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Zum, 0444 aduteulcaadzedaadfiftqawa 3 '7awzq79-4949 Senc2vwp4q077 I 7450 di Faye 47 Z: Z Zomfeaw page 53 f-ifmuaa 294943 69 Spam 7-aage X5 yfdtlhfb 97 57 , f',.-fi -5.5- 70ezleSaauafStuz4a4awla-a4zadaa44az4af44 aaaltoyoaompaaata Zoalaaegiueaaaqoaatbvceaxdnataad ,eadentlaaeeuanageduawtauaafdoaltaadlaaegwauagam aqnqaatlymmameauof 71walaaeweta6a:tle ddmetotlanigoafoaalldatqoalaaedonefozac 7Zofalfyded- c'a4tda9tle6an-Saajl957toyoawelopeav4ooneanalla:aqto any 7444464 1. Mr. B. P. GIBSON Assistant Superintendent B. S. Cedarville College M. A. Miami University Science and School Administration Mr. R. J. WARNER Superintendent of Schools B.S., M.A. Ohio State University History and School Administration Mr. C. H. BENNER Principal A.B., M.A. Ohio University Science and School Administration Sedan! Zaafwi Mr. William Hitchcock, President Mr. Henry N. Heath, Clerk Mr. Elwood Shaffer, Mr. Richard Adair, Mr. Harper Bickett 64014 Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Mrs. David H. Deen Mr. Byron F. Cranor is X4 MRS. JOHN K. BERCER MRS. LARRY HUGHES Secretary to Secretary to Ass't Superintendent Superintendent MRS. ROBERT OGLESBEE Secretary to Ass't Superintendent gil 1 MRS. DONALD CHRISTOPHER Secretary to Principal Mx BEN ANIGNIEY B S Mlanu UDIVCISIYY Soc1a1 Studxes, Head Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach MIS J E BALMER xl, ' f ,.x ' . r It ' il f' 0' ' git? B 9 It 3, A B Ohlo Northern Umvers1ty College Preparatory Enghsh Amencan Govemment My ROLLIE, BARTON Adv1ser of Scmor Class B S Cedarville College Amencan Hlstory Head Baseball Coach Mr ROSS BATESON B S Bowlmg Green Umversxty M A Ohio State Un1vers1ty Blology, Adv1ser of B1ology Club Mx DANIEL BOGGS B S M A Oluo State Uruverslty Dnvexs Trammg l'I Mrs JOHN R BOO'l'H.B'Y B S Wllrmngton College Enghsh, Xdvxser of Jumor Red Cross Mr PAUL BOXWELL B S W11rmngton College Mathemaucs, Advlser of Sophomore Class Mr BYRON CRANOR A B Earlham College M.A Umverslty of Wlsconsm Chemlstry, PhYS1CS Mrs JAMES R CASHEN Dean of Boys B S Bowlmg Green Umversny Home Econonncs Adviser of HEC Mr ROBERT K DOWNS B S M A Oluo State Un.1ve1s1ty Instrumental Mus1c Mrs EDWARD HORNE A B Eastem Kentucky State College Fnghsh, Advlser of Mrs La. MAR FJARNHART Jumor Class B S Oh1o State Umvexszty Home Econormcs, Advxser of HEC l .- WV . . . . . - s .. 1 Q. . Y 4. ' R ..-T. W v as . a no-In . I A MRS DAVID H. DEEN A B College of Wooster Latm Dean of Guls Advrser of FTA MISS MARY DICKERSON B S Ohxo State Unlverslty Mathematlcs Advlser of Jr Trl Ph Y MRS WILLIAM R DUNNAVANT B S Bowling Green Unxversxty Commerclal Advlser of MR CARL CLEMENTS B S Capxtal Unxverslty I-hY MR DONALD FISHER B S Oh1o State Umverslt Sc1ence B1010gy Freshman Football Coach l y R' Sr Tn H1 Y MISS NELLE FRASCH A B Capxtal Unxversrty Engllsh Advxser of Jr Tn Ph Y . i . , i , Y i . Mathematics, Adviser of f - Y - , K . , . MRS JOHNW HEY A B Otterbe1nUmvers1ty Engllsh School L1brary Advlser of Buccaneer MR JOHN W HEY A B Mxaml Umversnzy M A Ohxo State Umversxty Mathematxcs Miss CHARLENE HAPNER and Llbrarv Club Englxsh MR ELMER HOLLIS B S Otterbem Umverslty CIVICS Health Physlcal Educatlon Ass't VSISIIY Football and Track Coach MISS OLIVE HUSTON A B Wlttenburg College Public Speaking Dramatlc Coach l s MRS GRAHAM JUSTUS B S Olno UDIVGISICY Spelhng l l l . , , , B.S. Manchester College Mx WILLIAM KAYLOR BS M.A M1am1 Uruversxty World l'llStOl'y, Physlcal Educanon, Athleuc DIIECLOI, Head Mrs RICHARD LIGHTHISER Basketball Coach A B Ohlo Wesleyan Umversxty C1V1CS, Amencan I-hstory Mr LORLN B MCNEAL B S M A Oh1o State UHIVCISIYY Mr E. J. NEFF B S Oluo State Umverslty Lndustr1alArts, AdV'1SeI ' l of Semor Class lvir H. G. PATTERSON B S W11m1ngton College MA Mlarm Umversxty Soclal Sluches, Advlser Voc al Muslc of Sophomore Class Mxs WALTER PATTERSON H- A B Oberhn College E.ngl1sh, Advlser of Sr Tr1 H1 Y if-.Ik ggi- M- :TTT .- j BATT' 3 'M v f X l -if Mrs EDWARD J PAVLOVIC B S Wilmington College Girls' Physrcal Education Miss MARJORIE PORTER B S Oluo State Umversrty Spamsh, Fnglrsh, Advlser Honor Club Mr KENT SCOTT B S Wzlmmgton College Commercral Adv1ser of GAA Mr. L. RAY SEILHAMER B.S. Ohio State University Industrial Arts, Adviser of Junior Class FQ V Mr. JAMES STUCKEY A. B. Bluffton College M.A. Ohio State University History, Adviser Mrs. WINONA SMITH of Hi-Y B.S.-A.B. Capital University Mathematics, Adviser of Boosters 15 MRS NICK UNGARD B S Wrttenburg College Commerclal Adviser of Boosters MR WllI.IAM WILSON B S M Ed Mmaml Umversxty Industrlal Arts Head Track Coach MR P D WICKLINE MRS HARRY WALLACE B S nn Muslc Educatmn UDIVEISIYY of Cmcmnatl Enghsh Latln MRS MARY ZAMBON B S UDIVBISIIY of Vermont Scxence Advlser of Sc1ence Club B S Agr Unxverslty of West Vxrgmxa Agrlculture Advlser of FFA 16 'Young Jed MRS J E BALMER Advlser DAVID BRUCE ROBBITT August 27 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Sc1ence MINORS Soc1a1Sc1ence Mathematlcs ACTIVITIES Class Pres 4 Student Coun SHERMAN E STANLEY September 25 1937 c1l 2 3 4 Merehmg Bend 1 2 MAJOR ' F-USM' W 5h0P 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 SOCIBI SCIEDCC Ind alA1't ACTIVITIES ustn S ggncreg fffhfhstfi 3 Z senior V3IS1ty X 2 3 4, Class Pres 01 2 v Pres 3 4 Student Coun c11 2 Buccaneer StaffArt Ed1tor 4 Boys' Intramurals 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball llng 4 MERLE ANN DAUGHERTY December 15 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Soclal Scxence Busmess MINORS Mathematxcs Spanish ACT WILLIAMA SCHUELLER TIVITIES Annual Staff Apr1114 1939 Scholarshlps Englxsh 3 Tn MAJORS Engllsh Mathe H1 Y 2 3 4 Class Secretary maucs Scxence Speech 4 Boosters 3 4 Honor Club Socxalsclence MINORS MR E J NEFF 4 FTA4 Buccaneer Staff Language ACTIVITIES Advlsef 4 Office G1rl4 Cheerleader C1355 Tfeag 4 Boosters Treas 3 Morrow High School 1 3 Student Councll 1 2 3 Jr Class Play Honor Club 4 18 9 7 o . xx 2 e e e , 1 0 l . , . . . . 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Y : 1 , . : , . - e 5 1 1 1 ' 5 1 ' ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 - V ' ' g Q e e 1 1 1 - , 1 1 . 7 1 S . 3 1 5 ' Q 1 1 1 ' 3 . 70440 you 1 CAROLYN SUE ALLEN A r1l 21 1939 MINORS Home Economrcs Soc1alSc1ence ACTIVITIES Tn H1 Y 2 3 4 Boosters 2 4 Buccaneer Staff 4 Sen1or Cholr 2 3 4 Vocal Muslc Contest 3 Varxety Show 3 Operetta 2 Jr Class Play GERALD ROBERT BABB July 31 1937 MAJORS Engllsh Wood Shop MINORS Soclal SCIENCE, Bus1ness ACTIVI TIES VBISIIY X 2,3,4, Marchrng Band 1,2, Concert Band 1,2, Boys' Intramurals 1,4, Track 2, 3 JO ANN ASHMORE September 10 1939 MAJORS Engllsh Social Sc1ence MINORS Mathe matxcs Speech Busxness ACTIVITIES Tr1 H1 Y1 2 34 GAA 123 Boosters 1 3 4 Buccaneer Staff 3 4 Marchmg Band 2 3 4 Con cert Band 2 Concert Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Semor Chou 2 3 Freshman Cho1r Varlety Show 1 Operetta 2 Jr Class Play GIIIS Interscholasuc Team 2 3 Basketball Volleyball Intramurals 1 2 3 Honor Club RUTH ANN ARY Apnl 13 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Busmess MINORS Language Sc1ence Soc1alSc1ence ACTIVITIES Student Councxl 1 Llbrary Club 4 Iabrarxan 3 4 Boost ers 3 I9 JERRY HAYES ANDERS July zo 1938 MAJORS Englxsh Agrlcul ture MINORS SCIEHCE Soc1alSc1ence ACTIVITIES H1 Y 3 Vars1ty X 2 34 FFA 1 2 3 4 Student Cotmcll 4 Boys Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Tumblmg 1 2 3 PATRICIA N BICIGTT May 12 1939 MAJORS E!1gl1Sh Home Economxcs MINORS Soc 1a1Sc1ence Busmess AC TIVITIES Tn H1 Y1 234 Boosters4 FHA 1 Trea.s 2 Sec 4 Marchlng Band 1 2 3 Concert Band 1 2 3 Instru mental Musrc Contest 1 Freshman Cholr 0 1 im? ' -' 'V vm, 7, g -1 1 : , - . : , , ' . ' I 1 . ' ' 1 1 11 ' 1 , ' . ' . - 111 1 1 ' ' I . ' ' 1111 1 1 - , - , : '- '- 1 1 11 P 1 ' ' , , . MAJORS: English, Business. ' ' 1 ' 1 1 z ' , 11 . ,S ' ' I : 111 ' ' l' 111 , I 7. . . , . ' 1111 11 1 1 .- . 1 11 . I , . ' . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - I . 5 . . . 1 1 ' 111 4. 0 1 . . ' 1 . . . . , Y .D I - '. . ' ' 111 I . . . I , 1 1 - 1 . .. ' .' ' I 133 .I . . 1 11 1 s ' , I 1 1 11 ' ', , .. KENNETH EUGENE DAVIS July 24 1939 MAJORS English Agrlcul ture Sclence MINORS Mathernatxcs Soclal Scmence ACTIVITIES Chemxstry Physxcs 3 4 FFA 1 Sec 2 Treas 3 Pres 4 Student Councxl 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 Concert Band 1 2 Concert Orchestra 2 3 In strumental Musxc Contest 1 2 3 Boys' Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Tumblmg 3 waefme Zuedta ROBERT BARRY BUELL March 20 1939 MAJ ORS Enghsh Mathe matxcs Soclal Science MINORS Language Science ACTIVITIES Ha Y 3, Treas 4 Varsity X 3 4 Class V Pres 2 Student Councll 1 Semor Chou 2 3 4 Freshman Choxr Vocal Musxc Contest tramural 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Manager 2 RONALD GARY BEASON May 4 1939 MAJORS Fnghsh Ag1'lCl1I ture MINORS Sclence Soc1a1Sclence ACTIVITIES FFA1 2 3 Treas 4 Speech Actxvmes 4 Boys' Intramur als 1 2 3 4 Tumbllng 3 4 RAYMOND SCHUYLER BLOCKER November 25 1939 MAJORS English Mathe matrcs MINORS Language Socxa1Sc1ence ACTIVITIES Ph Y 3 4 Chemrstry Physzcs 3 4 Boosters 3 4 U MARY CATHERINE COMPTON J1mel0 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Busmess Socxal Scxence MINORS Scxence Language ACTIV 12 Tr1H.1Y1234 GAA 1 2,3 Boosters 3 4 Volley ball Basketball Intramurals 1 2 3 Offlce Gul 4 JOYCE ANN BOBBITT October 28 1939 MAJORS Bzgllsh Home Econommcs MINORS Soc 1alScxence Buslness TIVITIIES Freshman Cholr U Y x : , ' - 7- , . : 1 : ' - 3 ai 1 ' 1 l : Q I' - 1 - S 1 '- I 3 : . J ' D3 3133 . : '- ,S - 5 ' 95 - rl I ' . 3 3 ' Q , , xi I y D 1:3 . ' I 1 rl - I 7 ' 1 gVariety Show 33 Boys' In- ITIES: Scholarsh1psEnghsh 5 , ,S nl ' ' 1 J xl 2 9 15 11 1 I Yi - r ri D A ' , : , - ' H . : , I I., , ' I 9 .' 1 1 S 1 - . : 1 ' . . , . , 1 . : , ' rl 2 ' , :S 1' ' , 3 - ' ' , ' . AC- I f'6Z416Q0l6W6Z4 BRENDA SUE BROWN March 17 1939 MAJORS F1lg1lSh Social Sc1ence,Ma.themat1cs Bus mess MINORS Language ACTIVITIES Tn Hi Y1 2 3 4 Class Sec 2, Boosters 1,2 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Buccaneer Staff 2 Co Edmtor 3 Editor 4 Senior Chou .1 Musrc Contest 1 3 VSIICI Show 3 Jr Class Play Of flce G1r1 4 WILLIAM RAYMOND CHRISTY March 10, 1938 MAJORS Fnglrsh, W Shop MINORS Art, sOCl2.1 Scrence ALVIN BENNETT January 22 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Industnal Arts MINORS Mathematics Soclal Scxence Scrence AC TIVITIES Varsxty X 4 Foot ball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Base ball 4 East Hrgh School 1 2 W KEITH BRICKET July 18 1939 MAJORS Englxsh Social Sclence MINORS Language Speech ACTIVITIES PH Y 3 4 Boosters 4 Marchlng Band 2 Freshman Chou Vanety Show 3 Boys' Intra murals 2 GRACE EVELYN CHARLES October 14, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Busrness MINORS Soc1a1Sc1ence Home Economlcs ACTIVI TIVES Tn Hi Y3 Boosters 3 4 FHA 1 2 Of frce G1r1 3 4 I CARLTON IEROY BROWN June 14 1939 MAJORS Englrsh W Shop MINORS Soclal Sclence Industr1a1Arts ACTIVITIES Marchmg Band 1 2,3 4 Con cert Band 1 2 3 4 Concert Orchestra 1 2,3 4 Instrumen tal Musrc Contest 1 2 0 fy., 3 . Q ' Q D ,. . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 . I , Q ' , J 1 J 1 1 1 ' : 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' g - .. , 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 1 3' Freshman Chou, Vocal 3 ,V 1 1 . Y 1 I 1 ' 1 ' 1QL'V'7gQ 1 , . , . . 3 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 ' : l 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - . n 1 , 1 : - - ,4, 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 . - 1 ' 'J DONALD ARTHUR CRANOR January 7 1939 MAJORS Engllsh Socral Scrence Agrrculture MINORS Sc1ence Mathematrcs AC TIVITIES Annual Staff Ph Y 3 4 Chem1stry Phys1cs4 FFA 1 2 3 Buccaneer Staff 1 March1ng Band 1 2 3 Con cert Band 1 2 3 Concert Or chestra 1 2 3 Jr Class Play Intramurals 1 2 DAVID LOWELI. CULTICE September 2 1939 MAJORS Engllsh Socxal Scxence MINORS Metal Shop Speech quam!! MARY CALLAHAN June 27 1939 MAJORS Enghsh BUSINESS MINORS Mathematxcs Soc 1a1 Scxence ACTIVITIES H1 Y 34 Varslty X 4 Boys Intramurals 1 2,3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 4 RONALD DE VOE February 13 1939 MAJORS Englrsh Social Sclence Agrlculturc MINORS Mathematlcs Sclence AC TIVITIES FFA 1 2 3 4 Boys Intramurals Jefferson Hrgh School 1 2 J ORVILLE DAWKINS November 3 1938 MAJORS B1g1lSh Scrence Agrrculture MINORS ACTIVITIES H1 Y 2 3 4 Varsxty X 4 FFA 2 4 Sec 3 Boys' Intramurals 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Wllbur Wrrght I-hgh School 1 IARRY ROBERT DICE December 27 1936 MAJORS Engllsh Metal Shop MINORS Scxence Soclal Sclence ACTIVITIES New StI81fSV1ll6 Hxgh 1 2 3 Class Treas 3 Jr Class Play Marchmg Band 1 2 3 Freshman Chou 0 0 0 Y : . , . . . I , , . . I ' ' .- 1 p, , , . 3 - . ' ' o . . 1 ' r S ' I 3 ' , - J 1 S ' ' , 5 5 9 1 I '.. - ' .. - ' . I I , ', . , l, , . 2 7 I : J I , I 7 ' Y ' ' a n . l ' , I I 1 ' . ' I Speech Actlvmes 4: BOYS Mathemancs, Soc1a1 Sclence. 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I 3 : 1 ' : 1 ' ' 7 x n 1 y a S 5 y , . . : , ' ' ' , , 1 . 3 . .1 I J 1 I oaeedfofz CHARLES FREDERICK DEAN December 18 1938 MAJORS Engllsh Agncul ture Soca1lSc1ence MINORS Mathemat1cs,Sc1ence AC TIVITIES H1 Y 34 Chem rstry Physics 3 FFA 1 Treas 2 3 V Pres 4 Boys' Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Tumblmg 2 TASO ERNEST DONTCHOS February 18 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Soclal Scxence, Scxence Mathe matlcs ACTIVITIES An nr al Staff, H: Y 3 4, Var Slty X 2 3,4 Chemlstry Physrcs 3 4 Student Councll 4 Concert Orchestra 1 2,3 4 Semor Choxr 2 3, Pres 4 Vocal Muszc Councll Pres 4 Vanety Show 1 3 Operetta 2 Football 3 4 Manager 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2,3 4 Honor Club 4 RICHARD LEON DRAKE May 4 1939 MAJORS Englrsh Wood Shop MINORS Soc lal BARBARA DINWIDDIE Science Agnculture AC June 15 1939 TIVITIES FFA 2 3 MAJORS Enghsh Soclal Sczence MINORS Book keeping Art ACTIVITIES Art Club 3 23 LYNDA DIANE EDINGER August 25 1939 MAJORS E'IgllSl'l BUSINESS Speech Soc1alStud1es MINORS Language Mathe matlcs ACTIVITIES An nua1Staff,Tr1 Hx Y 1 2 3 4 Boosters 1 2 Pres 3 4 Stu dent Councxl 2 3 4 Buccan eer Staff 2 3 4 Jr Class Play Homecomxng Queen Candxdate 4 Offxce G1rl 4 JAMES F DUNCAN January 27 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Soclal Scxence Metal Shop MIN ORS Speech Business ACTNITIES Varsrty X 2 3 4 Boosters 3 4 Boys Intramural 1 2 3,4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 CAROL REINWALD FIGCINS November 25 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Busmess Socxal Scrence MINORS Mathemaucs Language ACTIVITIES Scholarshlps Engllsh IH Trl H1 Y 1 3 4 GAA 1 2 3, Boosters 1 2 4 Sec 3 Buccaneer Staff 2 Ass t Edltor 3 4 Vanety Show 1 3 Basketball Volley ball Intramurals 1 2 3 Honor Club 4 NATHANIEL EASLEY August 16 1939 MAJORS Englxsh Mathe matrcs Sclence Soclal Scxence MINORS Language ACTIVITIES Sen1orCho1r 4 Sycamore Hmgh School 1 akwfdvfk IHOMAS EDGAR GINAVEN November 17 1938 MAJORS Engllsh Social Sclence MINORS Mathe matxcs Busmess ACTIVI TIES H1 Y 3 4 FTA 4 Marchmg Band 1 Concert Speech ACt1V1tlES Intramur als Manager 2 3 Track Man ager 1 Boosters 4 JERRY LEE FISCHER December 5 1939 MAJORS Engllsh Socxal Scrence MINORS Wood Speech Actrvltles 3 4 Lntra murals 3 4 Tumblmg 3 4 Kexfer I-hgh School 1 Jack Son I-hgh School 2 NANCY CAROL FUNK October Q 193 MAJORS Ef1Ol1Sh Home Economrcs NLINORS Bus mess SOC131 SCICDCC AC TIVITIES FHA 1 2 Art Club 1 2 ' l ARLEY LAWRENCE GASTIGER March 27 1939 MAJORS Englxsh Indus tual Arts MINORS Mathe IT13.l1CS Soc1alSc1ence A o 4 0 ' I ' 4 1' Q , , , F, . . a 1 a 1 . y . .x I , S ' 1 J l Z ' , . J J ' J 1 S I . 2 - V. 7 ' . ' , , . ' - ., . J 2 1 - , Q , : J r 3 ' ' ' 5 ' ,- 5 , , 3 Band 15 Jr. Class Playg Shop, Speech, ACTIVITIES: I 3 - I L .7 S ' D S ' . 3 9 1 3 S ' 3 x N , 1 v ' . 2 . , . c, U S 1 3 'Y L y I 2. ' . : - v ' T 5 s S , . v : , - , . aaa and LAURENCE ADMIRAL GLASCO July 1 1940 MAJORS Ehglxsh Socral SCIENCE Mathematrcs Lan guage Scmence MINORS Speech ACTIVITIES An nual Staff Scholarshlps Latm I II Cherrustry H1 Y 3 4 Chemlstry Physlcs 3 4 Boosters 4 Speech Act1v1t1es l 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Tennis 1 2 Honor Cl b 4 ARTHUR P HALL March 2, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Metal Shop Soclal Scrence MIN ORS Buslness ACTIVITIES Boys' Intramurals 2 3 4 Basketball 1 LORNA HARRIET GLOSSNER January16 1939 MAJORS Engllsh Mathe matrcs SCIEHCE, Socral Scrence MINORS Language ACTIVITIES Co Ed1torofAn nual Scholarshlps Latm I Plane Geometry Trl H1 Y V Pres 1 3 Pres 2 Chaplam Chemrstry Physlcs 3 4 Stu dent COUHCII 2 Freshman Cho1r Buccaneer Staff 4 Semor Cho1r 2 3 4 Varrety Show 3 Honor Club 4 FRED MARVIN HARNER December 16 1940 MAJORS Engllsh Scxence Soc1alSc1ence Agrrculture ACTIVITIES FFA 1 2 3 4 Boys Intramurals 1 2 23 WILLIAM SITTERLE HAGLER January 13 1939 MAJORS English Mathe matlcs Sclence Socral SCIGDCE MINORS Language ACTIVITIES Annual Staff Scholarshlps Latln I Brology Chemrstry H1 Y V Pres 4 Varslty X 2 3 4 Class Pres 3 Chemlstry Physlcs 3 4 Student Councrl 3 V Pres 4 Semor Cho1r 2 3 4 Fresh man CIIOII Varxety Show ball 1 2,3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 DONALD ALLEN HARNER December 10 1939 MAJORS Fnglrsh Agrlcul ture Soc1a1Scxence MINORS Scrence ACTIVITIES FFA 1 2 3 4 Marchmg Band 1 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Concert Orchestra 2 3 4 0 4. Y I : , - A H 1 1 1 : S : , 1 1 . , 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 . : . - ,,5 . , . . : 1 ' 11 , ' '. 1 1 I 1 1 ' ' '. ' . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 7 ' ' . . , , . S - 1 - 43 GAA 1,2,Po1nt Sec. 3,45 35 Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- , 3 , , 1 1 1 11 1 11' 1 1 1 ' ' 3 11 ' , .1.1 .3 5 ' ,,s ' 11. 1111 5 , , 14. . D , , : , - , . ' . I II I I I Y, : J Q II ,I I I . I , ,, . ' : 3133 - 1 I . - 1 ' ' 1 1 - Y ,I MARY JEAN HALSEY December 10 1939 MAJORS Englrsh Busmess MINORS Sc1ence Soc1a1 Sc1ence ACTIVITIES Tn Ph Y1 GAA1234 Lxbrar 1311 2 Speech Actlvltxes 1 G1rls' Interscholastrc Team 1 4 Basketball Volleyball Intramurals 1 4 Grant Umon Hrgh School 2 3 NANCY JOAN HARNER Apr1l15 1939 MAJORS English Home Economxcs Busmess MINORS Sc1ence Socral Scrence AC TIVITIES GAA 1 Chemls try Physlcs 4 Boosters 1 3 4 FHA 1 4 Honor Club 4 FTA Treas 4 qaahwe OMALEE HICKS December 20 1939 MAJORS Engllsh Busmess MINORS Bookkeeplng Home Bconomrcs Socral Studies ACTIVITIES Trr H1 Y234 FHA14 Sec 2 V Pres 3 Buccaneer Staff 4 Marchxng Band 1 2 3 4 Con cert Band 1 2 3 4 Concert Orchestra 1 2 3 Instrumental Musrc Contest 1 3 Instru mental Musxc Councrl Sec Treas 2 Vocal Musrc Con test 2 Class Play Honor Club 4 RONALD La VERN HUNTER March 21 1939 MAJORS Enghsh SOC12.1 Scxence MINORS Wood Shop Industnal Arts ACTIVITIES H1 Y 3 Boos ters 1 Marchmg Band 1 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 Concert Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Semor Chorr 3 4 Freshman Cholr Boys' Intramurals 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 2 3 PATTY JOAN HULL September 3 1939 MAJORS E!'lg1lSh Mathe matrcs Sc1ence MINORS Socxal Sc1ence Language KIRBY DONAID HOOD Busmess ACTIVITIES Tr1 September 30 1939 Ph Y 3 4 Boosters 34 FHA MAJORS Enghsh Metal 1 2 Offxce Glrl 3 4 Honor and Wood Shop MINORS Club 4 FTASec 4 Chem Science Soc1alScxence rstry Physlcs 4 'fu 0 1 F 1 : . , . . : 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' I i I . 5 . . . S : , l . ' 1 , - , . , . . 1 5 ' : ' 2 . . , - 1 1 5 1 1 - 1 ' 3 1 - .3 3 ' . : 1 1 1 1 , I - 1 1 1 5 3 .' Q ' ' U 1 5 3 1 1 1 u J 9 l ' 1 1 1 141 I . Q 1 1 1 1 ' I - 1 1 I I 1 1 1 ' S 1 1 1 Cross-Colmtry Team 2. k I 11 5 , ' A rm A 3.a,., K D. ' 'aclfffk .M I J 1 8,1 A .. 4. , ' 1 , . . 1 ' ' I . . K 1 ' 1 1 . :- 1 - 1 1 1 ' I I ' Z - - l 1 1. . . : - . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 l i 1 I 5 . . ' 1 ' 1 ' ekaawiaegoaaetd CAROLE LYNNE JACK October 1 1939 MAJORS Fnglxsh BUSINESS MINORS Sc1ence 500131 Sc1ence ACTIVITIES Tr1 Boosters 3 4 Lxbraxy Club Lxbranan 4 Buccaneer Staff 3 Freshman Chou Basket ball Volleyball Intramurals qua REGINA LOUISE JENKINS December 17 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Busmess MINORS Mathemancs SCIEDCC Soc1a.l Sc1ence ACTIVITIES Tn 1-I1 Y 3 4 GAA 3 4 Boosters 3 G1r1s' Interscholastrc Team 3 Basketball Volleyball In JUDITI-I ANN JONES May 16 1939 MAJORS llnglxsh Soclal Sc1ence MINORS Busmess JOANN IRWIN Home Economlcs ACTIV August 18 1939 ITIES Boosters 3, Lxbrary MAJORS Enghsh Busmess Club 4 Llbranan 3 4 MINORS Soc1a.1Sc1ence Sc1ence ACTIVITIES Tr1 H1 Y1 Boosters 1,2 3 L1 brary Club 4 Llbrarlan 4 CAROLYN JONES June 5 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Soclal Sc1ence Language MINORS Sc1ence Mathemaucs AC TIVITIIS Annual Staff Scholarshlps Spamsh I Tr1 I-l1Y123 Treas f' GAA 1 2 3 Chemlstry Physxcs 3 Boosters 3 4 Marclung Band 1 2 3,4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Concert Orchestra 1 3 4 Instrumental MUSIC Contest Freshman Choxr Vocal Musxc Contest 1,2 3 Honor Club 4 DONALD EUGENE KARL June 25 1938 MAJORS Englrsh Busmess Socxal Sc1ence MINORS Industrral Arts ACTIVITIES VBISIIY X 2 3 4 Boys' Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Tumblmg 1 2 3 4 ' 1 1 1 4 : . , . , . 1 ' ' 1 5 . 5. : ' , ' . H 5 ' 2 ' , ' 1 J 2 I ' 45 1 ' , . I . 9 1 5 ' S , 3 '- .- , J 9 I l , I . Q , Q Q 1 x I s 1 1 2 ' , ' ' ' 5 . 1 1 I - 2 - 2 - - . . Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g CAA 1,2,35 mammals 3,-1. 1,2s Semor Chou 2,3,4s . . , I ' S Q 1 5 S S ' 1 2. . , Wx I : 1 1 , ' 1 1 Q ' 3 I , I 1 i 1 1 7 ' . Z I , Q 1 ' 1 2 ' ' : . , . I , ' '- 5 ,Q '- Q . TIM KARL KAYLOR November 29 1939 MAJORS Englrsh Sclence Socxal Scrence NIINORS Mathematxcs ACTIVITIES Ph Y 3 4 Chemrstry Physlcs 3 Boosters 34 Jr Class Play Speech Actxvrtxes 4 Boys' Intramurals 2 3 4 Basketball 1 RONALD LEON La COUR September 15 1938 MAJORS Englxsh Scxence MINORS Mathematxcs So clal Sclence ACTIVITIES Varsxty X 3 4 Varrety Show 3 Boys Intramurals 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 4 East l-hgh School 1 2 uqaapau MARY NELLE KELLEY December 18 1939 MAJORS Engllsh Soclal Scrence Busxness MINORS Sclence Language Mathe matlcs ACTIVITIES An nual Staff Trl H1 Y 3 4 Class Pres 1 Boosters 3 4 Buccaneer Staff 4 Jr Class Play Marchmg Band 1 Con cert Band 1 Concert Orches tra 1 Honor Club 4 Farr bom Hrgh School 1 Yuma Umon Arzzona 2 DANIEL BONNER LANE May 17 1939 MAJORS English Socral Scrence Sclence Mathe ACTIVITIES Annual Staff Scholarshlps Englrsh I,Amer1 can Hxstory Ph Y3 Sec 4 Chem1stry Physrcs 3 4 Boos ters 4 Student COUIICII 2 Buccaneer Staff 4 March mg Band 1 2 3 Concert Band 1 2 3 Honor Club 4 JOHN PAUL KING October 6 1938 VIAJORS Enghsh Social SCISWCE MINORS Wood Shop Speech St Brrgld I-hgh School 1 2 3 1 DEBORAH KELLEY October9 1939 MAJORS Englxsh Socxal Sclence Buslness MINORS Sclence ACTIVITIES Scholar shxps Amerlcan PIISIOIY N 'W ., A .fi 3 v I L' , , 1 : 7 I .- J 9 . - . , S 1 3 ' 3 , - S Q , . I 1 1 3 ' , , - - ' . : - , 5 ' ' 3 9 . : I 7 . Q , Q , 1 2 Student C0111-1311 3, Pres, 45 ITIZIICS. IVIINORS2 Language. S ' . : . 3. 5 5 ' . . - 5 - S 1 - 3 1 1 - - 1,5 - 3 S 3 ' , ' . l s - I , I , Y I ' 51 ,'. L. I : , . f - : , - V . ' J 3 ' 1 . , . . . 1 1 - , 3 1 3 1 1 - I S 1 - , , . ' ' y , . ., 1 ' 1 , . : , . fdviwffw MARGARET ANN LEWIS August 13 1939 MAJORS Bzghsh Language Soc1a1Sc1ence MINORS Scrence Mathernatxcs AC TIVITIES Annual Staff Scholarshlps Enghsh I Span 15111 Trl H1 Y1 234 GAA 1 2 3 Chemxstry Physics 3 Boosters 3 4 Buccaneer Staff Concert Band and Orchestra 1 2,3,4 Senxor Chou 3 Jr Class Play Glrls' State 4 Offxce Gul 4, I-bnor Club 4 FTA Pres 4 DELMAR LEMON July 16 1938 MAJORS Fnghsh Indus tr1a1 Arts Soclal Sclence MINORS Buslness JOHN WILLIAM ISMCLAIN Apnl l, 1939 MAJORS English Mathe matrcs Socxal Science SCIBDCE MINORS Language ACTIVITIES Annual Staff Scholarslups Plane Geome try Amencan listory Ii Y 34 Class Treas 2 3 Chem rstry Physxcs 3 Pres 4 Stu dent Colmcxl 4 Marclung Band 1 3 Concert Band 1 3 Freshman Chou Jr Class Play Boys' State 4 Honor MARY MARGARET MARTIN December 12 1939 MAJORS English Science MINORS SOCISI Scxence Mathematlcs, Language ACTIVITIES Chemlstry Phys1cs 3 4 Marchmg Band 1 234 ConcertBand12 3 4 Concert Orchestra 2 3 ROBERTA EILEEN KNIGHT September 15 1938 MAJORS BlgI1Sh Sc1ence MINORS Mathematlcs Soc RICHARD E KINZER 12.1 SCICDCB ACTIVITIES August 10 1939 FHA 1 2, An Club 1 2 MAJORS Engllsh Metal Shop SOC13.1 Sclence MINORS Science 29 1 I l : , . ' 1 : 1 ' Q 1 1 I ' 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . : . 3 , ,4. 3 : 3 . . . I l ' 5 .- I ' .1 5 - 1 5 ' 3 . P - ' 1 - 2 - . . . ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 , 5 , 5 1 1 I ' 'I 1 .Q . I 5 S 5 . 45 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Club 4. U , . . , ?i2lQr 1 1 . 1 ' ' s l S S 7 I : ' , .' . : , - , ' ' . : j I . P ' ' 1 , . ,. I : 1 , 5 - 1 I ' VICTOR MARC McKF.EVER May 6 1939 MAJORS Fnghsh Socral Sc1ence Speech MINORS Sc1ence ACTIVITIES Chem 1stry PhyS1CS 4 Boosters 3 Buccaneer Staff 1 Varlety Show 3 Jr Class Play Speech Actxvmes 2 3 4 Boys' Intra murals 1 2 Tenms 1 2 3,4 JOHN FREDERICK MCMANN May 3 1938 MAJORS E-T1g1lSh Industrlal Arts MINORS Socxal Scx ence Scxence ACTIVITIES Senlor Chou' 2 3 4 Freshman Choir Vocal Music Contest 2 Vanety Show 3 Baseball wang PATRICIA JO MASTERS February 18 19 39 MAJ ORS Enghsh Home Economlcs MINORS Mathe matlcs Sclence Soclal Sclence ACTIVITIES Tr: Ph Y13,Pres 4 GAA12 3 Class Sec 3 Boostersl FHA 1 Student Council 1 4 Senror Cho1r 2 3 4 Fresh Contest 1 2 Vanety Show 3 Homecornrng Queen 4 Basketball Volleyball Intra murals 1 2 3 Offrce Glrl 4 PATRICIA ANN MATSON May 21 1939 MAJORS Fmghsh Busmess MINORS SocxalSc1ence Home Economics ACTIV IT IES Tn H1 Y 2 3 4 Student Counc11 4 Buccan eer Staff 4 Semor Cho1r 3 Freshman Cho1r Varxety Show 3 Homecommg Queen Candldate 4 Guls' Intra murals 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2,3 4 DAVID IE LOUDERBACK July 25 1939 MAJORS Fnghsh Metal Shop Soc1a1Sc1ence MIN ORS Bookkeeping wood CAROLYN JOYCE us'roN shop Ac'rrvrrms Fresh Jamwv 24 1939 man Chou Boysfhmamur MAJORS Enghsh Soclal 31 1 2 Scxence Busmess MINORS 30 Home Bconomxcs ACTIV IT IES Boosters 3 4 ai ll I 3 Y . : . I . , . . G ' ' S S .9 S Q .5 r 9 - P . : i ' ' I l 1 13 . I v l ul ' 1 9 ' ' : ' ', , . : ' S rr 2 Y. ' S - S D S : . 1 S li u . ' ' Q l 9 :Q ' : ' ' :xi man ChoirgVoca1 Music GAA 2,3,4g Boosters 2,3,4g vi ' 'gi s ' s 5 ' 9 - - .S D. 9 xi Q n ' .5 ' 5 - , ,S , ,. 3 ' 1 ., ' . : - ' ,ns , 5 : ' , s ' s , ' ' . - 2. g ' , . 2 - .s ' 'Y - . : . , S , . J . - 5 . ,, aadowe iafzd JUANITA JEAN MOORE November 1 1939 MAJORS English Home Econormcs MINORS Socxal Studles Busmess ACTIV ITIES Tn H1 Y 1 2,3,4 GAA 2 Boosters 4 FHA 1 Counc1l1 Sec Treas 4 Concert Band 1 Concert LARRY KENT MOLITOR November 23 1939 MAJORS Enghsh W Shop MINORS Sclence Social Sclence ACTIVITIES Var sxty X 2 3,4 Boys' Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Football Manager 3 Tumbhng 1 2 3 THOMAS WARREN MASON October 21 1939 MAJORS Engllsh Sclence, Agnculture MINORS Mathe matlcs Socral Science AC TIVITIES Chemrstry Phys1cs 34 FFA1234 Boys'Int1'a murals 2 3,4 Basketball 1 Orchestra 1, Semor Chou 3 4 Freshman Chou, Vocal Muslc Contest 1 Vanety Show 3 Homecommg Queen Candxdate 4 MARY JEAN MIDDLETON August 30, 1939 MAJORS Fnghsh Home Economlcs Busmess MINORS MIIDRED JEANETTE Soc1a1 Sclence ACTIVITIES MOORE GAA 3 4 FHA 1 2 G1.r1s'In December 10 1939 terscholastlc Team 3 4 MAJORS Eughsh Busmess Basketball Volleyball Intra NANCY SUE MCQUOWN Mmons s0c1a1 sclence murals 3 4 5ePtembef 10, 1939 Scrence Home Economxcs MAJORS Engllsh Home ACTIVITIES GAA 3 B005 Economlcs MINORS BUS ters 3 Llbrary Club Sec mess, Socxal Sclence Treats 4 hh,-a,-,an 4 ACTIVITIES Llbrary Club 4 Llbranan 4 Art Club 3 31 - v : x l ' ' ' 9 : Q ' . . - ' l'. ' J, Ill! 5 1 1 S - ! 1 5 ' . . ' I :nas . . . I . . ' ' 1 val , . - 4. . '- '- . ' 1 2 S 3 9 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Student 1 'S S 13 ' S S x 1 x . . ' 9 , . : ' ' . : :S as , ni 0 ' . Q - . , . I , 2' . 7 ' . 1 4 I. , . , - . .' . ' ' 1 -- . ' .3 . . . S 3 - DAVID LARRY MAYNARD September 15 1939 MAJORS E.ngl1sh Scxence Soc1alSc1ence MINORS Language Mathernatxcs ACTIVITIES Chemlstry Physxcs 3 4 Boosters 4 Marchlng Band 1 Concert Band 1 Instrumental Muslc Contest 1 Sernor Chou 2 3 Speech Actlvxtles 1 Boys Intramurals 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 Track 1 MARGIE ANN MEFFORD Apr1l30 1940 MAJORS Enghsh Socxal Scxence MINORS Scrence Business ACTIVITIES Bell Hlgh School 1 2 Hxgh School of Commerce Mrclngan 3 Freshman Chou REBECCA ANN Mcl-IENRY December 30 1939 MAJORS Enghsh Socxal Scxence Home Fconomxcs MINORS Business Mathe TERRANCE MSCI-f1gU-N maucs ACTIVITIES st August 15 1191, Sh Bngld mgh School 1 2 Fresh MA-'ORS EHSISHNORS OPP man Chou Cheerleader 1 Industrial ARS Scxence Socxal Scxence ACTIVITIES VHISIIY X 2 3 4 Track Manager 1 2 Tumbhng 1 2 f0'D6fQ6lf'70t4!026 ROBERT ALEXANDER MANN October 8 1938 MAJORS Enghsh Sc1ence MINORS Language Math ernatxcs Soclal Sclence ACTIVITIES Varsxty X 4 Football 3 4 East I-hgh School 1 2 RICHARD MANOR December 1 1939 MAJORS Englxsh Metal Shop Soc1alScxence NIINORS Agriculture Social Scxence ACTIVITIES FFA 2 Tumblmg 1 aa ' BETTY SUE NICHOLS October 28, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, SOCIHI Sc1ence MINORS Sc1 ence, Busmess ACTIVI TIES Tn H1 Y1,3,4, Marchmg Band l,2,3, Con cert Band 1,2,3, Concert Orchestra 1,2,3, Instrumen tal MIISIC Contest l,2, Sen 1or Cho1r 2,3,4, Freshman Cho1r, Vocal MUSIC Con test 2,3, Vanety Show 3 many KENNETH HERBERT OGLESBEE may 19, 1938 MAJORS Enghsh Math ematlcs MINORS Metal Shop, Soc1a1 Sc1ence AC TIVITIES FFA 1,2,3, Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3, Baseball DONAID VERNON OSBORNE March 4, 19 39 MAJORS Enghsh, Sc1ence, Agr1cu.1ture MINORS So c1a1 Sc1ence ACTIVITIES FFA 1,2,3,4, Boys' Intra murals 1,2,3,4 PAT DORWELL PAYTON July 2, 19 38 MAJORS El'1gl1Sl1, Wood Shop, Mathemaucs MI RICHARD ARLEN MOORE NORS 5001211 SCIENCE, October 8, 1937 Sc1ence ACTIVITIES MAJORS Eughsh, Wood BOYS' lnrmurals 2 and Metal Shop MINORS Mathemaucs, Soc1al Sc1 ence 'H FRANCES EILEEN PIATT May 31, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, Soc1al Sc1ence , Sc1ence MI NORS Language, Math ematxcs ACTIVITIES Tn H1 Y2,3,4, Sec 1 CAA l,2,3, Chem1stry Phys1cs 3, Sec 4 Boosters 3,4, Marclung Band 2,3 Concert Band 3, Instrumen tal MUSIC Contest 1, Senlor Cho1r 2,3,4, Freshman Chou, Vocal MIBIC Con test 1,2,3, Glrls' Intramurals 1,2,3, Honor Club 4 . : . ,. I- . l .f .- : l: 4. ' p A has 'Q 'Q ,E e , : ' '- '-I , : . .' - - .S - . : ' ' 5 and 1, wal LINDA JEAN RINGER March 29, 1939 MAJORS English, Business, Social Science MINORS iv Bookkeepmg, Mathematncs ACTIVITIES Tn It Y1, 4, Treas 2, Sec 3, GAA 1, 2,3, Pres 4, Boosters 4, Stu dent Council 4, Marching Band l,2,3,4, Concert Band and Orchestra l,2,3,4, Jr Class Play, Girls' Interscho lastic Team 3,4, GIIIS' In tramurals l,2,3,4, Honor Club 4 5 sr WILLIAM B. RANDOLPH June 1, 1938 MAJORS: Science, Speech. NIINORS: English, Social Science. ACTIVITIES: Chemistry-Physics 4, Speech Activities 3,4. DARRELL LYNN ROBERTS October 8, 1939 MAJORS English, Math ematics, Science, Social Science, Agriculture ACTIVITIES Annual Staff Scholarships Algebra Il Varsity X 4, Chemlstry Physics V Pres 3,4, FFA 1, 2,3, Boys' Intramurals 3, Football 4, Baseball 3, Honor Club 4 JAMES LAWRENCE ROBERTS February 5, 1939 MAJORS English, Math ematrcs MINORS Social Science, Industrial Arts ACTIVITIES Boys' Intra murals 2,3,4, Football l JOHN HANDLEY RIDDELL october 18, 1939 MAJORS: English, Wood Shop. MINORS: Social Science, Business. ACTIV- IRVIN RICHARD RANDALL ITIES: Basketball Man- August 7, 1939 ager 1, Baseball 1,2,3,4. MAJORS: English, Wood 31 Shop, Mathematics. Ml- NORS: Social Science. ACTIVITIES: Boys' Intra- murals l,2,3. SHARI ROBINETT August 2, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, Busrness MINORS Home Econorrucs Soclal Scrence ACTIVI TIES FHA l,2, Lrbrary Club Cho1r 1 BETTY LOUISE ROBERTS October 21, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, Busr ness, Socral Scrence MI NORS Bookkeepmg ACTIVITIES Boosters 3 GP' ALBERT D ROBINETTE February 22, 1938 MAJORS Enghsh, Speech, Socral Scrence MINORS Mathematrcs ACTIVITIES Boosters 3, Buccaneer Staff 1, Freshman Chorr, Jr Class Play, Speech ACt1V'1t16S 3,4, Boys' Intramurals 2 Tennrs 1 2 .l+ DONALD Le ROY RUMBAUGH December 5, 1938 MAJORS Englrsh, Wood Shop MINORS Art, Socral Screrrce ACTIVITIES Boys' Intramurals 3 EMILY JEAN SCHULTZ September 4, 1939 MAJORS Englrsh, Soclal Scrence, Home Economlcs MINORS Language ACTIV ITIES Tn H1 Y1,2,3,4 Boosters 1,3,4, FHA 1,2, Marclung Band 2, Concert Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Instru mental Musrc Contest l, Semor Cho1r 2,3,4, Fresh man Chorr, Vocal Musrc Contest 1,2,3, Vanety Show 3, Operetta 2 New H3 'X DALE WENELLL SHIPLEY June 1, 1939 MAJORS Englrsh, Math ematrcs, Scrence, Socral Scrence MINORS Lan guage ACTIVITIES An nual Staff, H1 Y 3, Chaplarn 4, Varslty X 4, Chemlstry Pl- ysrcs 3,4, Semor Chorr 2, 3,4, Freshman Chou, Vocal Musrc Contest l,2,3, Vocal MUSIC Councrl V Pres 4, Vanety Show 3, Operetta 2, Boys' State 4, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball I , Baseball 2,3, Honor Club 4 ' ' ' -ffl? 6 W Ml fvfliyi. : f- 1- . 5 . :. 1 ' ' ' ' V 2: ' ' . Q . 2 - ' ' . S ' 43 Lrbrarian 3,45 Freshman , . I xl r W . .K . , ' 4- 'Q ' 32 35 35 ANNE STEELE November 14, 19 39 MAJORS Enghsh, SOC12.l Sc1ence, Language, Math ematxcs, Buslness ACTIV ITIES Annual Staff, Scho larshlps Algebra I, Enghsh II, Spamsh I, Tn H1 Y1,2 3,-1, GAA 1,2,a, V Pres 4 Chemlstry Physrcs Treas 4, Student Councll Sec 3 Homecommg Queen Candr date 4, Glrls' State 4, GIIISI Interscholastrc Team 2,3 Club 4 ROBERT WALTER SHOEMAKER November 9, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, Math matrcs, Sc1ence MINORS Soclal Sc1ence, Language ACTIVITIES Annual Staff, Scholarslups Plane Geom etry Algebra II, H1 Y 3 Varsxty X 4, Chemlstry Physlcs 3,4, Boosters 3,4 Student Councxl 4, March mg Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band and Orchestra 3 Instrumental Mnsxc Coun C11 Pres 4, Boys' Intra murals 1,2,3,4 LARRY EVERTT SMITH June 24, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, Wood Shop MINORS Soc1a1 Sc1ence, Speech ACTIV ITIES H1 Y 3,4, March mg Band 1,2, Concert Band 1,2, Concert Orchestra 1,2 Instrumental Muslc Contest 1,2, Freshman Cho1r, Track lewd! WAYNE LESTER SNTVELY May 4, 19 39 MAJORS Enghsh, Math ematlcs, Soc1a1 Sc1ence, Sc1ence, Agnculture ACTIVITIES Annual Staff rstry, H1 Y 3,4, Varsrty 4, Chermstry Physrcs 3 Boosters 4, FFA 1,2, ec 4, Football l Basketball 1 2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4 Cross Country 2,3,4, Honor Club HAROLD LEROY SMITH January 10, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, Metal Shop MINORS Socral Sc1ence ACTIVITIES Chemrstry Physrcs 4, Boys' Intramurals 1,4 Hr ELIZABETH MAE SPINKS October 6, 1937 MAJORS Enghsh, Socral Sc1ence MINORS Speech Health Home Economics ACTIVITIES FHA 3 Bowlrng Green Hrgh School I I j V V. A -,xg ,Q , l ' ' 1' a . ' 2 ' ' - - 5 ' , - I . l D S. . . T - . : . . . - 1 ' I ' - . 1 S ' ' 4, Office Girl 3, Honor , Manager 1. I Scholarships Biology, Chen:- . ' . ', . ' -X ' ' - ' ,4s - 3, S . . , , ' s 4. I. . D.- ,4i . . . ' . : ' ' S . : ' ' . , , , I , ,4s I 2 A ,4, ' . ' - l 2. LUWANNA ANN STUI.'I'Z July 5, 1939 MAJORS Fmghsh, Speech, Sczence MINORS Soc1a1 Suence, Mathemaucs ACTIVITIES Tn H1 Y 3, 4, GAA 3,4, Chem1stry Physzcs 3, Boosters 3,4, Stu dent Counc11 4 Lzbra CALVIN EUGHJE STOOPS March 4, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, Soc1a1 Sclence MINORS Math emat1cs, Scrence ACTIV ITIES Ph Y 3,4, Boosters 3 4, Boys' Intramurals 2,3 4, Football 1, Track 1, Marn land I-hgh School, Flonda I CURTIS EUGENE ST ROUS May 14, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, Metal Shop, Speech MJNORS Socral Sc1ence ACTIV ITIES Student Counczl 3 Speech Actnvrtres 4, Art Club 1,2, Pres 3 YY Club Pres 4, Lrbranan 4, Speech Act1v1t1es 2,4, Of f1C6 Gul 2 RICHARD STRAYER June 15, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, Wood Shop MINORS Sclence Socxal Sc1ence ACTIV IT IES Track 1 WILLIAM ROBERT STROUD May 20, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, Agn culture, SOC121 Sc1ence MINORS Mathemaucs Science ACTIVITIES FFA l,2,3, Speech Actxv 1t1es 4, Boys Intramurals 1,2 Tumbhng 3,4 X SUE ANNE WALIACE July 9, 1939 MAJORS Enghsh, Soclal Sc1ence MJNORS H151 nes, Scrence ACTIV ITIES Annual Staff, Tn Ph Y 1,2,3,4, Chermstry Physrcs 4, Boosters 3,4 Buccaneer Staff 4, March mg Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band and Orchestra 1, 4 Instrumental Musxc Con test 1,2,3, Semor Cho1r 2 3,4, Freshman Chou, Van ery Show 3, Operetta 2 yea . 2 , : ' 5 ' : , I ' I . ,s 1 'j 12. 1 1 v : , r . - z ' '- '- z,3, 9. Q : . , . I S 1 .1 . - 1 . ' U 3- ,fs 1' SHIRLEY ANNE VAN WEY March 29, 1939 MAJORS Englrsh, BUS1 ness, Socral Scrence Ml NORS Bookkeeprng AC TIVITIES Tr1 H1 Yl,2 GAA l,2,4, Boosters 1,2, , 4, Buccaneer Staff 3 Fresh man Chou, Vocal Musrc Contest l, Vanety Show 3 Glrls' Interscholastrc Team 1,2, Basketball Volleyball Intramurals l,2,4, Cheer leader 1,2 wdatqoacvzetafe TS' LAWRENCE EDWARD WELSH May ll, 1939 MAJORS Engllsh, Scrence, Soclal Sc1ence, Math MI NORS Language, Speech ACTIVITIES Edrtor Annual, Scholarslups Alge bra 1, Latun II, Algebra l-L1 Y 3,4, Varsrty X 4 Chemrstry Physrcs 3,4, FTA 4, Student Councrl 1,4 JANET La VERNE ZIMMER July 8, 1939 MAJORS: Englrsh, Socral Scrcnce MINORS: Lan guage, Sclence, Math ematlcs ACTIVITIES: GAA 1,2, FHA 1, FTA 4, Student Councrl 4, Semor Chou 2,4, Freshman Choir, Vocal Musrc Contest 1,2, Jr Class Play, Volleyball In tramtu-als 1 Football l,3, Golf l,2,3,4 Cross Country Team 2, Honor Club 4 DAVID NORMAN WEST June 5, 1938 MAJORS Englrsh, Wood Shop, Agnculture MINORS: Soclal Scrence ACTIV ITIES H1 Y 3,4, Varsrty X 2,3, Sec. Treas 4, FFA 1, 2,3, Student Couucrl 4, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4 lb RICHARD LEE WORKMAN June O 1936 MAJORS En hsh, Wood Shop MINOFS Socral Sclence, lndustnal Arts ACTIVITIES Varsrty X 3 Pres 4, Student Councrl 4, Boys' Intramurals 4 Football l,2,3, Basketball 2,3, Baseball 2,3, Tumblmg If if -I FRANCIS EUGENE STURGEON December 17, 19 38 MAJORS: Enghsh, Wood Shop MINORS: Socxal Sc1ence, Metal Shop. ACTIVITIES: Boys' intra murals l,2,3. , . ' Q . 1 . . - : ' . - I ' ' 5 - 3 ' S ' : ' ' ' Q I 3 . I J : ' of I S ' - - ' - . X : ' . , . ui . . . - . , , . .. t . - . I , I . , . S . 5 ' 3 , , . 4. qaawzewaea JOE WESTFALL October 20, 1938 MAJORS: English, Science, Social Science. MINORS: Mathematics, Agriculture. ACTIVITIES: I-li-Y 3,43 Chemistry-Physics 3, Boost- ers 3,43 FFA 1,25 Football Manager 35 Tumbling 2,3. HERBERT GLEEN MORRIS Janua 19 1939 rv MAJORS: English, Agricul- ture. MINORS: Wood and Metal Shop, Speech, Social Science. ACTIVITIES: FFA l,2,3,45 Speech Activ- ities lg Boys' Intramurals l, 2,3,4Q I I S' wp' FRANCES MARIE WALLIS August 16, 1939 MAJORS: English, Busi- ness. MINORS: Math- ematics, Social Science. ACTIVITIES: Tri-I-Ii-Y lg Boosteis 1: Art Club l,3. GAYLE ARLAN WEEKS March 5, 1939 MAJORS: English, Agricul- ture, Industrial Arts. MI- NORS: Social Science. ACTIVITIES: FFA l,2,3,43 Boys' Intramurals l,2,3,4. DAVID ALBERT WEEKS November 10, 1937 MAJORS: English, Agri- culture, Wood Shop. MI- NORS: Social Science. ACTIVITIES: FFA l,2,35 Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 149 GEORGE FREDERICK WOODSON February 3, 1940 MAJORS: English, Indus- trial Arts. MINORS: Math- ematics, Science, Social Science. ACTIVITIES: Hi- Y 3,43 Boys' Intramurals 3. RICHARD G. VANDERGRIFF October 6, 1938 MAJORS: English, Science, Wood Shop. MINORS: Social Science. ACTIV- ITIES: Boys' Intramurals l, 3. 4-4' O Zan and Zum Wlozld 77nd flat on 707170-77! Darrell Roberts,Don Cranor, Taso Dontchos, Laurence Glasgow, Dan Lane, Merle Daugh- any. ,y- .,,,, .W ,- ml? ,JP Mrs Home Mr Sellhamer Adv1sers Hagler, Vrce Presrdent, Tom Neeld, Presrdent, Eleanor Amhn, Secretary, Karen Gegner, Treasurer The Junror Class offleers are rom Neeld Pres1dent Bob Hagler, Vice Presrdent, Eleanor Amlln, Sec retary,andKaren Gegner Treasurer Mrs Home and Mr Se11hamer are then' class advrsers The refresh ment stands at the football and basketball games are operated by member of the Iunror Class You Can t Krss Carolrne was therr class play wluch they presented rn the fall ln addmon to thrs, they spon sored a dance after one of the games The rncome from these events lb used for the Jumor SCll10l' Ban quet and the Junror Senror Prom rn the sprrng Joyce Acton Eleanor Amlln Ron Amlxn Don C Anderson 13 P' 1 L1 l Delores Applegate Rlchard Arehart Bnan Arment Drck Atkmson Karen Atkmson ,--.. 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Sandra Wood V 'asv qv-7 Doug Lowe, Vxce Presxdent, Mlke Muterspaw, Presldent, Rena Chenoweth, Treasurer, Manlyn Mrller, Secretary Mr Boxwell Mr Patterson Advmsers The Sophomore year is the frrst year m whrch the electron of offrcers 15 held Thls year the class of f1cers are Mlke Muterspaw Pres1dent Doug Lowe V1ce Pres1dent Rena Chenoweth Secretary and Marllyn M1l1er Treasurer Mr Boxwell and Mr Patterson are then adv1sers Durlng the football sea son the class sponsored a dance As th1s class assumes no maJorrespons1b111ues they have no progects This class w111 be orgamzed and ready to work m therr Jumor year - I ' 'Y ' ' - b ., f Q 7 ,, ...' Thomas Abling, Rich Adair, Ray Anderson Max-gy Ary, Larry Ball, Terry Barlow, Karen Bamey. 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ROW1 Mack Bottoroff, Gordy Ankney, B111 Gwum, Denms Morrow, Mary Jo 1-Iagler ROW II Drck Keyer, Kay Ann Kelley, Brenda Brown, PatMat3on Mary Nelle Kelley, D1ane Edmger, Juamta Moore ROW III Jrm Osburn, Terry Moore, GaryA.llen, AnnLe Sourd, Luwanna Stultz, Carolyn Cooper, Penny Rector ROW IV Arclue Smxth, Evadna Stanek, Mary Sp1t.ler, Jean Elchman, L1nda R1nger, Janet Zrrnmer, Margaret Lewis, Bob Shoemaker, Cathy Prugh ROW V Al1c1a Bayhs, Rlchard Neeld, Mlke Muterspaw, Kent Jones, Jerry Anders, Torn Neeld, Kenny Dav'1s, Tom Galhger, Steve Luttrell, Larry Welsh ROW VI B111 I-lagler, Denny Roberts, M1ke Anderson, Charles Abhng, Bob Hagler, Dave West, Taso Dontchos, John McC1a1n, Davrd BObb1lT, Tom McCla1n, Paul Marshall OFFICERS Juamta Moore, Secretary Treasurer, Mary Nelle Kelley, Pres1dent, B111 Hagler, VICE Presxdent, Kenny Davis, Parhamentanan, Mr Benner, Advmser Th1s year our Student Councxl Jotncd the Ohro ASSOC1-311011 of Student Counc11 and the Natlonal As soc1at1on of Student Counctl wluch entrtles us to attend the tonference rn Aprxl at lwll3I'I'll UUIVCISIIY and the workshop th1s summer held at Oh1o Umversny Our Student Council 15311 orgamzatlonof the pres1dents of clubs and home room representatlves Stu dent Counctl sponsored locker clean up assemblxes and a poster contest on hall clean up The Student Counc1l also at the Homecommg Dance presented the queen wxth an engraved gold football as a symbol of her re1gn of 1956 J z . . . . :. A , . . . . z . 2 . . . . . . . 2 U 'U Xt asf, 'I 0 . ...E . .. , . - . . -, .' -- l . 'n ROWI Joe Westfall, Dan Patterson, Tim Kaylor, Bob Shoemaker, Nick Galliger, Boyce Wood, Jim Sullivan ROW 11 Charles Dean, Mark Stockslager, Jerry Rodenck, John Slack, Mickey Mastes, Dan Lane, larry Smith Bill Washburn ROW IH Don Cranor, Dave Cultnce, Bob Wynn, Bob Hagler, Bob Lauman, Torn Ginnaven, Dale Shipley, Jim Barley ROW IV Wayne Smvely, Gary Ferguson, John Louden, Tom Neeld, Dick Harbzne Calvin Stoops, Keith Bnckel,Larry Welsh. ROW V Laurence Glasco, Fred Woodson, Bill Hagler, Dave West, Taso Dont chos, Barry Buell, Orville Dawkins, Dave Bobbrtt Don Anderson We OFFICERS Mr. Stucky, Adviser, Dan Lane, Secretary, Dale Shipley, Chaplain, Bill I-Iagler, President, Nick Galliger, Vice- President, Barry Buell, Treasurer, Mr. Clements, Adviser. Hi-Y is a service and social club composed of Junior and Senior boys with a C average or above. Its purpose is: To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high stand- ards of Christian character. Its principles are: c1ean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Hi-Y participated in the following activities: sponsoring college night, Hi-Y picnic, and arranging religious assemblies with Senior Tri-Hi-Y. fri ROW I: Eleanor Amlin, Diane Ed- inger, Pat Matson, Br e nd a Brown, Linda Maxwe1l,SuellenBales, Oma- lee Hicks, JoAnn Ashmore. ROW II: Linda Ringer, Betsy Osburn, Marga- ret Lewis, Shari Robinette, Andrea Kelble, Sue Wallace, Carolyn Al- len, Marilyn Miller, Mary Kelley, Catherine Compton. ROW I11: Dan Lane, Sherman Stanley, Jim Rieley, Dale Shipley, Eloise Eckerle, Karen Gegner, Atha Storer. i ii Z' 5124! The purpose of the Buccaneer , our school paper, is to give coverage of all school activities, sports, and club news without prejudice or favoritism. It also includes a Jun ior High section which gives this group a chance to print news of their activities ath letics, and social events, The Buccaneer has a wide circulation throughout the school and is emoyed by all its readers. yddthfl gaceaua Staff ROW I: Carol Howard, Ann Peterson, Tyra Armentrout. ROW II: Judy Myers, Ann Mar- shall, Mike Griffith. 3 l ?. 7. fi, ROW I: D. Edinger, B. Brown, S. Van Wey, A. Holcomb, C. Fitro, S. Wood. ROW II: B. Dinwiddie, M. Martin, M. Kelley, S,Ba1es, E. Davis, S. Stevenson. ROW III: N. Easley, E. Schultz, L. Stultz, M. Daugherty, G. Baylis,A. Taylor, C. Snively. ROW IV: L. Welsh, A. Steele, N. I-larner, M.Lewis, J. Moore, R. Robinson, J. Zimmer, G. Charles, D. Shipley. ROW V: J. Fisher, D. Maynard, F. Woodson, K. Brickel, D. Cranor T. Cinaven, D. Lane. 7 :man fed Sandra Stephenson Vice President Mrs David Deen Adviser Golda Baylis Parrliamentarran Nancy I-Iarner, Treasurer Keith Brickel Historian Margaret Lewis, President Joan Hull Secretary Janet Zimmer Merit Secretary Mary Lee, Treasurer Jean Eichman, Vice President Kay Kelley, Secretary Mrs. Boothby, Adviser Steve Luttrell, President ROW I: Jay Smith, Gordon Ankney. ROW II: Diane Brooks, Sharon Halsey, Kay Kelley. ROW III: Barney Bloom, Kenny Adair, Vicki Lewis. ROW IV: Mike Pointer, Steve Luttrell, Jim Osburn. wan 714- 716- ROW 1: Ann Holcomb, Diane McCarty, Brenda Brown, Sandra Wood, Deanne Bickett, Eleanor Amlin, Linda Maxwell, Betsy Osbum, Carol Jack, Luwanna Stullz, Karen Gegner. ROW ll: Carolyn Jones,Suellen Bales, Carla Neff, An- nette Taylor, Golda Baylis, Nancy Meranda, Carolyn Allen, Linda Ringer, Emily Shultz, Bar- bara Shrack, Eloise Eckerle. ROW III: Bar- bara Weber, Sandra Stoops, Catherine Comp- ton, JoAnn Ashmore, Beverly Glass, Pat Ran- dall, Charlotte Fitro. ROW IV: Julie Collins, Joan Francis, Marilyn Smith, Clarabelle Sniv- ely, Jean Wilson. Adviser: M.r's.Dunnavant, Adviser: Mrs. Patterson, President: Pat Masters Qabsentj, Vice President: A.n.n Holcomb, Secretary: Carla Neff, Treasurer: Carolyn Jones. Chaplain: Loma Glossner. Senior Tri-Hi-Y is a service and social club composed oflunior and Senior girls with a C average or above. The club 's religious background is expressed by its motto and its purpose. Purpose To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and commtuiity, high stand- ards of Christian character. Motto: Pure thought, pure words, and pure actions. Some of the services preformed by Senior Tri-Hi-Y are: caring for the vending machines, sponsoring the Tri-Hi-Y formal with Junior Tri-Hi-Y, and presenting religious assemblies with Hi-Y. HQIAIUI ROW l: Sue Wa1lace,Omalee Hicks, Mabel Pierson, Marilyn Bull, Elizabeth Davis, Rhea Robinson, Pat Knisley, Joyce Jackson, Kay Gibbs, Mary Pierson, Mary Halsey, Andrea Kelble. ROWII: SharonGOrdley,Joan Hull, Grace Charles, Margaret Lewis, Anne Steele, Joanne Rhodes, Georgiarzma Tincher, Sandra Stephenson, Brenda Kesler, Juanita Moore, Bonnie Limes. ROW LII: Ann LeSourd, Carol Holiday,Merle Daugherty, Mary Nelle Kel- ley, Pat Matson. ROW IV: Carollfiggins, Pat Bickett, Loma Glossner, Regina Jenkins, Frances Piatt. cauhfz za- Wa- ROW I: Anna Lee Shoemaker, Judy Harvey, Barbara Blocker, Joyce Fleming,Verna Hill, Gale Free, Mary Holcomb. Carol Howard, Vivian McKenny. ROW 11: Roberta Smart, Betty Hook, Carolyn Cooper, Connie Swad- ener, Peggy Luman, Jane Stoker, Connie Grimshaw, Cathy Prugh, Charlene Knisley, JoAnn Whimey. ROW III: Barbara Gegner, Sandy Fowler, Linda Fawcett, Joan Swigart, Carolyn Gill, JoAnn Louderback, Janet Moore, Penny Rector, Sue Carr. ROW IV: Becky Bell, Catherine Jones, Judy Hamer, Sarah Sue Heisey, Alicia Baylis, Judy Fuller, Shirley Robinson, Marjorie Fisher, Eleanor Peterson, Brenda McCormick. Adviser: Miss Dickerson, Adviser: Miss Fraschg Treasurer: Judy Fawcett, President: Alicia Baylisg Vice President: Peggy Lumang Secretary: Linda Fawcett. Junior Tri-Hi-Y is a little sister organization of Senior Tri-Hi-Y composed of freshman and sopho- more girls. Their purpose is also: To create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school and com- munity, high standards of Christian character. ROW I: Ann Bickett, Marianne Shipe, Vir- ginia Corwin, Linda Bottoroff, Barbara Bate- son, Sandie LaMar. ROW II: Arlene Break- all, Margaret Stover, Donna LeFevre, Joyce Beair, Linda Wakely, Jackie Jack, Elfrieda Ayle, Mary Lee Jack. ROW Ill: Charlotte Charles, Winona Woodson, Vickie Compton, Mary Lee, Norma Qervesti, Carolyn Hook, Linda Hamer, Phyllis Hamer, Sandra Grube, JudyFawcett.ROWlV: I.innisI.ipscomb, Ann McStallworth, Beverly Davison, Jean Eichman, Carolyn Collins, JoAnn Barley, Rochelle Al- len, Judy Glass, Rebecca Bales, Beverly Brickel, Julia Jarvis. The purpose of the Booster Club is clearly stated in its motto Better Boosters build better Bucs . School spirit is its main project. Each year the Booster Club sponsors the Homecom- ing activities. This year as a money making project the Boosters sold pom -pons and megaphones, An of- ficial Booster's pin, the head of a Buccaneer, was chosen. ROW I: Jane Starr, Donna LaFerne, Sandy Fowler, Mar- jory Holcomb, Kay Kelley, Mary Nelle Kelley, Brenda Brown, Sandra Wood, Diane Edinger. ROW II: Jean Eichman, CarolSwadner, Kathy O'Rourke, Cathy Prugh, Ann LeSourd, Luwanna Stultz., Deanne Bickett, Charlotte Fitro. ROW III: Charles De a n, Bob Shoemaker, Joe Westfall, Annette Taylor, Jean Wilson, Sondra Stoops, Joyce Atkins, Emily Schultz, Karen Atkinson, Marilyn Smith. ROW IV: Darrell Roberts, Calvin Stoops, Tim Kaylor, Emma Snively, Marjorie Fisher, Daralene Walk- er, Kay Gibbs, Andrea Kelble, Judy I-Ia rn er , Audrey Douglas, Julie Collins, Frances Piatt. ROW V: Tom Gin- aven, Dan Lane, Ruth Williamson, Carol Figgins, Becky Bell, BeckyBuell, Sarah Heisey, Catherine Jones, Linda Ringer. ROW VI: Dave Maynard, Orville Dawkins, Victor McKeever, Pete Robinette, Jay Blocker, Wayne Snive- ly, Laurence Glasco, Dave Bobbitt, John Butler, Keith Brickel. 'E' ROW I: Margaret Lewis, Vicki Compton, Connie Swadener, Susan Yearick, Barbara Bateson, Diane Mc- Carty, Mary Spitler. ROW Il: Kathy Bieghle, Sally Grimshaw, Barbara Blocker Sharon Smith, Susan Downey, Anna Lee Shoemaker, Joann Rhodes, Patty Bickett. ROW III: Eleanor Amlin, Gail Fisher, Joyce Jackson, Winona Woodson, Joan Revere, Gail Free, Juanita Moore, Delores Woods. ROW IV: Linda Har- ner, Carole Jack, Kate Compton, JoAnn Ashmore, Carol Johnson, Merle Daugherty, Pat Matson, Georgi- ana Tincher. ROW V: Sue Wallace, Elirabeth Davis, Sandy Stephenson, Betsy Osbum, Ann Holcomb, Linda Maxwell, Karen Barney, Rhea Robinson. ROW VI: Bev Palmer, Linda Matthews, Joanna McKay, Grace Charles, Mary Lee, Nancy Hamer, Anne Steele, Mari- lyn Miller. ROW VII: Maureen Downey, Joan Fran- cis, Joan Hull, Carolyn Allen, Clarabelle Snively, Carolyn Jones, Elosise Eckerle. Emily Schultz, Vice-President Clarabelle Snively, Co-Secretary Linda Maxwell, Secretary Diane Edinger, President Betsy Osbum, Treasurer Becky Buell, Freshman Representative Mrs. Ungard, Adviser Mrs. Smith, Adviser The Biology Club is another new club, It is a re- organization of a club which existed several years ago. The purpose is to promote interest in Biology. It is open to all students enrolled in Biology. The club is divided into nine committees which study the various phases of Biology. Demonstrations by the committees, interesting speakers, and meetings with Biology clubs from near-by schools constitute its program. ROW I: Nadine Ridgeway, Jane Starr, Judy Rock- hold, Evadna Stanek, Nancy Noble, Virginia Cor- win, Marianne Shipe, Carol White, Richard Adair. ROW II: Linnis Lipscomb, Susan McCreery, Mari- lyn Miller, Alicia Baylis, Vicki Compton, Meredith Gray, Judy Harvey, Beverly Brickel, Freda Pelph- rey. ROW III: Tom Edinger, John Finlay, Harry Dillard, Howard Wclfrorn, GaryDowns, Reid Joyce, Charles Newcomer, Gerald Randall, Arnold Sine, ROW IV: Lloyd Cox, Jerry McCoy, John Landaker, Doug Lowe, Bob McColaugh, Don Massie, Steven Lewis, Gary Smith, Tom McClain, Gary Dice. dolagq ROW I: MargyAry, Joyce Beair, Joyce Fleming, Joan Weaver, Carol Brown, Linda Bottorif, Sandra Bum- ham,KayKelley. ROW II: Pam Jones, Janet Grome, Dixie McCarty, Joan ReVere, Winona Woodson, Judy Fawcett, Norma Zurowene, Ann Bickett, Donna Le- Fevre. ROW III: Jean Eichman, Judy Hamer, Atha Storer, Janet Johnston, Sandra Grube, Julia Jarvis, Barbara Sparrow, Joan Swigart, Eleanor Peterson. ROW IV: Steve Luttrell, Paul Marshall. Dixie McCarty, Treasurer Ann Bickett, Secretary Janet Johnston, Vice President Paul Marshall, President Mr. Bateson, Adviser ,, ' ig 9. fe. ff. ROW I: Minnie Williamson, Harriett Adams, Peggy Luman, Linda Ringer, Anne Steele, Mary Middleton, Regina Jenkins, Mary Halsey, Shirley Van Wey, Luwanna Stultz, Carol Holiday, Rhea Robinson,Sandie Stephenson, San- dra Rukes, Judy Barber, Rhea Shaw. ROW II: Susan McCreery, Judy Rock- hold, Atha Storer, Ruth Williamson, Judy Hamer, Catherine Jones, Linnis Lipscomb, Sally Belden, Clarabelle Snively,Alicia Baylis, Judy Fawcett, Janet Grome ,Pam Jones, Judy Glass, Rebecca Bales, Judy Harvey, Darlene Walker. ROW III: Carol Chenoweth, Sharon Detty, Clara McKee, Helen lancaster, Sandie LaMar,Vivian McKenny, Joyce Beair, Carolyn Hook, Rene Chenoweth, Liz Davis,Beverly Glass,Diane McCarty, Carol Brown, Dixie McCarty, Linda Palmer, Anna Lee Shoemaker, Linda Bottorof, Sandra Burman. ROW I: Nina Vrabel, Diane Davis, Martha Middleton, Deloras Woods, Judy Louderback, Carolyn Gill, Marjorie Fisher, Carolyn Cooper, Ann LeSourd, Linda Maxwell, Jane Stoker, Cathy Prugh, Carolyn Collins, JoAnn Farly, Linda Faucett, Martha K.e1ley, Bar- bara Sparrow. ROW II: K.arenBamey, San- dra Grube, JudyFuller, Nancy Howard, Bev- erly Palmer, Becky Buell, Becky Bell, Sarah Sue Heisey, Karen Gegner, Eloise Eckerley, Suellen Bales, Jean Wilson, Carla Neff, Golda Baylis, Karen Atkinson, Emma Snively, Mau- reen Downy, Deenie Turvene. ROW III: Betsy Osbum,Deanne Bickett, Barbara Hook, Pat Matson, Pat Knisley, Mary Spitler, Bon- nie Limes, Brenda Kesler, Barbara Weber, Lorna Glossner, Carol Swagner, Connie I:'.l- more, Charlotte Fuller, Barbara Gegner, Con- nie Grirnshaw, Eleanor Amlin, Charlene Knisley, Elfrieda Ayle, Marilyn Roberts. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is: To encourage athletics for all girls in high school, to developa spirit of fair play, and to promote sportsmanship among all students. GAA is composed of girls with an interest in athletics who have a C average or above. The members participate in intra- muraland interscholastic basketball and volleyball. Their money making projects are selling Christmas cookies and sweat shirts. GAA. OFFICERS Mrs. Pavlovic, Adviser, Loma Glossner, Point Secretaryg Linda Ringer, President, Anne Steele, Vice President, Suellen Bales, Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Har- vey, Assistant Point Secretary. Nl ROW I: Eleanor Amlin, Bonnie Limes, Dianne McCarty, Mary Mar- tin, Jean Wilson, Dennis Cros, Bob Shoemaker, Don Cranor. ROW H: Sue Wallace, Loma Glossner, Fran- ces Piatt,Anne Steele, Nancy Har- ner, Brian Arment, Bill Schueller, Vic McK.eever. ROW III: Nick bauigef, John Slack, Dan Amman, Tom Hiney, Joan Hull, Kenny Davis, Kent Jones, Frank Brown, Jay Blocker, Bill Hagler. ROW IV: Clark King, Bob Lauman, Laurence Clasco, Dave Bobbitt, Wayne Sni- vely, Dave Maynard, Mickey Mas- ters, JerryHaines,Darrell Dawkins. Byron Cranor, Adviserg John Mc- Clain, President, Francis Piatt, Sec- retaryAn.ne Steele, Treasurer, Don Anderson, Vice President.. 4' ROW I: Carla Neff, Carl Davis, John Iouden, Don Anderson, Taso Dontchos, Bob Hagler, Myron Car- son. ROW II: Elizabeth Davis, Joyce Jackson, Julia Collins, Karen Gegner, Mark Stockslager, Jerry Roderick, Dale Shipley, Tom Neeld. ROW IH: Linda Maxwell, Carole Gordon, Nancy Howard, Clarabelle Snively, Dan Patterson, John Flora, Darrell Roberts, Her- man Gill, Larry Welsh. ROW IV: AnnHo1comb, Suellen Bales, Golda Baylis, Joanne Rhodes, Jim Sulli- van, Bill Washburn, John McClain, Dan Lane, Jon Ellis, Bob Wynn. Chemistry-Physics Club members are students who take either Chemistry or physics ir1 school. Speakers or movies on scientific subjects and refreshments comprise the enjoyable club meetings. The purpose of the club is: To interest students in science activ- ities in the school and community. 61 nf5hC5f- ROW I: Buddy Strickland, Alvin Morris, Mike Kaiser, Bob Wickline, Joe Hamer, Kenny Miller. ROW II: Ron- ald Quirk, Eddie Quirk, Bobby Miller, Jim Wickline, James Revere, Tom Cultice, Doug Beekman. ROW III: James Johnson, Martin Daines, Bob Alexander, John Rupert, Mac Cooper, Kieth Taylor, Kent Dinwiddie. Orville Dawkins, Reporter, Wayne Snively, Secretary, P. D. Wickline, Adviser, Ronald Beason, Treasurer, Charles D e a n , Treasurer, Kenny Davis, President fAbsentl. We are indeed proud of our Future Farmers at Central. Approxi- mately forty-eight boys are industriously learning by doing to become America's farmers of tomorrow, This year they brought recognition to themselves and Central by placing fifth in the lamb division of the National Livestock Exposition, In the State meat judging contest they placed second, ROW I: Jim Hawker, Fred Hamer, Carl Davis, Jim Bartlett, Roy Hamer, Jay Hurle y. ROW Il: Gayle Weeks, Ronald Beason, Charles Dean, Ronald DeVoe, Tom Mason, Jerry Anders, P. D. Wickline. ROW Ill: Herb Rider, Darrell Dawkins, Roger Truesdale,Gene Doren, Dave Ferneding, Orville Da wkins, Donald Har- ner, Wayme Snively. masq- hr ,lac at ROW I: Ron LaCou.r, Bob Hull, Bob Shoemaker, Larry Molitor, Dick Workman, Jim Sullivan, BrianArment. ROW II: Dick Harbin, Bob Babb, Terry McClellan, Bob Wynn, Bob Hagler, Alvin Bennett, Tom Neeld, Dale Shipley, Vernon West, Nick Galliger. ROW III: Ed Corrigan, Bill Hagler, Wayne Snively, Roger Truesdale, Orville Dawkins, Taso Dont- chos, Dave West, Myron Carson, Dave Cultice, Larry Welsh, Curtis Hut- son. ROW IV: Bernard Hutson, Jerry Anders, Gary Ferguson. ROW V: Sherman Stanley, Don Karl, Darrell Roberts, Jerry Roderick, Jim Dun- can, Barry Buell. President: Richard Workman Vice President: Vernon West Secretary-Treasurer: Dave West '57, 74'-'. fi, 1 Songleader: Roberta Smart - ... . Photographer: Darlene Walker Reporter: Nadine Ridgeway Parliarnentarian: Omalee Hicks Secretary: Patty Bickett Adviser: Mrs. Earnhart Adviser: Mrs. Cashen Vice President: Rhea Robinson President: Juanita Moore 026 e ROW I: Janet Whitacre, Juanita Moore, Minnie Wil- '- H 6 Q liamson, Donna Cummings, Betty Hook. ROW ll: Margie X 9 - ,1 Holcomb, Nancy Harner, Nadine Ridgeway, Janice Ru- , 'G -' , ' by, Marilyn Meade, Roberta S mart . ROW III: Patty , Bickett, Linda Hamer, JoAnn Rhodes, Mary Botto. ROW ' . IV: Omalee Hicks, Elizabeth Spinks. Anne Jackson, Rhea Robinson. asain Wann ROW I: Mary Halsey, Omalee Hicks, JoAnne Ash- rnore, Miss Porter, Nancy Hamer, Merle Daugherty, Mary Nelle Kelley, Brenda Brown. ROW II: Lorna Glossner, Frances Piatt, Margaret Lewi.s,Anne Steele, I.an'yWe1sh,Da1e Shipley, Dan Lane, Bob Shoemaker, Bill Schueller. ROW III: Jaon Hull, Carol Figgins, linda Ringer, Carolyn Jones, Bill Hagler, Taso Dont- chos, Laurence Glasco, John McClain, Wayne Snively, Darrell Roberts. Senior Honor Club' is the name given the organization of those Seniors eligible to take the Senior Scholarship Test. To be eligible a Senior must have a B average in all courses taken in high school. From this group the faculty chooses the members of the National Honor Society. This year there were twenty-six members in Senior Honor Club. Meetings were held once a week during November, December, and Ianuary. At each meeting a different teacher gave a review on his or her particular phase of knowledge. The test was given on January 19, 1957. ehaaq The Library League has been reorganized this year. It is open to previous librarians still in school and personnel chosen by Mrs. Hey. lt is a service club. Their projects are remembering the old people at the county home, by sending flowers and taking magazines to them. ROW I: Nadene Ridgeway, Kay Woods, Evadna Stanek, Saundra Schueller, Charol- lete Calloway, Shari Robinett. ROW II: Lu- wanna Stultz, Joyce Acton, Barbara Burger, Barbara Shrack, Margy Ary, Ruth Ary, Judy Jones. 5 v 6408 ROW I: Mary Jean Halsey, JoAnn Ashmore, Mary Nelle Kelley, Meryl Daugherty, Brenda Brown. ROW II: Loma Glossner, Margaret Lewis, Carol Figgins, Frances Piatt, Carolyn Jones, Linda Ringer, Anne Steele,NancyHarner. ROW III: B05 Shoemaker, Larry Welsh,Da1e Shipley, Bill Hagler, Dave B-obbitt, Taso Dontchos, Laurence Glasco, John McClain, Darrell Roberts, Dan Lane, Bill Scliueller. To qualify for the Senior Scholarship test a student must maintain a B average in all subjects during his four years of high school. Twenty-four of the twenty -seven seniors who participated in the test from Xenia, Central ranked in the upper half of the Southwest District fofstatcj, which had the high- est average in the state. This year more seniors from Central received a rating in the state, district, and county than any other year. Those ranking in the state and district were Laurence Glasco, William Schueller, Larry Welsh, Daniel Lane, Dale Shipley,Iohn McClain, Lorna Glossner, and Wayne Snively. To qualify for the National Honor Society, a student must rank in the upper twenty - five per cent of his class and take the Senior Scholarship test. Selection is made by the faculty. The student's service to the school and community, scholarship, and character are the determing factors. ' Waxes ' ROW I: Dale Shipley, Lorna Glossner, Merle Daugierty, Brenda Brown, Mary Nelle Kelley, Anne Steele,Margaret Lewis, Mary Jean Halsey, Omalee Hicks, William Schueller. ROW II: Lar- ry Welsh, Wayne Snively, John McClain, Lau- rence Glasco, Taso Dontchos, David Bobbitt, William Hagler, Linda Ringer, Daniel Lane. - enStaff Editor: Welsh Co -Editing:-rl'orna Glossner Associate Editors: Seniors-Dan Lane Under Class-Carolyn Jones Darrell Roberts Clubs-Margaret Lewis Laurence Glasco Activities-Diane Edinger Don Cranor Music -Sue Wallace, Bob Shoemaker Sports-Wayne Snively Dale Shipley Speech-Anne Steele Sponsor Sales-Merle Daugherty Student Sales-Taso Dontchos Photographer -Bill Hagler Treasurer-John McClain Typist-Mary Nelle Kelley Advisers-Mrs. J. E. Balmer Mr. E. J. Neff STUDENT SALES ROW I: Dick Workman, Dave West, Dave Bob- bitt, Deborahlielley, Sherman Stanley, Mr. Neff, Taso Dontc hos, Catherine Compton, Albert Robi- nette, Joyce Bobbitt, Joann Irwin. ROW Il: Joan Hull, Francis Wallis, Regina Jenkins, Jeanette Moore, Mary Middleton, Dave Weeks, CharleS Dean, Orville Dawkins, Bill Stroud, Don Hamer, Shari Robinette, Keith Brickel, Carol Jack, Nan- cy Hamer, Omalee Hicks, Nancy McQuown, Mary Callahan. x Mr. James Clark . . Sonny Yoimg .... Pamela Young . . . Helen Russell .... Mr. Leslie Gardner . Jeanie Day ..... Harriet Morgan . . . Bill Henly .... Tubby Pitts . . . Betsy Harrison . . Esther Hamilton . . Tony ......... Fredericka Collins . . Mrs. Lillian Younfv Carrie .... . . . . . Mr. Henry Morgan . Frances Shaughnessy . . . . . . . . Bill Schueller . - Don Cranor : t . . .Mary Nelle Kelley .Jo Arm Ashmore - - Dave Maynard . . Diane Edinger . . . Marti Godey . . - Vic McKeever . . . Tom Ginaven . . . .Omalee Hicks . . . Margaret Lewis . . Pete Robinette . - . Brenda Brown . . Linda Ringer n ..- , . Mr. Clifford Yountg u. i. . . . Tim Kaylor . . Janet Zimmer . . . . John McClain . . Carolyn Allen The Class of '57 presented its Junior Class Play, Quiet Summer on May 10, 1956. Arollicking three -act comedy,this delightful play is centered around the life ofJames Clark, a middle-aged lawyer who has hopes of spend- ing a summer of peace and serenity, concentrating on being elected country club president. But, these plans go astray when his niece and nephew arrive from New York. The success of the play can be contributed to the efforts of Miss Olive H. Huston, director of the play, and to the hard work of the cast and stagehands. bfi -P For ourSen.ior Class Play, the Class of 1957 selected Onions in the Stew , an adaptation of the current best seller by Bet- ty MacDonald. The three-act comedy was directed by Miss Olive H. Hus- ton and presented on February 21, 1957 in the Jean B. Elwell Auditorium. The plot centers around the MacDonald family who moves to Vashon Island on Puget Sound. The complications of island life produce many amusing situations. This hilariously funny play was a wonderful success because of the combined efforts of the cast and its director. Z H1 Lifiki Betty MacDonald . Don MacDonald . . Anne MacDonald . Joan MacDonald . Howard ...... Roger....... Claud .... .... Clair Fessenden . . Leslie Arnold . . -.1-NM .. ., Margo ...... Miss Garvey . . . Bee Gee .... Salsie . . Kitsie. .. ..... Harry ........ New-Motor Marvin Mr. Curtis ...... Mrs. Curtis. . . Lyda ...... Jim ..... Dotty . . STAGE HANDS Joey . . Pete Robinette, Dick Kinzer, Gene Strauss, Don Cranor. Phil Murray . . . Bill Stroud . . . . Elizabeth Spinks . .Tom Ginaven . .Jerry Fischer . . Jerry Anders Delia Murray . . Old Buddy .... Radio Announcer . . . . The Sailor .... O9 Q -..- 644: . . . Janet Zimmer . . . Nic McKeever . . . . Jo Ann Ashmore . . . .Brenzla Brown . . . Dave Maynard . . . Bill Schueller . . .Tim Kaylor Carolyn Allen . . . Diane Edinger . . . Mary Nelle Kelley . . Margaret Lewis . . . .Omalee Hicks .....PatMatson . . . .Catherine Compton . . .Pete Robinette . . . .Dan Lane . . . . Dave Cultice . . . .Sue Wallace . . .Juanita Moore . . . .Don Crane' . . .Joyce Bobbitt . . . .Larry Molitor ..-.-1 lr-1 ,iw .4 The crowning ceremony took place during the half- time of the Troy game, Friday, November 9, One of the five nominees was chosen queen earlier by members of the Junior and Senior classes. H 71 ' Two weeks previous to the traditional Homecom- ing, sponsored by the Boosters Club,five girls were nominated for Buc Queen by members of the upper four grades. The girls were Patty Masters, Pat Matson, Anne Steele, Diane Edinger, and Juanita Moore. L.. The name of the queen was whispered to Dave That night excitement ran high through the crowd as the five girls approached the stands in new con vertibles driven by members of the Custom-Auto Kings. As the girls took their places on the field, the band formed an X. Then came the long awaited mo ment. Bobbitt, Senior Clas President. Dave stepped for- ward and a momentary hush fell over the stadium, as he placed the crown on the head of the 1956 Home- coming Queen, Patty Masters. The brief silence was broken by the cheers from the crowd. Music was provided by The Down's Trio, the theme song, of course, Harvest Moon, During the course , of the evening, the President of Student Council, Mary Nelle Kelley, presented the Queen with a golden foot- ball to help her remember her reign, This is the first year that this has been done. O The Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Booster's Club, washeld after the game in the girls' gym, The theme Harvest Moon was carried out in the autumn colors of yellow and brown. A large moon suspended high on the east wall trained its beams on the throne of the queen. The sight of every harvest moon is sure to bring back memories of all who were present at this un- forgettable night. The Grand March was led by the Queen, her court and their escorts, who were Senior members of the football team, Bill Hagler, Darrell Roberts, Orville Dawkins, and Taso Donthchos. IQS Finallythe night of great anticipation arrived. The banquet,held at Geyer's Restaurant,was a fine intro- duction for an outstanding night. Approximately 250 Juniors, Seniors, and guests danced to the music of Joe Acito and his orchestra under an elaborate ceiling fashioned of hundreds of pink and white crepe paper apple blosorns. 70: ffpable Zlodaom 7c2ne May 18, 1956--another never -to-be -forgotten date! For this was the evening of the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet presented by our class of '57. During the months of preparation, an aura of my- stery fell over the industrious juniors as they endeavor- ed to keep their plans a secret from the inquisitive seniors. ASX! W R As the clock struck 9:00, couples began to arrive at the Field House, which was decorated to carry out the theme 'In Apple -Blosom Time'. Walls of stone, along with pink and white crepe paper streamers, served as a background for the gala occasion. Trees of white, encrusted with silver glitter hung heavy with pink apple blossoms and minature trees of the same delicate motiff served as center pieces for the tables. 70 'n X A wishing well at one end of the floor added the final touch for a lovely springtime setting. Much appreciated by thc class of '57 was the aid given by the Junior class advisers in making our prom and banquet the best ever!! If p ll At midnight the scene shifted to an after-prom par- ty, Club Rainbox-. ', which was held at Tecumseh Grade School. The party, arranged by parents of up- per-classmen and the P.T.S. of Central High School, was conducted in a night-club fashion. A huge twenty-five foot pink and blue umbrella suspended from the ceiling, hand-painted panels, vnought-iron fumiture , trellises and tiny, multicolor- ed trees completed the May day setting. The Sons of Song highlighted the entertainment, and rounding out the program were the Sentimenta- lists,aboy's quartet from Central, Mr. Walt Marshall was Master of Ceremonies. Dance music was furnish- ed by the Delta-Rythnm Band. It was, indeed, a night to be remembered I! ' f Q ' I .,- s- M. 4'- av - . ' as YQ C' I The Senlor Chou rs a group composed of one hundred students, sophomores Jumorf and senrors A student must pass a vocal test grven by the d1rector, Mr Lorrn B Mr-Neal, before he may oecome a mem ber of the chorr The chorr can always be heard practrcrng for one of rts many per formances ,dt annually presents a sprmg and wlnter concert performs at the Baccalaureate servrce performs an rnsprrmg Easter and Chrrstmas servrce and presents an Operetta alternately wrth the Varrety Shov Thls year the Operetta Babes rn Toyland was grven and was a tre mendoussuccess ln February the C11o1r sang at the closrng servrce for Youth Week, and rn the spring many members w1ll take part ln the District and State Solo and Ensemble Contests, Xenia Central's Senior Choir is one of which we indeed may be proud. T4 , 'f'Y1v Y 1 w L, ? P vs , I ss , ROW I Janet Johnston Janet Zimmer Carolyn Allen Marilyn Miller Joyce Flemming Pat Randall Allen Greene Richard Adair Steve Moore Linnis Lipscomb Carol La Mar Mary Nelle Kelley Frances Piatt Lorna Glossner Sue Wallace ROW Il June Middleton Carol Gordon Betty Nichols Joann McKay Dixie McCarty Marianne Shipe Bill Washburn Nathaniel Easley Gary Downs Bob Hagler Deenie Turvene Julie Collins Diane McCarty Gail Fisher Kay Gibbs ROW III Mary Lee Nancy Meranda Linda Matthews Emily Schultz Charlotte Wood Carolyn Jones Marilyn Bull Sharon Gordley John Finley Dale Shipley Torn Neeld Richard Neeld Doug Lowe Anne LeSourd Ann Bickett Joyce Beair Eleanor Peterson Cynthia Jenkins ROW IV Eloise Eckerle Suellen Bales Susan McCreery Freda Pelphrey Judy Maish Juanita Moore Golda Baylis Linda Maxwell Betsy Osbum Jerry Randall Dick Harbin Bob Wynn Taso Dontc hos Eleanor Arnlin Andrea Kelble Norma Zuroweste Janet Grome Pam Jones Barbara Schrack Connie Swadener 'J ROW V Evadna Stanek Vivian Craig Beverly Brickel Judy Fawcett Julia Javris Sonia Sondergelt Mary Spittler Maureen Downey Jerry McCoy Torn McClain John McMann Ron Hunter Barry Buell Bill Hagler John Butler Don Anderson David Bobbitt Ed Gastiger Joe Pallatto Bob Whitney Atha Storer Joan Weaver ACCOMPANIST Sandra Wood ,E pkg -ly 0 - - INSTURMENTAL MUSIC COUNCIL: Bob Shoemaker, Pres.g Marilyn Bull, V. Pres.5 Virginia Corwin, Sec.-Treas.g Nancy Mikes, Bob McClain, Bob Fowler. VOCAL MUSIC COUNCIL: Bob Hagler, Lib.5 Dale Ship- ley, V. Pres.g Eleanor Amlin, Sec.-Treas.3 Taso Dontchos, Pres.3 Tom Neeld, Lib. T6 '7 mwlWacal Mr. Lorin B. McNeal Mr. Robert K. Downs On Saturday, March 9, 1957, the Ohio Music Educa- tion Association heldits annual district solo and ensemble contest. Those who received a No. 1 superior rating were Sandra Wood, Steve Moore, Mark Srockslager, Gary Downs, Ion Ellis, a clarinet quartet, saxophone quartet, flute quartet, and a French horn quartet. Musicians re- ceiving No. 1 ratings were eligible to attend the regional fstatey finals which were held at Fairview-White High School in Dayton on April 13. Q Q 5 f Q n Get Happy I This was the theme of the greatest Variety Show ever presented at Xenia Central. On the nights of March 22 and 23,1956 the Field House filledwith people who came to see the much- talked-about Varieties of l956 . Dow Reichley, master of ceremonies, introduced a large variety of acts, which rangedfrom a humorous adaptation ofthe television program Mickey Mouse Club to the sweet lilting melodies of nightclub music. Other highlights of the eveningwere the pony chorus, sing- ing and dancing acts, and the senior choir. The entire production was under the direction of Mr. Robert K. Downs, who was assisted hy Miss Huston and Mr. McNeal. -hai-A 0 The Concert Orchestra is composed of sixty-nine members from freshmen to seniors. During the year, with Con- cert Band, they give two concerts, one in the winter and one in the spring. They also play between the acts of the Junior and Senior Class Plays, and held a special performance for the O.S. 8: S.O. Home. At the end of the year they play for Graduation, FIRST VIOLINS Taso Dontchos Emily Schultz Joe Pallatto Julia Jarvis Suellen Bales Ann Holcomb Joann McKay Janet Wright Nancy Howard SECOND VIOLINS Sara Sue Heisey Sandra I.aMar Lynn Tandy Rebecca Bell .Linda Hamer Barbara Blocker VIOLO JoAnn Ashmore Evadna Stanek Nancy Noble Jim Barlett CELLO Mary Lou Castle Bill Washburn Mary Lee Sandra Fowler Phil Chitty STRING BASS Carlton Brown Mac Cooper Steve Arment Bob McClain Marvin Merriman Joann Earley Betsy Osbum BASS HORN Steve Swindler FLUTE Sonia Sondergelt Carolyn Jones Alica Baylis OBOE Linda Bortoroff Rochelle Allen CLARINET Gary Downs Bob Shoemaker Mark Stockslager BASSOON Mary Martin Karen Atkinson Margie Fisher FRENCH HORN Jon Ellis Frank Brown Margaret Lewis Bob Wickline TENOR SAXOPHONE Linda Ringer ALTO SAXOPHONE Sue Wallace TROMBONE Carl Davis Don Hamer Skip Joyce TRUMPET David Bobbitt Herman Gill Ric hard Atkinson DRUMS Ron Hunter Edward Quirk Dan Aultman John Landaker 1 . Q - H 0 ganna! G The Concert Band is a group composed of one-hundred musicians. Directed by Robert K. Downs, the band is kept quite busy practicing for the many performances at which they play. The band presents a spring and winter concert and participates in the Variety Show. At every home basketball game the band can be heard playing at half time A trip to Fostoria, an exchange concert, is a yearly occurrence made by the band. This is thoroughly enJoyed by everyone. FIRST CIARINET Gary Downs Mark Stockslager John Flora Ron Shanks Carol White Donna LeFevre Linda Matthews Bob Shoemaker Judy Fawcett Carol Hook SECOND CLARINET Marilyn Smith Joyce Beair Joyce Flemming Grace Lancaster Mary Ann Parks Jerry McCoy Eleanor Peterson Gail Free Marilyn Bull Evadna Stanack THIRD CLARINET Sandra Fowler Sara Sue Heisey Janet Moore Arm Bickett Margie Ary Barbara Bateson Atha Storer Connie Swadener Carolyn Gill Penny Rector Shirley Robinson Bruce Miller Linda Fawcett TROMBONE Carl Davis Don Harner Roger Truesdale Jim Bartlett Skip Joyce Larry Polly Kenny Linkhart Mary Lee BARITONE Bill Washburn Richard Storer Regie Grooms FLUTES Sonia Sondergelt Julia Jarvis Carolyn Jones Alicia Baylis Barbara Gegner Phyllis Hamer Virginia Corwin Mary Lou Castle Rebecca Buell Barbara Blocker Linda Wakely ALTO CIARINEI' Catherine Jones BASS UIAKINET Beverly Brickel QALTO HORN Jon Ellis Frank Brown Margaret Lewis Bob Wickline BASSOON Mary Martin Karen Atkinson Margie Fisher OBOE Linda Bottoroff Rochell Allen ALTO SAXOPHONE Sue Wallace Omalee Hicks Margaret Stover Marianne Shipe Sebert Guckian Carolyn Collins Rebecca Bales Brenda Massic Anne Lee Shoemaker TENOR SAXOPHONE Linda Ringer Tom McClain Allen Greene Mike Huff BARITONE SAXOPHONE Bob Lauman TRUMPET David Bobbitt Richard Atkinson Henman Gill Golda Baylis Phil Chitty Pam Jones Richard Chaplin Judy Harvey Steve Moore Harold Saunders Freda Pelphrey Dick Baker STRING BASS Betsy Osburn Joann Earlev Bob McClain BASS HORN Carlton Brown Mac Cooper Steve Swindler Charles Merriman Steve Arment Earl Thompson PERCUSSION Nancy Noble Jolm Landaker Dan Aultman Eddie Quirk Ron Hunter Kenny Hull Bar1'yxSwearingen Lynn Tandy John Lane 9' I french ROW I John Landaker Ed Quirk Dan Aultman Ron Hunter Jerry McCoy Kenny Hall Barry Swearingen John Lane ROW II Mary Lou Castle Phyllis Harner Virginia Corwin Carolyn Jones Becky Buell Nancy Noble Sonia Songergelt Alicia Baylis Ann LeSourd ROW III Julia Jarvis Barbara Blocker Barbara Gegner Sandra Fowler Bob Shoemaker Mark Stockslager Marilyn Smith Judy F awcctt Carolyn Gill Ann Bickett Linda Mathews Grace Lancaster Gail Free Barbara Bateson Connie Swadener Janet Moore Mary Ann Parks Marilyn Bull ROW IV Brice Miller John Flora Ron Shanks Margery Fisher Linda Fawcett Sarah Sue Heisey Shirley Robinson Penny Rector Atha Storer Eleanor Peterson Donna K. LeFevre Margy Ary Joyce Beair Carol White Carolyn Hook Joyce Fleming Evadna Stanek ' Zend Linda Bottorff ROW V Karen Atkinson Margaret Stover Anna Lee Shoemaker Mariann Shipe Brenda Massie Sebert Guckian JoAnn Earley Carolyn Collins Rebecca Bales Herman Gill Golda Baylis Phil Chitty Harold Saunders Freda Pelphrey Pam Jones Judy Harvey Dave Bobbitt Richard Baker ROW Vl Gary Downs Sue Wallace Omalee Hicks Rochelle Allen Linda Ringer Mary Martin Bob Lauman The marching band consists of more than one-hundred students from the upper four grades. The main activity for the marching band is performing during the halftime at the football games. The mem- u bers of theband put in many hours practicing for these shows and de- serve much praise for their hard work. Bob McClain Dick Atkinson Dick Chaplin Skip Joyce Mary Lee Kenny Linkhart Larry Polley Don Harner Carl Davis Steve Moore ROW VII Tom McClain Allen Greene Mike Huff Margaret Lewis Bob Wickline Jon Ellis Frank Brown Carlton Brown Mac Cooper Steve Swindler Earl Thompson Steve Arment Richard Storer Reggie Grooms Bill Washburn Absent: Charles Merrim an 8 Q .I.n.iv a 1' - ing, - Dum 7ff47'0'2 and 77541044464 ROW I: Joanna McKay, Jo Ann Ashmore, Sandra I.,aMar. ROW II: Linda Wakeley, Jim Bartlett, Lynn Tandy, Betsy Osbum. ROW III: Beverly Brickel, Catherine Jones, Becky Bell. Q- ffl - j'. ii! fn , 'I 9f4vg'f..g'vpK, l x Sweethearts' Ball--a Valentine's theme for a real Valentine's dance, held February 16, in the girls' gym, and sponsored by Junior and Senior Tri- Hi -Y. The Tri-Hi-Y Formal is the only annual 'gcdd dance to which the gals can ask the guys ! . ,gy 1 ' if , . Red and white crepe paper streamers formed the walls and ceiling to carry out the theme in true Val- entine colors. Featured on one wall were the silhou- ettes ofa boy and girl, centered in a gigantic heart. Further carrying out the decorating scheme were min- aturc hearts and cupids. After the grand march, couples were se ated at candle -lit tahles in the school cafeteria. and were served refreshments of punch and cookies. Approximately seventy -five couples enjoyed danc- ing to the music of Carl Baer and his Teddy Bears. ATHLETICS df!46fQ?d0fd4a if I- a....g r -. ei? 40 52 zarzasr ROW I Dale Shlpley, Alv1n Bennett, Orvxlle Dawkxns Jun Duncan, B111 Hagler Dave West, Barry Buell Sher man Stanley Jerry Anders, Ron I.aCour ROW II Vernon West Darrell Roberts, John Louden, Bob Mann Taso Dontchos Tom Neeld Cary Ferguson D1ckHarb1n, Bob Hagler Jxm Sulhvan Dave Cultxce ROW III Roger Truesdale Ronme Randall Bob McColaugh Don Anderson Arnold Srne Doug Lowe Paul Marshall Steve Lut trell Joe Clark, Gary Chapman ROW IV Jerry Roder1ck, Gerald Randall Bob Thompson Plul Corbett, Buddy D1llard Bob Hull Rrch Adau Dan Patterson Th1s year found the football team wxth fewer members than prevlous years Although many of the players were mexpenenced Coach Ank ney was able to produce a wmrung team Wllh a proud s1x and three record Along wlth thls record go many 1nd1v1dua1 honors to members of the team J err Anders All KIIVL honorable mentron E'- if 'FE' Alvm Bennett ,l l il flvf Q 2 avg A Q 7 - ' hh I by af 1 nfl A 4 as f n A as 22 so J? 2 L44 I4 . ? , I , 3 -- ' ' , - : ' X xx N, Barry Buell Dave Culnce Orvllle Dawkms Xenia W11bur Wrlght Xema Washmgton C H Xenia 'M1am1sburg Xema 'Greenvxlle Xema 'Fauborn Xenla 'Plqua Xema 'Faumont Xenia 'Sldney XCH13 'Troy 'denotes MVL games Taso Dontchos Jim Duncan 85 Bill Ha le: All MVE. honorable mention All State honorable mention fl vid BOB MANN RON LaCOUR DARRELL ROBERTS ,iv Ella '1 93 f DALE SHIPLEY SHFRMAIN STANLEY DAVE WEOT co-captam co captam MVL Fust Team MVL Fxrst Team All State Thu: Tean' im? Q, . Q i' 5 R.-1 f ff- ' ls. , , P 'l .O , - . ' 1 . it H' 'sq' --sa, ROW I: Bob Shoemaker, Brian Arment, Rich Neeld, Richard Liston, Mark Stockslager. ROW II: Wayne Snively, Myron Carson, Eddie Corrigan, Mr. Wilson. The Xenia Central cross country team was unde- feated in dual meets this year, and won the MVL in a landslide! They finished fourth in the district. Much of the credit for the Bucs championship cross country team is due to the fine coaching of Mr. Wilson. ' eam Dick Workman Larry Molitor Don Karl Sherman Stanley Ron Beason Richard Randall Bob Shoemaker Wayne Snively ,lull yin I4 mtg ROW I: Sherman Stanley, Dick Workman, Don Karl, Larry Molitor. ROW II: Mack Snyder, Mark Stock- slager,Larry Miller,Jim Wickline, Ron Beason. ROW III: Richard Randall, Eugene Ballard, Jim Bartlett, Howard Wolfram, David Smalley, Carl Davis. Under the coaching of Mr. Elmer Hollis, the tumbling team turnedin five excellent performances. These were given at the half time of home basketball games. Only three of the boys were veterans, but Coach Hollis very capably instructed the first year men and turned outa fine tumbling team. mam, 6405 ROW I: Wayne Snively, Bill Hagler, Taso Dontchos, Dave West, Alvin Bennett, Dale Shipley. ROW II: Bernard Hutson, Torn Neeld, Myron Carson, DickHarbin, Bob Hagler, Bob Wynn. The Buccaneers, who seldom have an unsuccess- ful season, were able through the work and determina- tion of both Coach Kaylor and the players, to turn in an exceptionally fine record this year. Upset only once by a veteran Piqua club, Xenia was able to de- feat many powerful opponents. Xenia 52 Xenia '70 Xenia 61 Xenia 48 Xenia 67 Xenia '75 Xenia 51 Xenia 62 Xenia 56 Xenia 62 Xenia 81 Xenia 58 Xenia 59 Xenia 47 Xenia 64 Xenia '71 Xenia 48 Xenia ' denotes MVL games Wilmington Beavercreek Wilbur W right Stivers Belmont Lebanon Middletown Fairview 'Miamisburg 'Greenville Tecumseh 'Fairborn Washington C.H. 'Piqua 'Fairmont 'Sidney 'Troy Eaton 32 45 49 56 59 64 89 51 48 46 '74 48 54 56 60 51 51 Alvin Bennett Center Taso Dontc hos Center Bill Ha gler Forward Dale Shipley Guard Wayne Smvely Forward Z' ROW I: Vernon West, Mickey Masters, Larry Williamson, DonAnderson, Chuck Myers, Bob McColaugh, Arnold Sine . ROW II: Boyce Wood, Ronnie Randall, Jim Whitacre, John Grooms, Jim Sullivan, Mike Muterspaw. 6400 Dave West Forward U 1 A -15 dl? IU 'kann Larry Welsh, Tom Neeld, Doug Lowe, Bob Wynn, Jerry Fischer ROW I: Wayne Swearingen, Ken Oglesbee, Ronald Randall, Jim Barley, Wendell Hurley, Mike Muterspaw, Jim Sullivan, Dale Shipley. ROW Il: Darrell Roberts, Ronald LaCottr, Alvin Bennett, Bernard Hutson,ChuckMyers, Curtis Hutson, Bob Hagler, Bill Hag- ler. ROW III: Bob Evans, Bob McColaugh, Dave Cultice, Chuck Merriman, Dick Keyer, Richard Arehart, Larry Miller, Ronald Beason, Pat Payton, Steve Luttrell, John Butler. 911 Larry Welsh 24465466 Sdedale MARCH 28 Greeneview CD 29 Springfield Northeastern ITD APRIL 2 Cedarville CU 3 Bellbrook CTy 5 Troy CD 8 Yellow Springs fl-D 10 Cedarville CHQ 12 Fairmont ' KTJ 15 Fairborn KT, 16 Miamisburg ' CFD 18 Piqua ' fTl 23 Greenville ' fl-U 26 Fairborn ' flfij 29 Greeneview QHJ MAY 1 Beavercreek GD 4-11 District Tournament Troy 10 Piqua QTJ 14 Beavcrcreek QTJ 71466 Scledale APRIL 9 Faumom GU 13 Sprmgfleld Relays 17 Xema Invnauonal 23 Troy QTJ 25 Greenv11le QT 27 Oh1O Wesleyan 30 Plqua GD MAY 1 IXI18ITl1Sbll1'gfT, 3 Dayton Relays 7 F3ll'bO1'll KTJ 14 MVL at Falrbom 17 DISIIICI 25 State Bob Shoemaker Dave West, Larry Mohtor ROW I Larry Wxlhamson, Vernon West, Barry Buell, Dave West, Ro 1ald Hunter, D1ck Harbme, Bob Shoemaker, Bd Corngan ROW II Larry Molltor, Jerry McCoy, Claud Lyons, John Mayer, Arnold Sme, Darrell Murphy, Mark Stockslager, Bnan Armen , R1chard John Fmlay,Tom Ed1nger,Phxl Corbett,My1'on Carson, John Lon don, Charles Ne vcomer ROW IV Sebert Gucluan, John Lane Sexana Ron I-Iunter, Barry Buell 91 I ' J Liston, Don C. Anderson. ROW III: Jerry Randall, Kietlh Taylor, 0 Vic McKeever, Albert Robinette, Bill Schuellex, Miss Huston, Larry Smith, Curtis Straus, Don Cranor. Eleanor Amlin, Eloise Eckerle, Pat Matson, Joan Fran- cis, Marilyn Miller. Charlene Knisley, Debbie H a r n e r, Kathy Prugh. Mr. C. H. Benner5Mr. Donald Fish- er, Freshman Football, Seventh Bas- ketball, Mr. William Kaylor, Ath- letic D i r e c t o r , Head Basketball CoachgMr. Michael Ungard, Junior High Football, Golf Coac hg Mr. Donald Middleton, A ss 't Football CoachgMr. Rollie Barton, Baseball, Ass't Basketball, Mr. Elmer Hollis, Ass 't Varsity Football, Boys 'Physical Education, Mr. Ben Ankney, Foot- ball C o a c h , Freshman Basketball, Mr. William Wilson, Track Coach, Eighth Basketball. ' gddfld For several years our coaches have produced powerful teams that have been real con- tenders in the M.V.L. They deserve many thanks for the unselfish way in which they have given their time and patience to build the best Buccaneers possible. These boys receive little praise for the work they do and few people realize the ex- tent of their duties. They must take care of equipment and players as well as incidentals requested by coaches. .5 a n 5,2 I Nick Galliger, John Slack, Jerry Ran dall JohnButler'DonMa.ssie Jerr R , , , Y Od erick, Richard Adair. I ' 0 6460 W find 2 7 Z ROW I: Branda Kesler, Barbara Weber, Carla Neff,Becky Buell, Clarabelle Snively, Marilyn Roberts,Shirley Van Wey, Nancy McMichael, Martha Middleton. ROW II: Betsy Osbum, Mary Jeanl-lalsey,Sandy Stephenson, Connie Grim- shaw, Peggy Luman, Atha Storer, Mrs. Pavlovic , Carol Swadener, Mary Middleton, Martha Kel- ley,Deenie Turvene, Dixie McCarty, Carolyn Brown. ROW III: Mary Spitler, Regina Jenkins, Ruth Williamson, Janet Johnston, Catherine Jones, Sally Beldem, Eloise Ekerle, Audrey Douglas, Emma Snively, Connie Elmore. ROW I: JoAnn Earley, Rebecca Bales, Deenie Turvene, Beverly Glass. ROW II: Janet Whitacre, Mary Middle- ton, Janet Johnston, Martha Middleton, Karen Atkinson, Barbara Weber. Zag! '7 Www ROW I: Sherman Stanley, Dick Workman. ROW II: Robert Babb, Ron LaCour, Don Karl, Larry Molitor. ROW I: Elizabeth Davis, Peggy Luman, Connie El- more, Luwanna Stultz. ROW Il: Mary Spitler, Mau- reen Downey, Carol Swadener, Sandra Grube, Emma Snively. ZW ?,,,,,,,, :ll '7' .-- - 'F 1' Q-:ff ,Mn wx, '-ui 1 9 ' f v. N gn . I- In va.. H Y . K i,'N 'J . ,M :z1'v..X.f.' ...V L'1fe,,A.7 :J J 'me .3 A 9:29 J TY 'Any Ui W1 .-SILK' I ' 0 , . J . . , , ,mgw 'ii' 2 . ' ' I Y 1 ?ze44maa BLU -nu ig 662144 K Q 98 D-sri ROWI S Weeks,M Wylre C Stroud G Tobias A Shoemaker B Massxe M Wyhe S Schueller ROW II C Paul J Troker L Mrlles G Roberts J Stan freld C Swadener S Detty R smart, M Meade C Murphy ROW III J Moore, S Robmson P Rect or J Perry E Smvely K Wrlson A Marshall E Stollmgs J Myers M Prerce C Ross S Yearxck ly, J Mullrgan, O Travrs R Patterson ROW II D Funk, B Pxerce C Neff E Thompson T Murray J LeSourd D Lrmes L Tandy B Luck,D Spahr ROW IILW Swearmgen D Thompson P Storey, B Serlhamer J Potter R Stollmgs, G Walthall J Wyhe B Bond C Mernrnan ROWI P Edwards F Brown, D Gastxger B Hoover G Chrtty J Hamrlton, J Bnttmgham, J Drllard ROWII P Long L Lamme G Predragovrch J Da v1s C Gross P Chamb11n,B Johnson, J Irwin J Grooms M Huff ROW III D Ary M Anderson S Arment,R Snyder J Pzttman B Harrrs B Hull J Chne, F Holley, R Galhon ll ROW I A Garcra P Lurnan, J Jack C Free M Jack, M Holcomb, C Knisley C McKee D Kms ley, E Leach, H Lancaster S LaMar ROW II P Jackson J Fuller, B Gegner J Glass M Frsher S Fowler M McDufford, M Hamer C Gnmshaw C Howard P Hrlderbrandt B Hook, C Prugh ROW III B McCormick S Krdd D Hamer V Johnson C Jones S Hezsey K Kersey, J Gasho, A McStall vorth J Howard, C Grll, R Johnson ROWI D Cummings, E Ayle S Carr C Bent, J Dodge M Anderson, J Brrttmgham, W Brown B Blocker B Bateson C Chenoweth ROW II B An derson S Bellamy P Corwm J Byrd, A Breakall C Charles, J Burba, J Carruthers, C Cooper, M Castle,C Elmore, K Beighle ROW III W Cyphers M Clark, L Fawcett, J Barley M Barnett R Al len S Beldon, B Bell B Buell R Campbell H Adams, B Bales C Colhns R Collms O -tg ,,, 1 I X k - Q 1 . 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Sember J Speakmz-1n,B M.1ller,L Wxlham E Wyen C Lyons B Payton P Shaw R Pxerce F Ohver ROW III Lxston, J Swogger T Toner T McKenney D McCoy C Rider B McCla1n D Roberts C Zam n G Stratton B Tobras ROWI D Baker D Keyes B Ershenhut J Lane S Guck1an, D Coffreld M. Ankney R Brrttrng ham ROW II G. Camden J Hames, N Brewer D Cook, L. Holby, R Farrenkopf, R. Huston, S. Hou ser, D. Huston,B Ful1er,J Earley, R Grooms. ROW III: L Shockey, L Huffman, M. Deuxck, T. Koog ler,D.Estr1dge, R.Hu.r1ey,J Hrlderbrant, R. Brooks, T. Jackson, D. Cummmgs, B. C11ne bw hxh'B'!! '1- ROWI D Gwmn D Huffman, L Hayner, L Hous ton, G Entsmmger, T Jones A Ingram C Free man L Gebhard ROW II J Evans P Jones, D Jansen, M Tomhnson J Ellsberry, N Ternll, F Lelghly B Payton S K.1ser T Long R Webster K Marlon P Hunter ROW III R Hrnes D Duna vant H Funk M. Butts T Hedges D Daum, T Galhger J Harms M. Tharpe, B Johnson N Lxt tler, S Easley, J Ehhng ROW I C Brady M. Shaw C Kmg L Butts D Anderson R Anderson G Brclung, M Bottorff M Corbett ROW II W Bowermaster J Duncan L Allen P Brown D Rldgeway M Burba B Blake B Dunn A Cultrce S Stephson, W Jenkms B Wy l1e J Compton ROWIH L Snyder D Corngan H Woods T Brannen, M Allen B Hornmg, P Spencer A Corbett L Cooper J Hams, C Mc Kay M Wood J Zlmmerman ROWI T Wllhams T Wlutehouse D Mo1denlG Shattuck, M. Shlpe D Workman P Randall C Massxe ROW II M Mxller, L Stephenson, S Neatherton, W. Moore, J Speckman, S. Parks, L Snyder, K Ruse, C. Smlth, S. May, J Osburn, H Nehls, E Webb ROW III. B Duncan, H Shaw . Taylor, R. Mlller, C. Palmer, E. Mullens, J Odom, P McCoy, V. Varvel, P Pyles, C. Shaw, H Abllng af Wlulv 100 'WK . noi-D f - r- .him -:rg , Y . ,Y .. , , Q---. ivan.. - ., ' WW - , ' ,. rr ' V vig:-NM , 1. ' ' - 1- -4. ., -. ,,, Q1 ' ' , nf., ,, ': A- -xr-. - E Q4 .- Q ' 3- M -, , L Y B 'Z I ul ' -.F jul ' l -.91 Aw- 1 ' I ' N I I F' ' . g- .0 -, --,- -...'- 1 Q 1. -. . ' ' ,T . 'J - p ,. 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' . . , F 101 ROWI B McClellan B Fowler E Colvrn J Green R Bobbrtt B Smrth G Gregory L Mrtchell M Spurlock R Benson D Phrbbs ROW II C Shrpe B Farr D Wrekhne C Adkrns S McCreery J Bar ber R Lyons J Louderback M Baker C Thorn B Daugherty, L Dontchos D Corrlgan ROW III P Cooper R Burh G Allen R Elswrck B Rrchey C Fam E Dumbauld S Walker C West T Ar mentrout B Bloom D Bull L Peterson ROWI R Myers E Mercer P Hxll J Heath L Sagers J Randolph, D Marshall D Krdder R Knrght T Watson B Saum ROW II M Rohrer J Rrtchey D Lrlhard S Wrlllams K Woods M Pointer K Snyder R Reno A Botto J Kmsely B Hook L Hrllmg R Neff ROW III B Hahn K Stoops T Moore J Morrow J Harner M Ransom C Smrth A Peterson, V Moore R Predragovrch B Rader C Caplrnger B Kelley 'H ROWI D Brown D Bottoroff K Brewer C Adkms L Layne T Butts J Shaw B Gwrnn I Johnson D Freelan L Gregory R Caplmger ROW II D Hess D Brown G Frttro J Ralney J Chapman P Duke D I-lrnes C Mercer S Koogler S Schnerd er B Erchman R Frshe R Flemrng ROW III B Cooper G Randall S Greene B Marshall C Hen son T Gxiord, R Carnes H Tharp T Bamey J Koogler B Alspaugh K Camp N Storer ROW I 12 Phrllrps N Ruby D Gwlrm, J Palmer D Campbell G McKnight D Palmer B Dawkrns T Prrce, D Shockey K Rrley B Lytle J Terry P Noland,H Patterson ROW II D Prtzer E Osborn K Noland J Conners M Parks C Tomlmson, J Varvel S Prtzer ROW Ill K Terrell D Mastbaum R Rhodes C Wilson, J Monroe B Stollrngs J Lewrs R Plttmau, D Prerce A Srmth D Murphy B Shaw, M Tobrn ROWI S Halsey J Harner D Hayslrp V Hrllrard W Hrll M Harbm D Keyer G Gray, E Greenstem J Srmth,T Payton ROW Il D Brooks C Carruth ers M Kmsley J Coy K L1nkhart,S Compton R Mustard M Hagler V Lewrs R Lewxs T Cooper, B Doran J Grrmshaw ROW III C Roberts P H11 derbrant V Dawson,B Byrd C Lowry L Johnson, B Carnes,P Grrffrth L Holland T Fuller B Wlute house G Bradds B Moon ,T ,Y . 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' 1 ' . , . . , . , 0 Q , 1 , - 3 - ' . , . , . . , . , . . 155 If ' '-V ' I .1 1' ' ' u rfl, Nr, I ful ' ru o ' a 5 , , ., Q l A Q ' , . Q . 4 ' 9 4 . r 1 1 v - Q ' V 'O Q I O . 4 L ' 10 . AQ IH -55- IO? ROWI D Mendenhall S Cross J Davxs S Davrs, J Anders,B Closey J Swaney ROWH B Tharp D Buffxngton B. Beals K Lavxgne K Adam: K Nordlund, G Ankney J Smith, C Fetz, D Barka low, J Shrpe G Smrth. ROWII1 B Schmrdt J Baughn J Shaw, S Wh.1te,P McCoy C Lewxs J Lawson, D Watson K Mamn M Gnff1th,J Col hns ROW IV J Howard, R Cooper C Blevms J Long P Johnston, S Smrth, J Powell P Ogrl v1e G Crawford, N Mrkes D Lawrence, T Jack T Tanner f' h.L..A ROWI L Neeld W Workman, L Pagett, M Mar shall J Weber L Workman, R Roberts B Roberts, K. Wrthrow F Stanfxeld, H Roland H Randolph ROW II K Rrley S Rrley M Prtzrck, J Wea ver L Yenan, D Morrow R 'urner J Mays, D Turner S Stanaway B Walker ROWIII B Shaw, B Perkrns P Newcomer E Parker C Elmore L Randall P Rohrer, H Waugh M Smlth B John son, N Wead, H Smalley N Shaffer 4-! ....,,,f ' I . . . . - . . , . , . , . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . , , . , . . , . . , , . , . , . , . . , . . . , . . . - : . , . , . . - . , . : . , . , . . . , . - , . . , . . . , . , . , . , . . : . ' v ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' y 0 r ' 1 ' . : . . , . , , . . , . , . - I , . I . , . - . . , . . , . . , . . , Y-I .A i A - Q1 , Q 1 J 5 Lfgrl. ' ' B lk: L' . lk - ff'L': .WL - 9, A 'R' -T9--77' 1' V , ., , , . 1 A V . , - - ., .' . A, Q Li , 4 'Lf . X ' 3 . f I .. - L J r , X Q , S I O 5' 'f ' 1' A i f . - Q' ' v , . ... I A ,.1 . I , .Q .g A N - , J' ' 3-. ' 1 a 4.. ' N l , I ' ' U A 1. HI 1' 1 f, ful fvmlg NLL, ,ILA l ,gg tm, l iq44!.:ifIL!4n1n1 rg, ,L LM , MQJM M4 WI s , 9 I: Ig: 'ff 1 , 1, Q ' ','- .4e m4Y 'm M84 5, I 1 A0 9 9 YG 69 9 9 GL' 1 'S , I N W Q EBU ff , V- M4 w' 4 -1 . Ao L ROW I: BeckyBales, Carolyn Collins, K.aren Kersey, Catherine Jones, Becky Bell, Sara Sue I-leisey, Becky Buell, Judy Glass, Barbara Gegner. ROW ll: Janice Barry, Marilyn Mead, Sandy Fowler, Connie Swadener, Patty Price, Bob Woodhouse, Elwood Tobias, David Sparr, Bob McClain, Larry Polly, Nancy McMichael, Barbara Bateson ROW III: Moe Ankney, Paul Storey, Steve Arment, John Erwin, Dennis Roberts, Mike Anderson, Joe Hamer Marge Fisher, Sandy La Mat, Anna Lee Shoemaker, Judy Myers, Susan Bellamy, Bea Anderson, Donna Knisley ROW IV: Arlene Brakehll, Peggy Luman, Carolyn Cooper, Gloria Paul, Pauline Corwin, Mary Lou Castle, Jo- ann Earley, Roberta Smart, Debbie I-larner, Bill Stanaway, Kenny Linkhart, Jim Davis, Bob Hull, Claud Lyons Teddy Jackson, Don Cummings, Bob Fuller. caahfzg' Violins Jerlyn Shaw Oboe Clarinet Barbara Daugherty Tyra Armentrout Don Wickline Charlene McKay Donna Ridgeway String Bass Trumpet Kay Woods Suzanne Walker Paul Brown Boyd Richie Xylophone Diana Buffington Robert Smith David Bull CAIOIYH Shaw Sally Smith French Hom Trombone Drums Ginger Crawford Sharon McCreery Jack Duncan Bob Dunn Darlene Mendenhall Pauline McCoy Tom Brennen Bill Wylie Violo Peggy Cooper Carol Blevins Cello Gordon Chitty John Hamilton Bassoon Barbara Daugherty Mike Griffith Ann Marshall Flute Jean Harris Lou Peterson Ronnie Elswick caaofzgf gmac! The hrghlrght of the year for our Jumor I-hgh Band was the half tlme show they performed at one of the football games. Thxs was to glve them experlence for future years 1n the Senlor Htgh Marchrng Band played for the varlous grade schools ln Xenra FLUTES Jean Harms Susan Oglesbee Janet Shxpe Barbara Tharp lone Johnson Sally Smrth TRUMPETS Boyd Rrchey Dave Bull Bob McClellan Carol Thorn Robert Smrth Peggy Spencer Larry Bradshaw Ruth Cooper Nancy Mrkes Jlmmy Swaney B111 Schmxdt Joyce Davls TROMBONES Jack Duncan Ronme Elswrck Blll Wylle Bob Dunn Pegg Johnston Kent Martm Davmd Barkalow Charles Lew1s lou Peterson Carolyn Slupe OBOE Don W1ckl1ne BASSOON Barbara Daugherty FRENCH HORN Sharon McCreery Paulme McCoy Cordon Clutty John Hamrlton ALTO SAXOPHONE Bob Fowler Jerlyn Shaw Connre Faulkner Donna Rxdgeway Cmger Crawford Tom Brennen TENOR SAXOPHONE Mlke Gnffnh Gary Brclung Ann Marshall Lynn Allen DRUMS 106 TUBA Paul Brown Butch Smlth CIARINET Suzanne Walker Charlene McKay B111 Hormng Anlta Cult1ce Sherry Davxs Jane Collins Peggy Cooper Tyra Armentrout Janet Compton Judy Powell Danny Plubbs Bonnie Closey Melame Woods Leo Dontchos Carol Blevms Sharon Snxder Charles Fetz Glenn Smnth Janet Smrtn Danny Nordlund Shlrley Whxte Susan Cros Robert Brtters - a W . ' 4 . . 5 The big event for our Junior High Orchestra was the concert they C O QI! nu ROW I: Robert Smith, Denny Morrow, Gary Allen, Mike Harbin, Moe Ankney, Dick Keyer, Mac Bottorff, Ted Watson, Gordon Ankney, Dennis Keyer. ROW II: Mr. Fisher, John Ringer, Bob Beals, Leo Dontchos, Joe Reichley, Bruce Eisenhut, Mike Pointer, Ronnie Webster, Bill Davidson. ROW IH: Richard Anderson, Jim Osburn, Harry Nehls, Ted Williams, David Bull, Larry Holland, Terry Moore, John Morrow, Ronnie Bobbitt. ROW IV: Richard Pierce, Gerald Liston, Bill Johnson, Bob Payton, Bob Hahn, Wayne Swearingen, Mike Huff, George Camden, Bob Fuller, Jack Earley. ROW V: Jerry Speakman, Mike Anderson, Ronnie Snyder, Claude Lyons, John Grooms, Denny Roberts, John Irwin, Barry Davis, Don Thompson, Keith Stoops. mad? This season for the Freshman Football Team was disappointing, as they ended with a two and three record. We hope they can benefit from their experience and next year help turn out a successful varsity. The season for the basketball team is a little brighter as they had a successful year. We hope they can continue winning in the following years. ROW I: Fred Oliver, Howard Ank- ney, Joe Reichley, Bruce Eisenhut, Paul Johnson, Dennis Coffield. ROW Il: Bob Cline, Denny Roberts, Paul Storey, Bob Hall, Mike Anderson, EG Bob Fuller, John Irwin . ROW III: Claud Lyons, Gary Walthall, Bob Alexander. sa, B. Z ROW I: Ms.ckBottorff, John Morrow, Robert Hahn Je Harner Ronnie Bobbitt. ROW II: Ted Wat ml , - son, David Bull, Gary Allen, Jim Knisley, Leo Dont- chos. ROW I: Mike Harbine, Mike Knisley, Christopher Roberts, Ronald Roberts, Jon Weber, Mgr. ROW II: Dan Nordland , Bob Birters, Denny Morrow, Bill Gwinn, Cordon Ankney. . W. MaryJo Hagler, Judie Barber, Marsha Miller Jackie Hamer, Mary Lou Baker. Offckzez, ' ,aadhade Mrs. E. Winters Attendance Officer Charles Rauch Donald Whittington Lewis Beair James Rails Head of Maintenance S Mrs. P. E. Steele NLrs. P. R. Storey Mrs. E. G. Gill 147 Paul Boxwell dxed last nrght These were the words that prerced the hearts of students and teachers at Xema Central on the mornrng of Tuesday February 5 1957 Hrs untlmely death ended two decades of contrnuous servrce at Xema Central but the memory of hrs superb teachrng abxlrty w111 long rema1n rn our hearts. Goodbye Boxre you were stern but you were a master teacher lt seems unbelrevable that you no longer wrll be teachrng mathematrcs at Central but we who knew you realrze the f1ne contrrbutron you made to the youth of the communrty We hope rn some small way that we may repay you for all you gave us. To those of us who felt the miluence of your teachmg and the warmth of your frrendshrp there wrll never be another lrke you. Your sun of lrfe has set as the mornmg star whrch goes not down belund the darkened west but fades rnto the glorrous lrght of Heaver1. ll0 - A , f K' 1. , L, 1. N h w we 4 . - ,rw - , QU! . . U vw . O I1 ' ' Il ' . D , . D IV ' ll u 9 v I . I ,, . . . . Spoaoow The Semors of Xenra Central wrsh to extend therr apprecratron to the followrng sponsors for helprng to make thus annual po ssrble Ada1r's Furmture Allen, Mr and Mrs James C Allen, W L D D S Althoff's Brlllard Parlor Anderson's Abattorr Anderson's Market Anderson Motor Co Anderson, Wm W Insurance Agency Apgar W K Contractor Armentrout, Frank, Contractor Aultman, Mr and Mrs Dan Aultman, Mr and Mrs Phrlrp Band Box Musrc Center Bankerd, Cultrce, McClelland Insurance Barry, R W MD Baughn Sand and Gravel Bastran Bros , Engravers Beason, Mr and Mrs Marlon B1ll's Auto Parts Black's Furmture Bocklet J P Supply Co Borden Da1ry Bor1ng's Offrce Supplres Brannen, John Refrrgeratxon Braun's Jewelers, Gemologlst Brewer, Robert B Attorney Brockman Furnace Co Buck's Drug Store Buck's, Phrl Meat Market Buckeye Press Co Bullock Norman D Contractor Plumber Camera Shop fThej Central Auto Parts CharmBeauty Shop Cnenoweth Motor Co Chew Pubhshrng Co Crtrzens Flrst Natronal Bank Cl1if's Auto Parts Communrty Bowlmg, Inc Confer, Mr and Mrs Paul Corner Pharmacy Cox, Art Photographer Cox, Mr and Mrs Purl E Cox, Ray, Insurance Agency Craxg Shell Servxce Cntenon, ffhej Dany Queen Daum and Detty Co Dav1s Spnng Hrll Market Dayton Wheel Products Dean, Mr and Mrs Russell Derrrck Daffler Motor Sales Detrort Auto Supply DeW1ne Lumber Co Dodd's Monument Co Donges Drug Store Donley Orl Co Dumbauld Weldmg Shop Duncan, Mr and Mrs James F East End Wrne Store East Marn Street Market Eavey Co , Wholesale Grocers 1 Eckerle Pnntrng Co Ehrhart 's Sportrng Goods Store E1chman's Electrrc Applrances Ellrs Motor Sales Ellrs S C MD Engle Flonst Co Evans Bob Farms Famous Auto Supply Famous Cheap Store Farm fThej F1ve Pornts Market Fletcher's Grocery Flora, Earl, Realtor Fraternal Order of Polrce 037 Fr1sch's B1g Boy Galloway and Cherry, Furnrture Gallrger Insurance Agency Gegner's Market Geyer's Restaurant Glbney, John V G1bney's Ready to Wear Grlmore Fuel Supply Grlroy Servrce Statron Grnaven Poultry Market Glossner, Mr and Mrs Delos Thej Great Atlantrc SL Pacrfrc Tea Co Cfhej Greene County Auto Club County Farm Bureau Co Op Ass'n County Locker Greene Greene Gregory Dance Studro Gregory K H Co , Inc Gueltxg Florrst Gultrce, Mr and Mrs Thoman J Hammond, W A Drrerlte Co Happy Day Cleaners Hamer, Mr and Mrs Davrd Harner Electrlc Hamer L M Sxnclaxr Refrnmg Hamer Mr and Mrs Paul Harrrson Gulf Servrce I-lazel's Mrllrnery Hernn Sunoco Statlon Hess, Ivan Olrver and Ferguson Sales Hicks, Hargrs A Contractor Burlder Hrtchcock Jewelry Store Home Federal Savmgs and Loan C0 Hooven and Allxson Co fThej Huff Electrrc Hull, Mr and Mrs Ervln Hutson Cleaners Hyman's Frurt Market James Bros Super Market Jeifryes, W P , and Son, GeneralContractor Johnny 's Auto Servrce Johnson's Lawn and Garden Store Johnson, Mr and Mrs John A ' 'Q . 1 ' :r X. J ' -x ' 7 i . . . ., . , . ., . F 'i . . L. . , . I Buckeye Woodworking Co. Greene County Credit Bureau ' J 'x ' ' I w , . ., . . ' 1 . ., . , I M . . .. 1 r - - l ., - O I I G . . . . . . . . . Rob1nson's Service Stauon Routledges Service Statmon Royal Electnc Inc Roy's Fnendly Servxce Rozzell Lunch Parlor Sa Ha Do Dnve Inn Schmxd Realty and Insurance Agency Schueller Dr John W Seat Cover Kmg Sharp Ross, and Assocxates Shaw and Cox Shawnee Motors Sheraton School of Dance Sherwrn Wllhams Pamt Store Schlff Shoe Store Slupley Mr and Mrs Donald Shoup and Hagler Attorney at Law S1egler Botthng C0 S1nger's Casual Wear Smger Sewlng Mach.me C0 Sm1th's Bakery Sm1th Mr and Mrs A L Sm1th, Jay Jeweler Sm1tty's Wee Wash It Smvely J Homer Sol's Store South End Market Steele Anne Strous Curt1s E Strunk Plumbrng and Heatmg Co Stuarts Clothrng Store Sunbeam Bread and Pastrres Tasty Pastry Bakery Tecumseh Motel Thornhrll A and Son Trffany Jewelry Store Tmy Beauty Bar U S 42 Motor Court Van Wey Mr and Mrs Elba Warner R D M D Weeks Mr and Mrs E C and Fam1ly Welfare Frnance Corp QThe Welsh Mr and lvlrs Elmer Western Auto Assocrate Store Wlutacre Furnace Corp QThe W1ne House Wmfrey Funeral Home Woodson Real Estate Sales and Rentals Xen1a Auto Wreckmg Xema Candy K1tchen Xema Clty Frre Department Xenra County Club Xema Farmer's Exchange Xen1a Hardware Co Xema Hotel Xen1a Iron and Metal Co Xema Locker Storage Xen1a Market Xen1a Natronal Bank Xen1a Products Corp Xen1a Refr1gerator and Washer SLFVICC Xema Standard Parts Co fT'1e, Xerua Theater Zxrnrner Mr and Mrs Norbert Johnston Mr and M.rs Howard B Jones Market Groccrres andfMeats Kaxser Laundry and Cleaners Kaylor's Crystal Ice Kelble Electnc Kelley Deborah Kelley Taxl Servrce Kennedy's Market Kennx 's Dan Creme Kabler Radro SLT V Servlce Krng Tractqr Sales and Servmce Kmgsbury Menswear K1tchen's Super Market Krakoff's Kresge S S Co Kroehler Manufacturmg Co Kroger Co QThel Kuhn T G Dr Kuntz' Marcelled Potato Chrps LaCour Mr and Mrs Trmothy Lang Chevrolet Co Latrmer Market Layne H B Contractor Inc Ledbetter's Garage Lee Dr andMrs BenJam1nF LeSourd and Co Insurance Lewls, Mr and Mrs Russell L1tt Bros Lord's Dress Shop Luc1lle's Beauty and G1ft Shop Mam Auto Supply Maln One T V Mallow Orchard Manor Decoratmg Manor Ronald Roofmg and S1d1ng Contractor Marathon Super Servrce Marshall Bros Alpha Marshall and Marshall Marshall Motor Co Martrn Mr and Mrs Herman McCall1ster Marcus E McCla1n Mr and Ivlrs H C McClellan Hatchery McDorman's McKeever Clarence E Metropol1tan Insurance McNamee Fuel and Supply Co McVay's Merry Moore Mllady Beauty Salon Maller and Cross Servrce Statlon M1lton's Ready to Wear and Beauty Shop Mmke CA OD Modern Shoe Repa1r Molltor J F Plasterer Montgomery Ward 8: Co Morton, Robert D D S Mouser's Transfer Mowen Sohro Servxce Nagley Funeral Home Neat's Barber Shop Neeld Funeral Home Nooks Mrs Georgna Oluo Food Products Co Old Town Dnve In One Hour Martrmzmg Orchard Lane Park Bar and Restaurant Park N Shop Patterson's Applrance Pavey and Docton, D V M. Penny J C Co Peoples Btuldmg and Savxngs fThej Peterson Neatherton Peterson Platt Mr and Mrs V L Pldgeon Agency Realtors and Insurance Pztstxck, Fred Prugh Realtor Purdom Lors Insurance Agency Purdom Motor Sales Inc Recoor Ray Mgr Xen1a Barber Shop Reece Paxnt and Wallpaper Co Reeves E Nelson DDS Re1chley Insurance Rehable Shoe Store R1chard's Shoe Store Rrnger and Son Darry Roberts Mr and Mrs James Robmette M1 and Mrs A D Robmette Mr amd Mrs Sherman . . , ' I' ' , . .1 N , . . . - n- ,Q , , . L, . , . 1 . ' 1 ' 'v 1 ' , . . . '7 I 7 I , . ' . ,' 1 1 I I Y ' Y 'Y , 4 1 1 . I ' '! ' ' Wead Mr. and Mrs, Robert H. Model Cleaners . 3 y - -, ' ' ' , . ., . A I X 5 - . ! 7 ' I A , . . . . , . . I 3 . 'I , . . . ' . , 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 ' , . . 112 'L W f - l Ji L Q 1 . ,will
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