Xenia High School - Cen Sen Yearbook (Xenia, OH)

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aw aw ik Clubs ae if is BIOLOGY Row I-Ronald Castle, David Molitor, Larry Nelson, Donald Schafer, james Hurley, Robert Miller, Raymond Curtis. Row II-Mr. Marshall, jean Kelble, Gail Finlay, Roxanne Sparr, Dessie Wylie, Marilyn Terhune, Janet Jacks, Jeri Blair, Patty Roach, Wilma Flemming, Marian S mith, Patty Smith Barbara Sprigg, Melva Ruse, Mary Carol Strausburg, Eleanor Pierce, Carol Bahl, Beverly Arnovitz, Jean Lane. Row III-Shirley Matson, Helen Terrell, Sarah Siefert, june Hall, Shirley Buckles, William Flemming, Mar- jorie Schultz, Helen Sprigg, Margaret Bennett, Peggy Neeld, Peggy Watkins, Diane Peterson. Row IV-Donna St. John, Joyce Conner, Kenneth Day, Larry Jones, James Arehart, James Reynolds, David Martien, Larry Fealy, Robert Ridgeway, Robert Hutchison, Keith Manor, Richard Montgomery. Row V-Carl Archer, John Shaw, Raymond Kline, Don ald Brown, Harold Ruse, Joan Palmer, John McCallister, Shirley Hinshaw, Roger Mesecher, Robert White, Thomas Haydock, William Merriman. Row VI-Lowell Brownell, junior Shattuck, Richard LeSourd, Maurice Carroll, Duane Rosell, Edward Berger, Richard Gordon, Ronald Smith, Locke Glossner, Clayton Stein, Philip Gegner, Michael Ungard, OFFICERS President Robert Miller Secretary Gail Finlay Advisor Mr. Marshall Vice President Richard Montgomery Treasurer Louise Smith Open to all biology students this club endeavors to increase the knowledge of its members in this field of science. During the course of the year, there was atrip around the county, open to those who were inter- ested in an essay contest on soil and water conservation. There was a very interesting talk by Mr. Stroup at one meeting on conservation of wild life and on deer hunting. At another meeting Mr. Odegard spoke on Soil and Water Conservation in Greene County. Foods and Nutrition was the topic of another program given by Mrs. Miller, Home Economics teacher at Central. Besides being scientific, this club gave a Merry Christmas to several needy families, by means of food baskets. Twenty Nine

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ik ik ik C I Libs ik 'ik ik , CHEMI TRY-PHYSICS Row I-Larry Gegner, Thomas Silcott, Garland Murrell, Donald Dudrow, Michael Gorman, Marvin Eyler, Neil Keller, Lee Bobbitt, Donald Stephens, George Long. Row II-Joe Galliger, Mr. Cranor, Ruby Milburn, Dorothy Johnes, Jayne Curtis, Bessie Macklev, Dolores Strome, Martha Block, Norma Castle, Myrna Gina Ven, Arlene Martin, Richard Block. Row III-Joyce Bradford, Jane Reynolds, Joan Hunt, Marjorie Loy, Thomas VVelsh, Barbara Jean Gibson, Geraldine Henry, Joyce Irey, Rosemary Simason, Carol Patterson, Jill Watson. Row IV-Virginia Scott, Betty Rader, Joanne Donges, Gayle McIntosh, David Huit, Sue Ann Jordan, Wil- liam Neeld, Patricia Pemberton, Harold Ford. Nancy Neeld, 4'Hiltrun Hermann, Lois Piatt. Row V-Richard Dirkson, Allen Booth, Robert Moore, Lois Lane, Daniel Coe, Richard Fudge, Dorothy An- derson, Arthur Milburn, Lynn Terhune, Richard Miller, James Benson, Donald Halsey. Row VI-Homer Wylie, Cecil Hoey, Roy Frame, Norman McMahan, Richard Lang, Jack Harrison, Paul Clem- mer, Nick Ungard, Marshall Clark. Robert Carroll. Herman Abromowitz, Macon Williams. WWithdrawn OFFICERS President Lee Bobbitt Vice President Richard Lang Secretary Bessie Mackley Treasurer Donald Dudrow Advisor Mr. B. F. Cranor Twenty Eight

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ii? iii? ik' Clubs ik if ik FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row I-Frances Rumbaugh, Louise Brooks, Colleen Swindler, Patty Greene, Kathryn Daines, Kay Meek, Phyllis Hilderbrandt, Betty Bently, Barbara Gill, Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Miller. Row II-Melva Ruse, Ruth Craig, Janet Jacks, Betty Dabney, Shirley Pitzer, Phyllis Jones, Martha Slattery, Lois Ruse, Nancy Benson, Clara Trubee, Patty Sturgeon, Shirley Bickett. Row III-Ruth Haselau, Sue Guyton, Janet McCafferty, Janice McPherson, Janet Jenkins, Rose Marie Free- man, Meredith Sommers, Janet Bodine, Doris Fawcett, Janet Alspaugh, Patty Leach, Doris Muterspaw. Row IV-Patty Comford, Marcelene Cassity, Emily Ho ren, Norma Jean McKamey, Carol Knight, Barbara Rose, Magel Pitzer, Ruth Mercer, Caroleen Swindler, Rita Hilliard, Joanne Smart, Donna Lieurance. Row V-Hannah Jane Baynard, Christa Eckert, Phyllis Detty, Sylvia Pierce, Elaine Barnett, Carolyn Harkins, Joan Gultice, Nancy Bean, Paula Neff, Mary Ann McCance, Grace Turvey, Dorothy Middleton, Mary Lou Stroud, Cordelia Koonce, Judith Whitacre. . ' OFFICERS President Elaine Barnett Vice President Helen Wills Secretary Janet McCafferty Treasurer Janice McPherson Parliamentarian Janet Alspaugh During United Nations Week the F. H. A. presented the U. N. Flag to the school, which is now displayed in the second floor middle hall. They planned a party for the F. F. A. boys. In honor of their mothers they have a Mother-Daughter tea, and for their fathers, a Father-Daughter banquet. At the beginning of the year all new members were initiated. A special meeting was held for conferring of degrees. Three members were elected to attend the State Convention of F. H. A. at Ohio State University in Columbus. For a money making project a bake sale was given. i Thirty