doroihy Ambrosia. and Oscar Smiih . . . Roger Miller wrofe a revealing. shocking column called +he Peeping Tom . . . Ted Manson used +0 gnash his molars upon being called Theodore . . . Wilma Foole was one of lhe beaufeous heroines in lhe Jr. High opere+'ra . . . Jo Friebis risked her very life by going 'ro a wiener roas'r on 'lhe faieful day of Friday 'lhe lhirleenfh . . . Joe Gill, Rollin Chapman, and Ralph Mar'I'in ploHed 'ro realize iheir 'lavorile dream, an Hawaiian island resorf . . . Jane Gibbon was an enfhusiaslic pupil in 'rhe siudy of The Fine Ari of Rhumba . . . Evan Knox's pei peeve was hislory . . . Bob WaH's and Edilh Neff shook everyone wilh iheir orafory on +he Norl'hwes'r Terrilory in The sixfh grade . . . Be'Hy Laird's favorife aHire was her ski-suil lin winler, 'fhal isl . . . Bill Aumiller and Wolfred Waddinglon endangered lhe lives of Columbus residenis when lhey invenled 'lheir own chemisiry experimeni' . . . Doroihy McCune's birfhday parlies upsel The neighbor- hood for weeks. Some guesls were: Chuck Richards, Bob Gusler and Miriam More . . . Anofher celebrafed hosf was Don McCready, whose birlhday pariy neHed him fwo idenlical slriped lies, one from Ani+a Simmers, 'rhe ofher from Alice Remingfon. Page One Hundred Ten JERRY SPEARS FUNERAL SERVICE New STRAIGHT INVALID COACH Sympa+he+ic Understanding Soffens Sorrow 0 Complelely Remodeled Parlors, Wi+h Ladies' Lounge On Second Floor Air Condifioned Throughoui' Chapel Organ lOrganis+ Furnished Where If Is Desiredl lnhala+or Squad Privafe Parking Space for Visi'l'ors lo Our Parlors Personnel and Facilifies 'io Serve Profesiani' or Cafholic Ri+ual STRAIGHT AMBULANCE and STRAIGHT' HEARSE JERRY SPEARS Page One H d d El APPRECIATION The Hilltop Business Men's Association wishes fo express iis appreciaiion 'lo lhe adminisfrafion and ieachers of Wesi High School for 'lhe splendid work being done in Training fhe you'l'h of 'lhe Hilliop. Dr. L. W. Adams, Physician Gilberf Coffman. lns. 243l Sullivan? Ave. RA. 7555 Zl S. Wheailand RA. 9903 Noble L. Allen Funeral Home Ray C. Coffman, Opiical Supplies 2586 W. Broad Sf. RA. 2372 326 S. Ogden Ave. RA. 5375 Dr. W- M. Baker' Denfisi, Dr. Palmer L. Cordray, Physician '33 S' Brinker Ave. AD. 8344 2553 Sulllvani Ave. RA. 8853 Dr. M. W. Baies, Veierinarian Dr' C' O' Cramer' Physman 2424 Sullivani Ave. RA. 6386 ml W' B 'd S RA' '9 Benh Apadmenh Daugherfy Shade Faciory 2020 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 5595 2283 W' Broad S+' RA' 72.4 D Thos. R. Davis, Res+auran+ Bllrmore Res+auran+ 2339 W- Broad 5,- 24l4 W. B d Sl. RA. 0334 me J M B a Davis 8: Herberi' Food Marker os' ' nggs 2575 W. B d Sl. RA. 0798 insurance and Properly Managemenf ma 2596 sullavm Ave. RA. 3:94 Dooley Brorhers. Plumbers Broad-Hague Hardware 2768 W. Broad S+. RA. IB46 Broad-Hague Resiaurani' 2762 W. Broad Sf. RA. 0333 2086 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 435l Economy Varieiy Sfore 2402 W. Broad Si. RA. 2688 Dr. Chas. W. Edwards, Physician 27l9 Sullivanl' Ave. RA. 6lI2 2656 W Bsrojdgyvarren Marker RA 84 W. W. Ewing, Hearing Confraclor ' 'O' ' ' 3322 Wicklow Ra. RA. 3nsl 2390 W Barojiray Shoe Share RA SHZ Firs+ Federal Savings 8: Loan Assn. ' 'D' ' ' 2369 w. Broad sf. RA. osaz Burdeffs Grocery Dr. T. S. Fox, Denfisr I92 S. Eureka Ave. RA. 3704 2405V2 Broad Sf. RA. 3152 Dr. W. Duane Burnard, Osreopafh Fox Food Shoppe 2528 W- Broad S+- RA- I743 2422 w. arose sf. RA. noi Campbell? Pl'l6 maCY Dr. Clarence Fry, Physician 2766 W. Broad S+. RA. 24l4 2642 W. Broad gf, RA. 5535 Camp 40 Tourisi' Camp Gearhad Hardware 3737 W' Broad S+' RA' 0344 2387 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 5384 Caprefia Food Marlcef Goodwin-S pharmacy 2006 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 8427 2772 Sullivan Ave. RA. 9944 ClaggeH s Confeclionery F. F' Green Cemem 2432 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 03l6 3046 Cresceni, Dr' RA' 5.78 Ralph Clemenfs, Confracior George Gusler. Manufacfurer H. T. Sfafion R. 6 FR. 8-5360 36l5 W. Broad Sf. RA. 0946 Page One Hundred Twelve HUNORS The Hilltop Business Men's Association exiends heariiesf congraiulafions io 'rhe Siudenis who qualify for mem- bership in ihe Nafional Honor and L socieiies ai Wesi. Trails of leadership, scholarship, and characier are evidenced in your eleciion +o fhese groups. Dr. C. O. Miller, Opiomeirisi Donald F. Smiih, AHorney 2484 W. Broad Si. RA. 699i 2405lf2 W. Broad Sl. RA. 8425 Dr. R. J. Miller, Chiropracior Snyder Trucking Co. 2493 W. Broad Sf. RA. 733l 570 Belvidere Ave. RA. 4992 W. L. Millikin, Hardware Soufhworfh Pouliry Markei' 2420 W. 8road Si. RA. i904 I5l0 Sullivani Ave. RA. 6990 Mone's Pharmacy Waller J. S+ephens, Florisi' 2l09 W. Broad S+. RA. 0308 6l2 Harrisburg Pike RA. H03 MU Pl Y'5 Sefvlce Sfaiivfl C. B. Sforv, Dry Cleaning Wesigaie and Broad Si. RA. 0l7l 2410 W. greed Sf- RA. 202' NGHOHGI Transfer Lines Sunsei Cemeierv Associaiion 2365 Sullivani Ave. RA. 0822 6959 W. gwad S+. FR. 8-5355 Tim Nolan- Amusemenis Swoverland's Sc 'lo SL00 Siore 6I7 Whifeihorne Ave. RA. 9580 2578 Sullivam Ave. Penfield Markei Dr. Bruce Tanner D N ' . RA. 0 00 ' ' ' ZW S 'V ' Au I M k l 2725 w. amd RA. 32:2 Powell Ave. Pou fry ar ef , sl2 s. Powell Ave. RA. 9lI2 Wesigale Elecmc Shop h h 2655 W. Broad Sf. RA. H65 Jo n Riepen off, Dry eening zsao Sullivan? Ave. RA. oszl Wesigaie Gamge 2820 W. Broad Si. RA. l593 Rivoli Theafre 2359 w. Broad sl. RA. ma Weslgaie Phafmacv 3089 W. Broad Sf. RA. 0l82 Russell Pharmacy 2785 Sullivani' Ave. RA. 55l5 Wesimoor Beaufy Salon 3093 W. B d Si. RA. 5670 Schmelzer's Resfaurani we . ans w. amd sl. RA. oase Wesf Slde Lumber C0- 340l W. B d RA. H88 Schwan Bros. Garage wa . zsoa Sullivani' Ave. RA. lsoo Wesf 5'de M0'f0 S , I 340I W. Broad Si. RA. H88 Selller s. Inc. i 0 2404 W- Broad S+. RA. 84,3 Mose Williams, Insurance 258i Sf l A . RA. 0758 Shank 8: Saunders. Real Esia'I'e, see ve Renfals. IM- Wrigh+'s Shoe Repair 2459 W. Broad Si. RA. 4298 2394 W. Broad St A. C. Skipper, Plumbing W,-ighps Marky 143 N- Burgess Ave- RA. 244I 2300 Sullivsnl Ave. RA. oaao E. L. Skipper, Plumbing Yogi- Flo,-is-ps Sl N. Terrace RA. 5845 303 Belvidere RA. 3l24 I Page One Hundred Thirieen MILITARY SERVICE The Hilltop Business Men's Association realizes +he coniribuiion Wes+ High has made in fhe service of ihe armed forces of 'lhe Unifed S+a+es. Wifh a grea'l' deal of pride we recognize some 2,000 names of men and women on 'rhe Wesi High honor roll who are serving iheir counlry. Hague Avenue Service Sfafion Ken+'s Modern Marker I783 N. Hague Ave. 2787 Sullivan? Ave. RA. OBIS Hamlllon Food Markei Dr. L. R. Leaman, Den+is+ 2457 Sullivan? Ave. RA 8433 2-,57V2 W- Broad S+. RA. 3326 Dr. Paul V. Haugh+, Den+is+ W- T- Lewis. Decoraior 3:91 w. sms sf. RA 1465 474 Wilson Rd- RA. 6900 Ha'-'nh Markef Lewis 8: Noon Coal Co. 28'0 W- Broad S+- RA U45 N. Sylvan ai sig 4 R. R. RA. 32:3 Hillfop Bakery , , , 2425 W. Broad SL RA 752' Dr. L. O. Lmvllle, Opfomeirlsi H B k 2434 W. Broad Sf. RA. 4836 i fop an 2374 W. Broad SL RA- 842' Long 8: Haldeman, Dry Cleaners 2423 W. Broad Sf. RA. 03l3 Hill+op Furnifure Co. 2365 W. erase S+. RA 4:63 Ma Y Lou Be '+Y Salon H b S I C 2755 W. Broad Sf. RA. 072l i +op um ing uppy o. , , 2333 W. Broad SL RA M09 Dr. G. T. Mafhews, Physician 0 2760lf2 W. Broad Sf. RA. l6l6 Hlllfoo Record 2465 W. Broad S+. RA. lI25 Geo. W. Maison, Building Confracfor Hillfop Recreaiion, Bowling Alleys 87 N' Wmen Ave' RA' 0656 24I9 w. uma S+. RA. 0302 B. H. McConnell. Real Es+a+e Hnhop van and Sharage 2020 Sullivani Ave. RA. 5595 2830 W' Broad S+' RA' H07 Dr. E. E. McNamee, Chiropracior Harriei Huff Beauiy Shoppe 2543 SuIIivan+ Ave. RA. 0892 2I54 Sullivani Ave. RA. 2787 Mcsurer' Auth, Repair L. W. Johnson, Elec. Coniracfor 20 S' Wayne Ave' RA' 2396 6l Lawrence Ave. FR. 8-5346 Hllliop Sie. Mecnem Shoe Co. 2469 W. Broad S+. RA. 8l02 Jones Lumber 8: Coal Co. 57 N. Sylvan Ave. RA. ll09 Wm. E. Jones. Real Es+a+e and Ins. 2765 W. Broad Si. RA. 843i Dr. Grace Jordan, Physician zsssv, w. Broad sf. RA. zoso Dr. F. L. Keiser, Supf. S+a'l'e Hospifal for Feeble Minded l6l0 W. Broad Si. RA. Il9I Melvin Hardware and Painf Co. 2409 W. Broad Sf. RA. 2424 Jas. W. Miles, Food Appliances 2550 W. Broad Sf. RA. 67l6 Dr. J. W. Miles, Physician 2558 W. Broad Si. RA. 80l0 Percy D. Miller, Service Si'a'l'ion 2236 Sullivan? Ave. RA. 58l3 Page One Hundred Fourieen HEADQUARTERS law ww FAVORITE wfmffeff MWC VICTCDR BLUEBIRD CCDLUMBIA OKEH DECCA pafuflaa ancf elafuical flecaacfinyi BUDD CSI CO. ywzm E yItOften... Mmores QL RUSS Ice Qreamm It'sR IF d BEST WISHES FROM IBIIII Spires SheIII Service WEST BROAD AND POWELL CLASS PROPHECY IConTinued from page 47l KAYE NEWMAN hurrying To do Their SaTurday markeTing aT PAUL PRIOR's SupermarkeT which is righT nexT To CHARLES HULLS' Pharmacy where DocTor W. PICKERING sends all his paTienTs To have Their prescripTions TiIIed .... IT we had only been in Town a day sooner we would have seen MARVIN ALLISON and LEWIS WOIMENDORFF beTore They IeTT on an engineering job in The WesT. Lucky Ior unluckyl Tor Them BOB HARVEY was The engineer on Their Train. JOHN LAYMAN and ERNEST DAHLEN are Two more oT WesT's rising young elec- Trical engineers. Now suppose we sTop in aT DICK WEBER's deparTmenT sTore To see PAT LEECH, The head buyer. Today is The day oT Their big sTyIe show wiTh gowns by Madame C-RACE BROKAW modeled by Those Tive Tamous Powers models: RUTH PRICE, MARIAN MCCORD, JUNE HENERY. JUANITA ADELL and HELEN MCHENRY. You may have seen The wriTe-up abouT iT by BILLIE CALE, Fashion EdiTor oT Vogue. . . . EARL MARZLAUF really has iT soTT wiTh his' Tour beauTiTuI secreTaries-BARBARA BIGGS, MARY HAROLD, ELAINE KRIVDO and MARTHA BROOKEY-To do all oT his work while he Talks aviaTion wiTh CHARLES BOYER, FRANK SCHRADER and BILL LEWIS. HELEN TUCKER. FRIEDA BAAS, and JUNE MUGRAGE are The girls who Take care oT The adver- Tising and help To make The sTore a, big success .... All commercial work is han- dled by AUDREY SCHWAN, who could balance any book on a TooThpick .... Remember. if you wanT a job here. Till ouT an appIicaTion wiTh VIRGINIA ORE- BAUGH, The sTore's personnel direcTor. From The Threadbare look OT The sTudenTs, The new crop oT Teachers musT be causing pIenTy oT wear and Tear on The old books. IT's The Teachers like JAMES TORRIE, DOROTHY LIGHTNER, JACOB HALL. PHYLLIS ETT, WILLIAM BRYAN. CONSTANCE DOHERTY, ELEANOR OLIVER, ELIZABETH SPECK- MAN and BOB GURLEY who know all The ways oT geTTing around homework ThaT cause The sTudenTs Trouble. We wonder if Physical EducaTion insTrucTors BOB BYERLY, JIM COTNER and RICHARD CARTER ever sTop and Think back when They made Their pupils do sTrenuous seTTing-up exercises and how They used To exerT Themselves aT WesT .... BuT The worsT is yeT To come when DON SMITH sTarTs his series oT IecTures on radio. Tollowed by PAUL McCLAIN wiTh IecTures on meTeoroIogy-doesn'T ThaT bring back memories of a cerTain IZA course caIIed Aerography? Hundred SixTeen Mosf inferesfing job of all is held by JOHN HENSEL, popular young beach- comber .... DON STOUT and BILL FOY are sfill flying high - wifh fhe help of 'rheir new second-hand airplane. GORDON TAYLOR, fheir firsf passenger lwho lived fo fell fhe falel fhinks if musf be second cousin fo a jeep . . . TOM SULZ- BERGER has discovered so many new formulas for fhings 84 sfuff fhaf he had fo hire a whole office sfaff fo kep fhings sfraighf. Then he had fo hire MARJORIE NORRIS and WANDA WAGNER fo keep fhe office-sfraighf . . . Tune in fo BOB BARNHART'S radio sfafion and hear fhe new horror sfory wriffen by BETTY HORNE and NORMA SWEPSTON sfarring MONDO LOMBARDI as fhe Wolf. ALICE ERB plays fhe heroine and DWIGHT POULSON makes a perfecf villain. WANDA DEATON and PAT KANAVEL have furned fhe fables on fhe old gang since fhey are giving ouf aufographs as celebrifies insfead of seeking fhem. . . . FLOYD SPELLMAN is really perf on skafes .... BILL GRIMM has spenf fhese lasf fen years helping fhe younger generafion along by invenfing a Woo-Wagon fhaf is guaranfeed fo run ouf of gas af fhe proper momenf. If you are inferesfed in buying one land whaf wolf isn'f?I iusf give ELTON RENNER, CHUCK WRIGHT or BILL PHILLIPS a buzz and. They will be only foo glad fo demonsfrafe, especially if you bring GENEVIEVE KING or BARBARA ASHELMAN along. Have you been ouf fo BOB ANTHONY'S newly esfablished airporf? I'r's quife a sighf fo see MARJORIE MCFADDEN, DORIS CUNNINGHAM and DOROTHY MENZ in fheir hosfess uniforms. They say fhaf if's fhe besf place fo work if you wanf fo meef all 'rhe famous people. Why only lasf week fhey mef NICOLINA PASSALIA fhe well known singer, and DICK HOO-VER fhe baseball sfar, NED MARSH, famous nafuralisf, and MAROLYN HOLLINGSHEAD, rising young busi- ness woman. Nexf week fhey are going fo have as a passenger FRED MILLS, fhe man who has done fhe world a service by invenfing an alarm clock fhaf is posi- fively absolufely guaranfeed nof fo ring in 'rhe morning and disfurb your dreams. Remember fhe frip fo fhe fufure we fook, The village we visifed and how if all looked: If's composed of fhe grads of Ye Olde WEST HIGH. We'lI see you all again as fime goes by. SINCERE BEST wisl-ies MR. AND MRS. GEORGE W. SMITH Smiiitlhfs Roller Rinks IVAN L. GREEN, Manager Page One Hundred S f Swing Ban! -- 7943 WYLIE S. SHROYER LOWELL W. SHROYER COMPLIMENTS OF Wylie S, Shroyer SL S011 FUNERAL HOMES' l278 RA Il6I 2553 WEST BROAD RA 5960 MORREY RELIABLE JEWELERS 114 N. High st. :ST H f Cer+ified Perfeci' Diamonds Gruen, Hamil+on, Bulova, Elgin, Walih-am, Benrus Waiclnes wis LESTER MYERS hes +0 express his appreciafion +o ihe siudenis WEST HIGH SCHOOL AD I466 PUT YOUR DUDS IN GUR SUDS Liles Laundry and Linen Supply IOO9-IOI7 W OHIO'S GREATEST SCHOOL OF BUSINESS I I3I E. Sfaie S+., Columbus, Ohio Prepares Hs Sfudenfs - Places Them In Safisfacfory Posirions - Trains Them So Thoroughly Thar Promofion Is Assured. lnrensive Courses in Compfomefry, Bur- roughs Calcul-a+ors, Bookkeeping Machines, Sfenofypy. Sfenograph, Accounhng. e'rc. Call ADams 4l I2 For ln'forma+ion Complimenfs of D award D ewes GENUINE BABY BEEF JUST LIKE GOLD-IT HAS NO SUBSTITUTE COM PLIMENTS S. W0 RTENNTER TNTS PITTSBURGH PAINTS PAWS MIRRORS GLASS WALLPAPER 2820 W. BROAD STREET RA 3676 P g O H dred Twenfy BETTER VALUES, AT LESS MONEY A+ ihe Furniiure Siore of Live and Lei' Live ls Your Gain, You Bank +l1e Difference Jacques Furniture Co. 6I9-635 Wesi' Broad Sfreef AD 9032 Open Monday Noon Till 9 P. M. Tuesday, Thursday, Sa+urday Tll 6 P M Exact Weight Scale Cog. 944 Wes'r Fiffh Avenue CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF '43 Complimenfs of ISALYWS Complimenfs of .... OAKLEY MARKET GEORGE KANAVEL P OHddT 1 Complimenfs of Wiwefi, The Florist 84 scum Founh s+ree+ AD. lzon opposne Y. w. c. A. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF '43 I Complimenis of KCHUBBYI' DISTELHORST MARKET 2445 W. Broad S+ree+ RA. I l4I Students Q. 0 Q. Grads For Beau+y Sake . . . Gei' Beauiy' Care VISIT Helen Gaffnevs Modern Salon REGULARLY 2658 WEST BROAD EIIee1trienII Appliances WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF WASHERS NEW AND USED FURNITURE Norris, 2388 WesI' Broad RA 5722 d d l The Baker Art eGallllery Appreciaies 'I'he pa+ronage of 'lhe seniors and s+uden+s of Wesi' High School and wishes 'for +hem +I-ue same measure of success which fhey have helped 'lo make possible for us. O lI2 EAST BROAD STREET CONGRATULATKDG 43 GRADUATES FROM A FRIEND Page One Hundred T fy th Once again, MOLLOY-MADE quality of work- manship scores as the 1943 Occident is cased in a Molloy-Made cover from THE DAVID I. MOLLOY PLANT Complimeni' f P Slater Candy Company l057 Wesf Broad S+ree+ AD 5932 ADams 32I8 SUGAR BROTHERS WHOLESALE FRUIT AND PRODUCE l85 Easi' Town Sireef Columbus. Ohio ak if uk 'k uk 'A' WAR BOND DRIVE 'V ll' The Siudenr Council again +his year sponsored 'rhe sale of War Bonds and Siamps in regisfrafion rooms as a special proiecl. Miss Blanche Kern served as Hnancial coordinaior for all The rooms. The office led wifh fhe sale of SI,82l.7O in bonds and stamps. 4' The highesi' home room was Audi+orium C who coniribuled Sl,466.85. x The nexi room was 302 wifh Sl,O62.6O. The iofal underwriilen, fhrough April 30, was Sl2,7l4.95. 4 4 4 4 4 4 COMPLIMENTS OF Rosebud Floral Company 35l N. Burgess Avenue RA 767I Page One Hu ndred Twe Complimen+s of KROGER'S KARL I-IEISE Diamonds MOUNTINGS AND DIAMOND SETTINGS Added Service Loans Sl0.00 +o Sl,000.00 83 S. High Sfreef Kresge Bldg., Room 20l-AD. l732 E'7?g'7'dUi77gS in This Year Book Made by THE INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING CO. COLUMBUS, OHIO, OFFICE 63 S. High S+. MAin 2018 P g O H dred Tweniy-s COMPLIMENTS OF Westmont Theatre During and after the war you can best' serve your country and yourself with an Aeronautical career. U. S. Government Approved Ohio Institute of Aeronautics, Inc. 340 EAST BROAD STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO MA 7836 Pgo Hddr ty Tn U 'Q H R 3 I TI : 0. S 312 s. 4th sf. columbus, ohio 2 l 2 5 EZ SHEVIIIII 0 SZIEILNIHJ ES I SUPPL DUPLICATOR PPLIES SU AND TURE FURNI CE OFFI Page One Hundred Tweniy-eighi -..- x, x '12-ff SN'-,!' 3 ' ' - -'T .. - f M - 1- 4' ' ' A H- -L-J.-Qfl.,-w A.Ahu. -ff ., 24 .. f' ..-1.11,-is 4
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