West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Standing at attention are: lront row, left to right, Head Majorette, Judi Fenimore, and Drum Major, Tom Bertman. Second row are twirlers Cherry Cannon, Mary Lou Manson, Karen Reber, Barbara Constans, and Donna Grant. Members of the Tax Stamp Show cast celebrate at a party after the performance. page eighteen , 2 ll 2 2 3 Miriam Smith receives her badge from Miss Brown after being tapped for The National Honor Society. l Mr Furry roves that fathers also get ex . p - cited at football games as his son, Dick Furry, makes West's only touchdown on Dad's Night, November 12, 1954. The 12A dramatics class portrays much confusion in the West High locker room in a football skit presented before the Central game. The Senior members of the choir serenade seventh period classes as they sing Christmas carols in the halls.

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DANA DESHLER PRESIDENT JIM PRUDEN VICE-PRESIDENT JUDY SWARTZ SECRETARY .MQ page twenty MARIORIE HUNYADY TREASURER june CLASS UFFICERS The June Class of 1955 has come to the end of the happiest year in our high-school career. The officers of the class who have directed many activities are Dana Deshler, president, ,lim Pruden, vice-presidentg .ludy Swartz, secretary, and Marjorie Hunyady, treasurer. After the first class meeting, it was decided to hold the Senior Mixer on November 19, in the gym. All seniors dressed informally and spent the evening square dancing and generally having fun. Funds for the class were raised through the sale of name cards and by each member paying a special fee. This money was used to promote the senior social functions. The prophecy for the class was read at the Senior Banquet which was held in the cafeteria. Memories of those last important daysg the Prom on June 1, Bac- calaureate on Sunday, June 5, and finally graduation, June 8, will not be soon forgotten. We realize that we have come to the end of a phase in our lives, that all the happy times within these halls cannot be re-lived. But we also know that our loyalty will always be to West and to our Class of 1955.