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I hardly suppose I know anybody who wouldn't rather be a success than a failure; Just as I suppose every piece of crabgrass in the garden would much rather be an azalea. And in celestial circles all the run-of-the-mill angels would rather be archangels or at least cherubim and seraphim, And in the legal world all the little process-servers hope to grow up into great l)ig bailiffim and sheriffim. Indeed, everybody wants to be a wow. But not everybody knows exactly how. Some people think they will eventually wear diamonds instead of rhinestones Only by everlastingly keeping their noses to their grhinestones. And other people think they will be able to put in more time at Palm Beach and the Ritz. By not paying too much attention to attendance at the office but rather in being brilliant by starts and fits. Some people after a full day's work sit up all night getting a college education by correspondence, While others seem to think they'll get just as far by devoting their evenings to the study of the difference in temperament between brunettance and blondance. Some stake their all on luck, And others put their faith in their ability to pass the buck. In short, the world is filled with people trying to achieve success. And half of them think they'll get it by saying No and half of them by saying Yes, And if all the ones who say No said Yes, and vice versa, such is the fate of humanity that ninety-nine per cent of them still wouldn't be any better off than they were before, Which perhaps is just as well because if everybody was a success nobody could be con­ temptuous of anybody else and everybody would start in all over again trying to be a bigger success than everybody else so they would have somebody to be contemptuous of and so on forevermore. Because when people start hitching their wagons to a star, That's the way they are.

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Your faith and help in whatever we attempt. Your encouragement with each and every step. Always smiling, always gay Every hour of every day, Whenever we needed help or advice We knew we wouldn't have to ask you twice. You taught us English and taught it well. We dedicate this annual to you. Mr. Kittel. flhwOu /Uafet/

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Men view the sun in many a distant land His face still westward in the sky; Though we should go as far we'll love West High, West High, West High. And 'til the sun forgets his ancient goal And seeks a new path through the sky, Our loyal hearts beat for you, West High, West High, West High.

Ruth Allen Samuel Floyd Angus Stephen Blazina 7th grade self- Biology Industrial Arts contained 2'/2 YTs. at West 6 yrs. at West 3 yrs. at West 1 yr. at West Ohio State University Ohio State University Ohio State University B.S.—Ohio State University of W. Va B.S.—Ohio State B.S., M.A. Education M.A.—Ohio State O.S.U. B.S. in Science Assistant Basketball

F. E. Bonar Clarence W. Bower James W Branson American History, Biological Sciences P.E. and Clothing Biology History 8 yrs. at West 2 yrs. at West Ohio State University O.S.U. B.S in Math M.A.—Ohio U. Ohio University—B.S. Capital University G.A.A. Advisor B.S.—Wilmington College Advisor—Jan. Sr. Class Council

I. H. Camraarn Leota W. Clark* Frances C. Davis Late Dodds Business Education Instrumental Music English Geometry—G Math Math 12 yrs. at West 8 yrs. at West 1 yr. at West Capital University Kent State University O.S.U. Schillinger Nebraska University Ohio State University B.A.—Ohio Wesleyan Springfield College B.S.— Kent State School in Boston Advisor—F.T.A. Wayne University B.S. Education B.A., B.S. Kathryn I. Dull Frances Evans Howard W. Ferguson H C. Glass Larry Gray Evelyn A. Hall English Latin Physical Education Biological Science Math and P.E. Radio, Dramatics, 8 yrs, at West 8 yrs. at West and Health Ed. 18 yrs. at West 1''2 yrs. at West Stage Craft University of Pittsbu rgh Mt. St. Joseph. 2 yrs. at West University of Illinois Wittenberg B.S 19 yrs. at West B.E.—Pittsburgh Ohio Univ. Asbury College and and Miami Univ. Education Colorado College of B.A, in Ed. M.A. University of Ky. B.S., M A. Reserve Football and Education Latin Club Advisor B.A., M.A. Coach of Track and Jr. High Baseball Bachelors and Masters Cross Country

Margaret Harold Fred Heischman Spanish, French Algebra, Math 13 yrs. at West IS yrs. at West Oberlin Capital University A.B. Oberlin B.S. Capital Advisor—Spanish Club Varsity Basketball Coach

Adolph Kittel Delane Kittel Marjorie Lazor O. D. Lehman Kenneth Love Foods. Clothing English Bus. Eng.; Contempo- French. World History Distributive Education Mathematics 25 yrs. at West 1 VT. at West 19 yrs. at West 18 yrs. at West Capital—A.B. 211/2 yrs. at West Ohio State University Ohio State B.S., M.A., Ohio Untversit O.S.U.—M.A. Ohio State University B.S. Education Grad. Work - Columbia B S.; Master's Equiv. Advisor French Club University of California Advisor—DEC.A. Club

10 Helen Lumley Irrna Mason Helen McCormick Librarian Physical Education, History 22 yrs. at West Health 32 yrs. at West 21 yrs. at West Ohio State. Carnegie 1 yr. at West Ohio State University Columbia Univers Tech Wilmington, B.S. B.S.; Master and Muskingum B.S.; M.A.— O.S.U. Education Advisor—Nurses Club B.S.L.—C.I.T. G.A.A. Advisor Advisor—Student Library Staff

Mary Murphy G. F. Ocock Grace Roblson Ronald Rousculp William Schmitter Herbert Schneider World History and Physics Clerk-Stenographer History and Geography Science; Biology History Am. History 5 yrs. at West 12 yrs. at WeBt 2 yrs. at West 71/2 yis. at West 8 yrs. at West 15 yrs. at West Valparaiso University— O.S.U. B S. in O.S.U.—B.S. Ohio State University Ohio State University A.B. Education Football, Basketball B.A.; B.S.:.M.A. B.E. Education. University of Illinois— Advisor^F.T.A. M.A. Education M.S. t / / :yi Y-Teens Advisor Advisor—Science Club Audio-visual Dept. /&6LZuj*.

1 Ak Myron T. Seifert Thomas Starkey E. T. Stone Richard E. Teichert Jane Thomas John H. Thompson Sales; English Music Chemistry Fine Arts Cont. Lit. and Eng. Lit. English 24 yrs. at West 1 yr. at West 19 yrs. at West Ohio State University 22 VTS. at West 21 yrs. at West Ohio State Unive sity Wittenberg Muskingum B.S. B.S.; M.A.—OS.U. O.S.U., B.S. in Ed. O.S.U., M.A. B.S. Music Ed. Advisor—Rope Advisor—Art Club Sr. Class Sponsor Twirlers

11 Mozelle Warren Edith "White Robert A. Wilcox George Williams Howard Wilson Business Education Vocal Music Journalism; History American History Business Law 11 yrs. at West 14 yrs. at West 3 yrs. at West 27 yrs. at West 2V2 yrs. at West Muskingum; O.S.U. Muskingum Ohio State University Ohio State University O.S.U. and Franklin B.A.—Muskingum B.S. with Music B.S.- -Ohio State B S. Univ. M.A.—Ohio State Supervision Advisor-Annual Faculty Mgr. of B.S. in Ed.. B. A. Politi­ Advisor Y-Teens Occident Athletics cal Science Public Relations LLB Director Teacher Coordinator of Student Activities. Student Court

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Teachers Not Pictured: Mary Dugan Otto France Florence Gardner Frances Hannon Margaret Henry Mary Mock Elwood Murphy Barbara Sapio Pamela Spears JIM

September 7, 1960 is a day we won't forget— For the thrill of becoming 12 A's lingers with I We had our own special lunchroom where nc And we talked with much excitement while v We had already chosen our i And they had plans to help us have a real swell time that fall. Our class picnic the summer before had started things off right. We all had a wonderful time and we were all full of delight. We needed funds like all classes do, you know, So we had our class movie at the drive-in-show. Our senior mixer, "Hoot'n Holler Hoedown," was one of our biggest times. We had all kinds of dancing including a boys' hula line! n Our senior banguet was another gay affair— Our class advisors, Mr. Darrow and Miss Brown were there. The prophecy, read in a most original way. Made every class member feel very happy and gay. During this evening each moment was guite dear. For the time of parting was drawing very near. Our senior prom. "Wonderland By Night," Was of course to us seniors a very big highlight. Baccalaureate at Westgate Methodist will be remembered through the years. For while we sat there as a group, our eyes filled with tears. It was January twenty-fourth, nineteen hundred and sixty-one— Yes, that long-awaited graduation day had finally come. As we look back on our high school days, our hearts are filled with cheer; And we shall never be without memories of our SENIOR YEAR. Sandra Amore—Equestrian Club 1, G.A.A. 1-2. Y-Teens 1-2, Otfice Monitor 1. Intramurals 1, Reg. Civic Mgr. 1. Reg. Bus. Mgr. 1. Fun Without Destruction 3. Michael Andrews -Hall Monitor 3. William Ardle- Varsity Football 2, Reserve Football 1. Hall Monitor 2, Locker Monitor 2. Varsity Wrestling 1-2. Richard Banker Varsity Football 1-2. Reserve 1, Varsity Basketball 3. Reserve Basketball 1. Hi-Y 2-3. Student Council 1. Sr. Choir 3. Boys Glee 1-2, Boys Ensemble 2-3. Reg. Civic Mgr.. Hall Monitor.

Variety Show 1, Intra-

Karen Bowser—Equestrian Club. 1. F. N. A. 1-2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Student Coun­ cil 2. $100 Club 1-2, Office Monitor 2-3, Intramurals 2. Reg. Pres. 2. Reg. Welfare Chm. 1. Girls Chorus 1.

Betty Bryant—G.A.A. 1-2-3. Pres. 2. Cabinet 1-2, Class Team 1, Office Monitor 1-2. Reg. Sec. 1, Intramurals 1-2-3, F.T.A. 2. V.A.C. 1. Latin Club 1. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Fun Without Destruction 3. Nancy Buckingham -Art Club 2. F.T.A. 2. V.C.Y. 1. G.A.A. Vice Pres. 2, Cab­ inet 1-3, French Club 1-2, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Class Team 2. Student Council 1. Intramurals 1-2-3. Reg. Bus. Mgr. 3. Reg. Vice Pres. 1, Fun Without Destruction 3.

Diane Burden—Equestrian Club. F.T.A., V.C.Y.. Latin Club. Y-Teens, Student Council 1-2, Office Monitor, Intramurals 1-2, Girls Chorus, Reg. Pres., Supply Room Monitor. Reg. Welfare Chm. 2. Marilyn Castle—V.C.Y. 1-2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Senior Orchestra 1-2, Variety Show 1-2-3. "L" Society 2. National Honor 3. Don Clapsaddle— S100 Club 2. Marching Band 1-2-3, Dance Band 2-3, Variety Show 1-2-3. Tax Stamp Show.1-2-3. Pep Band 3. Sr. Concert Band 1-2-3. Senior Decorating Comm. 3. Connie Conard Eguestrian Club 1-2, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Occident Staff 2. Library Staff Betty Bryant Nancy Buckinqha jrts is her hobby. Gymn 1-2, Variety Show 1. Class Play 3. Intramurals 1-2, "L" Society 2. Science Fair. and laughin_ her lobby. Fun Without Destruction 3, National Honor 3. liked by gals

Marilyn Castle Donald Clapsaddle "Don" Connie Conard How modest, kindly, all-accom­ He's not so tall, he's not so thin. Of all the things in which she plished wise. But with his h-iends, he's bound to excelled; Her greatest gift was Marvin Darling they all contented like Me? Whose nature n laugh with the jollit

Gerald Diedrich—Varsity Football 1. Reserve Football. Reserve Basketball 1, Spanish Club 1-2. DECA Club 2-3. Baseball 1. Track 1-2, Office Monitor 1-2. Florence DeMatteo—Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 1-2, Office Monitor 1-2 Eddie Donaldson—Class President 3, Latin Club 1-2. Student Council 1-2-3, Li­ brary staff 1-2, Rotary Luncheon 3, Boys' State 2. Reg. Pres. 1-2. Reg. Bus. Mgr. 3. Occident Reg. Repre. 2, Study Monitor 1-3.

William Doughty—Cross Country 1-2-3, Latin Club, Hi-Y 1-2-3, Radio 3. Track Mgr. 1, Locker Room Monitor 2. Varsity Wrestling 1-2-3. Reg. Bus. Mgr. 2.

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Donna Fouat—Equestrian Club 1, F.N.A. 1-2-3. Vice Pres. 2, G.A.A. 1-2-3. Cabinet 1-2, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Pep Club 2, Office monitor 1-2, Intramural 1-2-3. Intramural Director G.A.A. 1

Mary Fravel—F.T.A. 2-3, V.C.Y. 2-3. French Club 1-2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Senior Choir 3. Girls Glee 2. Y-Teens Repre. 2. Study Monitor 1-2. Jr. Red Cross Volun­ teer 3 lames Graham—SlOO Club 2. Office Monitor 1-2-3, Hall Monitor 3

Jan Greer—Varsity Football 1-2-3, Reserve Football 1, Student Council 1-2, Track A genia°°35^o5llion brings 1. Office Monitor 3. Reg. Pres. 2, Indust. Con. 3 its own reward and many Sharon Hedrick Patricia Hensel "Pal Karen Hogg Tall, slender, and straight, With Brown hair inclined to curl all the graces blest. Indeed a very friendly girl

lim Harrison Variety Show 3, State Fair Drafting Awards 1-2-3. State Industrial Arts Convention 2-3. Cafeteria Duty 1-2, Hall Monitor 3, Reg. Treas. 2. Wood Sec. 2. Sharon Hedrick Class team 1-2. Occident Staff 1-2-3. Annual Staff 1-2-3. Business Ad Staff 1-2-3, Assistant Ed. of Annual 3. Business Mgr. 3. Y-Teens 1-2-Sec. 3. S100 Club 3. G.A.A. 1-2-Treas. 3, V.C.Y. 1-2-3. Style Show 3. Reg. Sec. 2. Intramurals 1-2-3. Pep Club 2. Patricia Hensel Equestrran Club 1. G.A.A. 1-2, Latin Club 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2, Senior Choir 3, Girls Glee 1-2, Girls Ensemble 3, Intramurals 1-2, Ir. Classical League 2, Study Monitor 1-2. Reg. Pres. 1. Karen Hogg—Y-Teens 1-2-3. Intramurals 1. Girls Chorus 1-2. Teacher Monitor 1-2.

Linda Hysell—Spanish Club 1, Science Award 2, Speech Club Timekeeper 3. Band Variety 1-2, G.A.A. 1-2-3. G.A.A. Cabinet 2. Intramurals 1-2-3. Y-Teen 1-2-3. Monitor 1-2, Girls Chorus 1. Equestrian Club 1. Adv. Radio 2-3. V.C.Y. 1. Reg. Monitor 1. Donnabel Jackson- F.T.A. 1-2-3. F.N.A. 2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3, S100 Club 1-2, Senior Choir 3. Beginning Choir 2. Girls Glee 2. Office Monitor 2-3. Tax Stamp Show 1, w Roger Johnson Class Vice-President, V.C.Y. 2. Latin Club 1-2. Student Council 3. Marching Band 1-2-3. Dance Band 3. Variety Show 1. Class Play 3. Rotary Lunch­ eon 3, Red Cross Repre. 2-3, Varsity wrestling 1. Patricia Jones Art Club 3. V.C.Y. 1-2, V.A.C. 3. Science Club 1-2. Y-Teens 1-2-3. S100 Club 1-2. "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Monitor 1-2. District Science Award 1, School Science Award 2.

Clyde Knisely—Latin Club 1, Book Room 1-2. Wrestling 1-2. Study Monitor 1. Connie Littleton Class Team Cheerleader 2-3. Equestrian Club 1. G.A.A. 1-2 Sec. 3. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Cabinet 3, Class Team 1-2. Style Show 3. Class Play 3. Intramurals 1-2-3, Reg. Sec. 2, "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Sharon Lee Lutz Equestrian Club 1. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Ticket Sellers 2. Pep Club 2. Variety Show 2, Oifice Monitor 1-2-3, Tax Stamp Show 1. Band Variety 2, Council Capers 1, Science Fair 1, Modem Dance Teacher 2. Patricia Ion. quiet ways David McDaniel—Latin Club 1, Bookroom Monitor 1-2, Wrestling 1.

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18 Sharon Mitchell "Jill" Too small a "DOLL" tor the life and gladness that tills her.

Sharon Kay McDaniel—Senior Choir 2-3. Study Monitor 3, Hall Monitor 3. Ester Mebane—V.C.Y. 2. Girls Chorus 1, Study Monitor 1. Carole Ann Minton—Y-Teens 1-2-3, Ticket Sellers 3, Senior Choir 3, Office Moni­ tor 2, Rope Twirlers 1-2-3, Intramurals 1. Study Monitor 3. Sharon Mitchell -French Club 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Student Council 3. Senior Choir 3,' Beginning Choir 2, Girls Glee 2, Officer Monitor 3, Guy and Doll 3, In- tramurals 2-3. Reg. Pres. 3.

Theressa Moore Equestrian Club 1. An Club 1-2-3. G.A.A. 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3. S100 Club 1, Class Play 3. Intramurals 1-2-3. Gym Monitor 1-2-3, "Fun Without De­ struction" 3. Saundra Morris—Majorette 1-2, Head 3, American Legion Award 3. Student Coun­ cil. "L" Society. Marching Band, Office Monitor, Girls Chorus 1. Saundra Morris "Sandy' She can Twirl her way your heart.

Pamela Murray- F.N.A. 1-2 Treas. 3, French Club 1-2-3. Y-Teens 1-2. Student Council 1. Senior Choir 2. Girls Glee 3. Beginning Choir 2. Class Play 3, Study Monitor 2-3, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Guy and Doll Court 3, Intramurals 2-3, Science Night Usher 3. Henry Curtis Newkirk Reserve Football 1. Hi-Y 1. Deca Club 3. Guy and Doll 3. Bookroom Monitor 2. Reg. Bus. Mgr. 2.

Raymond Norwood -$100 Club, Study Monitor. Lynda Olinger—Y-Teen 1-2-3, $100 Club 2, Pep Club 2, Office Monitor 2, Science Fair 2, Study Monitor 1-2, Sec. of Book Club 3. Martha Pack—F.H.A. 2, Y-Teens 1-2. Sally Parrish— Style Show 3. Intramurals 1-2, Reg. Civic Chm. 2. Junior Classical Pamela Murray "Pam" League 2. Senior Choir 3, Girls Glee 1-2. Office Monitor 2-3, F.N.A. 1-2, G.A.A. A good friend, pretty anc 1-2. Eguestrian Club 2. Latin Club 1-2-3. Y-Teens Reg. Repre. 1-2-3. Library Staff 1, clever; May good luck iotlov. $100 Club 1,

Lynda Olinger "Windgie" I only ask that fortune send; little more than I can spend. Patterson Elizabeth Price "Liz" Richard W. Reams Patr e ways of pleas- Ever in motion, ever in play; Ever He 1s noble in every thought All that is mischief the live long day good. Is found

Janet Patterson—Art Club 3. Y-Teens 1-3. Office Monitor 3, Intramurals 1, Girls Chorus 1-2, Teacher Monitor 1-2-3. Elizabeth Price—Equestrian Club 1, F.T.A. 1, V.C.Y. 1-2-3, Spanish 1-2-3. Y-Teens 1-2, Ticket Sellers 1-2-3, Style Show 3, Senior Choir 3. Beginning Choir 2. Girls Glee 1-2, Intramurals 1-2. Reg. President 1. Richard W. Reams Equestrian Club 1. Business Manager 1-2. Occident Repre­ sentative 2, Wrestling 2. Patricia Reeder—Y-Teens 2, French Club 2, Ticket Seller 2. $100 Club 2. Senior Choir 2. Girls Ensemble 1. Reg. Secretary 3.

Rebecca Riley French Club 2. Y-Teens 1, Beginning Choir 1. Sharon Kay Rumfield Y-Teens 2-3. Beginning Choir 1-2-3. Girls Glee 1-2, Science Fair—school and district—1-2, Study Monitor 2, Girls Chorus 1-2, Monitor 3. Rebecca Riley "Becky" Shaton Kay Rumfield We know that she aims toward the best. Carole Marie Scoles Y-Teens 1-2-3. $100 Club 1-2, Pep Club 2, Girls Glee 1-2. Office Monitors 1-2-3. Study Hall Monitor 1-2. Harry Shelton Superlatives 3, V.C.Y. 1-2. Radio 3, Pep Club 1. Senior Choir 1-2-3. Beginning Choir 1-2. Boys Glee 1-2-3. Mixed Ensemble 1-2. Boys Ensemble 1-2, Variety Show 2. Tax Stamp Show 1. Kiwanis Scholarship 2. Student Dir. of Senior Choir 3.

Max Eugene Shipley Hall Monitor 3. Reserve Football 1. Barbara Shurtr Class Officer-Treas. 3, F.T.A. 1-2-3. Latin Club 1-2, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Student Council 2, Annual Staff 2-3. Journalism Award 3. Rotary Luncheon 3, Senior Choir 3, Girls Glee 3. Intramurals 2. Office Monitor 2. Reg. Welfare Chm. 2, Reg. Pres. 1. Carolyn Spenser -Equestrian Club 1, F.T.A. 1-2-3. Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 2, Occi­ dent Staff 2-3. Senior Choir 2-3, Beginning Choir 1, Girls Glee 1. Office Monitor 1. Journalism Award 3, L'il Abner 3. Richard Stelz Hi-Y 1, Student Council 1-2, Stage Crew 1-2-3. Senior Choir 2-3, Harry Shelton Boys Ensemble 2. Variety Show 1-2-3. Class Play 1-2-3. Rotary Luncheon 3. Tax Wi,h usic and but sweet Stamp Show 1-2-3. lVanV; le gave honor to 1

Richard Stelz "Dick" The greatest truths are akes a bright and happy chum. simplest, and so are the 20 Susan Sutphen "Sue" ice to be natural. When you

Susan Sutphen- Y-Teens. Office Monitor 2, Rita Ward—V.C.Y. 1-2. V.A.C. 2, Latin Club I, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Senior Choir 3. Be­ ginning Choir 1-2, Girls Glee 1-2, Class Play 3, Office Monitor 1-2, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Intramurals 1, Spring Concert 3, Reg. Bus. Mgr. 1, Reg. Welfare

Paul David Wareham—Student Council, Study Hall Monitor. John Warren—Art Club 3, Boys Glee 2-3.

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Martha Weatherhead—Class Sec. 3. V.C.Y. 1-3, French Club 1-2-3, sec. 2, Y-Teen 1-2-3 rep. 3, Senior Choir 3, Beginning Choir 2, Girls Glee 2, Class Play 3, Office Monitor 1, Rotary Luncheon 3, Reg. Civic Chm. 2, Girls Chorus 2, "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Gary Webb—Marching Band 1-2, Variety Show 1-2. Bookroom Monitor 1-2. Occi­ dent Monitor 1-2. Occident Repre. 1, S100 Club 1.

Melinda Weber—Art Club 3. V.A.C. 1-2. French Club 1-2-3. Y-Teens 1-2*3, $100 Club 2-3, Pep Club 2, Senior Choir 3, Girls Glee 2, Study Monitor 1-2, Intramurals 1, Christmas Concert usher 2, teacher sec. 1-2, Bus. Mgr. 3. Martha Weatherhead A witty woman is a treasure A witty beauty is a power. Elaine Wunderle—Girls Chorus 1.

Melinda Weber "Linda" Jack Wilson cheery word, a kindly He has the daring deviltry lile. Indeed a friendly girl. twenty fellows. i flower without a scent. THE 12-A MIXER "HOOTN HOLLER HOEDOWt* 22 The class officers have a snowball fight 23 MARTHA WEATHERHEAD

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Delpha Adams "Dutch Richard Alder Style plus a beautiful Always laughing, has made her known. times naughty, ne

Delpha Adams—Spanish Club. Style Show, Senior Choir, Intramurals, Mixed Ensemble 3. Girls Ensemble 3, Transferred from Hamilton High School 3. Lucy Albert—F.H.A. 1-2. Deca Club 3. Dick Alder—V.C.Y. 1-2-3. V.A.C. 3. Latin Club 1. Hi-Y 3. Student Council 3, Stage Crew 1-2-3. Radio 2-3. Variety Show 1-2-3, Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 2-3. Tax Stamp 1-2, V.O.C.A.P. 1-2-3. Stage Manager 3. Head Engi­ neer 3. Elma Allen Y-Teens, Student Council, Beginning Choir, Office Monitor.

Edward Altenburg Reserve Basketball. F.T.A.. Latin Club. Deca Club. Gary Alwood- Varsity Football 2-3. Reserve Football 1. Reserve Basketball 1, F.T.A. 2, Latin Club 1. Hi-Y 3, Baseball 2-3, Hauntz Award 2. Office Monitors 2-3. Varsity Golf Team 1-2-3. Alternate Boy's State 2, All City Honorable Mention Football 3.

Darlene Anderson—V.C.Y. 1-2. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Library Staff 1-2. A.Y.G.C. 1. Barbara Apel—F.T.A. 2-3, Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Style Show 3. Senior Choir 3, Beginning Choir 1-2, Mixed Ensemble 3, Senior Orchestra 1-2-3. Variety Show 2. Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. "L" Society 2, Student Vari­ ety Show 3 Christmas Production 3.

Fran Apperson—F.T.A., V.C.Y., Spanish Club 2-3. Y-Teens 2-3. Student Council 3, Beginning Choir 3, Marching Band 2-3. Variety Show 2, Class Play, "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Intramurals 2. "L" Society 2, Christmas Play. Arlene Arbogast—F.N.A. 1, V.C.Y. 1, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Radio 1-2-3, Business Ad Staff 1, $100 Club 1-2. Variety Show 1, Girls Glee 1, Girls Ensemble 1, Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Intramurals 1-2. Christmas Production. Floretta Armstrong Art Club 2-3, F.T.A. 2, French Club 2. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Stu­ dent Council 3. Occident Staff 2-3, Annual Staff 2—Editor-in-Chief 3. Style Show 3. Senior Choir 3. Beginning Choir 2. Class Play 3. Office Monitor 1-2, "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Science Day 2. ' for the heart Jean Babbert Latin Club 3, Marching Band 1-2-3.

Arlene Arbogast A pleasant girl who lives Terry Barnett, Jr. 1 would rather be remembered by a victory than a song.

Dinah Baker—Art Club Pres. 3. F.T.A. 1-2-3. G.A.A. 3, V.A.C. 2-3, Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 3. All Star Team 3, Style Show Usher 3. Chorus Line 3. Christmas Dance Court 3, Relay Queen 2, Intramurals 2-3, Reg. Bus. Manager 3, Mom's Night Usher 3. Sue Barber—Equestrian Club 1, F.H.A. 1-2, F.T.A. 2-3, V.C.Y. 1-2-3. V.A.C. 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Style Show 3. Variety Show 1-2, Class Play 3, "Fun Without De­ struction" 3. Tax Stamp Show 2-3. Intramurals 1-2-3. Dad's Night Usher 3. Christ­ mas Play 3.

Norzetta Barton—Transferred from North High School 3.

Antionette Bellman—Eguestrian Club 1, Y-Teens 1. David Benson—F.T.A. 2-3. V.C.Y. 1-2-3, Latin Club 1, Hi-Y 2-3, Deca Club 3, Marching Band 1, Variety Show 1, Tax Stamp Show 1, Reg. Bus. Manager 2, Concert Band 1. Book Room 2-3.

Jean Berger Equestrian Club 1. V.C.Y. 2-3, V.A.C. 3. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Radio 2-3 Senior Choir 3. Variety Show 1-2. Class Play, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Tax Stamp Show 1, Intramurals 2, Christmas Production 3. Stuqent Variety 3. Ameri­ can Youth for God and Country 3. Russell Bertram. Jr.—Office Monitor 1, Mech. Drawing Awards.

Richard Bing—Cross-Country 2-3, Hi-Y 3. Don Birle—Varsity Football 1-2-3. Reserve Football 1, Radio 2-3. Variety Show 2, Class Play 3. Office Monitor 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Wrestling 1-2, Christmas Play 3, Student Variety Show 3.

lean Berger Mary Ann Bisbee—Latin Club 2. Y-Teens 2, A.Y.G.C. 3. She knows when to laugh and when to work. Robert Bobbltt—Spanish Club 1. Decca Club 3, Marching Band 1.

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Richard Bing "Dick" Mary Ann Bisbee The man who blushes i quite a brute. p*

Patricia Bodge Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Deca Club 3. Off Study Hall Monitor 12, Reg. Secretary 2. Leonard William Braden

Karyl Brlcker Art Club 3. F.T.A. 2-3, G.A.A. 2, Requirements Chairman 3 Spanish Club 1. Program Chairman 2, Vice President 3. Marching Band 1-2, In tramurals 1-2-3. "L" Society, A.Y.G.C. 3.

Wanda Brooks The mildest manner and the to work will take him far. gentlest heart.

Roger Broseus F.T.A. 3. Chemistry Lab Monitor 2-3. Hazel Buckingham F.T.A.. V.C.Y.. Latin Club. Y-Teens, $100 Club 1. Beginning Choir 2-3, Office Monitor 1. Lab Assistant 3. Study Hall Monitor 1.

Elizabeth Burrell Spanish Club 1-2—Sec. 3, Library Staff 1-2. Eliza Busenburg—F.T.A. 1-2-3. V.A.C. 2-3. Latin Club L-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Stu­ dent Council 3, Radio 3. Class Play 3, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Tax Stamp Show 1, Intramurals 2, "L" Society 2. Christmas Play 3. T.B. Society Award 2, All Student Variety Show 3. Donna Jean Byers—French Club 3, Transferred from Holy Family High School. An able man is he. Mona Jane Byers Reg Officer 3. French Club 2, Y-Teens, 2. More fun than Nothing is impossible to Better to be happy than with courage and intellige

Joyce Byington—Y-Teens 1-2-3, B Ad Staff 1, Class Play 3. Fun Without Destruction 3, Christmas Play 3.

Christina Carfrey Homecoming Court 3. Cheerleader 2-3, V.C.Y. 3. V.A.C. 1-2-3. Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Class Team 1-3. Mgr. 2. Student Council 3, Occident Staff 2-3, Annual Staff 2, Style Show 3, Variety Show 1-2-3. "L" Society 2, Stu- dent Court 3. Janice Casey—Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Girls Glee.

Jean Casselman—V.C.Y. 3. Y-Teens 2. Library Staff 2. Girls Glee 3. Rope Twirl- ers 1-2-3. "L" Society 2. lean Casselman We all know not much of her but what we do is good.

Judy Castle—F.T.A. 3. V.C.Y. 1-2-3. V.A.C. 3. Y-Teens 2. Senior Choir 3. Begin­ ning Choir 2, Girls Glee 1. Variety Show 3. Intramurals 1. A.Y.G.C. 3.

Joe Christian—F.T.A. 2-3, V.C.Y. 3. V.A.C. 3. Radio 2-3, Senior Choir 3. Marching Band 1-2, Variety Show 1-2. Class Play 3, Fun Without Destruction 3. A.Y.G.C. 3, Concert Band 1-2, Christmas Production 3. Carol Clark—F.T.A. 1-2-3. V.C.Y. 1-2-3, French Club 2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Style Show 3. Senior Choir 3. Beginning Choir 2. Girls Glee 2. Class Play 3, Fun Without Destruction 3. Intramurals 1-3. Christmas Play 3, Monitor 1-2. Gary Clark—Varsity Football 2-3. Reserve Football 1. Art Club 3. Baseball 1-2-3. Agnes Clay—Art Club 3. V.C.Y. 2-3, French Club 1-2. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Student Svens Caune Council 2, Radio 3. Senior Choir 3, Girls Glee 1-3. Intramurals 1-2-3. Study My teacher thinks I'm so Monitor 2-3. I always get the fore-

Come what may, I A girl with many good

_ Jack Cobb Senior Choir 2-3, Boys Glee 1-2-3. Dave Coburn-Mgr. Varsity Football 2-3, Mgr. Reserve Football 1. Mgr, Varsity Basketball 2-3. Mgr. Reserve Basketball 1, Mgr. Baseball 2. Book Room Monitor 2-3. Lewis Conkey—Deca Club. Edward Converse Equestrian Club 1. V.C.Y. 1, State Drafting Award 2. Shop Assistant 1-2.

Pat Cotter F.T.A. 2-3, V.A.C. 3. Senior Choir 3, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Class Team 1-2-3. Occident Staff 1-2-3. Style Show 3, Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Journalism Award 2-3. Intramurals 1-2-3. "L" Society 2, Occident Eidtor 3, "Where's Charley?" 3. Jerry Crawford Equestrian Club 1. $100 Club 1, Deca Club 3. Track 2.

Joan Crosier—F.T.A. 3, F.N.A. 2, Latin Club 2. Science Club 3. Senior Choir 2-3, Beginning Choir 1-2, A.Y.G.C. 3. John Crum—Varsity Basketball 2-3.

Betty D'Amico--Y-Teens 2. Senior Choir 3, Beginning Choir 2. Girls Glee 1. Class Play 3. Office Monitor 1-2-3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Christmas Produc­ tion, Reg. Secretary 2, Teachers Monitor 2-3. Thomas Damron Hi-Y 1, Senior Orchestra 2-3, Marching Band 1-2-3. Band Variety John Carlos Crum Show 1. Brass Sextet. His conduct right when hi! Charles Davis gument wrong. Sharon Delon Ronald DeLong Patricia Derenberger "Pat" Neither forward nor backward. Like her for what she is. Humphrey Dickinson

Sharon Delon—Basketball Homecoming Court 3, V.C.Y. 2-3, V.A.C. 3, Y-Teens 1-3, Occident Staff 3, Annual Staff 3, Business Ad Staff 3, Student Directory Staff 2. Ronald DeLong—Science Club 2-3, Student Council 2, Stage Crew 1-2-3, Radio 3, Variety Show 1-2-3, Class Play 3, V.A.C.OP. 1-2-3, Stage Manager 3, Christ­ mas Show 1-2-3. Pat Derenberger— Humphrey Dickinson—

Pamalee Dickson— Mary Jo Dixon—Art Club 3, Eguestrian Club 2, F.T.A. 2-3, V.A.C 2-3, Science Club 1, Y-Teens 2-3, Student Council 1, Pep Club 1, Style Show 3, Intramurals 2-3.

Vera LaVonne Dixon—V.C.Y. 1-2, Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Class Team 1-2-3, Ticket Sellers 1-2-3, Student Council 3, Occident Staff 1-2, Senior Orchestra 1, Class Play 3, Annual Staff 1-2, "L" Society 2, A.Y.G.C. 3. "Fun Without Destruc­ tion" 3. Eugene Dodson-

Evelyn Doughty—Library Staff 1. "L" Society 2. Lydia Drake Gym Monitor 3. Deborah Draper—F.T.A. 1-2—Pres. 3, Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Class Team 2-3, Vera LaVonne Dixon Student Council V. Pres 2,3, Senior Choir 2-3, Senior Orchestra 1-2-3, Variety Eugene Dodson The epitome of good humor 1-2-3, Class Play 3, Office Monitor 1, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Tax Stamp He is the exception to the rule and sportsmanship. Show 3, "L" Society 2. Basketball Homecoming Queen 3. of the redheads.

Evelyn Doughty You pick a side and I will argue Wanda loy Drummond Sweet and gentle, good and true, sincere, neat and pretty

Wanda Joy Drummond -Y-Teens 1-3, Reg. Business Manager 1, A.Y.G.C. 3. David Dueler—Varsity Football 2-3. Reserve Football 1-2, V.C.Y. 2-3, Student Council 3, Senior Choir 3. Boys Ensemble 3, Marching Band 1. Concert Band 1-2-3. Variety Show 1. Track 1-2-3. Reg. President 1-2. A.Y.G.C. 3. All-city Band 2. Sandra Dunlap—F.T.A. 3. V.C.Y. 1. Latin Club 1-2. Scien Club 3. A.Y.G.C. 3. Charlene Dye Transferred from Franklin Heights.

Jarol Eckstein—F.T.A. 1-2-3. Latin Club 1-2, Y-Teens 1-2-3, A.Y.G.C. 3. John Edwards Class Pres. 3. Latin Club 1-2. Treas. 3, Hi-Y 1-2—Vice-Pres. 3, Student Council 1-3, Occident 2-3. S100 Club 1-2, Senior Choir 3, "L" Society 2, Boy's State 2. A.Y.G.C. 2- Treas. 3, Homecoming Escort 3.

Rose Erenpreiss F.T.A. 2, V.A.C. 1-2-3. French Club 2-3. Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 2. Class Play 3. Office Monitors 1-2-3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3.

Sharon Fausnaugh -F.T.A. 1, V.C.Y. 1. V.A.C. 2-3. Spanish Club 1, Radio 2-3. Office Monitor 2. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Monitor 3. Mary Alice Federer—F.T.A. 2-3, V.C.Y. 1-2, Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Ticket Seller 3. Marching Band 1-2, All-city Band 2, Intramurals 3. Paula Fink -V.C.Y. 3. Latin Club 1. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Pep Club 1. Senior Orchestra 1-2-3, Variety Show 1-2. Ruth Eiselstein Roze Erenpreiss I chatter as I go and I go Richard Flint "Dick"—A.Y.G.C. 3, constantly.

Sharon Fausna l9fa Mary Alice Federer Paula Fink Richard Flint Dick Bad mind has its o leth- My true love hath my heart. She has beautiful long hair. No civilized pers hed the same day Is up 34 Catherine Francis "Kay" A ministering angel shall she be.

Catherine Francis "Kay"—Class Officer V.P.—F.T.A. 2-3, V.C.Y. 1-3, Spanish Club 2-3, Latin Club 1, Y-Teens Cabinet 2-3, Student Council 1-3, Beginning Choir 1, Girls Glee 2, "L" Society, A.Y.G.C. 3. Lynda Fredendall—Art Club, Equestrian Club. F.T.A.. V.C.Y., French Club, Y- Teens. Ticket Seller, Student Council, Occident Staff, Girls Glee, Variety Show, Intramurals. 3, Radio 2-3, Senior Choir 3, Beginning

Janice Froe—Art Club 3, V.C.Y. 2-3. Spanish Club 2-3. Latin Club, Y-Teen 1-2-3 $100 Club 1. Pep Club 1. Girls Glee 1. Dave Frost—

Linda Fuller—F.T.A. 2, V.C.Y. 1-2-3. Latin Club 1-2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Student Council. Occident Staff 2. Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. "L" Society 2. Girls State 2. Ruth Fuller—F.T.A., V.C.Y., Y-Teens.

Dave Galloway—F.T.A. 1-2-3. V.C.Y. 3, Hi-Y 3. Student Council 3, $100 Club 1. Senior Choir 3, Class Play 3, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, A.Y.G.C. 3. Chairman Class Team Decorations 2, Decorations Senior Mixer 3. Christmas Play 3. Reg. Bus. Manager 1. Reg. Sec. 2, Thomas Galloway—Varsity Football 2-3, Reserve Football 1. Latin Club 1. $100 Club. Wrestling 2-3. Reg. Vice-pres. 1, Reg. Secretary 2. Marilyn Garverick—F.H.A. 1-2-3, V.C.Y. 3, Y-Teens 1-2-3, A.Y.G.C. 3. Marsha Geist—F.T.A. 1-2-3. Latin Club 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Senior Choir 3. Be­ they needed her i ginning Choir 2, Girls Glee 2-3. Office Monitor 2-3.

David Galloway Thomas Galloway "To: Thou art a fellow of good Be ignorant by choic< knowledge leads to love. thy heart and on thy face. Marita Georgiton Witty and oh. so m sweeter girl you will but there is a hope I will

Marita Georgiton—F.T.A. 2. V.C.Y. 2. V.A.C. 2, French Club 2. Latin Club 1. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Occident Staff 2-3. Style Show 3. Senior Choir 3. Beginning Choir 2. Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Intramurals 1-2.

Diana Gingerall -V.C.Y. 1-2. Y-Teens 2. Senior Choir 3. Beginning Choir 2. Girls Glee 2. A.Y.G.C. 3. Harold Green Reserve Football 1, Hi-Y 3. $100 Club 1. Track 1-2-3. Book Room Monitor 3, Hi-Y Basketball Team 3.

Marsha Grogg -Y-Teens 1-2-3, Style Show 2, Office Monitor 1, Christmas Dance Queen 3, Teacher's Monitor 1-2. Study Monitor 1-2-3. Anne Halley Class Sec. 3. Cheerleader 2-3. V.C.Y. 1-2-3, G.A.A. 2-3, V.A.C. 1 Marsha Grogg Pres. 2—Treas. 3. Y-Teens 1—Cabinet 2—Pres. 3. Class Team 1-2-3. Radio 2. Anne Halley Pretty, charming, well-liked, Occident Staff 3. Pep Club 1. Style Show 3. Senior Choir 3. Intramurals 2-3. what more can be said?

Rita Hannon— Janet Harris—F.T.A. 1-2-3. V.C.Y. 2. V.A.C. 3. French Club 1. Y-Teen 3. Library Staff 1-2-3, Girls Glee 1.

Dennis Hawes—Cross Country 2. Reserve Football 1. Hi-Y 3, Student Council 3. S100 Club 1. $100 Club 2. Senior Choir 3. Boys Glee 3. Office Monitor 1-2, Reg. Pres. 3, Reg. Business Mgr. 2. Judith Headd -F.T.A. 1-2-3, V.C.Y. 12. G.A.A. 3. Latin Club 1. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Class Team 1. Student Council 1-3. Occident Staff 2, Marching Band 1-2, Variety Show 1. Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Tax Stamp Show 1. Intramurals 1-2-3. Ruth Headington Equestrian Club 1. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Study Monitor 3. Frances Heft—V.C.Y. 1-2. V.A.C. 1. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Student Council 1, Occident Staff 2-3. Business Ad Staff 23. Style Show Hostess 3. Intramurals 1, "L" Society 2. Assistant Editor of Annual.

Frances Heft "Fran" Thou hast the faith of a lived and learned and loved and the temper of a redhead 36 Roger Helmick—Reserve Football 1. F.T.A. 3. Hi-Y 3. Senior Choir 3. Beginning Choir 1, Boys Glee 1,3, Hall Monitor 2-3. Darilee Heston—F.T.A. 2, V.A.C. Vice-Pres. and Pres. 2-3, Latin Club 1. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Library Staff 2-3. $100 Club 2. Senior Choir Monitor 3 "L" Society 2. Cafe Cashier 1-2-3.

Patricia Holdren "Pat"—Y-Teens 3, Office Monitor 2-3, "L" Society 2. Danelle Hollon—F.H.A. 2. F.N.A. 3. V.C.Y. 1-3, Latin Club, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Library Staff 1-2. Senior Choir 3. Mixed Ensemble 3, Girls Ensemble 1-3. Variety Show 3. Class Play 3, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, A.Y.G.C. 3, Christmas Play 3. Danelle Holton

Barbara Holycross— -F.T.A. 1-2, V.C.Y. 1-2. V.A.C. 1-2. French Club 2-3. Senior Choir 3. 2. Office Monitors 2. Intramurals 2. "L" Society 2, Reg. Officer 3.

Betty Howells- Eguestrian Club 1. F.T.A. 1-2-3. V.C.Y. 2-3. V.A.C. 2-3, Latin Club 1. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Senior Choir 3, Beginning Choir 2, Girls Glee 2. Class Play 3, Office Monitors 1-2, "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Intramurals 1-2-3, Reg. Business Manager 1. Penny Hudson—Homecoming Court 3. V.C.Y. 1. French Club 1-2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Class Team 3, Ticket Seller 1-2. Occident Staff. Pep Club 1, Style Show 3. Girls Glee 1. Class Play 3, Journalism Award—J.A.O.S. 3. Intramurals 1-2-3. Barbara Holycross To know her is to love her Clifford Huffman—S100 Club 1-2-3. Track. Knowledge and Christianity always. Roger Hunter—$100 Club. Track. work hand and hand.

Clifford Huffman Betty Howells An honest heart will n< daunted. Carson Jenki artist is, son of nature Hears much—says littl' bination.

Daniel Hunyady "Dan"—Cross County. V.C.Y. Hi-Y, Track, A.Y.G.C. Carson Jenkins—Latin Club 1 Jodee Jenkins—F.T.A. 2-3. V.C.Y. 1-2-3. V.A.C. 2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Student Coun­ cil 2-3. Senior Choir 3. Beginning Choir 2-3. Girls Glee 1-2-3. Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Intramurals 1-2-3. Christmas Play 3. Reg. Pres. 2, Reg. Manager 3. Joan Elizabeth Jenny—F.T.A. 1-2-3. V.C.Y. 1-2-3. G.A.A. 1-2, Student Intramural Dir.. V.A.C. 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2, Cabinet 3. Class Team 1-2, Annual Staff 2-3, Senior Choir 2-3, Girls Ensemble 2-3, Variety Show 1. Christmas Dance Court 3. Tax Stamp Show 3, "L" Society.

Suzanne Kanatas F.T.A. 1-2, V.A.C. 1, French Club 1-2, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Senior Choir 3. Beginning Choir 2, Intramurals 1-2. Girls Chorus 1. Reg. Bus, Manager Suzanne Kanatas 1-2. Reg. Pres. 3. Its not the things she does but the way she does them that Dave Keeler -V.C.Y. 3. Hi-Y 3. Senior Choir 2-3. Mixed Ensemble 3, Boys En­ semble 2-3. Marching Band 1-2-3. Variety Show 3. Concert Band 1-2-3. AYGC 3.

Mary Konkus F.H.A.. V.C.Y., Y-Teens. $100 Club.

George Kuhn Frances Kirts David Koehler Her abilities are not hidden Ann Kunze F.T.A. 1-2-3. V.C.Y. 1, French Club 2-3. Latin Club 1. Science Club He shoots for the moon—who 1. Library Staff 1-2. Office Monitors 1-2-3. knows, someday he may reach

David Krieg George Kuhn True happiness if understood, sists alone of doing good. 1 The kind of i

Dave Lamp- Equestrian Club. $100 Club. Deca Club. Track. Ann Langdon—Class Officers Treasurer 3. F.T.A. 1-2-3, V.C.Y. 1-2-3, G.A.A. 2-3. Latin Club 1-2. President 3, Science Club 2, Secretary 3. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Senior Choir 3, Senior Orchestra 1-2-3. "L" Society 2. Linda Lanning—V.C.Y. 3. V.A.C. 2, Office Monitors 3, A.Y.G.C. 3, Shows 1. Saundra Lawson—Spanish Club 1-2. Style Show 3. Senior Orchestra. Office Mon-

Richard Leonard — Carol Linebrink—V.C.Y. 2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Class Team 1-2-3, Ticket Sellers 2-3, Style Show 3. Senior Choir 3, Beginning Choir 2. Marching Band 1-2, Treasurer 3. Variety Show 1-2, Major S Majorettes 3, Class Play, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Christmas Dance Court. Intramurals 1-2-3.

Terry Linson—Varsity Football 2, Reserve Football 1, Hi-Y 3. Student Council 2. $100 Club, Deca Club, Senior Choir, Boys Glee. Delores Litman—F.H.A. 1. Y-Teens 1-2.

Leanne Lloyd—Art Club 3, Latin Club 1-2; Y-Teens 1-2-3; $100 Club 1. Senioi Orchestra 1-2; Variety Show 1-2; "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Tax Stamp Show 1-2; Intramurals 1-2-3. All City Orchestra 1-2, State Contest 1-2. Terry Linscn Judy Logan -Art Club, V.C.Y. 3. V.A.C 3. Y-Teens 3. I would give all my I the best things in life. Dick Lowe-Equestrian Club 1. Deca Club 3. bustling din of the world.

Her heart is of gold. Sharon Lunslord Sweetness makes a person

Sharon Lunsford- Art Club 1-2-3; French Club 1. Y-Teens 1-2; Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Christmas Play 3. Clinic Monitor 2. Judith Mako—Y-Teens 1-2. Pat Martin—F.T.A. 2. V.C.Y. 2, V.A.C. 1. YTee 1-2-3, Pep Club 1, Variety Show 2, Tax Stamp Show 2-3, Intramurals 1-2-3. Caroline Massie—Class Play. "Fun Without Destruct: Moved from Linden McKinley, Christmas Play.

Football 1. $100 Club, Track 12, Office Monitors 1-2, Civic Chairman. Treasurer. Tom McGaugh—Office Monitors 2-3.

Reed Mcintosh—Occident Staff 3. Variety Show 1-2-3. Sandy McMIllen—Cheer Leader 2-3, F.T.A. 2. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Class Team 1-3. Radio 3, Pep Club I. Style Show 3. Beginning Choir 2, Girls Track 3. Class Play 3. Office Monitors 1-2-3, "Fun Without Destruction," Intramurals 1-2-3, "L" So­ ciety 2.

Larry McQuertey- -F.T.A.. Spanish Club 1-2-3 Pres. 3. Hi-Y 3, Occident Staff Assf. Ed. 1-2-3. Journalism Award 2. Varsity Wrestling 1-2-3. Junior Achievement 1-2-3 Pres. 3. Cafeteria Cashier 1-2-3, Y.M.C.A. Varsity Wrestling Team 1-2-3. Chief Justice Student Court 3. Homecoming Escort 3. Boys' State 3. Barbara Meadows—Y-Teen9. Larry Menz—Equestrian Club 1. Spanish Club 1, Hl-Y 1-2-3. Radio 3. $100 Club 1. Marching Band 1. Tom M»n-I^\

Larry McQuerrey Lawrence Menz "Larry" So loyal, so merciful, so strong, I would live the same life if I had so good. beneath a smiling sky. to live it all over again. what I think? 40 Bruce Miller The force of his own merit make in It for the

Burr Miles—Varsity Football, Latin Club, Variety Show, Track, Noble Allen Award. Bruce Miller—Senior Choir, Reg. Bus. Mgr. 2-3. Bob Montgomery—Varsity Football 2-3, Co-Captain, Reserve Football 1. Radio 2, Deca Club 3. Variety Show 2. Track 1-2-3, Tax Stamp Show 3. Wrestling 2-3. Christmas Play 2-3, Monitor 3. Carolyn Moore—Art Club 3. Y-Teens 2-3, Style Show 3.

Sharon Morgan—F.TrA. 23, V.C.Y. 2-3. V.A.C 2-3. Y-Teens 2-3, Student Coun­ cil 3, Senior Choir 3, Beginning Choir 3. Girls Glee 2-3, Office Monitors 2, Jun­ ior Achievement 3, Study Hall Monitor 2.

Tim Morris—V.C.Y. 2-3, French Club 1. Senior Choir 2-3; Mixed Ensemble 3. Boys Ensemble 3, Senior Orchestra 3. Marching Band 3, Dance Band 2, Variety Show 2, Tax Stamp Show 2. Brass Ensemble 2. Pep Band 2. Concert Band 1-2-3. Veronica Mueller—Beginning Choir 2, Girls Glee 1, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Christmas Play 3, Senior Play 3.

Dottie Nachman—F.T.A. 1-3, V.C.Y. 1-2. G.A.A. 2—Secy. 3. French Club 1-2-3 Secy. 3, Y-Teens (cabinet) 1-3. Class Team Cheerleader 1-3, Style Show 3, Senior Choir 3, Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. "L" Society 2, Christmas Play 3, A.Y.G.C. 3. Reg. Business Manager 3. Cafeteria Cashier 1-2. Dorothy Nelmelster "Dotty"—Y-Teens 3, Library Staff 1, $100 Club 1-3, Style Show 3, Beginning Choir 2, Class Play 3, Rotary Luncheon 1. "Fun Without De struction" 3. Christmas Play 3: Study Hall Monitor 1-3, Reg. Business Manager

Karen Nelson—Y-Teens 3, $100 Club 1, Pep Club 1, Study Monitor 1. Arthur Newklrk "Artie"—Reserve Football 1, V.C.Y. 2. French Club 1—Treas. 3. Timothy Morris "Tim" Student Council 3, Stage Crew 1-2-3, Radio 2-3, Variety Show 3, Class Play 3, "Fun Without Destruction" 2-3, Tax Stamp Show 3, Christmas Play 3, V.A.CO.P. 3. gleam of su.,ahir.

Dorothy Nachman "Dottie" Dorothy Neimelster "Dotty" Her standings are high in friendship and leadership. — r

Thomas Nlghtwlne

Michael Owen - Latin Club 1-2-3. Science Club 2-3. Student Council 1-2. Radio 3. Track 1-2-3. "L" Society 2. Boys' State Alternate 2. A.Y.G.C. 2-3. State Science

Patricia Owen "Patty"—Equestrian Club 1, V.C.Y. 3. Spanish Club 2. Y-Teens 1-2-3, $100 Club, Class Play 3. Office Monitors 2. "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Intramurals 1, A.Y.G.C 3. Christmas Play 3. Junior Achievement 1. Lee Palmer—Equestrian Club 1. Y-Teens 3. Cabinet 3, Style Show 3, Senior Choir 3, Office Monitor 1. Christmas Dance Court 3. Intramurals 1-2-3. Patricia Owen "Patty" Smiles are more useful in world.

Bonnie Parker—F.T.A. 2-3. V.C.Y. 2-3. V.A.C. 2. Y-Teens 2-3, Student Council 2-3, Occident Staff 2, Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3, L'il Abner 2, Christ­ mas Play 3. Usher Dad's Night 3. Football 1-2, Baseball 2-3, Office Moni-

Harold Pennington -Equestrian Club, Spanish Club. Hi-Y, Pep Club, Deca Club. Charlene Pike—Y-Teens 1-2-3. $100 Club 3, Class Play 3. Sharon Pope—F.T.A. 3. Spanish Club 1-2-3, Library Staff 1, National Honor 3, "L" Society 2. Study Hall Monitor 3, Reg. Civic Welfare Chairman 1-2-3. Bo „ni. Parker William Paszke "Bill" In e Danny Predmore—Latin Club 1-2-3, Science Club 1, Hi-Y 2-3, Senior Choir 3. A man of mark, full of life, she feels place among Mixed Ensemble 3, Boys Ensemble 3, Variety Show 3. Baseball 1. A.Y.G.C. 2. happy and gay. them all.

Harold Pennington Quiet to many — a clown to his will, his la Carolyn Preston Ruthanne Ralph Stewart Randall "Stew" Variety is the very spice of life. Ready for anything night or day— he is a very good fellow in every

Carolyn Preston—F.T.A. 3. Y-Teens 3. Senior Choir 3. Page 43 Ruthanne Ralph—F.T.A. 3. G.A.A. 2—Cabinet 3, Spanish Club 3. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Student Council 3. Occident Staff 2, Style Show 3, Senior Choir 3, Mixed En- semble 3, Variety Show 2-3, Majorette 2-3, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, State Science Day 1-2, Volleyball Class Team 2-3. Stew Randall—Varsity Football 1-2-3, Reserve Football 1, F.T.A. 1-2-3. French Club 2—Vice President 3, Senior Choir 2-3, Beginning Club 1, Boys Glee 3. Mixed Ensemble 3, Boys Ensemble 3. Variety Show 3, Office Monitor 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. All-City Football 3, L'il Abner 2. Judy Rausch—F.T.A. 2-3, V.C.Y. 1-2, G.A.A. 1—Cabinet 2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Cabi­ net Treas. 3, Class Team 1-2-3, Student Council 2-3, Style Show 3. Senior Choir 2-3, Marching Band 1-2 Secretary 2, Band Variety Show 1-2, Class Play 3, 'Tun Without Destruction" 3. "L" Society 2.

Patty Reese—F.T.A. 3, V.C.Y. 2-3, V.A.C. 3, Science Club 3, Y-Teens 2, March­ ing Band 2. A.Y.G.C. 3. Ann Reeves—Equestrian Club 1. F.T.A. 1-2, V.A.C. 2, French Club 1-2. Y-Teens 1-2-3. Class Team 1-2. $100 Club 1. $1000 1. Pep Club 1. Deca Club 3, Variety Show 2. Tax Stamp Show 2. Intramurals 1-2-3.

Albert Rice—$100 Club 2. Lillian "Penny" Rice — Classteam Cheerleader 2-3, F.N.A. 2-3. V.C.Y. 1-2-3. V.A.C. 1, Latin Club 1-2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Occident Staff 2-3, Annual Staff 3, Biso- mess Ad Staff 2-3, Senior Choir 3, Girls Glee 2, Journalism Award 3, Intramurals 1-2-3, "L" Society 2.

Charles Richardson—Senior Choir, Boys Glee. Mary Louise Ricker—Art Club 3. F.T.A. 2-3, Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Class Team 1. Senior Choir 3. Beginning Choir 1-2, Senior Orchestra 1-2-3, Variety Show 2, Class Play 3, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Christmas Production 3, Intramurals 1-2-3, Variety Show 3. James Rlcketts—Latin Club. $100 Club. be good James Roberts—F.T.A. 3. Spanish Club 2-3. Hi-Y 3, Occident Staff 1-2-3. Business ful tone Ad Staff 1-2-3, Pep Club 1, Track 2, Science Fair 1-2. All wrapped up

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Mary Robinson—Y-Teens. Arleen Roederer—F.T.A. 2-3. V.C.Y 1-2-3. Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 2-3, Library Staff 2, Senior Orchestra 1-2, Marching Band 1-2, Variety Show 1-2, Class Play 3, Office Monitor 3, "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Reg. Business Manager 3, All City Band 2-3, A.Y.G.C. 3. Kenneth Roivas Reserve Football 1, Varsity Basketball mgr.. 2. Reserve Basket­ ball mgr. 2. Art Club 3. F.T.A. 2. Spanish Club 2. Latin Club 1. Hi-Y 2-3, $100 Club 1-2. Variety Show 1. Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Cafeteria 2-3, Christmas Play 3. Diana Romano—Latin Club 2. Y-Teens 2-3. Class Play 3. Office Monitors 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Christmas Play 3. All Student Variety 3. Gym Monitor 2.

Pauletta Ronk—Y-Teens 1, National Honor 1. Senior Choir 1-2. Girls Glee 1-2. Class Play 1. Office Monitors 2. Bob Ross Varsity Football 2-3. Reserve Football 1, Reserve Basketball 1, Span­ ish Club 1. Hi-Y 3, Baseball 1-3, "Fun Without Destruction," Honorable Mention All City Football.

Donald Rudolph Reg. President 3. Latin Club 1. Hi-Y 1-2. Student Cou "L" Society 2. Boys' State Alt. 2. Benny Sammons-F.T.A. 3. Hi-Y 3

Sylvia Sanborn—Art Club 2, Spanish Club 1-2-3. Science Club 2, Y-Teens 3, Senior Orchestra 1. Office Monitors 2-3, "L" Society 2, A.Y.G.C. officer. Karen Schneider-Equestrian Club 1. Y-Teens 1. Library Staff 1. Style Show 3, Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. "L" Society 2. Christmas Play 3. Judith Schullz—V.A.C. 2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Variety Show 3. Carolyn Sears—F.T.A. 2-3, V.A.C. 2. V.C.Y. 1-2-3. Latin Club 2, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Class Team 2. Annual Staff 2. Business Ad Staff 1. Pep Club 1, Class Play 3. Office Monitors 2-3, "Fun Without Destruction." Intramurals 1-2-3, Christmas Play 3.

Sylvia Sanborn Judith Schultz Wisdom she has. add to this Fun and happiness an wisdom courage, and temper counts. 44 '. X>' Thomas Sexton Always joking and making fun. His pranks and jollity are

Carolyn Shannon—Equestrian Club 1, F.T.A. 3. V.C.Y. 2-3. V.A.C. 3, Latin Club 1. Science Club 3, Y-Teens 2. Library Staff 1-2. "L" Society 2, A.V.G.C 3. Mary Kay Shaver—Spanish Club, Y-Teens. Ticket Sellers, Bank Tellers, Senior Orchestra, Variety Show, Rope Twirlers, Tax Stamp Show. Intramurals. Ann Shuman—F.T.A. 2-3. Spanish Club 2-3. Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 2-3, $100 Club 1-3, Marching Band 1-2, Office Monitors 2-3, "L" Society.

Sharon Sickles—Y-Teens 1-2-3. $100 Club 1-2, Style Show 3, Reg. Secretary. Mary Lou Simmons—Eguestrian Club 1. V.C.Y. 2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Deca Club 3. Style Show 3. Intramurals 1-2. Sec. in Reg. 2. Pres. in Reg. 3, Study Monitor 2-3.

Mary Lou Simmons

Janice Slmms—F.T.A. 2. V.C.Y. 2. Latin Club 1. Marching Band 1-2-3. Variety Show 1. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. All City Band 2, Concert Band 1-2-3, Christmas Production 3. Cafeteria 2-3. Francis Sindledecker—none.

Richard Sines "Dick"—"L" Society 2. Boys State 2, Hi-Y 1-2, Sec. 3. A.Y.G.C. 2. Co-Sec. of Education 3. Student Council 3, Reg. Pres. 2. Mixed Ensemble 3. F.T.A. 2. Cabinet 3. Senior Choir 1-2-3, Li'l Abner 2. Boys' Ensemble 1, Latin Club 1-2-3. V.C.Y. 1-2. Science Club 1. John Slonager—V.C.Y. 3, Hi-Y 3, Marching Band 1-2-3. Dance Band 3, Track 2, Concert Band 3. A.Y.G.C. 3. Kathleen Jo Smith—Homecoming Queen 3. Cheerleader 2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Stu­ dent Council. Sec. 3, Occident Staff 3, Style Show 3, Senior Choir 3, Girls Glee 2. Variety Show 2, Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Relay Queen 2. Tax Stamp Show 2. Janice Simms Sandra Spangler—French Club 1. Y-Teens 2-3, Deca Club 3, Style Show 3, Be­ ginning Choir 2. Girls Glee 1-2. Intramurals 1. Study Monitor 1-3. Barbara Staley Philip Starcher She is pretty nd small and ess consists of doing the cc well liked by things uncomjnonly well.

Barbara Staley—V.C.Y. 1-2-3, Latin Club 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Library Staff 1-2, Senior Choir 3, Beginning Choir 2, Office Monitors, Mr. Kaylor, 3, Intramurals 1-3, "L" Society 2. A.Y.G.C. 2-3, State Science Day 2, Latin Scholarship, 3rd Plar« 1. Philip Starcher—Art Club 3, Track 1, Office Monitors 1-2-3. Carol Statcxar—Eguestrian Club 1, V.C.Y. 1-2, Y-Teens 1-2-3, S100 Club 3, Intra­ murals 1, A.Y.G.C. 3. Study Monitor 1-2, Reg. Business Manager 2, Reg. Civic Chairman 1. Richard Steele Latin Club 1, Hi-Y 3, Student Council 3, SlOO Club 1, Senior Choir 3, Boys Ensemble 3, Senior Orchestra 3, Marching Band 1, Pres. 3, Treas. 2, Dance Band 1-2-3, Variety Show 1-2, A.Y.G.C. 3. Pep Band 1-2-3.

Donna Stephens Homecoming Court 3, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Student Council 1-3, Radio 2-3, Style Show 3, Beginning Choir 2, Girls Glee 1, Variety Show 1-2, Charles Stewart Class Play 3. Office Monitors 3, "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Tax Stamp Show 3. We often wonder what he thinking. Mardi Gras Court 1. Christmas Play 3. Charles Stewart -Latin Club.

Catherine Stewart "Cathy"—V.C.Y. 2-3. Latin Club 1-2-3 Secretary, Y-Teen Library Staff 1, Marching Band 1, "L" Society 2, A.Y.G.C. 2-3. Sandra Talmadge—

Arthur Thompson Cross-Country 3. Equestrian 1. F.T.A. 2, V.C.Y. 1, Spanish Club 1, Hi-Y 3. Dennis Thompson Cross-Country Capt. 3. Latin Club 1, Hi-Y 3, Track 2-3. Office Monitors 1, Reg. Welfare Chairman 2.

Sandra Talmadge Never trouble trouble trouble troubles you.

Dennis Thompson James Thornton Beware! I may do something i In personality and sports, he sational yet. not be beat 46 Dorothy Van Fossen "Dottie Her heart, however it beats, b he's the old block itself. sincerely.

"Fun Without De-

Mike Turner—Cross-Country 3, Varsity Basketball Manager 2-3, F.T.A. 3, Hi-Y 3, Senior Choir 2-3, Beginning Choir 1. Boys Glee 1, Cafeteria Worker 1, 2-3. Dorothy Van Fossen—F.N.A. 4. V.C.Y. 3-4, Spanish Club 3, Y-Teens 3-4. Occident Staff 4, Assistant Advertising Manager 4, Business Ad Staff 4, Transferred from North High School in September 1960. Mary Van Sickle—Y-Teens 1, Monitor 3.

Yvonne Veeley—F.T.A. 1-2-3, V.C.Y. 1-2-3, Latin Club 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Class Team 3, Occident Staff 2-3, Annual Staff 3, Senior Choir 3, Marching Band 1-2-3, Variety Show 1-2, Office Monitor 1-2-3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3, "L" So­ ciety 2, All City Festival 2-3. Shirley Ventola—Latin Club 1. Y-Teens 1. Library Staff 1-3, Monitor for Mr. Bran- Yvonne Veeley Shirley Ventola Personality means so much- Her words and thoughts she has a darling one.

Stephen Waidelich "Steve"—Reserve Football, Student Council. Terry Walters—F.T.A. 2, Latin Club 1-2-3, Hi-Y 2-3.

Jack Ward- Frances Warner—Art Club, F.N.A., Y-Teens, Pep Club. Janice Weaver—F.T.A. 2-3, V.A.C. 2-3. French Club 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3. Li­ brary Staff 1-2-3, Senior Choir 3, Beginning Choir 2. Girls Glee 1-2, Tax Stamp Show 3. Intramurals 1, "L" Society 2, Reg. Secretary 3. Herbert Webb "Herb"— Garry Weigand Cross Country 3, Varsity Basketball 3, Reserve Basketball 1-2, Hi-Y 2—Treasurer 3, Student Council President 3, Occident Staff 2-3, Annual Staff 3, Track 2, Boys State 2. Marilyn Westlake—Spanish Club 1, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Student Council 2, Radio 2, Style Show 3, Senior Choir 2-3, Beginning Choir 1, Girls Glee 1, Senior Orches­ tra 1-2, Band Variety Show 1-2, Class Play 1-2, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Intramurals 1-2, Christmas Production 3.

Janice Weaver Gairy Weigand Marilyn Westlake a small sample, you may judge of heart, magnanimous, Love her for herself alone. whole piece. courageous Lois Wheaton Richard Williams "Dick" Richard Williamson "Dick" She faces the world unfllnch Music he loves and knows Far may we search before ' ingly. find one half so manly and

Lois Wheaton—Eguestrian Club 2. V.C.Y. 1. Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 1, Library Staff 1-2-3, Class Play, "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Christmas Production. Frank Wilgus-- Art Club 3, Equestrian Club 1. Latin Club 1, Student Council 2. Business Ad Staff 1, Track 1, "Fun Without Destruction" 1-2. Wrestling 1. Dick Williams—V.C.Y. 2. Spanish Club 2, Senior Choir 2-3, Beginning Choir 1. Boys Glee 3. Boys Ensemble 1. Senior Orchestra 2. Marching Band 1-2, Variety Show 1-2. Tax Stamp Show 2. Dick WHUamson Cross-Country 3. "Where's Charley?" 3. Reserve Basketball 1, Latin Club 1. Hi-Y 2, President 3, Student Council 2-3. Occident Staff. Sports Edi- tor 1-2, Associate Editor 3. Annual Staff. Sports Editor 2, Senior Choir 3. Mixed Ensemble 3. Baseball 1. Journalism Award 1-2, Boys State 2. Cafeteria Cashier 1-2-3.

Becky Wilson F.T.A. 2-3, V.C.Y. 1-2. V.A.C. 2. French Club 2, Latin Club 1. Y-Teens 1-2. Class Team 2. Library Staff 1. Beginning Choir 2. Girls Glee 2. Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3, Intramurals 1-2-3. Christmas Play 3. Ronald WinterTOwd-Marching Band 1-2-3, Variety Show 1. Hall Monitors 2, All City Band. Pep Band 2-3. Concert Band 1-2-3. Brass Sextet 2. Science Day 1-2.

F.T.A.. Latin Club 1, Hi-Y 3. Occident Staff 2-3. Business Ad

Ken Wolfe Spanish Club 1-2. Student Council 1-2-3, Stage Crew 1-2-3. Radio 2-3. Variety Show 1-2-3. Class Play 3. "Fun Without Destruction" 3. Tax Stamp Show 1-2, Stage Manager 3. Radio Head Engineer 3. Member V.A.CO.P. 1-2-3, Christmas Show 1-2-3, Li'l Abner 2.

Judy Wright—F.T.A. 2-3. V.C.Y. 1-2-3. Latin Club 1-2-3. Bank Tellers 2, March­ ing Band 1-2. "L" Society 2, Girls' State 2. All City Band 2, Concert Band 1-2-3. Scholarship Award 1, Auxilium Latinum Medal Winner 2. Cafeteria Worker 1. Peggy Wright—Spanish Club 1-2. Program Chairman 3, Y-Teens 1-2. Edward Yerian—Tutor 3. Janet ZickaJoose- -Y-Teens 2.

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Row I: Gary Alwood, Tom Galloway, Don Birle, Stew Randall, Bob Montgomery, Jim Thornton, Gary Clarke, Dave Dueler. Bob Ross. Burr Miles, Bill Paske. Jan Greer. Row 2: Tom Alban. Denny Moyer. Rich Colvin. Bob Dent. Ed Shute. Dennis Carpenter, Mike Hobbs, Glen Merrill, Steve Takos, Dan Heintz, Phil Baker. Row 3: Jim Brewer, Paris Martin, Tony Christy, Dwight Newman, Rich Neeley. Bob Sego, Charlie Castle. Mike Hunter. Pat Doyle,

Won Lost 4 6 Members of the West High Football team began Aquinas 24-6— L practice in mid-August in order to produce a fine Springfield 50-0— L football team at West. Although the Cowboys en- Franklin Hts 8-16—W , , . , . . , . ,tr . Linden 20-14—L joyed only a fair season, they tried to give West QR 97 w High the best performance possible. Marion-Franklin 0-32-W Special notice should be given to Stew Randall Eastmoor 42-0-^- L who earned all-city honors on the Dispatch and South 8-0— L Citizen-Journal teams. Gary Alwood, Bob Ross and Central 48-16— L n „. , . , , , , ,. Oak Hill 8-16—W Don Bine received honorable-mention. &43e,,/7'WW8R

Reginal Cummings. How 4: Herb Sharfenacker, Lew Coles, Larry Graves, Jin Jerry Ball, Jerry Gronbach, Ray Chaddock. Row 5: Coach Schmitter, Coach Myer; Finke. Bill Wells. Jeff Reeder.

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Friday, September 30, 1960 was the be­ The members of the court consisted ginning of two memorable nights for five Chriss Carfrey, Penny Hudson, Donna Ste­ pretty girls. phens and Barbara Shurtz. Excitement filled the air at Magley Field. Saturday, October 1, 1960 Half-time ceremonies brought to a climax ond exciting night. Autumn Leaves the suspense and anxiety for all present. the theme of the Homecoming Dance pre­ "You have chosen as your 1960-61 Home­ sented by the Alumni Association. Qu coming Queen Miss Kathy Jo Smith." These Kathy, in all her glory, reigned words were spoken by Sherry Alban, 1959- 60 Homecoming Q These two nights will long be remem­ Queen Kathy was presented a bouquet bered. Another Homecoming Queen and of white carnations. She then received the her Court was added to the history of West traditional kisses from co-captains Bob High School. Montgomery and Jim Thornton. The 1960-61 basketball squad had a fair season even though four (and sometimes five) sophomores were on the starting five. With only four non- letter-winners back from last year's squad, Coach Fred Heischman's crew caused other teams a lot of trouble. The Cowboys closed the regular season with a 6-12 record overall and 5-7 record in the City League. One of the highlights of the season was the Cowboys upset of Central on January 13 by a score of 72-69. Returning members of last year's team were John Crum, Terry Barnett, Bill Detwiler and Dwight Newman. They finished the season just missing 100 points in beating M-F, 99-66. No tournament data was available at press time. With four sophomores and a junior in the starting line-up, prospects for a fine team next year are very good.

1960-61 RECORD Newark 59 West Linden 75 West East 64 West West 72 Central Chillicothe 69 West South 76 West West 50 Aquinas North 68 West Arlington 75 West Springfield 91 West West 61 Marion-Franklin 47 East 73 West Eastmoor 82 West 62 West Aquinas Zanesville 73 West 53 Eastmoor 79 West West 44 Bexley 42 West 99 Marion-Franklin 66

Left to right. Row 1: Charlie Castle, Lew Coles, Bill Bell. TerTy Barnett. Garry Weigand. Rich Neeley. Row 2: Dalla Carter. Bill Detwiler. Dwight Newman. John Crum. Bill Hunter. Tom McDaniel. 1961 Bc^ytbM HouiWio*iu*ig

This is intermission? Debby and Garry reign as king and queen.

Following the West vs. Eastmoor basketball game February 17, 1961, was the 1961 Basketball Homecoming Dance, "February Follies." The highlight of the dance was the crowning of the King, Gary Weigand and Queen, Debby Draper. The court for queen consisted of Anne Halley, Sharon Delon, Carol Rinehart, and Linda Fuller. The court for king in­ cluded Terry Barnett, John Crum, Bill Bell, Dwight Newman. This dance is only one of the many activities sponsored by the Journalism Department.

boys ensemble entertaining at the dance. Coach John Butler's mat men fared badly winning only two matches in the year, after losing several close matches. Several members brought honors to West. Bill Doughty, Larry McQuerrey, Danny Snyder took first places at the Franklin Hts. Holiday Tournament. Bill also won the best wrestler award for the Tournament. Bill and Danny also won first places in a Pleasantview Tournament. West won third place as a team in the Franklin Hts. Tournament against ten teams. Four mat men made it through the sectional meet to the district. Larry McQuer­ rey was the only boy to go to the State meet in the last three years of wrestling at West.

Row 1, left to right: Bill Doughty, Dave Nauchman, Lee McQuerrey, Odell Walte Scott Teele. Row 2: Dick Colvin, Danny Snyder, LarTy McQuerrey, Bill Ardel, Art Clemmer, Jim Brewer.

y McQuerrey, Bill Poughty and Dan Snyder display the trophies they won in winning their weight divisions at the sec­ ond annual Holiday Invi­ tational Wrestling Toumey. OtteS Couw&y

The West High Cross Country team, under the coaching of Rufus Glass, placing fourth in the city and sixth in the district. Some of the happier times were had by the team when they beat: Eastmoor, Marion Franklin, Springfield, and Gahanna Lincoln. Not so happy times were had when they lost to Worthington, Upper Arlington, North, Marion Harding, Mansfield and close ones to East and Central. In the City Meet at Raymond Memorial Golf Course, West placed fourth, with O'del' Walters and Dennis Thompson winning qold medals. In the District West placed sixth, with Walters taking a silver medal, Thomp­ son a gold one. Letter winners were: Dennis Thompson captain, O'dell Walters, Phil Bush, John Richards, Garry Weigand, Danny Snyder, Herb Webb, and Tom Daft. Re­ serve letter winners: Dick Williamson and Paul Thomson.

Row 1. left to right: Garry Weigand, Phil Bush. O'Dell Walters, Dennis Thompson, Danny Snyder, Herb Webb, Bill Doughty. Row 2, left to right: Tom Daft, Jack Harrison, Art Thompson, Paul Thompson, John Richards, John Slonager, Glen Rohrer. Row 3. left to right: Jake Freden- dall. Dick Williamson, Bill Hunter, Bill Bell, Dave Nachman, Steve Wolf. Row 4. left to right: Bob Zahler, Dick Bing, Ernie Gresh, Mike Tur­ ner, Danny Hunyady. Row 5, left to right: Charles Colson, Jim Roberts. Keith Colliflower, Lewis Price, Rick Meyers, James Whipple.

Mr. Glass, X-Country Coach, and O'Dell Walters look at the trophi by past Cross Country teams. #Mm& frw&cM & OiK&^houk^ •r-l r ^M<

**5?a"38 57*% ">2 Left to right. Row 1: Jeff Reeder. Jim Daily. Rich Springer. Pat Doyle, Larry Calvert. Row 2: Mike Hobbs. Rick Nelson. Jim Burden. Mark Le- Valley, Larry Grant. Charlie Castle, Rick Finke. Row 3: Doug Byerly, Mike Raver. Joel Eichenberger. Mike Blackmore. Bruce Findlay. Steve Takos, Don Dixon. Row 4: Lawrence Stewart, Jetrry Claytor, Jim Bradley, Steve Headd. Tom Laff. Lowell Marx, Gary James. Row 5: Mike Carroll, Larry Graves. Sam Dennis, Bill Wells. Tom Randle, Glen Merrill. Scot Teale, Duane Hallman. Row 6: Jim Widener, John Nibler, Dick Smith, Jim Philsbury. Brian Meginnis, Ken Williams, Ray Chaddock. Row 7: Tom Tinlinson, Jeff Leighninger, Vic Owens. Art Clemmer, Ken Lucas. George Liniman, Bob Wheeler. Mike Totman.

The West High reserves enjoyed one of the best sea- West 14 Aquinas 8 sons in 1960 as they won 9 and lost only 1. The sopho- West u Linden 6 more Broncos went undefeated in the City League and WM"9^" M " "East o brought the championship to West. Coach Larry Gray, west 33 ...... Marion Franklin 6 in his second year of coaching, drilled the team every West 14 West Jefferson 6 night after school in the basic fundamentals of football West 12 .... Pleasant View 6 4 and the team responded in championship fashion. W®'J g Eastmoor 0 West 14 South 0

Left to right: Joyce Peer, Vickie H &muM>, Basketball

Left to right. Row 1: Lawrence Stewart, Larry Graves. Rick Finke, Mike Hobbs. Willey Wells. Steve Takos. Row 2: Mgr. Bill Lust, Glenn Roh rer. John Lucas, Bob Ralph, Rick Meyer, Carl Smith. Denny Moyer, Jerry Ball.

The West High Reserve Cowboys under Dwight Black were playing better than .500 ball at press time. The reserves worked every night after school in hopes that they might next year make the varsity team. The main purpose of the reserves is to supply the varsity with well trained men in fundamentals. This season marked Coach Black's third year of coach­ ing at West and the Reserves best in recent years.

West 55 Newark West 47 East West 52 Chillicothe West 34 Aquinas West 41 Upper Arlington West 49 Marion-Franklin West 45 Eastmoor West 28 Zanesville West 41 Bexley

West 44 Linden West 35 Central West 36 South West 50 North West 59 Springfield West 36 East West 49 Aquinas West 37 Eastmoor West 54 Marion-Franklin Season Record— W-ll. L-7

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These six exuberant young ladies led fans throughout the football and basketball seasons in cheering our Cowboys on to victory and even kept us yelling in 'darker hours. Through original pep rallies this energetic crew promoted spirit and good sportsmanship. 61

We are mighty proud of these Cowboy enthusiasts who were always there with their "Hi, ho, let's go!" They were chosen from the spring tryouts and were judged on personality, gestures, voice, and ap­ pearance. Etodkum

Hey fellas! Wrestling is tomorrow night /Ua/ttte

.i Left to right. Row 1: Dick, Evelyn Hall. Adviser: Dick Stelz. Row 2: Ken Wolfe. Ron Delong. Art Newkirk 3: Mike Morgan. Richard bobbins. Tom Finlinson. Bill Clark. Bob Wheeler. Dick Kamer. Bob Slee. Ron DeLong and Eugene Bro- seus prepare for a Friday morning broadcast.

This is W.H.S. your voice of West High School bringing you a few announcements about the advanced Radio Department. This Department is under the guidance of Mrs. Evelyn Hall. They handle all broadcasts over W.H.S., which include weekly broadcasts of announcement and special features.

Bill Clark sounds the gong while Frances Kirts awaits to give the announcements for the day.

Left to right. Row 1: Sharon Fausnaugh, Marilyn Westlake, Arlene Arbogast, Jean Berger, Donna Stephens. Row 2: Don Birle, Bill Doughty Bob Montgomery, Eliza Busenberg, Steve Freeman. Chuck Robinson, Joe Christain. Row 3: Dick Alder, Ken Wolfe. Artie Newkirk. Occfcfewfc Qboty

The years 1960-61 marked the continuance of the Occident as the best school newspaper in Central Ohio. Under the leadership of its editor, Pat Cotter, the Occident tried to have "something for everyone." Even though the number of pages had lo be reduced, the staff attempted to make the best out of what they had. The Occident staff, through the Journalism Department, assumes editorial responsibility for the paper, school stories in the Hilltop Record, and some news releases in the Citizen-Journal and Dispatch. In these ways, the staff has tried to keep you students informed of the hap­ penings at your school. Members of the staff this year have entered many journalistic competitions in various fields. Pat Cotter brought home a gold trophy for first place and a second place in another category. Penny Hudson, Penny Rice, and Dick Williamson took seconds; John Edwards and Jim Roberts, thirds; and Judy Vargo. honorable mention.

Above -The 1960-61 Occident Staff pictured with its trophit Below The "Untouchables" (Public Relations Staff) look < of their publications in the Hilltop Record.

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Editor-in-Chief Floretta Armstrong The 1961 Annual Staff, composed of Journalism Department Assistant Editor Frances Heft students work diligently to compile all material found in the Associate Editor Joan Jenny (Index) Occident. The purpose of the Occident is to bring to the student Associate Editor Penny Rice body an account of all high school activities and events. The (Jan.-June) Annual is put out entirely by the journalism department with Activities Editor Sharon Delon no assistance, financial or otherwise, from the school. It is under Merits Editor Carol Rinehart Music Editor Yvonne Veeley the supervision of Mr. Robert A. Wilcox and its Editor-in-chief Sports Editor Dick Williamson Floretta Armstrong.

The Annual Staff do i checking before the final copy goes to press.

The photographers prepare for their next picture as­ signments. The Student Council under the leadership of Mr. Bonar con­ tribute much to our school. Each registration room has a repre­ sentative, giving the students a chance to voice their opinion on school activities. It was through them that the pledge of alle­ giance to the Flag is said before each assembly. Qtu/L&fii They are hostesses for all school functions. They participate in Homecoming, Guys and Dolls Day, and Career Day.

CouwM This year's officers are: President Garry Weigand Vice President Margaret Slabaugh Treasurer Joan Lorenz Secretary Kathy Jo Smith

Row 1, left to right: Elaine Boise, Jill Mitchell. Rose Mary Bates, Joan Lorenz, Dick Stelz, Garry Weigand. Margaret Slabaugh. Kathy Jo Smith. Maggie Mays. Barbara Baush. Judy Rausch, Judy Headd, Debby Draper, Ruthanne Ralph. Ann Langdon. Row 2: Mike Morgan, Bob Lynch, Mike Neer. Loraine Procter, Judy Houghton, Joan Gove, Gayle Linson. Sue Rosenberger. Vera Dixon. Anne Halley, Dick Alder, Dennis Hause. Ken Wolfe, Brian Highfield. Row 3: Barbara Pohle, Cheryl Calandine, Sue Wilkinson, Janice Rovison, Eliza Busenburg. Donna Stevens, Nita Richmond, Fran Apperson, Ronnie Stokes, Richie Steele, John Edwards, Dave Hallsteine, Bill Karn. Row 4: Mr. Bonar, Tom Randall, Ron Slo- ter, Betty Chappieu. Mary Pemberton. Chriss Carfrey. Jodee Jenkins. Kay Francis, Dick Sines, Dick Williamson, Dave Nachman. JOMJUUOJUJ f4cdlcmjal Utom/

Meeting qualifications for the National Honor Society is no easy task. Membership is based on the scholastic rating during the four years of high school, a 3.5 average must be maintained. However, the scholastic rating of a student is not the only re­ quirement for membership. Leadership, character and 14 service points are also required. Being a member of the National Honor Society is the highest honor a graduating senior at West High School can achieve, and credit should be given to the students pictured here who have proven worthy of membership. JOAMJuOAq %%L" SoOfety

Left to right: Molly Miers. Joan Lorenz, Susan Kerr, Rich Rector. Character, leadership ability and a 3.5 grade average are all necessary to become a member of the "L" So­ ciety. The purpose of the Society is to make the students of West High School more aware of good scholarship. Otto H. Magly organized the "L" Society in 1914. 11

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West High Student Court is composed of one sen­ ior chief justice, a senior justice, two junior jus­ tices, a sophomore justice, two bailiffs, two court attorneys, and one court clerk. These judicial of­ ficers are nominated by the presidents of the two senior classes, the presidents of Hi-Y and Y-Teens and student council presidents. Student Court procedure is much like that of our civil courts. The defendant is permitted to use his own witnesses and may appoint anyone to defend him or may defend himself. Not all Student Court in action cases are lost; there are verdicts of "Innocent." Cases that are considered too controversial for Student Court are sent tc the office.

right: Mr. Wilson, advisor; Rick Finke, sophomore justice; Barbara Pohle, junior justice; Larry McQuerrey, ; Chriss Carfrey. senior justice: Dave Nachman, junior justice; and Karen Schneider, clerk. The office monitors do much to help out with the general office work here at West. While help­ ing with the various office tasks, they are gaining experience that will help them in the world of business.

Office monitors in action-

Left to right. Row 1: Margaret Slabaugh, Barbara Blythe, Sylvia Sanborn, Barbara Staley, Sue Ruffing, Patty Paxton, Judy Houghton, Shera, Richmond, Sally Parrish, Jill Mitchell, Ann Bostic, Yvonne Veeley, Betty D'mico, Marsha Geist. Row 2: Ann Shuman, Sharon Borton, Shir­ ley Hoffma, Barbara Moritz, Joyce Wetterhahn, Shirley Forgrave, Barbara Schaaf, Sharon Southworth, Jackie Weller, Pam Wallar, Jane Athey, Janet Rowe, Barb Middendorf, Martha Kirts. Row 3: Darnell Good, Eileen Willis, Martha Houk, Linda Bruner, Gail Linson, Trina Mitchell, Betsy Prout. Sally Jo Holmes, Diane Ferguson, Sharon Johnson, Rose Erenpriess, Ann Kuntz, Carol Moore. Row 4: Tom McGaugh, Terry Robinson, Larry Grant, Phil Hoelcher, Rick Finke, Bill Johannes, John Richards, Phil Starcher, Earlene Sexton. Karen Martin, Connie Robinson. M UjWuj /Wo*ttt(vis

The library staff is chosen on the basis of scholarship and character. They act as assistant librarians and are kept busy with checking books out, locating overdue books, col­ lecting, filing, returning library permits, and shelving books and magazines. The monitors are under the di­ rection of Miss Helen Lumley, Li­ brarian. Each of them contributes much to the efficient library serv­ ice we all enjoy.

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Left to Right, Row 1: Jeff Fisher, Charles Calson, Robert Vanderan, Tim Weisert, Bob Nash. Carl Fladt. Tom Heil. Ronnie Sloter, Jim Chad wick. Row 2: Beth Lord. Patsy Winters, Betsy Prout, Nancy Kem, Terry Randall, Susie Morgan. Penny Hayek, Jennie Harbour, Barbara Moritz, Disie Koontz. Row 3: Becky Shaffer. Janet Harris, Ann Perry, Janice Weaver. Darilee Heston, Joan Frey. Darlene Anderson, Evelyn Doughty. Shirley Ventola, Barbara Rausch, Wanda Bailey. Advisor, Miss Lumley. BctMkvMm

Left to right: Mary Kay Shaver, Billie Lucas. Darlene Edwards, Billie Warner.

Left to right: Billie Lucas, Sally Sands, Marianne Arms, Linda Fredendall, Carol Linebrink. Mary Federer. AvutkoAfaud <%b

Left to right: Ray Nader, Paul Thompson, Russ Crum, Bill Robbins. Bill Gardell, Odel Walters. Advisor—Mr. O'clock. The West High School Mechanical Drawing classes under the astute direction of Mr. Miller provide direc­ tion in the fundamentals of mechanical drawing. The students of Mr. Miller have won many awards on the city, county, and state levels. The purpose of the classes is to better educate the students for careers in industry.

Gary Alwood and Bob Ross begin draw­ ing plans for their next project.

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Y-Teens hold their meetings once a month under the guidance of Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Heeter. Club officers this year are President, Anne Halley; Vice President, Sandy Malone; Secretary, Sharon Hedrick, and Treasurer, Judy Rausch. The Y-Teen cabinet consists of seventeen girls. Social Activities are the style show in October, the Christmas formal, a sock hop in March, and January and June banquets honoring the graduating seniors. Selling concessions at the football games and perfume around Christmas time are the club's main money-making projects. ns i 1 Victorious CWsfcfjtM/ Youik/

Victorious Christian Youth is designed to help young people build a life based on a strong spiritual foundation. The main pur­ pose is to provide students with an opportu­ nity to extend their knowledge of Christian living through meetings conducted by mem­ bers of the club. Under the .guidance of Mrs. L. S. Wills, the meetings are held at 8:00 A.M. each Wednes­ day morning. At these weekly meetings there is singing, Bible quizzes, devotions, and guest speakers. V.C.Y. is open to any and every student here at West.

The 1961 V.C.Y. Officers are Glen Roherer. Vice President: Carol Rii hart, Treasurer; Linda Fuller Secretary; Tim Morris. President.

Left to right. Row 1: Vicki Hixson, Ann Langdon. Sue Barber, Dinah Baker. Jodee Jenkins, Susie Scholten, Ann Lehman. Loralne Proctor, Joe Christian. Darlene Anderson. Judy Castle. Jean Casselman, Sharron Morgan, and Betty Howells. Row 2: Sarah Marmon, Sharon Borton. Phyliss Bergman. Yvonne Veeley, Chriss Carfrey, Judy Castle. Barbara Schaff. Billie Lucas. Carol Rinehart. Joan Jenny, Barbara Staley, Judy Logan, Sharon Delon, Anne Halley, Dick Alder. Row 3: Carol Moore, Martha Kirts, Susie Wilkinson. Janice Robinson, Patty Emery. Mary Gabriel. Sharon Johnson. Karen Alexander. Beth Lord. Sally Holmes, Terry Randall. Carol Herbster. Carol Linebrink. Row 4: Carol Alban. Judy Houghton. Margaret Slabaugh. Pam Broome. Kay Minnear, Dorthy Clark. Sue Crawshaw. Gayle Linson. Trina Mitchell, Lynn Fuller- ton, Betsy Prout. Nancy Kem, Sandy Frakes. Row 5: Jean Berger, Marilyn LeRoy. Karen Beiber. Kathy Braden. Carol Parsons. Donna Street. Diana Alia, Hazel Buckingham, Glen Rohrer, Dave Duerler. Dave Benson, Brian Highfill, Barbara Pohle. Mary Pemberton. Row 6: Dave Gal­ loway. Bill Hunter. Phil Bush. Ed Ashman. Diana Gingerall. Carol Clark. Fuiu/t&Te&cWs

The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to cultivate qualities essential to a good teacher and to promote an interest in the teaching profes­ sion. The Irvin F. Young chapter of the Future Teach­ ers of America is associated with the National Edu­ cation Association. Each member of the club has opportunities to have teaching experience in the surrounding ele­ mentary schools as substitute teachers and tutor pupils having difficulty here at West. Any student interested in the teaching profession is welcome to join. The F.T.A. Officers: Debby Draper, Pres.; Mary Pemberton. Club advisers include Mrs. Davis and Mr. Vice Pres.; Ann Schuman, Secretary; Dave Galloway. Treas­ Schneider. urer, are planning a program for one of their meetings.

Left to right. Row 1: Mrs. Davis, advisor. Barbara Apel, Jodee Jenkins, Dinah Baker, Mary Jo Dixon, Anne Shuman, Dave Galloway, Debbie Draper, Mary Pemberton, Judy Houghton, Margaret Slaubaugh, Judy Castle, Joe Christian. Mr. Schneider, advisor. Row 2: Mary Lou Richer, Susie Wilkinson, Loraine Proctor, Karen Shook. Donna Wood. Mary Lynn Willet, Huyck Penelope, Marilyn LeRoy, Sharon Burtchin, Sue Ruffing, Terry Randall, Carol Herbster, Karyl Bricker, Yvonne Veeley. Janice Weaver. Carol Eckstein. Ann Kunze. Row 3: Arlene Rhoderer, Sherrie Schwan, Rosemary Belts, Sandy Mumameyer, Jenine Harbour. Carolyn Beraneck, Sharon Johnson, Karen Alexander, Carolyn Par­ sons, Matilda P. Cotter, Stew Randall, Sharron Morgan, Betty Howells, Carolyn Preston, Carol Garber, Sandra Bauder, Bob Vaudereau. Row 4: Becky Wilson, Cookie Ealy, Betty Shappius, Ruthanne Ralph, Ann Langdon, Judy Rausch, Carolyn Spencer. Barbara Shurtz, Diane Burden, Ann Lehman, Susie Scholten, Suzanne Morgan, Susan Kerr, Roger Helmick, Dave Haulsteine, Roger Broseus. Row 5: Joan Crosier, Carol Clark, Connie Beachler, Phyllis Bergman, Mary Lou Robinson, Janice Robinson, Nancy Kem, Betsy Proctor, Trina Mitchell, Dottie Nach­ man. Joan Jenny, Vickie Hixson, Dick Sines. Dave Harp, Martha Kirls. Carol Moore. Fran Apperson, Row 6: Patty Reese. Sue Shannon. Mary Federer, Chriss Carfrey. Kathy Jo Smith, Barbara Pohle, Carol Alban, Barbara Hunter, Shera Richmond, Kathy Braden, Donna Street, Frances Kirts, Eliza Busenberg, Janet Harris, Sharon Harper. Joy Johnson. Jean Scholten. " Rettcfv CHub

To help the members learn a little more about the life of French youth is the purpose of the French Club. Students who are taking French now or have had two years of French are eligible to join the club. The club adviser is Miss Lazor. Many recreational activities are held through­ out the year, one of these being the Spanish- French Club picnic. This year's officers are: President, Mary Pem­ berton; Vice-President, Stew Randall; Secretary, Sara Paine; Treasurer, Nancy Kern; Program Chairman, Bette Waldeck.

Left to right. Row 1: Dotty Nachman. Bette Waldeck. Nancy Kem. Stu Randall. Mary Pemberton. Elaine Boyce, Margaret Fears. Kathy Mc- Daniels, Wanda Bailey. Dorance Nichols. Charlotte Stultz. Row 2: Margaret Slabaugh, Toby Henderson, Betsy Prout, Terry Randall, Patricia Bradshaw. Janice Weaver, Megan Devaney, Shera Richmond. Penny Hudson. Advisor—Miss Lazor. Row 3: Kay Latham. Margie Stilwell. Roze Erenpreiss. Carol Clark. Sharon Sharp. Phyllis Martin, Betty Stankrewicz, Charlene Stultz, Betty Chapius. Judy Houghton. Barbara Pohle Row 4: Les Swinford. Jeff Leighninger. Jim Hess, Karen Beiber. Virgie Webb. Mary Lou Robinson. Joan Jenny. June Houk CjpOMidv Club

Left to right. Row 1: Kay Francis. Ruthanne Ralph, Liz Burrell. Howard Davies, Larry McQuerrey, Karyl Bricker. Peggy Wright. Barbara Gar­ rett. Carol Garber, Sharon Maddox, Sarah Marmon, Hiddle Adams, Dutch Adams. Row 2: Bob Landthorn, Anne Shuman, Sylvia Sanborn, Mary Lynn Willet, Karen Shook, Penny Huyck, Sandra Cook, Suzie Wilkinson, Janice Robison, Jackie Wilier, DeEtta Neff, Becky Shaver, Mrs. Harold, advisor. Row 3: Danny Donaldson, Dallas Carter, Jesse Helton, Sharon Pope Mary Kay Shaver, Fran Apperson, Janice Athey, Suzanne Morgan, Sally Holmes, Diane Ferguson, Kendra Dickerson, Sunya Graham, Regina Hill. Elizabeth Stump. Row 4: Tom Heil, George Linaman, Dave Decker, Tex Hysell, Bob Eberhard, Ron Volz. John Kreitzman, Jim Chadwick. Roland Lane, Bob Vanderau. Lee McQuerry, Anita Richmond, Janice Froe. Row 5: Bob Keel. Steve Coe, Sam Dennis, David Angles, Bob Ralph, Ron Sloter.

The Spanish Club, under the direction of Mrs. Harold meets every third Thursday of each month. This year the city-wide Spanish Club Fiesta was held at West Other activities include the Spanish-French Club picnic and the Casa Jose dinner with North High School. The purpose of the Spanish Club is in fur­ thering the study of and interest in the language and customs of the peoples and countries of Spain and South America. Larry McQuerrey is President of the club and other officers are: Karyl Bricker, Vice President; Elizabeth Burrel, Secretary; Howard Davies, Treasurer and Peggy Wright, Program Chair-

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Left to right. Row 1: Cheryl Maguise, Kay Minnicar, Ka: en Martin, Joan Frey. Linda Smith, Kenneth Fuller, Larry Negulesco. Ann Langdon, Cathie Stewart. Barbara Staley. Yvonne Veeley, Sharon Burtschin, Carolyn Beranek. Karen Zielke. Row 2: Barbara Crum, Shirley Forgrave, Sue Rosenberger, Sharon Johnson, Pam Broome, Barba a Moritz. Shirley Hoffman, Carol Speckman. Polly Williams, Nancy Brewer, Judy Borland, Joan Lorenz, Judy Wright, Penny Rice, Mrs. F ranees Evans. Row 3: Eliza Busenburg, Gretchen Skeaten. Judy Dickinson, Shirley Moore, Mary Blumgren. Judy Halley. Dottie Clark. Patti Crawshaw, Gay Linson. Trina Mitchell. Lynn Fullerton, Cheryl Dorsch, Karen Alex­ ander. Janice Mitchell, Becky Baker, Debbie Guenther. Row 4: Ann Miller, Joyce Wetterhahn, Carole Underhill. John Guy, Terry Robinson, Dan Bukey, Michael Noer, Brian McGinnis, Ray Click, Gerald Walters. Bob Zagller. Ronald Weber. George Wood. Row 5: Karen Kind, Charles Stewart, Terry Walters, Charles Colson, Bob Lynch. Bill Johannes. Rick Finke, Bruce Finklay. Ronald McDaniel. Mike Smith. Terry Ely. Norman McWilliams. David Harp. Row 6: Patty Rothburn. Patty Ventola. Tim Watson, Mike Owen. John Edwards, Bill Braden. Danny Predmore.

The purpose of the Latin Club is to further interest in the study of Rome and Roman people and their lan­ guage. Students in a second, third, or fourth year Latin class may join this club. Some of the club's activities are selling at the concession stands dur­ ing the football season, having bake sales, and the Latin Club banquet. President of the club is Ann Lang­ don; Secretary, Cathy Stuart; Treas­ urer, Kenny Fuller; Editors of the newspaper, Penny Rice and Barbara Staley. Many of the Latin Club belong to the chapter of the Junior Classical League at West which is sponsored by the American Classical League.

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The D.E.C.A. officers. Chuck Davis. Pres.; Dave James. Vice pres.; Anne Reev Treasurer: Patty Bodge. Secretary, proudly display their plaque.

The Distributive Education Club of America was formed to supplement other social activities which the members miss. The students attend classes here at West for a half day and then go to work at their selling jobs, where they obtain valuable experience in the world of business. In March the D.E. students attended the Ohio D.E.C.A. convention which was held at the Deshler Hilton Ho­ tel here in Columbus. Next, the National Convention which was held as usual in April in Tacoma, Wash­ ington. One of the important events of this club is their annual Employer-Employee Appreciation Luncheon. This af­ fair is where the D.E. students treat their employers to lunch.

Left to right. Row 1: Mary Lou Simmons. Ann Reeves, Patty Badge, Lucy Albert, Barbara Meadows, Sandy Spangler, Pam Dickson. Row 2: Joe Mann, Bob Bobbitt, Doug Ealy, Dick Lowe, Tom Merz, Reed Mcintosh, Dave Reibel. Row 3: Louie Conkey, Tom Sexton. Bob Montgomery. Dave Benson. Jerry Crawford, Ed Altenberg. Row 4: Mr. Lehman, Advisor. Chuck Davis. Dave Lamp. Terry Linson. Dave James, Dave Krieg, Harold Pennington. £cfe*tc& Club

The Science Club meets under the di­ rection of Mr. O'Cock. Interesting field trips and guest speak­ ers are two of the club's activities which benefit the members. The purpose of the club is to offer op­ portunities to any students interested in improving and sharing their knowledge and application of scientific endeavors and accomplishments. Science is one of the main key notes for the success of the nation and by having a club such as this it makes it possible to help students decide if science might some day be their future career.

The Science Club Officers. Annie Langdon. Secretary; Charles Colson, Vice Pres.; Bill Robinson, Treasurer, perform an experiment. Absent when picture was taken was President. Ron DeLong.

Left to right. Row 1: Ron Sloter, Ron De Long. Bob Robbins. Charles Calson. Ann Langdon, Dick Robbins. Dan Walker, Don Ehman. Row 2: Jim Vonlns, Joan Crossier, Sue Shannon. Sandy Dunlap, Patty Reese. D arilee Heston, Dave Hughart. David Walker. Row 3: Mike Dowd. Dan Burden. Mike Owens. Steve Wolf. Paul Doellinger. John Slonager. Dave Keeler. Mr. Ocock. A* CU>

Under the guidance of Mr. Teichart the Art Club designs and constructs display boards, posters and covers for other clubs and activities at West and around the Hilltop. Their original pictures are placed in the auditorium, "the little gallery", and also used in the main office. The purpose of the Art Club is to promote in­ terest and enthusiasm in the field of art and make it a part of our everyday lives. Having guest speakers and taking field trips are among the other activities of the club.

The 1961 Art Club Officers, Dinah Baker, Pres.; Bob Zahler, Vice Pres.; Barbara Harlor, Secretary; Terry Robinson, Treasurer, look over a few of the three-dimensional projects of this year.

Left to right. Row 1: Carolyn Spencer, Jodee Jenkins, Dinah Baker, Bob ianier, Barbara Harlor, Terry Robinson, Frank Wilgus, Patty Brad- shaw, Dewain Hallman, Pat Jones. Row 2: Janice Froe, Agnus Clay, Mary Low Ricker, Suzie Moore, Carol Tyger, Sylvia Ropp. Barbara Collins, Elizabeth Stump, Barbara Brewer, Leanne Lloyd, Sharon Burtschin, Melinda Weber. Row 3: Karyl Bricker, Mike Neer. Bob Lanthorn. Ron Sloter. Advisor—Mr. Teichert, Phil Starcher, Bill Fox. Ann Perry. Judy Thompson. January 4, 1960 was the very first meet­ ing of American Youth for God and Coun­ try. The purpose of this new club is to pre­ serve our American freedom. The well- suited motto is. Freedom, first, last, and always. A.Y.G.C. is interested in informing them­ selves on our government and also the to­ talitarian governments in order that they will know what they will be up against as adults. Club meetings are held in room 317 every Wednesday after school. Meetings consist of panel discussions, book reviews, and guest speakers. The A.Y.G.C. Officers, Bill Hunter. Pres.; John Edwards, Vice Pres.; Sylvia Sanborn, Secretary; Barbara Staley, Treasurer; Linda Fuller, Li­ Mr. Clarence Bower is club adviser. brarian, spend an afternoon enjoying their library.

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Left to right, Row 1: Vera Dixon, John Edwards, Dick Sines, Linda Fuller, Barbara Staley. Cathie Stewart, Sylvia Sanborn, Chriss Carfrey, Kathy Jo Smith, Judy Castle. Joe Christian. Darlene Anderson. Patty Owen. Row 2: Carol Tygyer. Carol Statzar. Shirley Hoffman, Barbara Moritz, Sandy Frakes, Judy Houghton, Marilyn LeRoy, Ann Langdon, Karyl Bricker, Carol Eckstein. Brian Highfill. Mary Fravel, Kay Fran- cis. Patty Reese. Row 3: Ann Perry, Shirley Forgrave, Karen Alexander, Joyce Wetterhahn, Janice Robinson, Danelle Holton, Dave Gallo­ way, Dottie Nachman. Richie Steel, Dave Haulsteine, John Slonager, Dave Keeler. Danny Humyady. Row 4: Advisor- Mr. Bower, Linda Lanning, Sandy Dunlap. Sue Shannon. Joan Crosier. Mary Remberton. Barbara Pohle. Steve Freeman. Mike Owen. Danny Distelhorst, Mike Dowd. Dan Burden, Rick Bunner. Advisor - Mr. Rousculp. Ul-Y

The Hi-Y officers are enjoying an afternoon at the new YMCA. Absent when picture was taken is GarTy Weigand.

Left to right. Row 1: Advisor, Mr. Dodds, John Edwards. Dick Sines. Dick Williamson. Garry Weigand. Bob Dent. Row 2: Dave Nachman. Ken Bowman, Melvin Hoover, John Slonager, Dave Keeler, Richie Steele. Terry Walters. Row 3: Dave Galloway, Danny Predmore. Chuck Withrow, Larry McQuerrey. Don Rudolph, Dick Bing, Harold Green. Herb Webb. Row 4: John Richards, Danny Snyder, Bill Hart, Dave Dittman, Jim Thorton, Bob Ross, Rick Banker. Dennis Hawes.

The Hi-Y of West High is affiliated with the clubs in Franklin County, the entire country and also the Young Men's Christian Associations in seventy-nine nations. To create, maintain and extend thru out home, school and community, high standards of Christian char­ acter is the purpose of the Hi-Y. The club's main money-making project is selling programs at our football games. Club meetings are held every two weeks; Mr. Lafe Dodds and Mr. Bert Corte are club advisers and club officers include Dick Williamson, President; John Edwards, Vice President; Dick Sines, Secretary; Garry Wei­ gand, Treasurer; and Bob Dent Chaplain. ft

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Left to right. Row 1: Jodee Jenkins. Mary Jo Dixon, Phil Bush, Anne Halley, Darilee Heston, Roze Erenpreiss, Vickie Hixson, Betty Howells, Jean Berger, Sharon Morgan, Joe Christian, Judy Castle. Row 2: Sue Barber, Dinah Baker, Janet Harris, Chriss Carirey, Pat Cotter. Martha Kirts. Janice Robinson. Frances Kirts, Eliza Busenburg, Judy Shultz. Row 3: Dick Alder. John Stewart. Barbara Crum, Marilyn LeRoy. Mar­ garet Slabaugh, Sandy Frakes. Janice Weaver. Judy Logan, Sharon Delon, Sharon Fausnaugh.

OU To fit the expanded interests of the mem­ bers, the Visual Arts Club changed its name in 1952 from the Photoplay Club. To promote the artistic, cultural and literary study of motion pictures, stage, television and radio and other arts by presenting to the mem­ bers programs based on these subjects is the purpose of the club. Any student interested may attend the meetings. Club adviser is Mr. Angus and the officers are. President, Darilee Heston; Vice President, Phil Bush; Secretary. Rose Erenpreiss; Treas­ urer, Anne Halley.

The V.A.C. Officers, Darillee Heston. Pres.; Roze Eren­ preiss. Secretary; Anne Halley. Treasurer, take time out for a movie at a downtown theater. Absent when picture was taken—Phil Bush. GvJ!s'

The purpose of the Girls Ath­ letic Association is to promote interest in Physical activities, build character, leadership and sportsmanship. Also to promote the well-being of all members. The girls play volley ball, bas­ ketball and soft ball intramurals and have class teams for each. Other activities include ban­ quets held each January and June honoring the graduating 'onny. treasu /udy Houghtt seniors. vi« preside Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. Ma­ son are the capable advisers.

Left to right. Row 1: Sherra Richmond, Kay Latham, Joan Jenny, Barbara Pohle, Dotty Nachman, Judy Houghton, Margaret Slabaugh, Mari­ lyn Amrine, Carolyn Beranek. Sue Rosenberger. Row 2: Ruthanne Ralph. Donna Foust, Karyl Bricker, Mary Pemberton, Janice Robinson, Linda Brunrier. Betsy Prout. Nancy Kern, Toby Henderson, Gayle Linson. Trina Mitchell. Row 3: Miss Bowman, Advisor—Ann Langdon. Judy Rausch, Dinah Baker. Judy Headd. Becky Baker. Bette Waldeck, Lynn Borland. Vicki Hixson, Lynn Fullerton. Absent when picture was taken -Connie Littleton. Nancy Buckingham, and Anne Halley. 95 Cfa& TeAtv,

Left to right. Row 1: Chriss Carfrey, Vera Dixon, John Crum, Judy Rausch, Anne Halley. Row 2: Penny Hudson, Anne Reeves, Ruthanne Ralph, Bonnie Parker, Pat Cotter. Row 3: Barbara Apel, Dotti Nachman, Mary Lou Ricker, Debbie Draper, Absent when picture was taken, Marita Georgiton, Carol Linebrink, Managers. Judy Headd, Ann Langdon.

Left to right. Row It Ann Bostic, Sandy Frakes, Sandy Cook, Barbara Harlor, Pat Paxtor Mary Pemberton. Row 2: Barb Hun- ter. Shera Richmond. Karen Griffin, Carol Terpstra. Vickie Hixson. Row 3: Carolyn Ps sons. Barb Pohle. Margaret Slabaugh, Barb Price. _, TbuMiOftifi*i6

Left to right. Row 1: Janice Robison, Karen King, Loraine Procter, Ann Ledman, Bette Waldeck. Row 2: Gayle Linson, Kay Minniear, Betsy Prout, Nancy Kern, Linda Bruner. Row 3: Debbie Guenther. Ruth Barnhill, Lynn Fullerton, Donna Wood, Trina Mitchell, Toby Henderson.

Left to right. Row 1: Karyl Bricker, Sharon Decker. Barbara Crum, Penny Rice, Judy Houghton. Row 2: Diana Alpha, Kay Lathem, Judi Thompson, Dinah Baker, Mary Jo Dixon. Row 3: Kathy Braden, Gretchen Skeaton, Yvonne Veeley. Sandy Mc- Millen. Becky Wilson. 07 11 EutuAto Nu/t6&OfCA*M0ttCd/

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The Future Nurses of America Club gives some experience to West High girls interested in the nursing pro­ fession. Each member works occasionally in the nurse's office. She helps those who are ill at school and the nurse teaches her things about the field of nursing. The club meets the first Thursday of every month under the guidance of Miss Helen McCormick. Officers of this club include: Carol Rinehard, President; Donna Foust, Vice President; Karen Bowser, Secretary; and Pam Murray, Treasurer. "With Helpful Hands and Hearts We Render a Service to the School."

Left to right, Row 1: Pam Broome, Carol Rinehart, Donna Faust. Pam Murray, Sally Pariish. Lauren Born. Row 2: Penny Rice. Barbara Harlor. Judy Reed, Barbara Schaaf. Judy Thompson. Row 3: Gretchen Skeaton. Gayle Linson. Ann Miller. Barbara Bottman. Miss McCormick, Ad- visor. MUSIC 4V*VHVi:

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Left to right. Row 1: Carole Minton. Kaien Theobald, Carole Linebrink, Carol Clark. Diane Gingerall, June Houk. Jill Mitchell, Pam Murray Liz Price. Sally Parrish. Judy Castle. Joan Lorenz, Mary Lou Ricker. Joann Jenny. Marilyn Westlake, Barbara Apel, and Dotty Nachman Row 2: Anne Halley. Debby Draper. Barbara Shurtz, Janice Weaver, Lillian Rice. Barbara Staley. Jean Berger. Barbara Holycross. Betty How ells. Martha Weatherhead. Kathy Jo Smith, Yvonne Veeley. Rita Ward. Carol Rinehart. Melinda Weber. Patty Reeder, Donnabell Jackson. Suz anne Kanatas, Marita Georgiton. Row 3: Betty D'Amico. Judy Castle. Dutch Adams. Carolyn Spencer. Del More. Richard Rector, John Edwards

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Dave Galloway, James Baus. Larry Maish. Jack Cobb, Dick Williamson. Bob Dent, Jack Holycross, Rick Banker. Tim Morris. Dick Steltz, Joan Croiser. Ann Langdon. Row 4: Martha Geist. Mary Fravel. Richard Stein. Frank Tippett. Dave Keeler. Phil Fleming, Dick Williams. Charles Richardson, Dave Koehlor, Mike Turner. Roger Helmick, Bruce Miller, Steve Freeman. Dennis Hawes. Dick Sines. Gary Ore. Richie Steele. Stew Randall. Jack Heil. Judy Rausch, Floretta Armstrong.

The West High School Senior Choir, under the di­ rection of Mrs. Edith White, can be heard every day in the halls as their melodious tones ring out while practicing for their many engagements. The choir took an active part in many school and community affairs this year. They sang in the Hilltop Church Festival and at the downtown School Festival, and also the North Cen­ tral Convention. The members journeyed to York Temple for a for­ mal program and took a main part in both the annual Christmas and Spring concerts. Stew Randall served as president, Gary Orr and Mary Lou Ricker as robe monitors and Harry Shelton as student director.

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Left to right: Agnes Clay. Connie Watson. Jean Scholten, Margaret Reynolds, Barbara Holycross, Ka Griffjn, Joyce Peer, Becky Strohm. Karen Shook, and Marilyn Amrine.

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Left to right. Row 1: Elma Allen. Marilyn Amrine. Joan Gove, Karen Shook. Jean Casselman. Row 2: Barbara Shoaf. Marsha Geist. Connie Watson. Anges Clay. Gretchen Skeaton, Karen Griffin. Row 3: Judy Houghton, Doris Fluellen. Barbara Holycross. Bo«j$'

Left to right. Row 1: Jack Cobb, Larry Maish, Ron Slotter, Bill Johannes. Melvin Hoover. Jack Wilson. Frank Tippett. Row 2: Dick Williamson, Lee Lawrence, Phil Fleming, Stew Randall, Bob Ralph, Bob Dent, Mark LeValley, Duane Haullman. Row 3: Dave Schaffer, Paul Thompson. Ron Long. Ronald Bolts. Dennis Hawes, Roger Helmick, Dick Williams. Jim Baus. The purpose of the Concert Band is to help broaden and fulfill its student members' education in music and to give them an opportunity to fully express themselves while having good fellowship. The West High School Concert Band has participated in several events this year. Among these were the winter and spring concerts and the all-city music festival in the spring. The Concert Band also took part in school programs such as assemblies and senior commencement in June. C/mWik Left to right. Row 1: Yvonne Veeley, Carol Linebrink, Anita Richmond, Frances Apperson, Nancy Curl, Patty Rathburn, Janice Simms, Judy Wright. Row 2: Patti Crawshaw. Don Clapsaddle, Joan Frey, Jerry Slone, Marie Jones, Mary Blumgren, Dick Weaver, John Frank, Cliff Sor- rell, Reginald Cummings, Jerry Mider, Tim Watson, Row 3: Carol Rood, Mary Willett, John Slonager. Melvin Allard. Peggy McNamee, Ed­ die Slaughter, Donna Washburn, Vaughn Cupoli, Tom Damron, Bill Stimson, Diane Willison, Steve Coe, Brad Brown. Dorothy Clark. Jim Wemyss, Tom Heil, Bill Raskey, Charles Caito, Dave Keeler. Row 4: David Newman. Charles Bell, Herb Sharfenaker. Frank tippett. Rich Steele. Jean Babbert. Ron McDaniel, Bill Bennet. John Guy, Dan New. 3(W/

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The snappy West High Marching Band has made a very colorful showing at all the football games, proving it takes hard work and practice to do good. Besides marching at the games they also played a concert and participated in the pa­ rade at the Circleville Pumpkin show in October. This year the band carried on what is hoped to become a tradition—a homecoming parade which they started last year. There were 54 members of the band march­ ing this year and also six majorettes in the band. The band was under the direction of Mr. John Dale.

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Left to right. Row It Sandy Morris, Ruthanne Ralph, Carol Linebrink. Mike Krull, Jerry Slone. Charles Bell. George Isel. Rich Steele. Fran-. Tippett. David Newman. Jean Babbert. Jennie Tier. Barbara Bottman. Kay Latham. Row 2: Mike Poole, Jim Gothard. Steve Coe. Ron Winterowd, Diane Willison, Dick Weaver. John Frank, Roger Johnson, Steve Anderson, Jack Cox, Jim Rea. Row 3: Vaughn Cupoli. Eddie Slaughter, Peggy McNamee. Mary Blumgren. John Slonager, Don Clapsaddle. Sandy Woodruff. Mary Willett, Carol Rood. Row 4: Melvin Allard. Nancy Curl, Pat McCoughlin. Yvonne Veeley. Frances Apperson. Anita Richmond. Donna Washburn, Joan Frey, Patti Crawshaw. Marie Jones. Row 5: Tom Heil, Cliff Sorrell. Brad Brown, Dick Morgan, Janice Simms, Tom Damron. Dave Keeler. Charles Caito. Row 6: Bill Bell. Jerry Mider. Tim Wat­ son. Phil Thompson. Bill Stimson. Bill Raskey. Dorothy Clark. John Guy. -1961- /U^

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The West High School majorettes practice many hours during the summer vacation so that they will be ready to lead the band in the fine performances when the football season commences. Ability, show­ manship in marching, strut­ ting, fundamental twirls and baton routines are re­ quired in order to be a majorette. They also must maintain a "C" average in all subjects. No one will ever forget the fine shows they have given us. I -

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The West High Dance Band is a busy group. The members play for dances both at West and other schools. They also play for community affairs. The band has played as an accompanying group for West High student shows such as the variety show in November of last year. There were 13 members in the dance band this year.

Left to right. Row 1: Mike Poole. John Slonager, Don Clapsaddle, Roger Johnson, John Frank. Row 2: Charlie Bell. Richie Steele, Den- nis Gramlich. Jerry Mider. Bill Bennett, Jack Cox. 108 Pictured below are the soloists that entered district competition March 4 in hopes of winning awards. They are: Tim Watson—Cornet, Pat Crawshaw—Clarinet, Debbie Qoltoisb Draper—Cello, Jack Cox—Trombone. Also pictured is Tim Watson, student directing. Violins: Barbara Apel, Concert Mistress, Mary Lou Ricker, Vera Baas, Carol Dietrick, Ann Langdon, Polly Williams, Janet Meyers, Carol Weinhart, Roger Wicks, Margaret Fears. Viola: Paula Fink, Principal. Cello: Debby Draper, Principal, Nancy Brewer, Jack Harrison, Ruth Weaver. Bass Viol: Tom Finlinson, Principal. Flute: Karen Alexander, Joan Lorenz. Clarinet: Patti Crawshaw, Carol Rood. Trumpet: Bill Stim- son, Tim Watson. French Horn: Tom Damron, Dick Morgan. Trombone: Bill Bennet, Jerry Gronbach, Jim Rea. Percussion: George Isel.

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The West High Orchestra has been busy par­ ticipating in many events this past year. Among these were several assemblies and the winter and spring concerts given by the instrumental department. Also a Christmas party, sponsored by the Band and Orchestra Parents, was given for all instrumental pupils as well as several Parents meetings being planned for the pupils with such speakers as Ziggy Coyle, Chuck Selbey, and Evan Whallon, director of the Columbus Sym­ phony Orchestra.

Mr. Dale and Orchestra rehearse for big concert. Rjegist^ttiow/ Left to right, Row 1: Barbara Collins. DeEtta Neff, Diane Fugicawa, Pat Leach, Gracie Ferguson, Lynn Fullerton, Kindra Dickerson, Mary Lynn Willet. Sheryl Redding, Yvonne Noice, Barbara Phillips, Rita Ray, Barbara Staley, Barbara Gariet. Row 2: Charles Coles, Gary Bibson, Rita Rose, Steve Takoes, Richard Bashor, Danny Bukey, Stewert Harper. Jack Wilson, Butch Upperman, Nickie Unger, Dave Butts, Jim Bur- der. John Skusfsa. Row 3: Lee Brown. Mike Hobbs, Tom Hiel. Joe Stsusfa. Larry Balcher. Rex Heisle. Kenny Williams, Mike Blackburn, Ja- niva Green, Tina Higgins, Mary Bush, Doug Bauly, Ronny Stopes. Row 4: Donna Wood, Betty Stankawest, Diana Ferguson. Debbie Gun- ther, Wanda Baily, Kathy Schrath, Carol Leffler, Darlene Wigs, Carol Huges, Sandy Minnamerys, Welma Payne, Shirley Forgraves, Jerry Christ, Tim Moss. Row 5: Ron McDaniels. Bob Ballent. Radean Robinson. Sherye Ansel, Ruth Weaver. Mike Nevil, Carolyn Goodman. Be­ atrice Foster.

Left to right, Row 1: Sandy Hutchesan. Jackie Patterson. Virgie Webb, Darlene O'Hara, Pat Miller, Faye Golsby. Sandy Burgess. Ellen Kirk. Sandy Ellioth. Row 2: Becky Shaver, Gary Pfaff, Lee Lawerence. Bill Johannes, Loel Marxs, Bill Chaodox. Joel Eichenberger, James Puckett. Row 3: Dorence Nicklece, Sue Rosenberger, Lou Ellen Scott, Polly Ann Williams. Rosemary Matyac, Joyce Whetteshiem, Pat Sendger, Ricky Nod der. Rick Finke. Row 4: Lawerence Steward. Shelly Smith. Bill Bell, Jeff Leeghminger. Jeff Nieder, Bob Landthrone. Left to right. Row 1: Linda Kruger. Gale Alexander. Hilda Adams, Donna Richardson, Mary Duzan, Ann Lehman. Toby Henderson, Mike Tottman, Gerold Wallers, Patty Ventola, Uldena Moore. Kay Mineir, Ann Sexton, Janet Kelly, Shirley Moore, Sunya Graham. Row 2: Gloria Wilber, Charlie Coulter, Ruth McClain, Vicki Jennings. Kathy Butterbaugh, Sally Shroyer, Linda Procter, William Wells, Mike Stife. Jim Peck, Jackie Weller. Pam Waller. Pat Speicher, Shirley Hoffman. Cheryl Gunder. Paula Morrow, Roger Wicks. Kenny Kirk. Row 3: Roger Plank, Dick Kent, Sandy Rinehart. Betty Irvin, Carol McKitrick, Barb Bausch, Karen Latham. Beverly Lancia, Judy Hannah, Mavis Holmes. Dave Chapplier. Row 4: Larry Grant. Tom Randle, Mike Carrole. Tim Curry, Paul Simpson, John Roseberry, George Davis, Dick DeLong, Lee Williams, Dave Hollaway, Jim Chadwich. Dennis Gramlick. Ronnie Ebling, Mike Smith, Joe Knisley, Larry Spangler, Dave Grimm.

Left to right. Row 1: Mary Froust. Kathy Edwards, Betty Hannon, Judy Haley. Mary Yates, Sherry Swine, Carol Alban, Ronda Styles, Carol Holtsman. Row 2: Sandy Bertsman, Dave Harp. Bill Hunt. Jerry Izzard, Dave Nauchman, Lee McQuerry. Bill Kelly, Sue Ruffing, Barb Hun­ ter, Nancy Harriston. Connie Watteson. Row 3: Mike Dowd, Sue Bauder. Karen Beiber, Barb Poley, Margaret Sleughbaugh, Carl Fladt. Sheryle Vogal, Connie Winehart, Fred Wiker. Row 4: Tom Michlehenny, Bob Cash, Dick Higgins, John McKinney, Danny Burden, Glen Merrill, Jim Rector, Bob Smith.

113 Left to right. Row 1: Dick Smith, John Slonager, Jerry Hir Don Seagle. Carl Bailey, Bob McKay, Dick Ansel, Charlie Graham. Row 2: Otis Carter. Roy Buckley. Lee Stille, Jack Dent. Harold Sa Gresh, Dave Sharp, Dan Hawk. Row 3: Dave Dawson, Franz Akers, Jerry Casidy. John Wilcox.

Left to right. Row 1: Mollie Myers. Julia Nobinson, Rita Neis. Sally Sands. Karen Theobald. Judy Dogen, Pat Derenberger. Sandy Shipley Barbara Schoaf, Joan Lorenz, Sharon Southwood, Sherry Wood. Row 2: Mary Kay Shaver, Billie Warner. Delores Litman, Carolyn Taylor. Elenor Snyder, Margaret Reynolds, Shirley McClain, Ken Darst, Ed Altenberg, Jack Harrison, Sylvia Lusk, Carol Jones. Joan Houck. Row 3: Linda Jackson. Rita Souells. Sharon Wilkins, Ann Johnson. Pat McLaugin, Peggy Malone, Eileen Willis. Mary Goodman. Cecelia Rose, Min­ nie Jordon, Louise Ohalf, Kay Seoles, Micki Coe. Row 4: Beverly Thompson, Annette Whittaker. Patty Simms, Brenda Upperman, Diana Alpha. Barbara Brockman. Carol Hinebough, Sharon Harper, Judy Vargo, Susie Town. Marilyn Amrine. Joy Johnson. 114 Left to right. Row 1: Carmen Smith, Phyllis Roseberry, Sara Paini, Margie Squeo. Tana Davis, Judy Price, Sharon Maddox, Deanna Osman, Cheryl Richardson, Georgeanna Drake. Row 2: Larry Conkel, Trudy Bailey, Dorothy Belk. Sara Marmon, Nancy Young, Lois Butrum, Sylvia Davis. Barb Williams. Karen Rankin. Karen Hastings. Lynn Richardson, Darrel Conkel. Bill Lurzs. Row 3: Larry Negelesco, Judy Gammil. Barb Price. Pam Miller. Linda Remely, Joyce Perr, Joann Gove. Rita Schmidt, Sharon Pettete, William Jones. Rich Combs. Bob Cogan. Row 4: Bob Noler, Larry Freze. Ed Shute, Bill Fox, Markk Renner. Jake Freedenoff, Sally Wolf. Dave Shaffer, Dennis Carpenter. Ed Phillips, Bob Cole.

Left to right. Row 1: Jeannie Brooks, Mary Sheets, Barbara Blythe. Mary Pemberton, Brenda Neil, Shirley Templeton, Sandy Frakes, Patti Paxton. Pam Staton, Gretchen Skeaton, Judy Reed. Mary Shields. Row 2: Megan Devaney, Vickie Hixson. Jenny Tier. Donna Elliott. Damee Good, Unice Smith, Carol Sherman, Jack Bargar, Ray Barnes, Jerry Claytor. Row 3: Margaret Thurston. Janet Richardson. Carol Terpstra, Gin­ ger Ullman. Sharon Stinson. Judy Splouse, Marlene Smith, John Herbert, Ed Ashman. Pete Parks. Tom Wertz. Row 4: Bill Stetler. Bobby Anglin. Jim Baus, Jerry Ball, Linda Maxfield, Becky Strohm, Herb Sharfenaker, Lorenzo Walker, Joe Patton, Troy Bauer. Row 5: Richard Weaver, Rick Meyer, Fred Ater, Dwight Newman, Eugeni DorT. Mike Pohle, John Avic. Ian Barton, Bill Bell, Dave Van Scya. 115

. . Left to right. Row 1: Dennis Pence, Glenn Johnston, Tom Berry, Tom Hayes, George Smallsteig, Dallas Carter, Dan Distelghorst, Bob Ste­ phens. Row 2: Mike Myers. David Hays, Terry Ocker, Ralph Slaughter, Jack Trotter. Dave Wolfe, Phil Bush. Louis Price, Brian Highiill, Jerry Haley. Fred Frank. Row 3: Delbert Moore, Rick Bunner. Jim Waterman. Jim Cook, Jim Brewer. Phil Baker, John lies, Carol Brown. John Steward. Earl Newman, Lyn Strayer. Row 4: Jerry Sloan. John Howard, Ronald Edsell, Mike Hunter, Bill Stimson, Paul Thompson, Bill Hunter. Dick Calvin, Bob Johnson, Ron Volts.

Left to right, Row 1: Mary Ellen Davis, Delores Butler, Delores Hardwick. Beverly Johnson. Georgia Hagy. Annette Grace. Sharon Decker, Donna Barnhill, Kenny Bowman, Jim Gothard. Dick Edwards, Carl Tidwell. Roger Cutlip, Ricky Clark. Wesley Thomas. Melvin Allard. Bill Bennett. Row 2: Mary Robinson, Sharon Wolfe. Vera Baas. Shirlev Kazy. Martha Dungee, Alice Wilgess. Brenda Holycross. Susan KerT. Marilyn Henesly. Connie Hiebel. Phil Fleming, Ted Fox. Norman Brobst. Steve Spangler. Doug Walp. Steve Green. Row 3: Brenda Thomas. Francis Bell. Donna Calendine, Linda Hegle. Joyce Holden. Row 4: Bob Dent, Dave Dittman, Harold Condon, Larry Smith, Tim Good, Steve Galintine. Dave Beebe. Steve Anderson, Dave Bowman. Bob Johnson, Keith Califlower. 116 Left to right. Row 1: Betty Waldeck, Margie Stilwell, Connie Robinson, Sharon Burtschin, Ann Griffeth, Rith Bertram, Diane Dhune, Janice Ison, Carol Deveeney, Sue Clingman, Becky Baker, Doris Lee, Charlotte Davis. Row 2: Terry Robinson, Steve Rutledge. Martha Houk, Karen Zielke, Beverly Kimball, Patty Bradshaw, Susan Morgan, Janet Kegg, Bobbie Dotson, Carolyn Beranek, Linda Brunner, Patsy Collins, Connie Landers, Judy Grace, Bill Ryan. Row 3: John Gex, Jim Stonerock, Barbara Moorting, Marie Jones, Nancy Napper, Vickie Moorheart, Carol Rood, Kathy Daniels, Barbara Middendorf, Suzanne Hayes, Oatty Crawshaw, Karen Timanion, Jesse Helton. Row 4: Dick Ruffing, Charles Castle, Dave Waston, Dave Hughart, Jerry Ash, Norman McWilliams, Bill Razor, Jim Evans, Dave Martin, Bill Rush, Art Dennis. Row 5: Bill George, Mike Neer, Ray Shaffer, Mike Culbertson, Jon Samko, Jim Ruoff, Bill Pate, Robert Alberts, Mike Porter, Carl Duncan, Robert Reeves, Gary James, levester Jackson. Nate Gatewood.

Left to right. Row 1: Jack Chapman, Marilyn Easterwood, Mary Whalley, Sharon Borion, Phillis Bergman, Connie Beachler, Patty Blyth, Ellen Boysel, Patty Emory, Tina Valentine, Barbara Crum, Dave Hallsteine. Row 2: Unidentified, Linda Todd, Joyce Kaiezmore, Mary Devinney, Shera Richmons, Jeanette Bahn, Judy Houghton, Judy Thompson, Betty Koon, Martha Kirts, Judy Dickinson, Connie Bailey. Anita Humphrey. Row 3: Dave Gahn, Steve Kagay, Odell Walters, Bill Gardelle, Larry Schmelle, Bill Tripton, Barbara Harlor, Sandra Cook, Ann Bostic, Betty Chapius, Cooky Early. Row 4: Dave VanCurren, Dick Robinson. Larry Tipton, John Richards, Jim Finch, Russ Crum, Roger Myers, Carolyn Stavetus, Vickie Merritt, Patty Founds. 117

• Left to right. Row 1: Wanda Speakman, Pam Broome, Jack Kincaid, Ronnie Weber, Cheryl Dorsch, Ed. Tinnerman, Bill Nixon, Bob Posey, Caro­ lyn Patton, Lorraine Procter, Jo Ellen Deyo. Joyce Pitt. Carol Pack. Barbara Brewer. Row 2: Patty Campbell, Thelma Mace, Rosemary Betts, Sylvia Ropp, Sharon Sharp, Betsy Prout, Illona Houston, John Galloway, Janet Rowe, Sandy Householder, Gene Chapman. Linda Hanby, Cheryl Calendine. Row 3: Cheryl Stewart, Janeen Corbin. Nancy Brewer, Jennie Harbor, Penny Huyck, Susie Scholten. Joyce Borland, Ginger Weatherhead, Frances Becki. Row 4: Connie Goodwin, Jim Pennington, Vic Owen, Mickey Paugh, John Spencer, Terry Ely, Jim Widener. Alan Neff, Larry Cline, Betty De Witt. Row 5: Dave Dillingham, Steve Whitehurst, Don Nibert, Dan Rousb. Henry Hunt, Jim Hess, Bob Sweetman, Pat Doyle. Roland Lane, Duane Hallman. Dick Kamer, Lew Coles.

Left to right. Row It Dan Donaldson, Eric Fannen. Pat Muholland, Elaine Boice, Sabbie Freedman, Loren Born, Trudy Daft, Bonnie McCollun, Karen McMillan. Susan Hessler. Karen Shook. Charlene Stalz, Charlotte Stalz, Pat Sleden. Row 2: Sue Koehlor, Sandy Rielly, Joann Bellamy. Trina Mitchell. Ruth Barnhill, Barbara Barr, Karen Alexander, unidentified, Linda Booth, Sandy Ayers, Annette Beatty, Sonja Woods. Cheryl McQuire, unidentified. Gay Linson. Carol South, Dixie Konty. Row 3: Jane Athey, Bill Statzer. Bob Eberhard, Don Verdon. Steve Headd, Jim Jones, Howard Pemberton, Karen Mills, Regina Hill, Diane Koontz, Karen Preston. Sam Dennis. Row 4: George Linimon. Larry Meadows. Richard Robbins. George Wood, Bill Borrlocker, Ken Reynolds. Robert Robbins. Bob Keel. Howard Valters. George Muller, Greg Temple. Tom Finlinson, Bob Jones, Dave Decker, Jim Bradley, Richard Carter. Left to right, Row 1: Janis Robinson, Joyce Malcone, Linda Crozier, Kathy Campbell, Lorraine Morgan, Janice Mitchell, Ann Miller, Karen Kay Martin, Patricia Rathburn, Earlene Sexton, Linda Smith, Ann Parry, Carol Herbster, Susan Wilkinson. Row 2: Joan Frey, Kathy McDan- iels. Deborah Rielly, Phyliss Martin, Patsy Winters, Ruth Ann Martin, Terry Randall, Janet Steckman, Jackie Harford, Sharon Newman, Sha­ ron Cresap, Mary Schroy. Row 3: Judy Titko, Cheryl Fowler, Susie Shaffer, Kathy Skinner, Tarry Graves, Les Swinford, Don Dixon, Bob Nash. Bob Ralph, Bob Vandereau, Dan Agriesti. Row 4: Cornelia Fischer, Parry Chapman, Paul Vincill, Tom Laff, Scot Teale, Richard Ach- eel, Garry Archum, Tim Trelerne, David Angles, Ray Glick, Robby Vandereau. Row 5: Tom Harper, Mike Karn, Charles Smith, Bill Haag. Tim Weisert, Larry Calvert, Jim Dailey, Mark Stewart, John Krietzman.

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Left to right. Row 1: Mike Nightwine, Larry Leach. Lorraine Preston. Benny Butcher. Naomi Knisley, Carol Ronk, Bob Lynch, Lily Martin, Viola Norman, Clarice Hardwich, Catherine Hall, Rich Neely. Row 2: Sharon Johnson, Carolyn Jones. Pam Scott. Jack Barr. Jack Stevenson. Eddie Gurling. Elizabeth Stout, Karen King, Nancy Kern, Shirley Troutman. Bob Slee, Jim Wemyss, Bill Schwartz. Row 3: Bob Wotten. Bill Minniear, Art Clemmer, Russell Toops, Jim Pillsbury, Phil Hoelsher, Jerry Mawhirter, John Lucas. Mike Morgan, Dan Youngfliesch, Dick Smith, Jeff Fisher. Row 4: John Chapman, George Muman, Vaughn Cupoli, Jim Rea, Danny New, Bob Wheeler, Tom Bleuens, Karl Smith. Brian Meginnis, Jack Williamson, Eugene Broseus, Bruce Findley. Row 5: Steve Coe. Ron Wheeler. Charlie Bell. George Todd. Dick Stern. Gary Rader, Mark LaValley, John Green, Richard Springer, Bob Zahler. Left to right. Row 1: Julia Way, Judy Crooks, Margaret Mays, Sharon Wine, Mary Ann Komindino, Beverly Bolt, Darlene Edwards, Sheryl Walls, Sherry Scott, Penny Jaccuad, Kathy Braden, Sharon Kelly, Donna Street. Row 2: Sandy Bauder, Judy Konkus, Sharon Nelson, Judy Burton. Nancy Curl, Mary Drowst, Carol Mason, Carolyn Parsons, Sandy Lenox, Marilyn LeRoy. Row 3: Jerry Thompkens, Larry Marsh, Jim Roberts, Rick Recter, Roger Roffner, Ricky Nelson, Doug Isen, John Crum, Mike May, Tom Lach, Ronnie Ham, Karen Griffin, Patty Wells. Row 4: Charles Robinson, John Rose, Ronnie Long, Richard Weaver, Bill Kern, Ed Layer, Ed Isle, Bill Pasky, Jim Haselton. Bill Randol, Leon Mahone. Row 5: Perry Horton. Mike Knott, Tom Rodenstein, Dennis Ryen. Mike Phillips.

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ACTIVITIES 81 Office Monitors 77 Art Club 91 Stage Crew 70 A.Y.G.C 92 Student Council 74 D.E.C.A 89 Student Court 76 F.N.A 98 Ticket Sellers 79 French Club 86 MUSIC 99 F.T.A 85 Boys Glee 103 G.A.A 95 Concert Band 104 Hi-Y 93 Dance Band 108 Latin Club 88 Ensembles (Vocal) 102 Science Club 90 Ensembles (Instrumental) 109 Spanish Club 87 Girls Glee 103 V.A.C 94 Marching Band 106 V.C.Y 84 Majorettes 107 Class Team Tournament 96 Orchestra 110 Y-Teens 82 Senior Choir 100 ADMINISTRATION 7 REGISTRATION Ill Big Wheels, The 8 SPORTS 55 Teachers 9 Basketball Homecoming D 65 Teacher's Features 13 Basketball (Reserve) 65 ADVERTISING 133 Basketball (Varsity) 60 ALMA MATER 6 Cheerleaders (Reserve) 64 ANNUAL STAFF 4 Cheerleaders (Varsity) 66 CONTENTS 3 Cross Country 63 DEDICATION 5 Feature (Sports) 68 FEATURES 122 Football (Reserve) 64 FOREWORD 2 Football (Varsity) 56 INDEX 126 Homecoming (Football) 58 MERITS 69 Homecoming Court 59 Annual Staff 73 Wrestling (Varsity) 62 Advanced Radio 71 SENIORS 14 Audio Visual Club 79 January Seniors 16 Bank Tellers 79 June Seniors Division 26 Library Monitors 78 June Seniors 28 "L" Society 75 SUPERLATIVES 24 National Honor 75 January 24 Occident Staff • 72 June 52 Mechanical Drawing 80 Ivtdfy/ Beebe. Dave 116 Belk, Dorothy 115 Aber, Earl Bell. Bill 106. 112 Adams, Delpha 87, 100 Bell. Charles 104, 106, 108. 119 Adams. Heldra 87 Bell. Frances 116 Aeh, Gerald Bell, William 60. 63, 115 Agriesti, Daniel 119 Bellamy, Jo Ann 118 Akers, Franz 114 Bellman, Antoinette Alban, Carol 113, 85, 84 Bennitt, William 104, 108, 110, 116 Alban, Thomas 56 Benson. David 84, 89 Albert, Lucille 89 Reranek. Carolyn 85, 88, 95, 117 Alberts, Robert 117 Bercaw, Harold Alder, Richard 70, 71, 94, 74, 84 Berger, Jean 71, 84. 94. 100 Alexander. Gale Bergman, Phyllis 84, 85. 117 Alexander, Karen 88, 110, 85, 92. 84. 118 Bertram. Russell Allard. Melvta 104, 106, 116 Bertram. Ruth 117 Allen, Elma 103 Bertram, Sondra 113 Alpha, Diana' 114. 84, 97 Belts, Rosemary 85, 118 Alwood, Gary 56 Bieber, Karen 86.113 Amore, Sandra Bing. Dick 63, 93 Amrine. Marilyn 102, 103, 114, 95 Birle. Donald 56. 71. 112 Anderson. Darlene 78. 84, 92 Bisbee. Mary Anderson, Ida Black, Jerry Anderson, Michael Blackmore. Michael 64 Anderson. Steven 106, 116 Blevens. Thomas 119 Andrews, Michael Blumgren. Mary 88, 104, 106 Angles, David 87, 119 Blythe, Patricia 117 Anglin. Robert 115 Bobbitt, Bob 89 Ankrum, Gary Bodge, Patricia Ansel, Cheryl 112 Boldt, Beverly 120 Ansell, Dick 114 Bolen, Thomas Apel. Barbara 102, 110, 85, 96, 100 Bonomini. Marc Apperson, Frances 74, 85, 87, 104. 106 Boothe. Linda 118 Arbogast, Arlene 71 Boots, Frederick Ardle, Bill 62 Boring. James Arms, Marianne Borland. Joyce 95, 118 Armstrong, Floretta 4, 73, 100, 133, 82 Born, Lauren 98, 118 Ash, Carol Borrelli, Charles Ashman, Edward 115, 84 Bortan, Sharon 77, 84. 117 Athey, Jane 77, 87, 118 Bostic. Ann 77. 96. 117 Avic, John 115 Bottman. Barbara 98. 104. 107 Ayers. Sandra 118 Bowman. David 116 B Bowman. Ken 93, 116 Baas, Arthur Bowser. Karen Baas, Vera 110, 116 Boyce, Lois 86 Babbert, Jean 104, 106 Boysel. Ellen Baerlocker, William Braden. Bill Bahn, Jeanette 117 Braden. Kathy 85. 97, 120 Bailey, Carl 114 Bradley, James 64, 118 Bailey, Charlene J17 Bradshaw. Patricia 86. 91, 117 Bailey, Wanda 78, 66. 112 Brewer, Barbara 91. 118 Baird, Thomas 116 Brewer, Elaine Baisden, Larry Brewer, James 56, 62. 116 Baker, Dinah 84. 85. 91, 94. 95. 97 Brewer. Nancy 86. 110, 118 Baker. Philip 116 Bricker, Karyl 85. 87, 91, 92, 95, 97 Baker. Rebecca 95. 117 Brobst. Norman 116 Balent. Charles Brockfc Brian Balent. Robert 112 Brockman, Barbara 114 Ball, Jerry 65. 115 Brooks, Jeannie 115 Balo, Bob Brooks, Wanda Bandy, Margaret Broome. Pamela 84, 88. 98. 118 Banker, Rick 93, 100 Broseus, Floyd Banks, Carolyn Broseus, Roger 85 Barber, Sue 84, 94 Brown. Betty Bargar. Jack 115 Brown. Carl 116 Bames, Ray 115 Brown, Forest Barnett, Terry 60 Brown, Lois U2 Barnhill. Donna 116 Brown, Paul Barnhill. Ruth 97, 118 Brown, Raymond Barr, Barbara 118 Brown. Sharon Barr. Jack 119 Bruner. Linda 77. 97, 95. 117 Barton, Ian 115 Bryant, Betty 95 Bashor, Richard Bryant. Michael Bauder, Sandra 85, 120 Buck, Hugh Bauder, Susan 113 Buckingham. Hazel 84 Bauer, Troy 115 Buckingham. Nancy 95 Bauermeister. Carole Buckley, Roy 114 Baus, Jim 100. 103, 115 Bukey, Daniel U2 Bausch, Barbara 74, 78 Bunner. Richard 92.116 Beachler, Connie 85. 117 Burden. Dan 90. 92. 113 Beatty. Annette 118 Burden. Diane 85 Beatty, Trudus 115 1 26 Burden. James 64. 112 (ncfc^ Burgess, Sandra H2 Coe, Stephen 87, 104, 106, 119 Burks, Joyce Cogan, Robert 115 Burrell. Elizabeth 87 Cole, Bobby .115 Burton, Judith 120 Coles, Charles !... 112 Burtschin, Sharon 85, 88, 91, 117 Coles. Lew 60, 118 Busenberg. Eliza 71, 85, 74. 88, 94 Colliflower, Keith .... 63 Bush, Mary 112 Collins, Barbara 91,112 Bush, Philip 63, 84, 94, 116 Collins, Patricia .117 Butcher, Bennie 119 Colson, Charles 63, 90 Butler, Delores 116 Columbo, Donna Butler, Diane Colvin, Richard 56, 62 Butler, Harry Combs, Richard , .115 Butryn, Lois 115 Compton, Rita Butterbaugh, Kathryn Conard, Connie 75 Butts, David 112 Condon, Harold 116 Byerly, Douglas Conkel, Darrell 115 Byers, Donna Conkel, Larry 115 Byers, Monna Conkle, Sharon Byington, Joyce Conkey. Lewis 89 Conley, Karyn c Contizano, Gary Caito, Charles 72, 104, 106 Converse. Edward Caldwell, Jack Cook, James 116 Cale, Judy Cook, Sandra 87, 96, 117 Calendine, Cheryl 74, 118 Coon, Betty 117 Calendine, Donna 116 Coontz, James Calvert, Larry 64, 119 Corbin, Jeanine 118 Campbell, Kathy 119 Cordell, Robert Campbell, Kent Cotter, Pat 72, 85, 94, 96 Campbell, Patricia 118 Coulter, Charles Caplinger, Samuel Cox, Jack 106, 108 Carfrey, Chriss 59, 66, 72, 76, 74, 84, 92, 94, 96 Crawford, Beverly Carpenter, Dennis 56, 115 Crawford. Jerry 89 Carroll, Robert Crawshaw, Pattiann 84,88, 104, 106, 110, 117 Carter, Dallas 60, 87, 116 Creamer, Harley Carter, Otis 114 Creasap, Sharon 119 Carter, Richard Crist, Gerald 112 Carter, Richard 118 Crooks, Judy 120 Casey, Janice Crosier, Jean 90, 85, 92. 100 Cash, Carl Crosier, Linda 119 Cash, Harley Crum, Barbara 88, 94,97, 117 Cash, Robert 113 Crum, John 60, 96, 120 Cassady, Jerry 114 Crum, Russel 117 Casselman, Jean 84, 103 Culbertson, Mike 117 Castle, Charles 56, 60, 64, 117 Cummings, Reginald 56, 104 Castle, Janet Cunningham. Diane Castle, Judy 84, 85, 92, 94, 100 Cupoli, Vaughn 104, 106. 119 Castle, Judy 66,72,84, 100 Curl, Nancy 104, 106, 120 Castle, Marilyn 75 Curry, Tim Caune, Svens Cutlip, Bruce Chaddock, Raymond 64 Cutlip, Roger 116 Chadwick, James 78, 87 Chamber, Paul D Chappelear, David Daft, Tom 63 Chapman, Jack 117 Daft, Trudene 118 Chapman, Jean 118 Daily, Frankie Chapman, John 119 Daily, James 64, 119 Chapman, June D'Amico, Betty 77, 100 Chapman, Patricia Damron, Thomas 104, 106. 110 Chappuis, Bette 117 Daniels, Irene Christian, Joe 71, 84, 85, 92, 94 Darling, Marvin Christy, Anthony 56 Darst, Kenneth 114 Clapsaddle, Don 104, 106, 108 Davies, Howard 87 Clark, Bill 70, 72, 73 Davis, Charles 89 Clark, Carol 84, 85, 86, 100 Davis, Charlotte 117 Clark, Dorothy 84,88, 104, 106 Davis, David Clark, Gary 56 Davis, George Clark, Gloria Davis, Linda Clark, Richard Davis, Mary 116 Clark, Roger Davis, Sylvia 115 Clay, Agnes 91. 102, 103 Davis, Tana 115 Clay, Louise Dawson, David 114 Claytor, Jerry 64, 115 Dean, Roxie Clemena, Diana Decker, David 87, 118 Clemmer, Arthur 62, 64, 119 Decker, Sharon 97, 116 Click, Raymond 119 Dehmann, Judy Cline, Larry 118 Delon, Sharon 4, 84, 94 Clingman, Sue 117 DeLong, Richard Cobb, Jack 100, 103 DeLong, Ronald 70, 90 Coburn, Bob DeMatteo, Florence Coburn, David Denney, Gall Coburn, James Dennis, Arthur 117 Coe, Marlene Dennis, Samuel 64.87, 118 fwfej£ 1 Dennis, Sheila Fausnaugh, Sharon 71, 94 Dent. Jack 114 Fears, Margaret 86, 110 Dent. Robert 56,93. 100. 103, 116 Featherston, Ronald Derenberger, Patricia 114 Federer, Mary 85 Detweiler. William 60 Ferguson, Diana 77, 87, 112 Devaney. Megan 86, 115 Ferguson, Garcona Devinney. Carol 117 Fields, Sherry Devinney, Mary 117 Findlay. Bruce 64. 119 DeWitt. Betty 118 Fink, Paula 110 Deyo. JoEllen 118 Finke. Rick 64, 65, 76, 77, 112 Dhume, Deanna 117 Finlinson, Thomas .70, 110. 118 Dickerson, Kendra 87-112 Fippin, Carol Dickenson. Humphrey Fisher, Cornelia Dickenson. Judith 88. 117 Fisher, Dick Dickson, Pamalee 89 Fladt, Carl 78. 113. Diedrich, Eddie Fleming. Philip 100. 103, 116 Diedrich, Linda Fleming, Virginia Diedricli, William Flewellen. Doris 103 Dillingham, David 118 Flugge, Randall Distelhorst, Daniel 92, 116 Foreman, Karen Dittman, Dave 93, 116 Foster, Barbara 112 Dixon, Donald 64,119 Foster, Beatrice Dixon. Mary Jo 85. 94. 97 Foster. Wille Dixon, Vera 74, 92, 96 Founds, Patricia 117 Dobbins, Harry Foust, Donna 95,98 Dodson, Eugene Fowler, Cheryl 119 Doellinger, Paul 90 Fox, Theodore Donaldson, Dan 87.118 Fox, William 91, 115 Donaldson, Edward 14 Frakes. Sandra 84. 92. 96, 94. 115 Dorr, Eugene 115 Francis. Kay 26. 74, 87, 92 Dorsch, Cheryl 88, 118 Frank, Fred 116 Dotson, Georgians 117 Frank, John 104. 106. 108 Doughty, Bill 62, 63 Fravel. Mary 92. 100, 102 Doughty, Evelyn 71. 78 Frazee, Larry Douglass. Candace Fredendall, Linda Dowd. Michael 90. 92, 113 Fradendall, Walter 63 Doyle, Patrick 56, 64, 118 Freenam, Tom Dozer, Judy Friedman, Sabra 118 Drake, Georgeanna 115 Friend. Roger Drake, Lydia Froe, Janice 87, 91 Draper, Deborah 74.85,96, 100, 110, 102 Frost, Elaine Drost, Margo Frost, Lyla Drummond, Wanda Frost, Mary 113 Duerler, Dave 56, 84 Fujikawa, Diana 112 Dulin, Larry Fuller. Kenneth 88 Duncan, Carl 117 Fuller. Linda 92 Dunger, Martha 116 Fuller, Raymond Dunlap, Sandra 90, 92 Fuller, Ruth Duzan. Mary Fullerton, Lynn 84. 88. 95, 97. 112 Dye. Charlene

E Gabriel, Mary 84 Eader, Mary Gahn. David 117 Ealy, Douglas 85, 89 Galentine, Steve 116 Early. Sandra 117 Gall. Kent Easterwood, Marilyn 117 Galloway, David 85. 92, 93. 84, 100 Eberhard, Robert 87,118 Galloway, John 118 Eblin, Ronnie Galloway, Thomas 56 Eckle. Barbara Gammell, Judith 115 Eckstein, Carol 85, 92 Garber. Carol 85, 87, 120 Edsell, Ronald 116 Gardelle, William 117 Edwards, Catherine 113 Garrett, Barbara 87, 112 Edwards, Darlene 120 Garverick, Kenneth Edwards. Dick 116 Garverick. Marilyn Edwards. John 26. 74, 92. 93. 100 Gatewood, Peggy Egelhoff, Daniel Gatewood, Robert 117 Eichenberger, Joel 64, 112 Geist, Marsha 77. 100, 103 Eiselstein, Ruth George, Billy 117 Elder, George Georgiton. Marita 72, 100 Eldridge, Edwina Gerling, Edward 119 Elliott, Donna 115 Gex, James 117 Elliott, Saundra 112 Gex, John Ely, Deanna 120 Gibson, Carolyn Ely, Terry 118 Gibson, Carolyn 112 Emanuel, Karen Gingerall, Diana 84. 100 Emerick. Virgil Golbert, Patricia Emory. Patricia 84.117 Good, Darnell 77, 115 Erenpreiss, Roze 86, 77, 94 Good, Timothy 116 Evans. James 117 Goodman. Carolyn 112 F Goodman, Mary 114 Fannin, Eric 118 Goodwin, Constance 118 Farley. Eddie Goolsby, Faye 112 Gothard, Jim 106, 116 Herbert, John 115 Gove, Joan 74, 103, 115 Herbster, Carol 84, 85, 119 Grace, Annette Hereford, Jacgueline 119 Grace, Judith 117 Hess, Jimmy 86, 118 Graham, Charles 114 Hessler, Susan 118 Graham, Jim Heston, Darilee 78, 90, 94 Graham, Sunya 87 Hickey, Delmore Gramlich, Dennis 108 Higgins, Christina 112 Grant, Lawrence 64, 77 Higgins, Richard 113 Graves, Larry 64, 65, 119 Highfill. Brian 74. 84. 92, 116 Green, Harold 93 Hill, Regina 87, 118 Green, John 119 Hinebaugh, Carol 114 Greene, Geneva 112 Hinebaugh, Jerry 114 Greene, Russell Hinton, Morris Greene, Stephen 116 Hixon. Vickie 84. 85, 94. 95, 96. 115. 64 Gresh, Ernest 63,114 Hobbs. Mike 56, 65. 64, 112 Griffin, Karen 96, 102. 103, 120 Hoelcher, Philip 77, 119 Griffith, Carolyn Hoffman, Shirley 77. 88. 92 Grimm, David Hogg, Karen Grogg, Marsha Hoke, John Gronbach, Gerald 110 Holdren, Patricia Groom, Ronald Holloway, David Gross, James Holloway. Willie Grubbs, Gerald Holmes, Mavis Guenther, Deborah 97, 112 Holmes, Sally 77, 87, 84 Gunder, Sheryl Holton, Danelle 92 Guy, John 104, 106 Holton, Joyce 116 Guzzo, Lewis Holtzman. Carol 113 Holycross. Barbara 100, 102, 103 H Holycross, Brenda 116 Haag. William 119 Holycross. Jack 100 Hagy, Georgia Hoover. Melvin 93, 103 Hairston, Nancy Horton, Perry 120 Haley, Jerry 116 Hosier, Madalyn Hallesteine, David 74. 85. 92. 117 Houck, Joan Halley. Anne 26. 66. 72. 74, 84. 94, 95, 100, 96 Houghton. Judy 74, 77, 84, 85. 86, 92, 95. 97, 103, 117 Halley, Judith 88, 113 Houk. June 86. 100 Hallman, Duane 64, 91. 103, 118 Houk, Martha 77. 117 Hamilton, Roger Householder. Sandra 118 Hamm, Ronald 120 Houston, 111 r 1 a 118 Hanby, Linda 118 Howard, Karen Hanna, Betty 113 Howard, Robert 116 Hannah, Judith Howells, Betty 84, 85, 94, 100 Hannon, Rita Hudson. Penny 59, 72, 86, 96 Harbout, Jennie 78, 85, 118 Huffman, Clifford Hardrick, Clarice 119 Hugart, David 90, 117 Hardrick. Delores 116 Huges, Carol 112 Harlor, Barbara 91. 96, 98, 117 Huges, Marvin Harp, David 85, 113 Hull, Constance Harper, John Hults. Catherine Harper, Sharon 85, 114 Humphrey, Anita 117 Harper, Stuart 112 Hunt, Don Harper, Thomas 119 Hunt, Henry 118 Harris, James Hunt. Jon Harris, Janet 78, 85. 94 Hunter, Barbara 85, 96. 113, 64 Harrison, Jack 63, 110. 114 Hunter, Michael 56, 116 Harrison, James Hunter, Nancy Hart, Bill 93 Hunter, Roger Hunter, Susan Harvey, Willodene Hunter. William 60.63. 84, 116 Hastings. Karen 115 Hunyady. Danny 63,92 Hawk, Dan 114 Hutchinson, Sandra 112 Hayes, Thomas 116 Huych. Penelope 78, 87, 85, 118 Hays, David U6 7 Hysell. Linda Hays, Suzanne 11 Hysell, Tex 87, 112 Hazelton, James Headd, Judith 74, 95, 118 I Headd. Stephen 64. 118 lies, John 116 Headington, Ruth Irvin, Betty Heath, Robert Isel, George 106. 110 Hedrick, Sharon 95 Isennagle. Robert Heft. Frances 4, 72, 73. 133 Ison, Douglas 120 Hegele. Linda U6 Ison, Janice 117 Heibel, Constance U6 Izzard, Jerry 113 Heil. Jack 100. 102 Izzie, Carmen Heil, Tom 78,87, 104. 106. 112 fzzie, Diann Heintz, Danny 56 Helmeck, Roger 85, 100, 103 J Helton. Jesse 87.11' Jaccand, Panny 120 Henderson. Toby 86. 95, 97 Jackson, Donnabel 100 Hensel, Patty 95 Jackson, James Hensley, Marilyn 116 Jackson, Kenneth Henson, David 1 29 Jackson, Levester 117 Jackson, Linda 114 Lamp, Dave 89 Jacobs. Robert Lancia, Beverly lames, Dave 89 Landon, Ronald James, Gary 64, 117 Landthom, Robert 87, 91, 112 Jenkins. Carson Lane, Roland 87 Jenkins, Jodee 85, 74, 84, 94, 91 Langdon, Ann 26, 74, 84, 85, 88, 90. 92, 95, 100, 110 Jennings, Vickie Lanning, Linda 92 Jenny, Joan 4, 73, 84, 85. 86, 95, 100, 82 Latham, Karen Johannes, William 77, 103, 112 Latham. Steve Johnson, Ann 114 Lathem. Sharon 86, 95, 97, 106, 107 Johnson. Beverly 116 Lauer, Edward 120 Johnson. Joy 85, 114 Lawrence, Robert 103, 112 Johnson. Robert Lawson, Sandra Johnson, Robert 116 Leach, Larry 119 Johnson, Roger 14, 106, 108 Leach, Lyle Johnson, Sharon 77. 84, 85, 88, 119 Leach, Patricia 112 Johnson, Willie Leach, Thomas Johnston, Glenn 116 Lee, Doris 117 Johnston, Lee Leffler, Carol 112 Jones, Bertha Lehman, Ann 84, 85, 97 lones. Carol 114 Leighninger, Jeffrey 64, 86, 112 Jones, Carolyn 119 Lennox. Sandra 120 Jones, James 118 Leonard, Richard Jones, Pat 91 LeRoy, Marilyn 84, 85, 92, 94, 120 Jones. Paul Le Valley, Mark 64. 103, 119 Jones, Richard Linebrink, Carol 84, 100, 102. 104, 106, 107 Jones, Robert 118 Liniman, George 64. 87, 118 Jones, William 115 Linn, Victor Jordan, Minnie 114 Linson, Gay 74, 77, 84, 88. 95, 97, 98, 118 Justice, Carline Linson, Terry 89 Justus. Larry Litman, Delores 114 Litman, James K Littleton, Connie 95 Kagay. Stephen 117 Lloyd, LeAnn 91 Kamer. Richard 70. 118 Logan, Judy 84, 94 Kanatas. Suzanne 10Q Long, Ronnie 103, 120 Karn. Bill 74. 120 Lord, Elizabeth 78 Karn. Michael 119 Lorenz, Joan 66. 74. 75. 88, 100, 110, 114 Kazee, Shirley 116 Love, Patti 120 Keel. Robert 87, 118 Lowe, Richard 89 Keeler, David 90. 92. 93, 100, 102, 104, 106 Lucas, Billy 84 Kegg, Janet 57, 117 Lucas, John 64, 65, 119 Kelley, Sharon , 120 Lunsford, Sharon Kelly. Janet Lurz. William 115 Kelly, Judith Lusk, Sylva 114 Kelly, William 113 Lust, William 65 Kent. Richard Lutz, Sharon Kern, Nancy 78, 84, 85, 86, 95. 97, 119 Lyebrook, Larry Kerr, Susan 75. 85, 116 Lynch, James Killian. James Lynch, Robert 74, 119 Kimball. Beverly Kincaid. Jack 118 M King. Charles Maccombs, Robert King, James Mace, Thelma 118 King. Karen 97, 119 MacMillan, Karen Kinzer, Julia Maddox, Sharon 87, 115 Kirk, Ellen 112 Maquire, Cheryl 88 Kirk, William Mahone, Leon 120 Kirts, Frances 85, 94 Maish. Larry 100, 103 Kirts, Martha 77, 84, 85, 117 Mako, Judy Kisamore. Joyce 117 Malcolm, Joyce 119 Knisely. Clyde Malloy, John Knisely, Naomi 119 Malone, Peggy Knisley. Joe Malone, Sandra 64 Knott, Michael 120 Mann. Joseph 89 Koehler. Dave 100 Mansfield, Linda 115 Koehler, Janet 118 Marmon, Sarah 84. 87, 115 Kolb. Mary Komadina. Marianne 120 Martin, David 117 Martin, Karen 77, 88, 119 Konkus. Judith 120 Martin, Lillian 119 Konkus. Mary Martin, Paris 56 Koons, Diane 118 Matin. Patricia Koontz. Dixie 78 Martin. Phyllis 86, 119 Krieg, Dave 89 Matin, Ruth Anne 119 Kreitzman. John 87, 119 Marx, Lowell 64. 112 Krueger, Linda Mason, Carol 120 Krull, Michael 106 Massie, Carolyn Kuhn. George Masslow, Tom Kunze. Ann 85. 77 Mathew, John L Matyac. Rosemary 112 Ladd. Frank Mawhirter, Jerry 119 Laff. Tom 64, 119 130 Maxwell, Drinda \\iuifyo Mawwell, Linda Morgan, Sharron 85, 93 Mazwell, Mike Morgan, Suzanne 78, 87, 85, 84, 117 May. John Moritz, Barbara 78, 88. 92, 77, 117 May. Julia Morock, James Mays, Margaret 74, 120 Morris, Saundra 75, 107. 106 McCann. Hazel Mortis. Timothy 102, 100 McCarthin, John Morrow, Diane McClain. Shirley 114 Morrow. Paula McClamb. David Moss. Tim 112 McCollum. Bonit 118 Moyer, Dennis 56, 65 McDaniel. David Mulholland, Patricia 118 McDaniel, Kathleen 86, 119 Muller, George McDaniel. Richard Muller. Veronica McDaniel, Ron 184. 112 Murnane, George 119 McDaniel, Sharon Murray. Pamela 98. 100 McDannald. Gary Myers, Janet 110 McElhinny. Thomas 113 Myers, Molly 114. 75 McGaugh. Tommy 77 Myers. Phil McGlinsey. Dennis Myers. Roger 117 Mcintosh. Reed 89 McKay, Robert 114 N McKinney, John 113 Nachman, David 113, 62, 93, 74. 76, 63 McKittrick. Carolyn Nachman. Dorothy 86. 85. 92, 100. 96, 95 McKnight, Mary Nader, Raymond McLane. Ruth Nader. Rickie 112 McLaughlin. Patricia 114 Nagel. Thomas McManus. David Napper, Nancy 117 McMillen. Sandra 97. 66 Nash. Robert 78, 119 McNamee, Peggy 104. 106, 120 Neff. Deeta 112 McNaughton. Vickie Neely. Richard 56. 60. 119 McQuerrey, Larry 62, 72, 76. 87, 93 Neer, Michael 91. 117 McQuerrey, Lee 62, 87, 113 Negulesco, Larry 88. 115 McWilliams. Norman 117 Neibler, John Mead. Larry Neil. Brenda 115 Meadors. Leroy Neimeister, Dorothy Nelson, Brenda Meadows. Barbara 89 Nelson, Karen Meadows. Larry 118 Nelson, Richard 64, 120 Mebane, Esther Nelson. Sharon 120 Mechling, Willard Nevil, Michael 112 Meginnis. Brian 64. 119 New. Daniel 104. 119 Menz, Lawrence Newkirk, Arthur 70, 71 Merrill, Glenn 56, 64, 113 Newkirk. Hank Merritt, Victoria 117 Newman, Dwight 56. 115. 60 Mere, Thomas 89 Newman. Earl 116 Meyer, Mike 116 Newman, Sharon 119 Meyer, Richard 63, 65. 115 Nibert. Donald 118 Middendorf. Barbara 77. 117 Nichols, Dorance 86, 112 Mider. Gerald 104, 106. 108 Nightwine. Michael 119 Miland. Donald Nightwine. Thomas Milen, Gary Nixon, Billy 118 Miles. Burr 56 Noel. Susie Milks, Deril Noel. Tom Miller, Ann 98. 119 Noice, Yvonne 112 Miller, Bruce 100 Norman, Viola 119 Miller. Pamela 115 Norwood, Ray Miller, Patricia U2 Nutter. Joe Miller, William Mills.Karen U8 o Mills, Kenneth O'Brien. Keith Mills, Roy Ocker, Terry Minnameyer, Sandra 85, 112 Olinger. Lynda Minniear. Kay 88, 84, 97 O'Harra. Darlene 112 Minnier. William U9 Omohundro. Sharon 115 Minton. Carole 100 Ore. Gary 100 Mitchell, Janice 88, 119 Osman. Deanna Mitchell. Trina 88, 85, 77, 84. 97. 95, 118 Owen. Michael 90, 92 Mitchell, Jill 74, 100. 77 Owen, Patricia 92 Moder, JoAnne Owen, Victor 64, 118 Moeller. Robert 115 Owens, Emma Moeller, William Montgomery, Robert 56. 71, 89 Moore. Carol 85, 77. 84 Pack, Carol 118 Moore. Carolyn 9i Pack, Martha Moore. Delbert 100. 116 Paini. Sara 115.64 Moore, Shirley 88 Palmer. Anna Moore, Theresa 95 Palmer. Lee Moore, Uldena Palmer. Patricia Morehart, Vicki '17 Parker, Bonnie 96 Morgan, Jon Parks, Peter 115 Morgan, Richard 1°6' n0 Parrish. Sally 98, 100, 77 Morgan. Ronald Parsons, Carolyn 85, 84. 96. 120 Morgan, Ronna Paske. Bill 56 1 1

Pate. William 117 Remaly, Lynda 115 Patterson, Jacgueline 112 Reynolds. Jackie Patterson. Janet Reynolds, Kenneth 118 Patton, Carolyn 118 Reynolds, Margaret 102. 114 Patton, Joseph 115 Rhoderer, Arlene 85 Paugh, Mikey 118 Rhyan, Dennis 120 Paxton. Patricia 115. 77, 96 Rice, Albert Payne. Wilma 112 Rice, Diana Pearson. Penny Rice, Lillian Melissa 88, 98, 100, 97, 4, 73, 72 Peck. James Richards, John 93, 77, 63, 117 Peck, Rebecca Richardson, Cheryl 115 Peer. Joyce 102, 115. 64 Richardson, Donna Pemberton. Howard 118 Richardson, Janet 115 Pemberton. Mary 115, 86, 85. 74. 92, 84, 96. 95 Richardson, Leona 115 Pence, Dennis 116 Richmond. Anita 87. 104. 106. 74 Pennington,, Harold 89 Richmond. Shera 86. 85. 77, 96. 95. 117 Pennington, James 118 Richter. James Perry. Ann 78. 92, 119 Ricker. Mary Lou 102, 110, 91. 85, 100. 96 Petitti. Sharon 115 Ricketts. James Pfaff. Gary 112 Rielly, Deborah 119 Phillips. Barbara 112 Riley, Rebecca Phillips. Byron Riley. Sandra 118 Phillips. Donna Rinehart, Carol 4. 98. 100, 73. 72 Phillips. Everett 115 Roach, Glenn Pike, Charlene Robbins, Richard 70, 90. 118 Pillsbury. James 64. 119 Robbins. Robert 90, 118 Pitt, Joyce 118 Roberts, Jim 220 Plank. Roger Roberts. Jim 217. 120. 63 Pohle, Barbara 113. 86. 85. 74. 92, 76. 84. 96. 95 Roberts. Sally Poole, Michael 106. 108 Robinson. Charles 71, 120 Pope. Sharon 87 Robinson, Constance 77, 117 Porter. Michael 117 Robinson, Julia Posey. Robert 118 Robinson. Mary Lou 86, 85 Prater. Mike Robinson, Mary 116 Predmore. Danny 102 Robinson, Radene 112 Preest, Paula Robinson, Terry 91, 77, 117 Preston, Carolyn 85 Robinson, Richard 117 Preston. Karen 118 Robison. Janice 87. 85. 93. 74, 92, 84. 97. 95. 119 Preston, Lorraine 119 Rodenstine, Thomas 120 Price. Barbara 96, 115 Rogers, Carol Price. Elizabeth 100 Roederer, Arleen Price, Judith 115 Rohrer. Glenn 65. 84. 63 Price, Louis 63. 116 Roivais, Kenneth Proctor. Linda Romano. Diana Procter. Loraine 85. 74. 84. 97. 118 Ronk. Carol 119 Prout. Elizabeth 78. 86. 85. 77. 84. 97, 95, 118 Ronk, Pauletta Puckett. James Rood. Carol 104. 106. 110. 117 Ropp. Sylvia 91, 118 Q Rose, Cecelia 114 Quail, Nancy Rose, Johnny 120 Quails, Danny Rose. Rita 112 Quickie, LeRoy Roseberry, John R Roseberry. Phyllis 115 Rader, Gary 119 Rosenberger. Sue 88, 74. 95. 112 .Ralph. Bob 65. 103. 119 Rose. Robert 56, 93 Ralph, Ruth Anne 107, 87, 106. 85, 74, 96, 95 Roush, Carl Randall, Stewart 56. 103, 86, 85. 100 Roush, Daniel 118 Randall, Terry 78, 86. 84, 85, 119 Rowe, Janet 77. 118 Randolph, Bill 120 Rudolph. Donald 93 Randle, Tommy 64, 74 Ruffing, Richard 117 Rankin, Karen 115 Ruffing, Sue 113. 85. 77 Raser, Tom Ruffner, Roger Raskey, BUI 104. 106, 120 Rumfield, Sharon Rathburn. Patricia 104, 119 Ruoff, James 117 Rausch. Judith 85, 74, 100. 96. 95 Rutledge. Stephen 117 Raver, Michael 64 Ryan, William 117 Ray, Rita Rea, James 106, 110, 119 S Reams, Richard Samko, Jon Rector, Richard 100. 75. 120 Sammons. Benny Redding. Cheryl 112 Sanborn, Sylvia 87, 92, 77 Redecker, Gene Sanders, Constance Reed. Judith 115, 98 Sands, Sally 114 Reeder. Jeffrey 64, 112 Sarvino, Mildred Reeder, Pat 100 Sass, Harold 114 Reese. Patty 90. 85, 92 Sayre, Shelia Reeves, Ann 89, 96 Schaaf. Barbara 77, 84, 98. 103, 114 Reeves, Howard Schaefer, David 103. 115 Reeves, Robert 117 Scheel. Richard Reibel. David 89 Schmalstig, George 116 Reinhart, Sandra Schmehl, Larry 117 Reis, Rita . -A Schmidt, Rita 115 Schneider, Jackie Sorrells, Rita 114 Schneider, Karen 76 South, Michael Schneider, Tom Southworth, Sharon 114. 77 Scholten, Jean 73, 85, 102 Spangler, Lawrence Scholten, Susan 84, 85, 118 Spangler, Sandra 89 Schrack, Kathy 112 Spangler. Stephen 116 Schroy, Mary 119 Speakman. Wanda 118 Schroyer, Sally Speckman, Carol 88 Schultz, Judith Speicher, Patricia Schulz, Mary Lou Speicher. Phyllis Schwan. Sharon • 85 Spence, Roger Scoles, Carole Spencer, Caroline 91, 85, 100 Scoles, Kay Spencer, John 118 Scott, Lou Ellen 112 Springer, Richard 64. 119 Scott, Pamela Sprouse, Judy 115 Scott. Sherry 120 Sgueo, Margaret 115 Seagle, Don 114 Staley, Barbara 88, 92, 100, 77, 84, 112 Sears, Carolyn Stankiewicz, Renate 86, 112 Sego, Robert 56 Starcher, Phil 91, 77 Sexton, Anna Statczar, Carol 92 Sexton, Earlene 77, 119 Statczar, William Sexton, Thomas 89 Staten, Pamela 115 Shafer, Raymond 117 Stavrides. Carolyn 117 Shaffer, Susan 119 Stebelton, Karen Shannon, Sue 85, 92 Steckman. Janet 119 Sharp, David 114 Steele, Richard 104, 106, 93, 74, 92, 100, 108 Sharp, Sharon 86, 118 Stehling, Robert Shaver. Mary Kay 87, 114 Steiff. Michael Shaver. Rebecca 78, 87. 112 Stein, Richard 100, 119 Sheets, Mary 115 Stelz, Dick 70. 74. 100 Shelton. HarTy 100, 24 Stephens, Donna 71. 74, 59 Shelton, Patricia Stephens, Robert 116 Sharfenaker, Herb 115 Stephenson, Gregory Sherman, Carol 115 Stetler, William 115 Shipley, Max Stewart. Catharine 88, 92 Shipley, Sandy 114 Stewart, Charles Shook, Karen 85, 87, 102, 103, 118 Stewart. Cheryl 118 Shuman, Anne 85, 87, Stewart. John 93, 116 Shurtz, Barbara 14, 59, 85, 100 Stewart, Lawrence 65, 64. 112 Shute, Edward 56, 115 Steward, Mark 119 Shields, Mary 115 Stewart, Mary Sickles, Sharon Stiles, Ronda Simmons, Mary Lou 89 Stille, Lee 114 Simpson, Paul Stilwell. Marjorie 86, 117 Simms, Janice 104, 106 Slimson. William 104, 106, 110, 116 Simms, Patty 114 Stinson, Sharon 115 Sinoledecker, Francis Stokes, Ronald Eugene 74, 112 Sines, Paul Stonerock, James 17 Sines, Richard 102, 85. 93, 74, 92, 100 Stout, Chester Skeaton, Gretchen 115, 103, 88, 98. 97 Stover, Donna Skinner, Katheryn 119 Street, Donna 85, 84, 120 Skufza, John 112 Strohm. Becky 102. 115 Skufza, Joseph 112 Strohm, Steve Slabaough, Margaret 113, 86, 85, 94, 74, 77, 84, 96 95 Stultz. Charlene 86. 118 Slaughter, Ralph 116 Stultz, Charlotte 118 Slaven, Patricia Strathie, Peter Slee, Robert 70, 119 Strayer, Lynn 116 Slonager, John 114. 90, 104, 106, 93, 92, 108. 63 Stump, Elizabeth 87 Slone, Jerry 104. 106, 116 Surrell, Clifford Sloter, Ron 78, 87, 90, 103, 91, 74, 112 Sutphen, Susan Smith, Arthur Swartz. Bill 119 Smith, Carmen 115 Sweetman, Robert 118 Smith, Carole Swinford, Leslie 86. 119 Smith, Charles 119 ~ Smith, David Smith, Donald Takos, Stephen 56, 65, 64, 112 Smith, Eunice Talmadge, Sandra Smith, James Tanksley, Robert Smith, Karl 65, 119 Taylor, Charles Smith, Kathy 85, 74, 92, 100, 58, 66, 72 Teale, Donald 119 Smith, Larry 116 Temple, Gregory Smith, Linda 88, 119 Templeton, Shirley 115 Smith, Lula Terpstra, Carol 115, 96 Smith, Marlene 115 Theobald. Karen 114. 100 Smith, Mike Thomas, Brenda 116 Smith, Richard 114, 64 Thomas. 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Haney Drug 140 Wedge Wood Camera Center 137

Hartley Newspaper 141 Westgate Auto Service 142

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Jones Lumber 142 West Hill Drug 137

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FURNITURE OF DISTINCTION DECORATING SERVICES AVAILABLE

WEST HILL FURNITURE CO.

2364 W. Broad Street BR 6-2601

MAY WE HELP YOU PROVIDE:

• Income for your family to protect them "All The Way"

9 Money to help meet rent or mortgage payments

• Income for your leisure in later life

• Money for your children's education • Income during time of disability Jones Lumber Co. • Money to help meet your family's hospital and

LIFE INSURANCE FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES GROUP INSURANCE AND PENSION PLANS 57 N. Sylvan BR 4-1109 JOHN HANCOCK ST/U MAKES INDEPENDENCE POSSIBLE lESrEP. A. DEVOE HU 6-4070 I '

Quality Furniture, The Julian & Kokenge Carpets, Appliances Company and Accessories 280 SOUTH FRONT STREET •

Manufacturers of Interior Decorating

Service at no charge FOOT SAVER AND DR. LOCKE • Shoes for Women

You're always welcome to come in and browse A FINE PLACE TO WORK AS MANY

WEST HIGH GRADUATES KNOW f+l |f*|/'C GREAT V7LIV*I\ 3 WESTERN

"The Place To Go For Brands You Know" Morley's Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge

GREAT WESTERN DEPARTMENT STORE

OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS! WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS • Hundreds of brand name items Sandy's Bakery • Charge Accounts • Delivery Service • Gift Wrapping • Clothing for the Entire Family OPEN ON SUNDAY "You'll Do Better at SEILLER'S After ALL" SEILLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 2406 WEST BROAD STREET IN WESTGATE MANOR BR 4-9666 "Free Parking At Rear Of Store" BEST WISHES and CONGRATULATIONS SCHROEKS from

RODENFELS CHEVROLET SINCLAIR SERVICE

36th year of service to you and your automobile 2460 W. BROAD RODENFELS CHEVROLET COMPANY BR 4-0293 555 West Broad CA. 8-1551

Irene Voerner, Owner 16 North Harri, Avenue

Columbus 4, Ohio

BR. 0-5a 7 c Res: TU. g-8559

V P A A R I N N I T S H

Your Friendly Neighborhood Compliments of

Tour Leadership Station

W.M.NJ. Radio

920 ON YOUR DIAL

CONGRATULATIONS, 1961 GRADUATES Hilltop Motors Inc.

Authorized Dealer /Q^yg^g* For ^^P$M Studebaker Lark *^ ^^^^^mm>^ Hawk "Ohio's Greatest School of Business" Trucks

SALES — SERVICE — PARTS

131 E. State Street Columbus 15, Ohio BODY SHOP — USED CARS

CA 4-4112 2357 Sullivant Ave.

BR. 6-5248 DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL Gainer's Sunoco Service

3535 Sullivant Avenue

BR 6-1711

SCHULZE FOOD MARKET

WOLF'S DAIRY CREAM 1971 W. MOUND ST. 3277 BR 4-3348 West Broad Street

Congratulations Compliments of West High Seniors

from A. Thatcher Motor Sales

Crosby Shoes 2384 Sullivant Ave.

'The Little Lot with the Great Western Shopping Big Bargain" Center 1 1

Economy Columbus Candy Company HOBBY CITY 622 W. Broad Street Variety Store CA t-1653 2402 W. Broad Stri BR 4-2688 GREAT WESTERN

Edwards Rexall THE MANOR HOUSE GIFT SHOP Earl's Grocery Drugs 2391 Steele Avenu. 3655 Sullivant Ave. 3036 Sullivant Avenue BR 4-8076 BR 4-4891 BR 4-4118

Mound and Wayne MITEENS PHILLIP'S "66" MODERN FINANCE 3885 Sullivant Ave. Marathon BR 4-0334 2500 West Broad St. 'THE STATION OF 2447 West Mound Street FRIENDLY SERVICE" BR 9-9435 br 4-035(1

HAIR FASHIONS BERLIN-WOLF Southworth By Phyllis OLDSMOBILE, INC. J 385 West Broad St. Poultry Company 1324 N. Hague Ave. 1510 Sullivant Avenue BR 4-8441 BR 4-6990 BR 9-1800 Columbus 22, Ohio

Best Wishes Val-U-House Tommy's Cleaners Mayor 2824 W. Broad Street 2699 Sullivant Avenue Br 4-4673 Br 9-7170 W. RALSTON WESTLAKE

ROSS WILLIAMS SOHIO Fell 's Hardware Hass Delicatessen Central and Sullivant 3109 W. Broad at Westgate 2787 Sullivant Avenue 3R 4-8282 BR 4-0300 Al's Royal Blue Haldeman West Side Lumber Co. Dry Cleaners 2006 Sullivant Avenue 35 De rrer Road 3117 W. Broad Street Br 4-0888 BR 4-1188 BR 9-1314

Reeb's Bill Spires Groom's Ice Cream Shell Service Contectionery 3860 Sul vant Avenue 2811 W. Broad Str BR 9-6662 BR 4-0125— -Columbus, Ohio 2669 Sullivant Avenue Br 4-0280

OWL MARKET WOLFE ELECTRIC ALBERT F. SCHULZE 2338 W. BROAD 2427 W. Broad 2006 Sullivant Ave. BR 9-8156 BR 4-1306

MID OHIO FLOOR CO. Cartwrights Gulf Barnett Plumb ng 3335 Sul ivant Av 2469 W. BROAD ST. 1200 Harrisburg Pke. City Wide Servk BR 4-6086 BR. 6-5144 BR 4-0461

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Dr. John R. Garrison Optometrist 2532 W. Broad Street -//-

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The 1961 Hilltop Relay Queens from left to right are: Vera Dixon, Bonnie Parker, Judy Rausch, Sue Barber, and Janice Robinson. Tiatiotuzl *i¥

Left to right, Row 1— Darilee Heston, Debby Draper, Barbara Ape.1, Chriss Carfrey, Pat Cotter, Vera Dixon, Fran Apperson, Penny Rice, Linda Fuller, Dotti Nachman, Karen Schneider, Elaine Brewer, Patricia Hohlren. Row Z—Ronald DeLong, Frances Heft, Marilyn Westlake, Joan Jenny, Barbara Staley, June Houk, Carolyn Shannon, Yvonne Veeley, Anne Shuman, Sharon Pope, Sylvia Sanborn, Don Rudolph. Row 3— Roger Broseus, Catherine Stewart, Judith Wright, Janice Weaver, Kay Francis, Judy Rausch. Michael Owens, Eliza Busenburg, Ann Langdon, Dick Sines, John Edwards.

Leadership, 3.5 average, service points, and good moral character are the qualifications of the students installed in the Otto H. Magly Chapter of the National Honor. This year's honor society composed of 38 students is the largest in the recent history of West High School. \& Society

The "L" Society, organized in 1914 by Otto H. Magly, is composed of 11A students who have maintained a 3.5 or better scholastic average. They must also possess high qualities of character a n d leadership.

Left to Right. Row 1—Carolyn Parsons, Mary Goodman, Shera Richmond, Anita Rich­ mond, Mary Pemperton, Marilyn Easterwood. Row 2—Tim Watson, John McKinney, Barbra Pohle, Carolyn Jones, Diane Alpha, Howard Davies, Larry Negulesco. 7V&e>ie& (favtUe

"Boys please, the came

"Where's Charley"—everyone wondered and everyone came to see the Band Variety Show of 1961. A huge success in every way and rating an excellent in production and direction, the show was given March 24 and 25. The production was sponsored by the band and orchestra parents and was directed by Mr. John Dale with Mr. Robert Jones, acting director and Mrs. Gladys Thomas, choreographer. The main characters were: Charley Wyckman, Charlie Bell; Jack Chesney, Dick Williamson; Amy Spettigue, Sue Ruffing; Kitty Verdun, Chriss Carfrey; Mr. Stephen Spettigue, Roger VVycks; Donna Lucia D'Al- vadorez, Mary Kay Shaver; Sir Francis Chesney, Tim Watson; Wilkinson, Richie Steele; Brasset, Jim Chadwick.

"They appreciate Me."

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The Senior Class Play, "You Can't Take It With You", by Moss Hart, was presented on May 5 in the audi­ torium of West High School. The story was centered around the Mar­ tin Vanderhoff's family and friends whose hilarious comedy antics made the play a success. The story was highlighted by the self-centered characters and the marked differ­ ence between the two families, Van- derhoffs and Kirbys. The main characters were: Grand­ pa Martin Vanderhoff, Kenny Roi- vas; Penelope Sycamore, Carol Clark : Paul Sycamore, Joe Christian; Alice Sycamore, Linda Fuller; Ed Carmi- chael, Richie Steele; Essie Carmi- chael, Marianne Arms; Mr. DePinna, Ron Delong; Kolenkhov, Steve Waid- elich; Donald, Artie Newkirk; Rheba, Jodee Jenkins; Tony Kirby. Dave Galloway; .Mr. Kirby, John Edwards; Mrs. Kirby, Marilyn Westlake; Gay Wellington. Sue Barber; Olga Ka- trina, Roze Erenpreiss; Natasha. Vera Dixon; and Mr. Henderson. Don Birle. The student directors were Eliza Busenburg, Debby Draper, and Diane Romano. The play was ably directed by Mrs. Evelyn Hall and her student teacher, * ^^^ .3T:'* Mr. Robert Mincer, What are we having for dil ^5^4 autd T>oCU

nd Gary Alwood were voted guy and doll. Although the wind was blowing, the sun was shining on April 14. This was Guys' and Dolls' Day, 1961. The highlight of the day was the sixth pe­ riod dance, which proved to be a moment of excite­ ment as Miss Brown and Mr. Darrow tapped Gary Alwood and Chriss Carfrey as Guy and Doll. Candidates for Doll were Chriss Carfrey, Kathy Jo Smith, Carol Rinehart, Donna Stephens, Susie Noel, Dutch Adams and Judy Rausch. For Guv, Gary Alwood, Don Birle, Garry Weigand, Ken Bow­ man and Art Newkirk.

Everyone enjoyed the tith period dan *7t

4 i ^ i A , ^ . ^ L» -^ k li W Row 1—John Slonager, Dennis Thompson. Jerry Gronbach, Burr Miles, Terry Bar­ nett, Bob Montgomery, Ted Fox, Dennis Carpenter, Dave Dueler, Rick Nelson. Row 2 —Jim Roberts, Steve Wolfe, Dwight Newman, Doug Wilson, John Richards, Art Smith. Jim, Brewer, O'Dell Walters. Row 3—Art Clemmer, Phil Tucker, Pat Doyle, Brad Brown, James Pennington. Jerry Ball, Tom Laff, Bill Pate, Bob Zahlor. Row 4—Larry Calvert. Jim Pilsbury, John Hunt, Larry Graves, Jim Jones, Terry Robinson, Jerry Claytor, Lew Coles, Bill Ryan. Row 5—Bill Johannes, George Woods, Bill Lust, Paris Martin. Ed Shute, Lawrence Stewart. SaaefaUl 7e*UH

Lett to Right. Row 1—lak Trotter. Bill Karn. Boh Ross, Gary Clark, Jim Thornton, Gary Alwood. Row 2—Jim Cook, Tim Curry, Buddy Johnston, Glenn Rohrer, Steve Takos, Bob Stealing. Row 3—Mike Porter. Rick Finke, Jeff Reeder, Rich Roblson, Dick Smith, Bob Wheeler, Row 4—Ron McDaniel, Rich Neely, Charlie Castle, Bob Keel, Tom Handle, Jack Wilson. Row 5—Dallas Carter, Brian Brock, mgrs.; William Schmitter, coach. Where West students go .

HILLTOP SWIM CLUB

2737 Valleyview Drive

BR. 4-2221

(£ol£ Hea*K Left to Right: Gary Alwood, Tom Schnt der, Jim Widener, Herb Sharfenaker, Cha les Castle.

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GREAT WESTERN David J. Spangler, M.D. Pharm Waggner MINIATURE GOLF 2578 Sullivant Ave. COURSE

36 Holes

Great Western Shopping Center Clenzo B. Kox J. Beryl Miles, M.D.

DAIRY QUEEN Phvsician Friend On the Hilltop Evan Morgan, D.D.S. 2185 Sullivant Ave.

James W. Miles, Sr., M.D BOB JONES SIGNS John N. Cross. M.D. 2420 W. Broad

George F. Millay, M. D. Best Wishes Class of '61

HAMBURGER Michael Design

3868 Sullivant Avenue BE. 9-4874

Columbus 4, Ohio

Michael Cherup, owner 3414 SULLIVANT AVENUE ... at DEMOREST

Design of Dies, Jigs, Fixtures, • Milk Shakes 20c • Meaty, Beefy Hamburgers . 15c Special Machinery and Automated Tooling • Toasted Cheese 15c • Cheeseburgers 19c • French Fries 10c • Pesi-Cola 10c

EZZOS Congratulations to Class of '61 AIR CONDITIONED BR 4-6676 from 14 North Harris Avenue Next to Post Office MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING MIDAS MUFFLER by

BUD - - EZZO - - ROCKY - - SISK W. Broad St. 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M.

Complete Line of Tonics and Shampoos

Westway Post No. 3441 Best Wishes To 1961 Graduating Class VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Berry's Restaurant OF THE UNITED STATES and Party House

3178 W. Broad St. 852 Clarendon Avenue BR. 4-3377 (,1 i

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