Wilson Junior High School - Reflash Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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CA MER Top Row - Cyrus Bullock, Bill Campbell, Bert Harbin, Don Jar- vis, Don Purkey, Jim Warner, Harry Misel, Gene Puckett, Vernon Feltner. Second Row --Sandra Witters, Dorothy Shipley, Alberta Cox, Mr. Maurice McCall, Marty Craft, Shirley Whitton, Loretta Chadwell. Bottom Row - Janice Rupp, Brandon Marshall, Roger March, Todd Martin, Marlene Smith. ED CROSS Top Row - Phyllis Gray, Juanita Pierson, Judy Morris, Shirley Arent, Shirley Fortner, Carol Ohr, Winifred Connely, Jeannine gammons, Della Robinson, Dolores Montgomery, June Wheeler, Ellen even. Middle Row - Lois McBurney, Patty French, Anne Griesmer, Carol Loughead, Sandy Cornett, Helen Meyers, Shirley Roberts, Faye Pen- nington, Peggy Long, Jean Ratliff. Bottom Row'- Lucia Rolfe, Dorothy Harker, Carolyn Kautz, Jean Crittenden, Anne Bard, Mrs. Earl Giles. UNTA DEI H To Row - Todd Martin Jim Winkle Howard Ringel, Pieter Diehl, Elaing Dallis, Barbagi ghla gaierne Harding, Ruth Davis, Richard Ha es Dan Wiseman c ar u S- yBottom Row - Mr: Vernon Chaney, Jimmy Yeakle, Dolores Emmeff 1 Keith Johnson, Rusty Bowermaster. SCIENCE Top Row - Kenneth House, Joan Higgins, Cozy Collier, Peggy Turner, Pat Dwyer, Loretta Hooker, Shirley Fortner, Sandy Cornett, Judy Morris, Glenna Gray, Virginia March. Third Row - Bob Begley, Winifred Connely, JoEtta Sciutti, gene? 0gox,DMarlene Smith, Dolores Montgomery, Della Robinson, aro r, orothy Limerick, Ellen Campbell, Joan Adams, Alean Cowan. Second Row - Mr. Bruce Hill, Bobby Wynn, Jeannine Hammons, Loretta Chadwell, Marlene Pfeil, Janice Reece. Bottom Row - Betty Meyers, Carole Merz, Shirley Whitton, Georgia Meyers, Joan Spriggs, Barbara Turner. B Top Row - Gerald Brown, Marilyn Topmiller, Doris Geiger, Edith Brunck, Elaine Conrad, Shirley Roberts, Nancy Neeley, Faye Ander- son, JoAnn Vornheder, Patty Benzing, Jane Hart, Nancy Ruhlman, Dean Campbell, Doris Deck, Patty Beckett. Bottom Row - Anna George, Barbara Wilson, Sue Manning, Janna Schrenker, Harriet Cearley, Shirley Carter, Judy Ebbinger, Janet Whitmore, Sharon Werlein, Sheilah Haun, Nella Jean Guy. X

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-TEENS Top Row - Jeannine Hammons, rlora Begley, Carole Altman, Louise Parrish, Winifred Joyce, Winifred Connely, Lucia Rolfe, Say Eagan, Patty Blossom, Jackie Kunz, Sandra Witters, Shirley r g t. Third Row - Nancy Brenner, Joan Higgins, Virginia March, Etta Mae Atyeo, Marlene Smith, Janet Cox, Jean Crittenden, Judy Morris Dorothy Shipley, Sandy Connett. Second Row - Cynthia Va S 3 - A G or e Nancy Parmenter Gail Rice patfgp gg:nch':a2:12::t'scE2ib12, Elisa critnenden, Norma Frost: Ma ti . Annfhiggieggarl gigggy Bike? Mary Crittenden, Elizabeth Stomps, Sandra Sgoops, Patty Benzing, Doris Deck, Sheilah Haun, Mary Lynn 1 J G ittman. Segiiszninigx ?PJgnet Asses? Patty Whitton, Faye Anderson. PHY1' lis Weinman, Jane Henderson, Janet Weaver, Pat Frybarger- Bottom Row - Nancy Ruhlman, Emily Beckett, Patty Leifheit. Ann Bard. Top Row - Jack Richter, Frank Witt, Dick Crawford, Vernon Copas, John Hopkins, Vernon' Wilson Dave Reiner Wa e R hi , , yn a ser, M Ad . KenThirdaggw - Mrs. Jean' ,Druhot, Paulette Kammeron, Katherine Schwartz, Patty Pierce, Gwen Williams, Virginia March, Sandra Witters, Joan Higgins, Cynthia Vance, Saundra Hutzelman, Winifred J J d A d J R nolds Joyce Ellison. oyggcong gown-eggggleyogoagi, Doug Wimmer, Dick Schorr, Shirley Wright, Louise Parrish, Alan Haid, Lucy Beckett. Bottom Row - Walter Popp, Jim Rice, Jack Anderson, Christie Setzler, Jim Scott, Hyman Rosin. nce, aundra Hutzelman, Shirley Fortner, Joyce Ellison, Shirley Whitton, Carole Merz, Loretta Hooker, glenna Gray, Carol Ohr, Lois McBurney, Joy Reynolds, Marlene e e Bottom Row - Sandy Locke, Betty Houck, Mrs. Luis deGama, Georgia Meyers, Loretta Chadwell. Top Row - Joann Schurger, Mary Bowden, Betsy Baker, Doris Getz, Virginia Bittinger, Becky Gibbons, Helen Meyers, Alice Campbell, Katherine Lauer, Shirley Wimberly, Lois Spradling, Shirley Carter, Judy Ebinger, Ruth Miller, Barbara Uhl. Third Row - Carolyn Carpenter, Nancy Miller, Nancy Neeley, Mary Irwin, Harriet Cearley, Mayette Lum, Lois Imhoff, Sally Wit ters, Dona Eisner Dor th Ri , o y chmond, June Wheeler, Elaine Dallis: Barbara Brown. Second Row - Lois Foster, Yvonne Evans Peggy Lon J B Patt R , g, een rown y eynolds, Sonia Jung, Emily MacGregor Ph lli , y s Gray, Margie, Becker, Janet Whitmore, Vicki Bunting Ja t Fi , ne tzgerald, Edith Brunck, Nancy Betz, Marie Bowling. Bottom How - Dorothy Harker, Ina Fogel, Miss Betty Detmer, Carolyn Kautz, Jean Bradbury.

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Ring!!! , 'I'll get it, Dick,W exclaims Shirley Schorr picking up the telephone. 'He1lo, oh, yes, Joyce, that will be all right. Yes, oh, no. Well, I'm going to wear my pink sweater, no my blue one goes better with my red skirt.' Q As we look in on the small bungalow at 1353 Cameron Lane Cnamed for Senator Con- neth Cameron! we find the Richard Schorrs Cformerly Shirley Wright! getting ready for their evening guests, Mr. and Mrs. James Blount Knee Joyce Ellisonl. The Blounts are coming over for an evening of canasta, television, and food. VThat was Joyce. She said they would be a little late tonight.' WShirley, have you got the cards and food ready? You know how those Blounts eat.' WJoyce is trying the new Shipley, Shapely Slenderizing pills for the hard-to-get thin type so I don't think she will eat too much. Dear, did you have a nice time at the club meeting last night?n questioned Shirley. I was talking to our new neighbors, Charles and Clarence Brown, and they said that they enjoyed it.' Dwell, I didn't like it. They had a speaker from Trenton, New Jersey, David Reiner his name was. All he talked about was the manufacture of sousaphones. What a bore! He brought along a John Hopkins. He played a solo on the bass. That wasn't so bad but that speaker, wow!V WDidn't they have a quartet or something like that?V, 'Oh, yes, it was Forrest Scott, Joe Toman, Eddie Biegert, and Bobby Johnson. They sang the Beckett Blues and the Blossom Son . Dick, suggests Shirley, let 's eat out ior a change so I won't have to cook. N0kay, honey grab your coat and let's go.' . As Dick backs his Chamber's Chariot out of the driveway he sees Vernon Copas com- ing up the street in his Rosin roadster. Seeing Dick, Vernon pulled up to the curb. WCopas, of all people. What are you doing these days?W 'Oh, I'm on television right now. I'll be on tonight in my program, Vernon's Virtues. Pretty good, you should see it. I have some people you know on the program, JoAnn Schrenker, Bonnie Wilson, and Shirley Rice.N Q VWell, I'll be seeing you tonight. 'byeln - Our friends are planning to eat in the fashionable Anderson Gourmet Room in the Detrick Hotel. When they reach Anderson's they are greeted by Jack and Judy them- selves. They are shown to a cozy table in the corner. The waiter approaches and asks what they would like to eat. Wwell, if it isn't our old friend, Jerry Downie! How are you, Jerry?' WI'm just fine, folks. And what would you all like to eat tonight?W VMashed potatoes, filet mignon, shrimp salad, and champaign,W says Shirley. 'In- cidentally, Dick is trying to cut down on the food bill.W ' 'I'll take a cheeseburger on rye and water,' says Dick gloomily. VWould you people mind if we sit here?V VHey, Shirley, it's Shirley Whitton and Ernie Weiser and here's Pete Roemer and Alberta Cox. Isn't this a surprise? Sit down and join us everybody.W Shirley talks, Wwe have been wondering where all of our school friends have been keeping themselves. By the way, how long have you two been going together, Shirley and Ernie?N nAlmost eight years now and we're still going steady.W As our friends start eating, the orchestra and soloists appear. Jack and Judy Anderson introduce Doug Wimmer, the conductor and his right hand man, Frank Witt. The first soloist of the evening is Marty Craft singing Born's Boogie Woogie, a favorite on the hit parade. A round of applause follows as Jim Tuttle, at the drums, and Charles VonStein, at the organ play on. WDick, don't you think we should stop at Parsley's Candy Parlor on Lambertson Lane and get some Chadwell chocolates for this evening?V I just love them.' nDear, you talk in riddlesg don't you think I know where to get Chad's choco- lates,V says Dick. I'll drive around the block while you go in and buy them. Better get a pound and a half.' . As Shirley walks into the store she is met by Janice Reece, the head clerk. A staff of fine young ladies, Barbara Sims, Lucille Philpot, Betty Nickel, Loretta Haege and Gwen Williams, are working for her. Shirley makes her purchase and, as she leaves, meets Bill Ellis in the doorway. Bill is selling carpet sweepers for the Salyer Sweeper Company. Dick is waiting at the curb. WGuess who I saw,n says Dick. Doris Deaton and you can't imagine what she is do- ing. She is a basketball player on the Arent Athletics Team. Doris said that Myrtle Smith, Patty Pierce, Iva Tussey, June Hornsby, Jenalee Fore, Audrey Bartesko, and Mary rev 4