Westerville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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10th GRADE GIRLS Phyllis Addison, Dolores Bailey, Elizabeth Beatty, Jean Behnlre, Edith Bennett, Phyllis Bossetti, Ruth Ann Braden, Betty Jane Brady, Marjorie Brehm, Barbara Budd, Martha Burk, Patty Ann Carter, Rita Cavinee, Carol Clark, Nancy Cornell, Jeanne Davis, Patti Dawley, Barbara Demorest, Shirley Doran, Jacqulyn Drake, Shirley Farley, Carolyn Gallogly, Diane Green, Priscilla Haberman, Joy Halterman, Shirley Harris, Betty Jane Hern, Eva Holmes, Martha Horch, Patricia lrvin, Helen Jackson, Alta Jahn, Charlotte Keeney, Patsy Keyes, Eilene Kiner, Bette Kirkpatrick, Carol Knight, Virginia Knight, Alice Lehman, Joanne Linlrhorn, Elizabeth List, Roberta List, Mary Loop, Laverne Mason, Jeanne Metzger, Donna Miller, Judith Murray, Barbara Parsell, Janice Phalor, Barbara Reynolds, Sue Sanford, Shirley Shannon, Barbara Smith, Betty Specie, Ruth Spillman, Barbara Stevens, Marilyn Stubbs, Mary Tarp- ley, Donna Wheeler, Mary Wicluline, Diane Williamson, Vivian Wolf. 10th GRADE BOYS John Clapham, Harold Compton, Kenneth Cornell, Glennard Day, Gerald Dill, Donald Fisher, Bill Freeman, Erich Gaiser, Harold Gerhardt, Kenneth Gorsuch, David Graf, Allen Karn, Don Kerston, Frank Markin, Lawrence McCombs, Dan Morris, Clyde Muncie, Charles Noble, Lester Noble, Alan Norris, James Reeves, Jack Sanford, James Scatterday, Wilbur Schott, Bruce Umpleby, David Wickline, Gary Williamson, Thomas Wilson, Jack Zellner. lit, :za 35.-4 - Page Twenty tive

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SOPHOMGRE CLASS HISTORY ,V gel .. :-v , 1 G .. l ' Mi it k ' -:- .ar W r ' 75 t :f:2 A , P -f ' Q. l L' 'i t P? ' ' 'l . A -- 5 W 22? X EFX William Freeman Lester Noble Martha Burl: Alan Norris President Vice President Secretory-Treasurer Social Chairman Well! Here we are at last upstairs and lind ourselves lull-fledged members ol senior high. We have loolced forward to achieving this goal lor nine long years. Our year has been one lull ol thrills and enjoyment-thanks largely to our class sponsors: Mrs. Lillian B. Gossett, Mr. P. W. Davidson, and Mr. C. Frank Stallings. After electing our class otiicers in the tall, we settled dow n to a year ol hard studying. Our class party in November, chaper-oned by Mrs. Gossett, Mrs. Davidson, and Mr. Stallings, was a tremendous success. We got into the social whirl as most oi us tor the tirst time were permitted to attend the annual Holly Prom. Dan Morris and Priscilla Haber man, both sophomores, were selected king and queen ot the prom. The class was well represented in the field ot sports, and our newly elected cheer- leaders, Nancy Cornell and Dave Gral, were territic hits in their first year. Sophomores were much in evidence in the band and the glee clubs. Some ot us found ourselves members ol the l-li-Y and Y-Teens, which lcept us busy throughout the year. Our activities closed with a party in the spring. Despite the moans and groans from the World History, Latin II, and Plone Geometry students, we have survived our sophomore year and are loolcing forward to our junior year. Bill Freeman '5l Page Twenty-tour

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Page Twenty-six FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY tl X i xx I rx K I -it ggi bf 1- f l B Don Yantis Paul Mclntosh Joyce Miller Zoe Bargdill President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman As ireshmen we held our heads a little higher, perhaps swaggered a bit, and had a new outloolc on lite, lout we were soon to be deflated. Being a versatile class and having a lot ot enthusiasm, we tools most of the hurdles successfully. Our new subiects caught us unaware-boolc reports tor English, the X,Y, and Z's ol algebra, and experiments in science. We participated in the l:.H.A., FFA., and many other extra curricular activities. Increased activities meant new expenses which were met by class dues. Our class was ably represented on the undefeated iunior high football team. Our newly elected cheerleaders-Gayle Davie. Marilyn Rose, Rowlanda Lintner, and Zoe Bargdill-did a grand iob oi cheering the team on to victory. The class party, which was planned by our able class otiicers. was a huge success. Under the competent guidance ot Mr. Robert O'Connell and Mr. G. H. Gril- tith, we finished a successful school year and look forward to the years ahead at Westerville High. Ruth Ann Stantield '54