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Harry L. Zulauf, a member of West High's The students and faculty of West High School teaching staff for more than 30 years, brought his wish to pay tribute to a fine instructor and friend, career to a close this June. Mr. Foreman W. Slager, who passed away in 1959. Reluctant to end his profession, he plans to The outstanding ability as a teacher and sincere continue on a substitute basis. character of a friend, which he possessed, will in During his years at West he has taught math, future years serve as a rich asset in keeping his algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. memory alive for all of those who knew him. His kindness, helpfulness, and understanding will never go unremembered in the hearts of those fortunate enough to have him. ^MMtopv f\eU.etaui West played host to five other teams at the thirteenth annual Hilltop Relays, held at Magly Field, May 5. East High dominated the scoring, by taking nine first places, giving them 100 Viz points and the meet. Following East, were North 64 Vi, South 48 Vi, West 48, Central 38, and Linden McKinley 17 Vs. East's Clarence Winston led the East team to victory by making 17 Vi points, giving him the top individual trophy. West's Jim Prater made a good showing in the 100 yd. dash and the high jump. Five West beauties reigned over the relays. These Queens, chosen by West's track squad Queens Barbara Porter. Susie Davis, Pam Mobley, were Barbara Porter, Sue Davis, Pam Mobley, Donna Frazier, and Janet Gove reign over the Donna Frazier, and Janet Gove. Hilltop Relays. t •

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Tom Meyers clears the high jump for West High Janet Gove gives c place trophy to during the Hilltop Relays. High track player.

Pam Mobley hands the first pla trophy to East High track star. Don Uldricks, West High hurler, pitched the baseball team to a 10-5 overall record, and a Pernor ^J^riqk vJSaiaba 9-3 city league record. Uldricks pitched 100 strike outs, and a no-hitter against North this season. The other members of West's pitching crew piled up 19 strike outs. Tom Hartranft and Bill McLaughlin led in fielding, both having perfect records of no errors. The team had a 926 fielding average. Bill McLaughlin with .533 and Don Uldricks with .439 led the batting field (as of May 25). Nine of West's players were over the .300 mark in batting. Mike Canton hit the most timely hits, giving him 14 RBI's. Bill Biggers hit the only home run all year. The Cowboys had all their eggs in one basket when they played their last game with Linden. Both teams were tied for first place with a 9-2 record in the city league. When the dust cleared. West was defeated by a score of 12 to 1. This finished up West for the season putting them in second place in the city league.

BASEBALL SCHEDULE Grove City West East West Linden West Central West North West Aqu West City West South West City West Marie West Eastmoor West East West Central West North West Don Uldricks, All-City pitcher, gets ready to hurl Linden West the ball. OPP. WEST

FIRST ROW. lett to right: Bill McLaughlin. Dan Alder, Don Uldricks, Dave Brady. Bob Dean. Don Barnes. Mike Cantlon. Bob Saint. SECOND ROW: lim Bluhm, Tom Martin. Tom Hartranft, Ted Miller. John Peterson. Dave Morris, Dave Buehne, Bill Biggers. THIRD ROW: Coach Bill Schmitter, Terry Briggs. Stew Randall. Gary Clark. Dick Williamson. Bob Ross, Blen Rohier, Larry Smith. FOURTH ROW: Managers Eric Armstrong. Gail Holder, Larry Link. Jim Gothard, and John Heskett. Missing were Jerry Hummell and Mike Kelsay. batboy. Senior ^ydiahf avid Jrack

West golfers made a record in their last game with a 322 stroke match against Central. Gary Alwood with 79, Bill Castle 76, Bob Wesley 80, and Larry Dulin 87; these scores gave West a 16-0 win over Central and the best game a West High team has had in seven years. Coach Hieshman, who predicted a good season, and his golfers finished the year with a 5-2 mark, placing them in the third place spot under Linden and Arlington. 332 was the team's score in the district matches. This score just missed putting them into the state meet.

WEST'S GOLFERS' RECORD West 13 Vi 2'/2 North West ii Vi 4l/2 Hilliards West 3 12 Arlington West Vi 15V2 Linden West I0'/2 51/2 South West 16 0 Central West 12 4 Academy

West's speedsters got to state meet but they were beaten out. Only one of the events at the District Meet at Delaware, the mile re lay, was placed in by West boys. Bob Phillips, Bill Jones, George Francis, and Cicero Neely, were the four boys who comprise the relay LEFT to RIGHT: Gary Alwood, Bill Castle, Bob team. Their time, 3:33.5. Wesley, Larry Dulin. Jim Prater was one of the outstanding point men of the year for West. West High's Track squad wound up its regular schedule by winning a dual meet dumping Linden McKinley there, 67Vb to 50%.

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Lett to right, FIRST ROW: Dave Koons, Paul Meadows. Jim Hastings. Dick Glass. Bob Phillips. Bill Kerns, Larry Bamett. Jim Willis. SECOND ROW: Gary Dusenbery. Bob Montgomery. Kenny Bowman, Harold Green. Cicero Neely. Jim Prater, Joe Massey. THIRD ROW: Burr Miles. Bill Jones, Svens Caune. Ted Fox. Windle Hunydy. Roger Runner. Mike Owen. FOURTH ROW: Ron Minks. Phil Fleming, Bob Heibel. Jim Roberts. Dave Duerler, Jim Morris. lA/eri ^Miak lA/reitiina7 Je'earn

Mr. John Butler, one of our football coaches, broke the ice this year, when he started the first wrestling team West High has had since 1930. Along with the help of Dr. Hardy, Mr. Butler molded the boys into a fair wrestling team. Because experience is impor tant in wrestling, the team won only one meet, but several mem bers made good showings throughout the year. One boy, Bill Doughty, won in the state tournament. With new uniforms here and a year under their belt the West High wrestlers should fare well next year.

Left to right, FIRST ROW: Irvin Hill, Roger Johnson, Dick Stiles, James Morris, Bob Saint. SECOND ROW: Frank Wilgus. Steve Strom. Larry McQuerey, Dave Koons. Eric Marlow. THIRD ROW: Dick Reams. Lynn Hegele, Tim Scaarer. Tom McGill.

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Jr. High Baseball Story Larry McQueney July 8. 1959 West's Jr. baseball team end ed its season with a 4-4 record. Glen Rohrer was one of the leading players. He was a pitcher and second in the team in batting with a .333 average. On the pitching scene, Porter led with a 2-3 record. Rohrer followed with 1-0, then Cogan 1-1 and Donaldson 0-0. West amounted some 38 runs to their opponents' 45.

JH. HIGH'S RECORD West o t Berry West 4 20 Eastmoor West 4 12 Franklin West 5 1 Barrett West 11 4 Rosevelt West 1 2 Hilltonia West 2 3 Rosevelt Left to right. FIRST ROW: Bob Cogan, Mike Porter, Herb Schrafeneneicker, Jim West 3 2 Mohawk Cook. Dick Robison, Glenn Roher, Dan Donaldson, Bill Lurtz. SECOND ROW: Rick Meyers, Ron Grunstein. Jim Hughes, James Drummond, Dan Downing, West 38 45 Opp. Steve Takos, Skip Sanford, Bob Kight, Mike Uldricks. THIRD ROW: manager Howard Davies. Tom Alban. Charles Castle. Les Armstrong, Gerald Walters. Larry Graves, Rick Finke, Bob Biggers.

Four Junior High boys placed in the city meet. Llewlyn Coles 5th in the 440 yd. dash, Buford Upperman 5th in the 120 yd. low hurdles, and Dave Smith 2nd in the 880 yd. run, Dennis Carpenter 2nd in the shot put. Dave Smith was one of the more outstanding boys on the team. He placed first in the South Section 880 yd. run, with his time of 2:18. He was the only West boy to win. West placed fourth with 18 points in the South Sectional Championship, 21 points behind the winning Eastmoor team.

Left to right, FIRST ROW: coach Mike Wilson. Lou Coles. Mike Carroll. Larry Calvert. Buford Upperman, Dennis Carpenter, David Smith. SECOND ROW: Paul Thompson, Dave Nauchman, Jim Burden, Dan Agiste, Phil Baker, Jim Brewer. David Halstein, Bill Johannes, manager. Court yard rendez-vous. A moment they'll never forget.

Food, food and more food. Memories at the Seneca.

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Fun al the Senior Banquet. They finally made it! w ? -J\•UL 9 iW > _i HL •'.A^^P'i 2™^w ? \i f\VSf\c -jifc.--.y-* Peggy Smith is chosen Miss G. A. A.

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Donna Frazier is chosen Miss Senior Secretary. "A little more to the right.'

Tears and yells come with the announcement of the new journalism staff.

Left to right, SEATED: Pat Williams, Bob Thorton. Dan Monifl. Tun Willis. FIRST ROW: Susie Harvey, Janet Gove, Judi Robison. lanet Roberts, Helga Scharte. These nine students were the candidates for Senior High guy and doll. < d5avid wavietui J^>klOLU

Cinema Toast was the theme of the an nual variety show sponsored by the West High Band Parents. With Tom Welch and Charles Huff as M. C.'s the show got off with a bang using the flashback idea. The show was a success due to the brilliant talent and work of the in strumental and art departments and the stage

The ending scene for a well done show.

Sherri Redmon, Sandy Badgley. Carol Waldeck. Judi Robison. Sandy Bukey. Betty Walker. Laura Lucas. Susan Weisman, Mardell Dixon, and Pam Mobley kicked their heels up in the senior chorus line.

The sextet, Linda Snyder. Sara Hayes. Sandy Bukey. Helga Scharte, Janet Gove, and Carol Souther, sing "Once in a While." J^)eviiov L^(a6S j^ia '/

"Our Town," a three-act play writ ten by Thornton Wilder, was presented in the West High auditorium on the evening of May 8. The play showed good acting skill as there were very few props used and much was left to the imagination of the audience. The play, under the direction of Richard Warye, was a tremendous suc cess due to the hard work of the actors, actresses and the stage crew.

Judy Boley and Bob Voorhe alk outside to helitrope.

Judi Robison, Dave Morris, Sharon Younkin, and Doug Harbor assemble for practice on stage.

Judi Robison and Larry Rowe be a scene from "Our Town." J4c or S^> octettes

These students were initiated into the National Honor Society the highest elective club at West. They must have a 3.5 average, have 14 service points, and possess leadership quali ties, and be in their 12A semes ter in school. Each and every one of them is to be congratulat ed for their fine showing through their high school years.

FIRST ROW: Pam Mobley. Catherine Kuhn. Donna Frazier, Sandy Badgley. Marie Berger, Shirley Larkin, Karin Groeziner, Sharon Smith. SECOND ROW: Les Wilson. Glenn Baker, Tom Morrison. -Gloria Dailey, Judy Smith. Sandy Bukey, Susan Turner, Charles Huff. Bob Elliot, Hilman Horn.

These 27 students were ad mitted into the "L" Society. They, also, must maintain a 3.5 average in their major subjects through their high school years, and must be in the 11A semes ter.

Left to right. FIRST ROW: Bev Gill, Joann Waldeck, Carol Blum. Bev Wright, Judy Powell. Andrea Alexander. Kay Adkins, Diana Dunbar, Carol Bailey. SECOND ROW: Sue Drinkhouse. Jean Fry, Ann Elliot, Sharon Reichart, Barbara Bamhart, Karin Roivas, Diane Schiller. Virginia Halstead, Bonnie Thatcher, Jean Williams. THIRD ROW: Tom Welch. Paul Pohle. Mike Kagay. Fred Posey. Susie Barnard, Gary Hauptman, Larry Miller, Bruce Harmon.

The Excelsior Society mem bers chose as their president Barbara Pohle. They must main tain a 3.5 average in their major subjects throughout their fresh man year in order to be ad mitted into this club.

Left fo right. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Amrine Sandra Frakes. Sandy Lenox. Larry Negulesco, Howard Davies, Barbara Pohle, Kenny Fuller, John Richards, Rebecca Furbay, Sue Ruffing, Sharon Borton. SECOND ROW: Barbara Brockman, Mary Pemberton, Pam Miller, Ann Bostic, Rick Meyer, Sandy Malone, Tim Watson, Karen Griffin, Vickie Hixon, Shera Richmond, Dana Shady. onors

The Sparks award, given lo students with a 4.0 average was presented to Janet Cove and Charles Huff.

The National Merit Scholarship was pre sented to Judy Smith and a $1000 award by the National Sales Executive to Les Wilson for being chosen the National DECA student of the year.

Mr. Wilcox, journalism advis presented the Hartley Newspapei Scholarship to Ka Groezinger.

Shirley Laikin and Die the dedication of the 1959 Occident Specialf r\ecoavittiv

During the past two years there has been a young man who has worked his heart out for our department. He has stayed after school to take pictures, has scheduled them, and has gone long distances to give you a story in pictures. We of the Journalism Department would like to say "thanks" to our staff photographer - Tom Welch.

The unsung heroes for many departments at West ate Bateman's boys. These boys, from the twelfth grade industrial arts class, work hard at many projects for which they receive no recognition. Such jobs as setting up the bleachers for football games, working on the track, repairing equipment for both boys' and girls' athletic departments, and working on the forest at the new Westmoor school, are just a few of their voluntary con tributions.

Westway Post No. 3441

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES

852 Clarendon Avenue

If you have served your country in time of war on foreign soil or in hostile waters L you should belong to the V. F. W.

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Harry L. Zulauf, a member of West High's The students and faculty of West High School teaching staff for more than 30 years, brought his wish to pay tribute to a fine instructor and friend, career to a close this June. Mr. Foreman W. Slager, who passed away in 1959. Reluctant to end his profession, he plans to The outstanding ability as a teacher and sincere continue on a substitute basis. character of a friend, which he possessed, will in During his years at West he has taught math, future years serve as a rich asset in keeping his algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. memory alive for all of those who knew him. His kindness, helpfulness, and understanding will never go unremembered in the hearts of those fortunate enough to have him. ~~y4iutopf Ketc.elaus West played host to five other teams at the thirteenth annual Hilltop Relays, held at Magly Field, May 5. East High dominated the scoring, by taking nine first places, giving them IOOV2 points and the meet. Following East, were North 64 V2, South 48'A, West 48, Central 38, and Linden McKinley 17V4. East's Clarence Winston led the East team to victory by making 17 V2 points, giving him the top individual trophy. West's Jim Prater made a good showing in the 100 yd. dash and the high jump. Five West beauties reigned over the relays. These Queens, chosen by West's track sguad Queens Barbarc Porter, Susie Davis, Pam Mobley, were Barbara Porter, Sue Davis, Pam Mobley, Donna Frazier, and lanet Gove reign over the Donna Frazier, and Janet Gove. Hilltop Relays.

Tom Meyers clears the high jump for West High Janet Gove gives first place trophy to during the Hilltop Relays. High track player

Pam Mobley hands the first pla East High track star. Don Uldricks, West High hurler, pitched the baseball team to a 10-5 overall record, and a J^jevitor ^J^rtak (/baseball 9-3 city league record. Uldricks pitched 100 strike outs, and a no-hitter against North this season. The other members of West's pitching crew piled up 19 strike outs. Tom Hartranft and Bill McLaughlin led in fielding, both having perfect records of no errors. The team had a 926 fielding average. Bill McLaughlin with .533 and Don Uldricks with .439 led the batting field (as of May 25). Nine of West's players were over the .300 mark in batting. Mike Canton hit the most timely hits, giving him 14 RBI's. Bill Biggers hit the only home run all year. The Cowboys had all their eggs in one basket when they played their last game with Linden. Both teams were tied for first place with a 9-2 record in the city league. When the dust cleared, West was defeated by a score of 12 to 1. This finished up West for the season putting them in second place in the city league.

BASEBALL SCHEDULE Grove City 5 West East 1 West Linden 1 West Cenlral 0 West North 0 West Aquinas 3 West Grove City 0 West South 6 West Grove City 8 West Marion Fra. 1 West Eastmoor 1 West :: :: East 1 West ^y : y^y-.:y~ ~ . Central 2 West North 2 West Don Uldricks, All-City pitcher, gets ready to hurl Linden 12 West the ball.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill McLaughlin, Dan Alder. Don Uldricks. Dave Brady, Bob Dean. Don Barnes, Mike Cantlon, Bob Saint. SECOND ROW: Jim Bluhm. Tom Martin. Tom Hartranft. Ted Miller. John Peterson, Dave Morris, Dave Buehne. Bill Biggers. THIRD ROW: Coach Bill Schmitter. Terry Briggs. Stew Randall, Gary Clark, Dick Williamson, Bob Ross. Blen Rohrer. Larry Smith. FOURTH ROW: Managers Eric Armstrong, Gail Holder, Larry Link, Jim Gothard, and John Heskett. Missing were Jerry Hummell and Mike Kelsay, batboy. J^enior ^Miak avi d ^Jvack

WEST'S GOLFERS' RECORD West 13'/2 21/j North West 1H/2 41/2 Hilliards West 3 12 Arlington West Vi 15 >/2 Linden West 10 >/2 51/2 South West 16 0 Central West 12 4 Academy

West's speedsters got to state meet but they were beaten out. Only one of the events at the District Meet at Delaware, the mile re lay, was placed in by West boys. Bob Phillips, Bill Jones, George Francis, and Cicero Neely, were the four boys who comprise the relay LEFT to RIGHT: Gary Alwood, Bill Castle, Bob team. Their time, 3:33.5. Wesley, Larry Dulin. Jim Prater was one of the outstanding point men of the year for West. West High's Track sguad wound up its regular schedule by winning a dual meet dumping Linden McKinley there, 67 Mj to 50%.

Left to right, FIRST ROW: Dave Koons, Paul Meadows, Jim Hastings, Dick Glass, Bob Phillips. Bill Kerns, Larry Barnett, Jim Willis. SECOND ROW: Gary Dusenbery, Bob Montgomery, Kenny Bowman, Harold Green, Cicero Neely, Jim Prater, Joe Massey. THIRD ROW: Bun Miles, BUI Jones, Svens Caune, Ted Fox, Windle Hunydy, Roger Ruflner, Mike Owen. FOURTH ROW: Ron Minks. Phil Fleming, Bob Heibel, Jim Roberts, Dave Duerler, Jim Morris. {/[/est ^/4iaku l/i/restuvial ^Jc l ) 'earn

Mr. John Butler, one of our football coaches, broke the ice this year, when he started the first wrestling team West High has had since 1930. Along with the help of Dr. Hardy, Mr. Butler molded the boys into a fair wrestling team. Because experience is impor tant in wrestlinq, the team won only one meet, but several mem bers made good showings throughout the year. One boy, Bill Doughty, won in the state tournament. With new uniforms here and a year under their belt the West High wrestlers should fare well next year.

Lett to right. FIRST ROW: Irvin Hill. Roger Johnson. Dick Stiles. James Morris. Bob Saint. SECOND ROW: Frank Wilgus, Steve Strom. Larry McQuerey. Dave Koons, Eric Marlow. THIRD ROW: Dick Reams, Lynn Hegele, Tim Scaarer, Tom McGill. /jviviiov ^Miak (/Daseball avid ^Jvack

Jr. High Baseball Story LcoTy McQuerrey July 8. 1959 West's Jr. baseball team end ed its season with a 4-4 record. Glen Rohrer was one of the leading players. He was a pitcher and second in the team in batting with a .333 average. On the pitching scene, Porter led with a 2-3 record. Rohrer followed with 1-0, then Cogan 1-1 and Donaldson 0-0. West amounted some 38 runs to their opponents' 45.

JR. HIGH'S RECORD West Berry West Eastmoor West Franklin West Barrett West Rosevelt West Hilltonia West Rosevelt Left to right, FIRST ROW: Bob Cogan, Mike Porter, Herb Schrafeneneicker, Jim West Mohawk Cook. Dick Robison, Glenn Roher, Dan Donaldson, Bill Lurtz. SECOND ROW: Rick Meyers, Ron Grunstein, Jim Hughes, James Drummond, Dan Downing, West 38 45 Opp. Steve Takos. Skip Sanford, Bob Kight. Mike Uldricks. THIRD ROW: manager Howard Davies, Tom Alban, Charles Castle, Les Armstrong, Gerald Walters, Larry Graves, Rick Finke, Bob Biggers.

Left to right, FIRST ROW: coach Mike Wilson, Lou Coles, Mike Carroll, Larry Calvert, Buford Upperman. Dennis Carpenter, David Smith. SECOND ROW: Paul Thompson, Dave Nauchman, Jim Burden, Dan Agiste, Phil Baker, Jim Brewer, David Halstein. Bill Johannes, manager. Court yard rendez-v A moment they'll never forget.

Food, food and more food. Memories at the Seneca.

"Slurp. Gulp!" "Care for some juice"

Fun at the Senior Banquet. They finally made it! m

Peggy Smith is chosen Miss G. A. A. 1kW

Donna Frazier is chosen Miss Senior Secretary. "A little more to the right.'

"Love in the Spring" by Freddy Cotter and Dan Morris.

Tears and yells come with the the new journalism staff. '2),Ul

Petticoats and ties were seen and polite "pleases" and "thank-yous" heard around the halls of West as spring was initiated into the school by the annual Guys' and Dolls' Day. The highlight of the day was the fifth and sixth period dances sponsored by the junior and senior student councils. It was indeed a moment of tense excite ment as Miss Brown, Miss Bachmayer, and Mr. Darrow announced who had been selected as Guy and Doll. Jim Cook and Sandy Malone were junior high Guy and Doll, while reigning over the senior high were Bob Thorton and Susie Harvey. Tom Alban, Jerry Mider. Dennis Moyer, Jim Cook, Jerry Ball, Vickie Hixon, Sue Ruffing. Sandy Malone. Jeanette Bahn. Sara Paini were the candidates for Junior High guy and doll.

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Left to right. SEATED: Pat Williams, Bob Thorton, Dan Morris, Fun Willis. FIRST ROW: Susie Harvey. Ja el Gove. Judi Robii Janet Roberts, Hetga Scharte. These nine students were the candidates for Senior High guy and doll. i5avid vavietu J^>kow

The ending for a well done show.

Sherri Redmon. Sandy Badgley, Carol Waldeck, Judi Robison. Sandy Bukey. Betty Walker. Laura Lucas. Susan Weisman, Mardell Duron, and Pam Mobley kicked their heels up in the senior chorus line.

The sextet, Linda Snyder. Sara Hayes. Sandy Bukey, Helga Scharte, Janet Gove, and Carol Souther, sing "Once in a WhUe." Senior L^iaSS j^la v

Judi Robison, Dave Morris, Sharon Younkii and Doug Sharon Younk Robison. and Les Wilson panto Harbor assemble for practice on stage. a kitchen see rue pros would.

Judi Robison and Larry Rowe become a scene from "Our Town." These students were initiated into the National Honor Society the highest elective club at West. They must have a 3.5 average, have 14 service points, and possess leadership quali ties, and be in their 12A semes ter in school. Each and every one of them is to be congratulat ed for their fine showing through their high school years.

FIRST ROW: Pam Mobley, Catherine Kuhn, Donna Frazier, Sandy Badgley, Marie Berger, Shirley Larkin, Karin Groeziner, Sharon Smith. SECOND ROW: Les Wilson, Glenn Baker. Tom Morrison, -Gloria Dailey, Judy Smith, Sandy Bukey. Susan Turner. Charles Huff, Bob Elliot, Hilman Horn.

These 27 students were ad mitted into the "L" Society. They, also, must maintain a 3.5 average in their major subjects through their high school years, and must be in the 11A semes ter.

Left to right, FIRST ROW: Bev Gill, Joann Waldeck, Carol Blum, Bev Wright, Judy Powell, Andrea Alexander. Kay Adkins, Diana Dunbar, Carol Bailey. SECOND ROW: Sue Drinkhouse, Jean Fry, Ann Elliot. Sharon Reichart. Barbara Barnharl. Karin Roivas, Diane Schiller, Virginia Halstead, Bonnie Thatcher. Jean Williams. THIRD ROW: Tom Welch, Paul Pohle, Mike Kagay, Fred Posey. Susie Barnard, Gary Hauptman, Larry Miller, Bruce Harmon.

Left lo right. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Amri, Sandra Frakes, Sandy Lenox, Larry Negulesco, Howard Davies, Barbara Pohl Kenny Fuller, John Richards, Rebecca Furbay. Sue Rulfing. Sh. n Borton. SECOND ROW: Barbara Brockman, Mary Pemberton, Pam Miller, A Bostic, Rick Meyer, Sandy Malone, Tim Watson, Karen Griffin. Vickie Hixon, Sht Richmond. Dana Shady. onovs

The Sparks award, given lo students with a 4.0 average, was presented to Janet Cove and Charles Huff.

1 >* The National Merit Scholarship was pre « ^8 sented to Judy Smith and a $1000 award by the National Sales Executive to Les Wilson for being chosen the National DECA student of f \ m the year. j3k^ mmm^^rfc^M Mr. Wilcox, journalism advisor, presented the Hartley Newspaper Scholarship to Karen Groezinger.

Shirley Larkin and Diane Kelsay announce the dedication of the 1959 Occident to Mr. Bonar. Specialf r\ecoanitv villi on

The unsung heroes for many departments at West are Bateman's boys. These boys, from the twelfth grade industrial arts class, work hard at many projects for which they receive no recognition. Such jobs as setting up the bleachers for football games, working on the track, repairing equipment for both boys' and girls' athletic departments, and working on the forest at the new Westmoor school, are just a few of their voluntary con tributions.

Westway Post No. 3441

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES

852 Clarendon Avenue

If you have served your country in time of war on foreign soil or in hostile waters you should belong to the V. F. W.

Through fifty years of service to its students In the 1929-30 school year, the Otto H Magly and the community. West hos made on outstanding chapter of the National Honor Society was organ record of distinguished achievement ized; in 1933, the Occident received an All-Ameri- The school won its first trophy in 1909 -- the con superior rating from the National Scholastic junior high boseball team under the coaching of Press Association. the principal, Mr Magly, won the championship Magly Field, our magnificent stadium, was the and the Spaulding Trophy largest m the city when it was built in 1937; the The first graduating class (1911) participated lights, put up ten years later, add much to its in the first baccalaureate services ever held in a beauty. Columbus high school. In both world wars, West went "al! out" for The athletic department began a long string the war effort: 124 West students were on active of chompionships by taking top honors in football duty in the First World War, 2800 students and 21 in 1915 Winning championships in basketball, teachers served in World Wor II; the Student Coun- baseball, ond track, West's athletes have been rid :il sponsored o scrap drive in 1943 and collected ing the crest of success throughout the years. 40 ublxv boys In January, 1929, the school moved from its location on Centrol Avenue to the building we now occupy, which was described by a visitor os the "most beautiful school in the country " tk

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West High School

179 South Powell Avenue

Columbus 4, Ohio In the spring of 1909, dedication cere monies were held for the new West Side High School, built on the corner of Central Avenue and State Street. Today, in the spring of 1959, after fifty golden years of growth, change, and improvement, West High School remains dedicated to the principle of completely edu cating its students and preparing them to live worthwhile and happy lives. "Wisdom, Honesty, and Sincerity," the school's original motto, have been shining through the years in the eyes and characters of its graduates- will they be reflected in ours? Administration Faculty : Graduates Sports Activities , Merits Music Jr. High Registration

Diane Kelsay editor-in-chief Shirley Larkin picture editor Jonet Gove homecoming editor Dave Morris sports editor Linda Kerr asst. club editor Virginia Halsteod osst. club editor Carol Souther music editor Diane Bergman merits editor Karen Groezinger advertising manager Judy Boster subscription manager m Dr. Harold Eibling Superintendent of Schools

Robert F. Dorrow Principal five years at West Wooster College innXLcnv B.A.; M.A.-Ohio State

Ruth M. Bachmayer Vice-principal thirty years at West Ohio Wesleyan University Harriette L. Brown B.A.; O. W. U.; Vice principal M.A.--Ohio State seven years at West University of Chicago A.B. and M.A.

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« """VHerber t Schneider 6 yrs. ot West ^•i B A, B.S; MA Advisor-FT.A. Myron T. Seifert

A-.ll.om Siebert Science, Geogrophy

Foremen W. Sldger Self-Contoined 6 yrs. ot West

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I Donald Srail Otto France

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Miss Rhoda O'Harra, sewing and math teacher, passed away in December, 1958. The students and faculty of West deeply regret the loss of such a capable in structor.

Via l\eeiivemeni Retiring after thirty years of devoted service to West High, Eorl C. "Pop" Reed will never be forgotten by those who were fortunate enough to have him as a teacher, an advisor of the Eques trian Club, or who simply knew him as a friend. The students and faculty of West High School wish to you, "Pop" Reed, many future years of happiness. UlL 1 5- .aJite.. 1 -^J> 1 ^ j -P j • ff *m 1 H lr I 1 :< ^ ill l l 1 iBP''l ^^^^M Elections for officers paved the way The prom wos quite an unusual affair; Preparation for graduation day With the threat of flood, we had to beware. We elected these four; they did their best Decorations for "Dream" were blue and white. To guide us through our lost year at West. It turned out to be a perfect night.

Dave Fronds—president Baccalaureate at Hoge was one to inspire, Sharon Gibson—vice president The many good virtues we hope to acquire. Gene Beard—secretary Rita Dorr—treasurer Then came the day graduation wos here, With the time of porting, all too near. Our senior mixer, on the fourth of December But memories of West well forever remain. Was an occosion we'll always remember. And with faith in God, success we'll attain A carefree atmosphere reigned supreme, For "Hobo Heaven" wos the theme.

For our banquet, prophesy was made; It's theme depicted a Mardi Gras Parade. Our spirits were high, entertainment was great; With the whole class, this dinner did rate. Closs Speaker 3

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JoAnn Campbell

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Frank Blackwood

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Kay Bol.n

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.2.3 . C. Y. ... ,. C 2 French Club 1, 2. 3 Y-Teens 1,2, 3 Student Council 1 Style Show 3

Sen.or Choir 3 Beginning Choir 2 Girls' Glee 2, 3 Girls' Ensemble 3 "L" Society 2 F

Voneiy Show 2

but he gets there |ust

Wch.ngBand 1,2,3

VCY i, a Hi-Y 2 Radio 1,2,; Senior Choir Beginning CI Boys' Glee 1

To* Stamp Show I, 2

$100 Club 3 Chorus 1,2,3 Gym Monitor '.

Bill McComb A jolly good s

Morchmg Band 1, 2, 3 Dance Bond I Variety Show 1, 2, 3 Tax Stomp Show 1, 2 Most Popular 3

LotmClub 1

x Stamp Show 2

Steve Fetherol*

Occident Staff 1.2, 3

Girls'Glee 1,2

Christmas Donee Court 3

,2,3

Spon.sh Club 2, 3 Y-Teens 3 Student Council 2, 3 Library Staff 2 Style Show 3 Nat.onol Honor 3 Senior Choir 2, 3 Mixed Ensemble 3 Senior Orchestra 1,2, Rotory Luncheon 3 "L" Society 2

Ronald Drake "Ron"

arching Band 1, 2, 3

Tnongle Club 2

Student Council 3 Rodio 3 Boseboll 1, 3

Ohio All-Star

June Freeman

V. A C. 2, 3 Y-Teens 1,2,1 $100 Club 3

SI 00 Club 3 Beginning Cho Girls'Glee 3

Chorus Christm Study A CIVIC Chairmon 3 m^^^^^^^L* Joseph Thompson "Joe". Roger Ruble They do the best When lun and duty clash, let duty go to smash

Varsity Football 2 Student Council 2 Equestrian Club 3 Matching Band 1 Triongle Club 2 Drafting Award 3 Industnol Convention Award 3 ^Mw

Delpha Shaver Baoerly Waltman

A good worker and Good humo, ,s her O good thinker play fellow

V. C. Y. 3 Superlatives 3 Spanish Club 1,2,3 F T A 3 Senior Orchestra 1. 2, 3, V. C Y 2.3 Variety Show 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 1,2,3 Office Monitors 2 Class Team 1, 2 Student Council 2 Bus Ad Staff 3 $100 Club 1, 3 f Senior Choir 3 Bcginnmg Choir 3 Girls' Glee 3 ^W Intromurols 2. 3 w^mmw Darnel Wcygondt "Dan

Cheerful ond courteo full of monly groce

Reserve Football 1

Boys' Glee 1. 2. 3

Tax Stomp Show 2

Reserve Football 1

fastened by a checrlul

Spanish Club 1,2, 3 Y-Teens 2, 3 $100 Club 2 Senior Choir 3 Beginning Choir 2

Judith Tague "Judi'

Spanish Club 2, 3 G.rls'Glee 1,2, 3

Librory Staff 1. 2, 3 Deca Club 3 Girls'Chorus 1, 2, 3 Beginning Choir 2 Study Monitor 3

Style Show Stamp Cou Study Mon

Art Scholarship 3 Beginning Choir 2

i*riM ichord Norrit "Dick"

Reservee BasketbalBo l 1 Cofeteno \

Girls' Chorus 2, 3

great, why should Varsity Football 2, 3 Reserve Football 1 Seme Choir 2, 3 Beginning Choir 1 Boys' Glee 1 Class J-eatviveS

"Graduation Day "And vou'll never walk alone" JLma alev

As towards the west the constant sun proceeds Day after day across the sky, So do our hearts hold true to you, West High, West High, West High.

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 shall beat for you, West High, West High, West High. •IVHK1 It started tost September The prom wos held the fifth of June; On a day so bright and clear, Twill be remembered by everyone; The year we'll all remember- We knew it would oil be over soon— Our senior year. Our senior year wos almost gone.

Class officers we elected; June 10 was the night of graduation, Our mixer brought good cheer; The end of our school career; Our homecoming queen we selected— It was the happy culmination In our senior year. Of our senior year.

Christmas, New Year's, time flew by; In years to come, we'll ne'er forget June was drawing near, The years that we've spent here; Bringing a close to our days at West High And we'll always think, with fond regret, And the end of our senior year. Of our wonderful senior yeor. Class Teom 1, 2, 3

Boseboll 1, 2, 3

and reody to help Ee Ion CI Jb 1, 2. Sec. 3 M A .Club 2, Ch nn3 Teen . 2. 3 F. Com 2 Sn. i.'.Sionito i 3

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D. E. C. A. Clul

Tox Stomp Show

Boseboll 1,2,3' Closs Team 2, 3 $100 Club 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 3

Reg. Bus. Mgr. 3 Science Day 2, 3

Equestrion Club 3

t Stoff, Sub. Man

VAC 2, 3 Y-Teens I, 2, 3 Occident Stoff 3 Bus. Ad Stoff 1, 2 Annuol Staff 3 Style Show 3

laughter shakes the sky

F. T. A. 1, 2, 3 . V AC 2, 3 French Club 2, 3 Y-Teens 1,2,3 Class Team 1 Student Council 3 Pep Club 3

Mgr V rsity 1.. If, Mgr R serve roortx Y-Teens 1, 2 3 Track 3 Closs Play 3 Office Mon.tc re 1,2, 3 Wellor ,ho rman : "Fun W.thou Destruct Lloyd Brown

Lotin Club 1 Morching Bond 1, 2 Dance Band I, 3 t + Tax Stamp Show 3

Reserve Football

Style Show 3 Sen.or Choir 3 G.rlsGlee 2, 3 Vonety Show 2, 3 Closs Ploy 3 "Fun Without Destn 3 Tox Stamp Show 3 "L" Society 2 Girls' State 2

estnan Club

$100 Club 1, 2 o Club 3 Office Monitor 2 Study Monitor 1, 2 Gym Monitor 1 Reg Welfare Chain

Jin Caldwell

Always jokin

Sharon Camp "Sle

$100 Club I, 2 3 Club 1,2,3

Sec for Mr Reed 2,3

Dwight Campbell

Reg Business Mgr 3 Scholarship Test 2 Beverly Corbin sfull irkle with

Equestrian Club 3 Y-Tcens 1, 2 Office Monitor 2, 3 Study Mon.tor 3 Reg. Sec. 3 Jour. Rep. 1,2

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ndi Gras Court 3

,wcn Canity Ronald Coulter She sang so The force of his i makes his own w Equestnon Club 3

Tax Stomp Show 1

jay. that's our Pat, light and day

Style Show Usher 3 Office Monitor 2 Intramurals 2 SponishClub 1,

Senior Choir 3 Student Council 3 Beginning Choir Sen.or Choir 3 Boys Glee 1, 2 Bcgmmng Choir 1,2 Senior Orchestro

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Mordell Dixon But to see her love her, love

Y-Teens I, 2, 3 $100 Club 2, 3

Tox Stomp Show 1, 3 '-Teens 1, 2. 3

Reg B, Reg SSec. . 2, Reg. Civic & Well,

Reg Business Mgr 2 Trans from Franklin Heights 2

Willi* Fetherolf

$100 Club 1 Marching Bai

w ledge is a stepping

ind 1, 2, Pres. 3

Vonety Show 1, 2, 3 Tox Stomp Show 1.2.3 All City Band 1,2,3

V. A. C 2, 3 Y-Teens I. 2, Library Stott 2 Tox Stomp Show 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 3

girl, whi'sr is that her hair won't i

Equcstnan CI ub3 FTA 1,2, 3 V. A. C. 3 Science Club 3 French Club: Y-Tcens 1,2, Cabinet 3 Closs Team 7 $100 Club 1, 2 Pep Club 3 Style Show 3 Majorette 3 Spomsh C Trock 2 "L" Socie

SI00Club3. SI 000 CI Style Show usl er3 Closs Ploy 3 Office Momto, 2

••L"°Soc,e" 2

Student Counci Occident Stoff Bus Ad Stoff 3 Annuol Staff 3 Pep Club • Deco Club Style Show

Reg Civic Chr. 2

Janet Gove Beauty is I

Student Council 2 \ Pres.; 3 Occdent Staff 3 Annual Staff 3 Senior Choir 3 Variety Show 2, 3 Y-Tcens 1, 2, 3 Student Council 1 Pep Club 3 Style Show Usher Closs Play 3 "Fun Without De

Karen Graeiinger Pot Hi ,.„on -Dopey- power ol thought, the'

,s3 , Stall 2 ii. ing Choir 3 Y-Teens 1,2,3 Student Council 3 Occident Staff 2, Ad. 3 Business Ad Staff 3 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3 $100 Club 2, 3

new life is likely

Vnn 1,2,3 ,,e,,s,l Mgr. 1 A„ Club 3 Beginning Choir 3 l.,u, Cub 3 s, ,sh 1 U 1, 2 3 Bui iff 2 Sen,. , ( hei r 3 k 1 I 3 K«a Room Rep 1 Civic

Sandy Hacgcle Connie Hatfield

High School in 1958

Style Show Usher 3 Variety Show 3 Intramurals 2, 3 Holl Monitor 2 Basketball Sweetheart Court ,1,2,3 BeginninngChg Choi, r 3 ,' Glee 3

Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 Morching Bond 1, 2, 3 VonetyShow 1,2,3 .

Student Council Senior Orchestro

Tox Stamp Show

, Bosketboll 2. 3 ,^*rx

-* Student Council 3 $100 Club 3 Senior Choir 2, 3

Bill Ingle

Happy an-

Vorsity Football 2, 3 Reserve Football 1 Reserve Basketball 1

Reg. Room Civic Chrm. 1,

Dove In,keep

My idea of on agreeable

Most Fun to be Witl F. T. A. 3 V. A. C 3 Y-Teens I, 2, Cobin :nt Council 1, lent Staff 1, 2 IOI Stoff Asst. Pix Ed 2, Editor- 3 Style Show 3 Senior Choir 2, 3 Girls'Glee I, 3 Class Play 3

Pres. 3 nt Stoff 2, 3 Science Club 1,2. Pi ss Ad Stoff 3 Student Council 1 I Staff 3 Occident Staff 1. 2 Annuol Stoff 1, 2 Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 Beginning Choir 1 Boys Glee 1, 3 Tox Stomp Show 1

Reg. Pres. 2, Bus. Mgr 3 Christmas Play 3 rench Club 1 i-Y 1,2,3 tudent Counci

Style Show Usher 3

Equestnon Club 3 Science Club 2 Hi-Y 1, 3 $100 Club 3 Senior Chair 2, • Beginning Choir Boys Glee 2, 3 Morching Bond Chnstmas Play 3 Var.ety Show 1

Deniie Lanning

Of stoture fair and

Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Semor Choir 3 Semor Orchestro 1, 2 Vonery Show 1,2,3 Tax Stamp Show t, 2,

Y-Teens 1, 2, Sec 3 Closs Team I, 2, 3 Student Council 3 Radio 2, 3 Annuol Stoff P,x Ed Pep Club 3 Student Council Radio 3 Pep Club 3 Dance Bond 3 Variety Show 1. Closs Ploy 3 'Fun Without Di 3 Tox Stomp Show

V. AC 2, 3 French Club 2, 3 Class Team Cheerleader I, 2, 3 Sludent Council 3 Radio 3 Pep Club 3 Closss Plasy 3" "Fun W.I

Jane Mcllyar Darlene Miller Laugh and t

SlOOClub 1,2, 3

• ithout Destructic

Bill McLaughlin John William Miller

French Club 1, 2, 3 Y-Tcens 1. 2, 3 Style Show Usher 3 Closs Ploy 3 3 Tox Stamp Show 3 Intramurals 1.2.3 Christmos Ploy 3 Mon.tor 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 3 Style Show l

Mon.tor 3 V C Y 3 Y-Teens 1, 2 Beginning Choir 3

When duty and plei

Equestrian Clul F T A 2, 3 V A C 2, 3 Y-Teens 1,2. Pep Club 3

lis 1,2,3 foreChr. 1,2 s Assembly 3

Great modesty often

Radio 2, 3 SlOOClub 1,3 Pep Club 3 Style Show 3 Class Plav 3 "Fun Without Destruct

Tax Stom| > >h. .S 3 Christmas A.1,,-,; .bly3

SlOOClub 1,2,3

Tox Stomp Show 3 Equestrian CI b 1,2, Vice Pres. F. T. A. 3 Y-Teens l.Cc linel 2, Style Show 3 Closs Ploy 3 Fun Withou Destruc

Intramurals 1 2, 3 Cki.,m,s Ass embly 3

Priscillo Procter

Light hair, inc

Class Team Cheerleoder 3

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V. A. C 2, 3 French Club 1,2,: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Closs Team 1, 2 Radio 3 SlOOClub 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 3 Senior Choir 3

"Fun Without Dest

Tax Stomp Show 3

Reg. Bus Man. t,

Giles Rofsnider

StogeCrew 1,2,3 Rodio 3 $100 Club 3 Senior Choir 2, 3 Equestnon Club 3 F. T. A. 2 French Club 2, 3 Y-Tcens 1, 2, 3 Study Holl Monito

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will lost to the end Latin Club 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Library Stott 1,2 SlOOClub 1 Pep Club 3 Deca Club 2

Janet Roberts

She has a pleasant

Y-Tccns Library S $100 Ck

Cheerleader \ ? .1

G A A 3

Y-Teens 1, 2 $ 100 Cub 2 Pep CI,,,. ., Senior Choi, Girls' Glee 2, \o,,e„ sh, „ Class Play 3

_ Uttttt^ Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Class Team Cheerleader 2, 3 Pep Club 3 Style Show 3 Senior Choir 3 Beginnmg Choir 2 Girls' Glee 2 Vonety Show 2, 3

Reserve Footboll 1

scorning Escourt 3

Y-Teens 1,2,3 Closs Teom 1, Cheerli

Radio 3 Senior Choir 2, 3 Pep Club 3 Boys Glee 2, 3 Style Show 3 Closs Ploy 3 Senior Choir 2, 3 Office Monitor 2, 3 Beginnmg Choir 1 "Fun Without Destri Mixed Ensemble 3

Student Coui Student Counci $100 Club 3 Senior Choir 1, Pep Club 3 Pres. 3 Boys Glee 1, 2,

Reg Pres 1, 2, Bus. Mgr. 3 Gym Ofdce Momtor 3 $1000 Club 3 Tom Sines

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Reserve Football 1 Tox Stomp Show 1 Lotin Club 1 Occident Stoff 1 Bus Ad Staff 1 Annual Staff 1 Photographer 1

The only way to hg a friend is to be on larching Band 1, 2

H.-Y Chaplain 3 Pep Club 3 Senior Choir 3

Man hing Bond 2

Hoiel Shannon

Y-Tcens 3 Transferred from Franklin Heights High School 2 Pep Club Boseboll

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Reg. Rrtv Welfare Chrr Y-Teens 3 Student Coun Cil 3 Occident Sto 3 Style Show 3 Senior Choir , 3 Girls Glee Pre s. 3 Closs Ploy 3 Destruction 3 Intromurols 3 Tronsferred f •om East High School 2

w„h Peggy Smith ft F T. A. 1 ? ,»"", Latin C Y-Teens 1 ' ,3 Student cil 2 Occiden Si, f 3 S100C 2,3 Pep Clu 11 Style Sh >w3 Senior Choir 2, 3

jn to be w,tl Football 2, e Footboll 1

s,,., Judith Sm,,h "J.«y Of Q 1 theori s m which eel, n g. I iswn „, „ F. T. A. 2, 3 V.C. Y. 1,2,3 s ( Y 3 Spanish Club 2, 3 1 ntln Club I See ,3 Y-Teens 1,2,3 eClul 2, 3 $100 Club 2, 3 , k,, en, Slo 1 1 7 Office Monitor 2 Anns ,1 Hal 2, J Science Doy 1 Holl Monitor 2, 3 Study Monitor 2

Lindo Snider The rare gift of being constantly and naturally

Student Coui On Business Stoff 1, 2 .Va. o2, 3 S100C ftnfl Club 3 •it. Show : Style Show ety Sho V 3 <- o s Ploy 3 Study Mon Vorsity Football 2 Reserve Football I

Tox Stomp Show 3

Sally Trcherne

emcly busy, bul Reg Welfare Chr. 2 Han Club 2, 3

F. T. A 2, 3 Student Council 3 Pep Club 3 Style Show Usher 3

Dan Uldricks

MI, I ootboll sity• BasketbalBasketbt l 2, 3 B Basketball 1

Floydo Toylor

Pleasant and c

Y-Teens 1, 3 $100 Club 3 Style Show Usher 3

Tox Stamp Show 3

French Club 2, 3

Student Co nril 3 1 B, ,. Glefl . Boys Quorte ,2 Reg Presid n, Stale Schok rshl Test 2 Office Monitor 3

Occdent Stoff 3 $100 Club 3 Pep Club 3 Variety Show 2, 3 Mojorette 2, Head 3

renchClub 1,2,3 Spanish Club 2, 3 Y-Teens 1,2, 3 Pep Club 3 Style Show 3 Variety Show 3 Reg Sec 2 MordiGrasChr 3

Style Sho. Variety SI Closs Plo>

Reg CIVIC Chr 3

Girls' Chorus 2, 3

l. Welfare Chr. 2

Fneda Willi Beginning Choir 1 Variety Show 1 Closs Play 3

Tox Stomp Sho> ^.

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A life is just beginning to unfold at fourteen but the characteristics of a jubilant personality, neat appearance, and stalwart smile were apparent in Richard even then. In recent years memories have faded. As we stand on the threshold of a new life and look back, we see those who have helped shape our lives and ease us over the rough spots with laughter. We cannot help but vainly wish that Dick were here to share this moment with us. But beyond our trivial powers to understand, He has chosen to take him from us before Rich ard could face the bright future that now confronts us. ho Q Cot° ° **?' C_..nd

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CLASS

/jane Class J~eatuves

'Say it with flowers." "Hail, hail, the gang's all here."

"The editor gets canned."

"We're the Seniors and no one could be prouder 'I could have danced all night.'

Vavsitu'! ^yootball According to statistics West did not do very riiSiM well, but toward the end of the season the Broncos really showed they were champions. The season ~^ got off to a bad start as the Cowboys traveled to „\(l Springfield and were turned back 20 to 0. The fol lowing games were fairly similar. West was cheered HF/ A by a win over Bishop Watterson High School, 13 to 0. This added much gaiety to the homecoming • weekend. The inspired West eleven again followed through with o surprising 20 to 14 win over Aqui nas. Although the terriers played a very tight game, our boys, sparked by Dave Francis, could do no Bob Thornton (46) carries Ihe ball for a gain during the South game. wrong. The North High Polar Bears put a damper on West's high spirits the following week with a heartbreaking score of 19 to 16. Expecting the Broncos to be spiritless after this loss, a disinter ested crowd gathered to see West play the Tigers from East High. Before the night was over, the Sept. 12 Springfield—20 West-0 spectators were dumfounded as an inspired Cow Sept. 19 Linden McKinley—27 West-15 boy team ran away with the game by a score of 38 Sept. 22 Eastmoor—1 8 West-0 to 18. This was the first time in eight years East Oct. 3 South-6 West-0 had been beaten by the Broncos. This comeback Oct, 10 Central-28 West-16 game closed the season with a 6 lost and 3 won Oct. 17 Watterson—0 West-13 record, but more important the season was closed Oct. 24 Aquinas-12 West-20 with a feeling of accomplishment. Oct. 31 North-19 West-16 Special note should go also to Dave Francis, Nov. 7 East-20 West-38 Fred Ash, and Jerry Spears who were elected to the Columbus All-City squad

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Left to right, first row, Dove Francis, Jim Carter, Bill Ingle John Vellani, Tom Meyers, Fred Ash, Roy Horky, Jerry Spears, Bob Pate, Don Uldricks, Bob Thorton, Jim Hostings' Bill Smith, Coach Schmitter. Second row, Leon Evans, Bill Hill, Larry Barnett, Eric Morlow, Steve Randall, Dave Mor'r s, Jerry Hummel, Bob Wilkinson, Bob Kern, Tim Skaarer, Dan Alder, Bob Brown, Bob Dean, Charlie Meyers. Third row, Bill Paske, Don Birle, Jim Horn, Rick Banker, Jon Greer, Dave James, Gene Branson, Bob Pemberton, John Peterson' Bob Saint, Don Milano, Ed Diedrich, John Butler. Left to right, first «, Bob Ross, Gary Alwood, Jon Greer, Bob Wilkinson, Don Birle, Stew Randall, Victor James, Earl Aber, Bill Hill, Eddie Diedrich. Second r, Jim Thornton, Bill Ardle. Art NewKirk, Dennis Howes, Rick Banker, Dave James, Bill Paske, Ken Roivas, Honk Newkirk, Joe Mann, Bob Kei Third row, Steve WaideMch, John Williams, Dave Duerler, Burr Miles, Harold Green, Gary Clark, Tom Galloway, John Mathew, Roger Helmick, Bob Montgomery, Dori Milo IKesevve ^/ootball The Reserve football team wound up a very successful season in third place. The Reserve Broncos were coached by William Brown and stu dent coach Bob Kern. The West eleven started out their season with a 14 to nothing win over Linden McKinley. They continued this streak by stomping Eastmoor 30 to 6. The spell was broken as South plowed our boys under with a score of 22 to 0. Central also blanked the Cowboys with a 14 to nothing win. West came back true to form by knocking down Arlington and Watterson by scores of 36 to 8 and 28 to 6 respectively. Coach Brown's Broncos slipped again though as they bowed to Aquinas 28 to 6. Although they lost to the Ter riers, West finished the season by a 20 to 0 win over the Polar Bears from North and then, getting their cue from the varsity, won over East 26 to 0 which was a fine ending to a wonderful season. The final tally showing the West High Reserves >M rr\Q / with a 6 won and 3 lost record. ^_

Jo Ann Campb

On Friday, October 17, Magley Field was a scene of suspense and excitement as another Homecoming weekend was about to start. Rain earlier in the day did not dampen the spirits of the crowd as members of the court were escorted through lines formed by the band and took their honored seats on the 50 yard line. A touchdown scored by West against Watterson seconds before the end of the second quarter made half-time ceremonies complete. Af ter the band performed in the court's honor, the big moment ar rived. Pam Mobley accepted the bouquet of yellow mums and the title of 1958-1959 Homecoming Queen from Bonnie Mclntire, 1957- 58 Queen. Members of the court, JoAnn Campbell, Rita Dorr, Janet Gove, and Judi Robison, looked on as co-captains Ray Horky and Dave Francis received the tradi tional good-luck kiss. West went on to win the game, 1 3 to 0. The fol lowing night in West's gym, the Alumni Association held the Home coming Dance Queen Pam and her court were honored with crowns and fe(Wt silver bracelets. Left to right, first row, Ted Miller, Tom Hartranft, Bill West 39 Newark 69 Castle, Bob Wesley, Terry Briggs, John Peterson. Second West 69 Central 89 row, Don Uldricks, Roy Horky, Jerry Spears, Roger West 36 Aquinas 39 Street, Dpve Brady, Chuck King. West 90 Eastmoor 52 West 58 Marion Franklin 44 West 52 North 64 West 40 Bexley 42 West 59 Linden 57 West 69 South 50 West 60 East 84 West 45 Central 76 [/avsttu basketball West 44 Aquinas 36 West 65 Eastmoor 53 West 69 Marion Franklin 41 West 43 North 75

The West High Cowboys under the direction of Fred Heischman came through their 1958-59 season with a hard-won 7 and 5 record. West started the year by being defeated the first three games. The Broncs made a smashing comeback by crushing Eastmoor 90 to 52. West was led by Jerry Spears who banged out 45 points to break the previous city league scoring record of 43. The Red Devils of Marion Franklin suffered much the same fate os they were beaten 58 to 44. Being beaten in the next two games we came back to win an overtime thriller from Linden McKinley 59 to 57, Out of the next eight contests our boys won on even split, defeating South, Aquinas, Eastmoor, and Marion Frank lin. Beaten many times in the scoring column, but never beaten in spirit, our Cowboys really earned their fourth nlace berth in the city league.

Dave Brady gets the opening tip for West during the West-Eastmoor game. f\esevve ijaskewatl

Left to right, first row, Garry Weigond, Dick Williamson, Fred Posey, John Williams, Ed Altenburg, Eddie Diedrick. Second row, Bob Ross, Rick Banker, Bill Detwiler, Bill Hill, Gary Alwood, Dave Coburn, manager.

The West High Reserves coached by Dwight reserves kept practicing and working to rid them Black had this year the roughest season they will selves of some of their faults. As the season pro probably ever see. The reserve five were hampered gressed you could see the team start to work to by a lack of height and a definite lack of being gether and develop. able to play as a team. Poor passing was another What the great Woody Hayes said about foot one of their failures. ball could be applied to basketball. "The day our The first of the season showed the Broncos team loses a game and doesn't learn something losing games by large margins. Some of these early from it, is the day I quit football." The players on contests were enough to discourage the best of this seasons reserve squad can indeed appreciate teams but, showing an unusual fire and spirit the this statement.

Left to right, first row, Bev Gill, Lyda Key, Dottie Reese. Second row, Ann Evans, Jean Postlethwait, Karin Roivas. Lett to right, first row, Paul Meadows, Gary Reynolds, Billy Doughty, Gary Dusenbery, Joe Massey, Dave Koons. Second Mincks, Manager; Bill McComb, Steve Caune, Billy Castle, Jack Fravel, Bruce Harmon, Bob Phillips.

L^voss L^oantm! / ^Jt'earn

With Coach Rufus Glass at the helm the 1958 cross-country team fought to a second place in the city and a fourth place in the district. The team had returning lettermen; Dusenberry, Phillips and Rey nolds. The thirteen man squad elected as their cap tain Joe Massey, a junior. This years thin dads held a record of 8 wins and 5 losses. Our six varsity cheerleaders helped boost the wavsitu teams morale and led the school's supporters in cheers at the 6th period pep rallies and at the foot ball and basketball games this year. They, also, helped to start the first pep club at West. They not only cheered at every game in the city, but went L^-keevleadievs as far as Newark and Steubenville to cheer the team on.

Left to right, Sherri Redmon, Judy Newkirk, Sharon Younkin, captain; Judi Robison, Sandy Badgley, Pam Mobley

"W--E--S-- T"-chant the Varsity Cheerleaders at the West-Marion Franklin game. Jerry Spears, 6' 5" center, broke the city league scoring record during the Eastmoor game. Previous record of 44 was held by Mel Nowell, of Columbus East. Jerry ex- ded the record by 1 point with a score of 45.

"Queen candidates and theii corts"

"A small gift for a great coach"

Left to right, first row, Midge Gallicchio, Willa Ball, Peggy Carter, Laraine Statczar, club reporter, Nancy Ream, Sec.-Treas., Eddie Schmitt, vice president, Les'Wilson, president. Second row, Erma Bailey, Sue Peake, Nancy Chapman, Nancy Steele, Wilma Redding, Donna Wareham. Third row, Jayne Ricketts, Joe Pitt, Bill Rohrig, Ron Bowman, Sandy Hunt. Fourth row, Robert Holy- cross. John Merrick, Bob Phillips, Harlan Slovens, O. D. Lehman, teacher, coordinator.

.rJjistributtve C^ducattucalion vnenca

This year the Distributive Education Club of America wos formed at West. The students are only in school four periods o day before they leave for their positions. As a result they miss many of the social activities. D. E. C. A. was formed to supplement these activities; they have hayrides and parties like any other club. November 1 the club attended the first Regional Conference at the Ohio Union. They elected the officers for the entire D. E. C. A. I Association of Ohio. Late in the year they held a Employer Banquet to which each student 1 F H brought his own boss. Mr. O. D Lehman is the club advisor. This f year's officers are: President, Eddie Schmitt; V Vice President, Jerry Williams; Secretary, V treasurer, Nancy Woerlein. : : fhti F xploins business management to D. The purpose of the Art Club is to promote an interest in all fields of art. Many of the student members have original painting and drawing which appear in the rear of the audi torium or the "little gallery" as it is called. Demonstrations of different fazes of art were presented at the meetings. As usual, the clubs able advisor, Mr. Tei- chart was always willing to lend a helping hand.

Paul Sokol, Patti Heischmon, Bill Ingle, and Mary Fields study dif ferent phases of art.

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•91-eft to right, Patti Heishman, Treasurer; Sue Drinkhouse, Vice President; Mary Smith, President; Iris Lutz, Secretary; Micnaei Doye, Publicity rChairman. First row, Frances Koselke, Wilma Carroll, Sharon Lunsford, Chelsea Vawters, Mary McCleaf, Debby Michaelis, Becky Paxton, Dee D5arris, Mardell Dixon. Second row, Dick Mickelson, Sheri Horlor, Floretta Armstrong, Gwendolyn Conley, Sherry Blakely, Sharon Amore, Mona nirown, Beverly Wright. Third row, Ronnie Miller, Fred Lambert, Jim Caldwell, Bill Ingle, Jon Kelly, Brent J. Sensobaugh, Harley Creamer, Don .Miller, Eric Marlow. Fourth row, Paul Sokol, Jim Hastings, Harry Postlethwait, John Galentine, Dave McGill, Bill Price, Lynn Hegele, John ra'eterson. Herb Bellman, Jim Blackburn, Frank Blackwood. 61 iT &

Lett to right, Carol Anne Beasley, Business Manager; Dick Fisher, Treasurer; Ervin Duncan, President; Mr. Keed, Advisor; Dons Anthony, decre tory; Carrie Pospichel, Vice President. First row, Lynda Fredendall, Susie Horvey, Donna Barnhill, Barbara Van Dyke, Patti Cutlip, Margie Droke, Carolyn Wilson, Koren Schneider, Patty Owen, Patty Emory, Jean Berger, Judy Von Schriltz, Potty Everett, Donna Stephens, Shera Richmond, Rita Compton, Becky Paxton, Dee Porris, Debby Michaelis, Polly Fisher, Pot Culler, Judy Henry, Donna Frazier, Elizabeth Price, Solly Porrish, Madolyn Hosier. Second row, Linda Davis, Kathy Jo Smith, Jonet Terpstra, Susan Unger, Jerry Crawford, Ann Reeves, Diane Bur den, Connie Conard, Koye Abbott, Toni Bellman, Janice Carver, Emma Chapman, Charlene Armstrong, Leah Schneider, Jean Daft, Vera Dixon, Chriss Corfrey, Sue Barber, Mary Lou Simmons, Ann Langdon, Sandy Love, Becky Radcliff, Mary Thome, Susie Coilins, Terry Moore, Donna Foust, Nancy Curl. Third row, Peggy Wood, Sondy Smith, Harold Pennington, Dave Lamp, Carl Dailey, Gail Hoffman, Susan Essig, Saroh Hays, Judi Tague, Marsha Minnix, Mary Fleming, Karen Whitmon, Bette Bailey, Judy Stewart, Mary Ann Bisbee, Carolyn Shannon, Jonet Myers, Nancy Stimmel, Sondro Bauder, Patti Heischman, Dione Schiller, Pat Hensel, Judy Louthen, Connie Hatfield, Bette Reynolds, Linda Swinford, Juonita Hoener, Tom Daft, Bill Stetler, Phil Fleming. Fourth row, Burr Miles, Frank Wilgus, Richard Reams, Raymond Fuller, Ronald Coulter, Willis Fetherolf, Sandy Amore, Carolyn Spencer, Mary Lou Converse, Denny Belcher, Linda Hysell, Charlotte Hedrick, Darold Conrad, Carol Peoples, Myrno Cazan, Sharon Reo, Janet Roberts, Marie Berger, Bill Ingle, Kent Gall, Jim Hastings, Dean Potts, Joe Thompson, Carol Garber, Betty Wolf, Thelma Fulton, Joy Dorr, Lois Bryant, Judith Wright, Betty Howells.

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The Equestrian Club is for students who love horses and activities concerning horses. The club has had many activi ties and projects this year. Among them were trips to rid ing academies, moonlight hayrides and roller-skating parties. The club regrets to an nounce that their faithful ad visor, "Pop" Reed is retiring at the end of this term. He will be missed by everyone.

The Equestrian Club officers discuss plans for a future meeting The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to teach girls the fundamentals of homemaking. The club holds its meetings the first and third Thursday of every month at eight o'clock in 135. Any girl who has had five periods of foods, clothing, child care, costume designing or home management is eligible to join. The formal initiation on November 20, Christmas Dinner on December 4, Interna tional Dinner on February 19, and the Mother and Daughter Banquet on May 21 were among the years activities. Selling refreshments at the football games is also an annual affair for the girls. Officers under the leadership of Miss Prather, Advisor; were: Barbara Barnhart, president; Patsy Castle, vice president; Joyce Clay, secretary; Sharon Daulton, treasurer; Mary Konkus, parliamentarian; Alberta Sears, recreation manager; Doris Anthony, publicity manager; Judy Boster, news reporter; Marsha Minnix, chorus leader; Donna Ware- ham, historian. Good food, as well as a good til had by all at the F. H. A. banquet.

Left to right, Sharon Daulton, Treasurer; Patsy Castle, Vice President; Barbara Barnhart, President; Joyce Clay, Secretary. First row, Frieda Irene Williams, Frances Williai ns, Marjorie Cook, Diana Barnes, Melissa Cheek, Mary Lou Shovers, Melba Redd, Marsha Minnix, Doris Anthony, .Carol Ann Beasley, Judi Tague Second row, Mary Fleming, Judie Lowe, Linda Halley, Gloria Pearson, Brenda Harris, Kothy Jo Smith, Carolyn Birle, Sue Barber, Frances Kose Ike, Myrno Boll, Sandy Love. Third row, Judy Merriom, Koren Groezinger, Judy Boster, Gwendolyn Conley, Phyllis Speicher, Dolores Lifmar , Sue LoDiard, Cathie Spencer, Peggy Wood, Mary Konkus, Virginia Cash, Susie Collins. 63 Left to right, Janie Mcllyar, Treasurer; Mary Huff, Vice President; Marilyn Hanger, President; Kay Ream, Secretary; Sue Knollman, Publicity Chairmon. First row, Polly Fisher, Frances Edwards, Joyce Clay, Sally Parrish, Pam Murray, Virginia Hackensmith, Carol Waldeck, Janet Gove, Newana Smith. Second row. Donna Foust, Donnabel Jackson, Lois Bryant, Karen Foster, Juanira Hoener, Karen Bowser, Joy Dorr, Mary Ellen Murphy, Linda Husch, Freddie O****"-

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"With Helpful Hands and Hearts We Render a Service to the School." The Future Nurses' of America Club al though fairly new to West High can certainly be considered o helpful one. During the year each member devoted some time throughout the week to working in the clinic. These girls aided the school nurse on her assigned days, and saw that every student needing medical aid or rest was taken care of. The club provides partial experience for those students who are interested in the field of nursing as a career. This year the entire club was invited to at tend the Open House at Grant and White Hos pitals on February 22 and March 4 respec tively. This gave the girls the opportunity to see for themselves the advantages the two nursing schools had to offer. The officers for the year were: president, Marilyn Hanger; vice-president, Mary Huff; secretary, Kay Ream; and treasurer, Jane Mc llyar. Miss Helen McCormick was club ad visor.

Four future "ladies in white" apply themselves by working in the clinic at least 2 of their free periods a week. The Irwin F. Young, Chapter of Future Teachers of America has the distinction of be ing the largest in the city. Each program organized by Mike Kagay, was of exceptional interest to the faculty as well as the student members. Guest speakers, Dr. Irwin F. Young, past principal of West; Helen Zielke, an alumni; and Dr. Harold H. Eibling, Superintendent of Columbus Public Schools, proved to be inter esting as well as informative. The F. T. A. members showed their Christ mas spirit by giving the teachers shiny apples. The officers for this year were: Sandy Badgley, president; Mike Kagay, vice-presi dent; Carol Souther, secretary; and Delia Gen try, treasurer. The faculty advisors were Mrs. Davis and Mr. Schneider. The meetings were held the first Friday of every month in 317. Anyone in Senior High who was interested in teaching was invited to attend.

J_eft to right, Delia Gentry, treasurer; Michael Kagay, vice-president; Sandy Badgley, president; Carol Souther, secretary. First row, Sharon :3ibson, Dotti Nochmon, Judy Miller, Lyda Key, Dotty Reese, Anita Graham, Joan Jenny, Debby Draper, Diana Dunbar, Frieda Willliams, Janet •Harris, Sherri Redmon, Debby Michaelis, Becky Paxton, Helgo Scharte, Elizabeth Price, Diana Sunker, Sharon Downey, Pam Mobley, Pot Culler, Dee Parris, Carol Upperman, Jonet Gove, Beverly Waltman, Hazel Buckingham. Second row, Borboro Shurtz, Susan Essig, Patti Seelenbinder, .Marie Berger, Mardell Dixon, Frances Kirts, Suzanne Kanatas, Carolyn Edman, Emma Chapman, Charlene Armstrong, Bev Gill, Korin Roivos, Carol AAontoney, Shirley Lorkin, Sue Rumley, Priscilla Procter, Judi Robison, Sandy Bukey, Janie Mcllyor, Judy Boley, Susan Weisman, Sandra Kaiser, •Newana Smith, Sorah Hoys, Susie Porter, Mariana Rockefeller, Nancy Woerlein. Third row, Ann Langdon, Karen Ruegg, Tedi Grabovich, Judy Bolin, Sharon Smith, Rita Fredendall, Karen Groezinger, Susie Horvey, Wanda Cook, Barbara Hicks, Linda Swinford, Janyce Dodson, Sandra Bottman, Maureen McCarthy, Marcia Calahan, Carolyn Freeman, Carrie Pospichel, Beth Hennick, Beth Weatherhead, Suzanne Lucas, Susan Roush, Mary Smith, Patty Clark, Andrea Alexander, Susan Turner, Linda Phillips, Gwendolyn Conley, Sandie Bean, Jeanne Postlethwait. Fourth row, Patty Reeder, Carolyn Spencer, Keitha Lambert, Judy Bond, Sharon Spencer, Judy Boster, Bob Pemberton, John Vellani, Dave Wolfe, Low- rence Carter, Ann Kunze, Marsha Geist, Eliza Busenburg, Yvonne Veeley, Barbara Barnhart, Carol Eckstein, Betty Howells, Freddie Cotter, Oiane Kelsay, Sally Jansen, Becky Radcliff, Marilyn Eberhard, Doug Harbour, Stew Randall, Gayle Holier, Danny Frost, Linda Decker, Patti Heischman, Susy Barnard, Beverly Wenger. m%mWi Left to right, first row, Jim Henson, Jerry Mider, Floyd Chappelear, Tom Doft, Tom Rossetti, Vice President; Sue Drinkhouse, Program Chair man; Karen Ruegg, Secretary; Beth Weatherhead, Treasurer; Fred Posey, President; Pat Phelan, Larry Nixon, Jake Fredendoll, Art Newkirk. Second row, Connie Crawford, Kay Lathem, Donno Street, Shera Richmond, Tana Dovis, Sharon Brown, Sharon Von Dyke, Diane Schiller, Frances Edwards, Pam Murray, Jill Mitchell, Sally Sands, Sandy Fraker, Judy Miller, Mary Pemberton, Soro Paini, Judy Thompson, Anito Gra ham, Dotti Nachman, Penny Hudson, Joonn Waldeck, Peggy Edwards, Carol Bailey, Bette Boiley, Dotty Reese, Janet Harris. Third row, Mike De Boye, Cecelio Houston, Paul Thompson, Barbara Manson, Judy Cloy, Sandy Bush, Barbara Blythe, Ann Chapman, Judie Newkirk, Sylvia Lusk, Barbara Hunter, Sandi Malone, Margaret Slabaugh, Suzonne Konatos, Joon Jenny, Barbara Harlor, Suson Weisman, Judy Boley, Janet Gove, Judie Schmidt, Susie Harvey, Patricia Richardson, Jeanne Postlethwoit, Betty Wolf, Linda Swinford, Emma Chapman, Charlene Arm strong. Fourth row, Jerry Shady, Megan Devaney, Patty Shells, Agnes Clay, Sandra Bauder, Janice Weaver, Lynda Fredendall, Virginia Hacken- smith, Donna Jones, Jeannie Fry, Martha Weatherhead, Nancy Buckingham, Mona Brown, Jonet Sue Martindale, Kaye Thivener, Marilyn Han ger, Susie Porter, Mary Smith, Becky Riley, Patty Reeder, Linda Weber, Ann Reeves, Mary Fields, Carolyn Edman, Jean Daft, Rita Fredendall, Marcia Calahon, Patty Clark, Miss Glenn, Advisor. Fifth row, Maxine StilweU, Linda Huffman, Soundra Thompson, Mary Fravel, Sandy Lenox, Barboro Price, Sandie Cloutiec, Rosemarie Wise, Barbara Pohle, Sharon Lunsford, Reginald Cummings, Bruce Benton, Jimmie Brewer, John Hen derson, Frank Soger, Dave Wolfe, Bob Pemberton, Joe Ditrick, Bob Jacobs, Mollie Myers, Vicki Donaldson, Debby Michaelis, Maureen Mc Carthy, Judy Miller, Carol Hotfield, Ellen Smith, Susy Barnard, Patti Heischman, Dionna Colombo, Lindo Decker, Bonnie Dorsey.

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"The Youth of France" was the general theme of the French Club's programs this year. They were designed to help the members learn a little more about the life of French youth. Each of the club's one hundred members hod a chance to participate in a program or serve on a Mardi Gras committee. The highlight of the year was the Mardi Gras Car naval, sponsored with the Spanish Club in January. Other recreational activities were the January 6 party and a picnic with the Spanish Club held in the spring. •Any student who is taking French now or one who has had two years of French is eli gible to join the club. This year's officers were: Fred Posey, president; Tom Rosetti, vice president; Karen Ruegg, secretary; Beth Weatherhead, treas urer; and Sue Drinkhouse, program chairman. The club advisor is Miss Glenn

Queen Marilyn Hanger is crowned during the half-tir ceremonies at the annual Mardi GrasCarnaval, January 28. El Circulo Espanol is made up of those stu dents who have the desire for learning the language and customs of the people in Span ish speaking countries. Each club meeting is planned to correspond with the celebration of a Spanish holiday if possible, or to provide other educational entertainment. This year the main activities were the Christmas program with the French and Latin Clubs, December, Pan American Day Broad cast, the annual Mardi Gras Carnaval, co- sponsored by the French Club on January 29. The All-City Spanish Club Fiesta on April 14, and the club picnic in May, which was the last meeting of all the members. The presiding officers for this year were: president, Freddie Cotter; vice-president, Dave Wolfe; secretary, Sandy Bottman; treasurer, Dave Morris; and program chairman, Carol Waldeck. The club advisor is Mrs. Harold. Hablamas Espanol todas las veces.

Siegfried Mosesman, second from left, shows men bers of the Spanish Club his interpretation of South America Mambo.

Left to right, Sandra Bottman, Secretary; David Morris, Treasurer; Mrs. Harold, Advisor; Freddie Cotter, President; Dave Wolfe, Vice President; Carol Waldeck, Program Chairman. First row, Peggy Wright, Donna Stephens, Beverly Thompson, Karen Haines, Sondy Bobbitt, Bill Stetler, Dave Nachman, Larry Menz, Jeanne Postlethewait, Judi Robison, Bev Gill, Pom Mobley, Sherri Redmon. Second row, Gary Garber, Sandie Bean, ' Carolyn Birle, Frances Kirts, Dan Egelhoff, Ralph Slaughter, Normon Brobst, Phillip Feming, Linda Husch, Sharon Pope, Elizabeth Burrell, Sylvia : Sanborn, Sharon Downey. Third row, Mary Lou Robinson, Marilyn Westlake, Nancy Woerlein, Elizabeth Price, Florence De Motteo, Linda Hysell, Bob Bobbitt, John Peterson, James Morris, Sigfredo Mosesmonn, Karen Groezinger, Mariana Rockefeller, Karyl Bricker. Fourth row, Mary Kay . Shaver, Delpha Dee Shover, Maxine StilweU, Sharon Fausnaugh, Sharon Lee Spencer, Mike Richter, Joe Skinner, Larry McQuerrey Paul Doe I- I linger. Ken Wolfe, Harold Pennington, Jim Roberts, Don Mead, Frank Blackwood. Left to right, Diana Dunbar, Vice President; Joe Jacobs, President; Larry Miller, Treasurer; Jeanne Williams, Secretory. First row, Eddie Donald son, Pam Dickerson, Dinah Baker, Diane Burden, Barbara Apel, Mary Lou Ricker, Debby Draper, Vera Dixon, Pat Cotter, Chriss Carfrey, Shirley Ventola, Roze Erenpriess, Barbara Staley, Penny Rice, Barbara Foster, Mary Ann Bisbee, Nancy Hunter, Mary Federer, Lois Wheaton, Arleen Roedere'r, Anne Shuman, La Donna Prillermon, Bill Doughty. Second row, Mary McCleaf, Bonnie Thatcher, Korin Roivas, Barbara Hicks, Paulo Fink, Roger Johnson, Frank Wilgus, Richie Steele, John Graham, Terry Walters, Barbara Seogle, Andrea Alexander, Jonyce Dodson, Sally Por- rish, Mary Huff, Barbara Longhenry, Delia Gentry, Carolyn Shannon, Judy Headd, John Edwards, Darilee Heston. Third row, Clyde Knisely, Jon Kelly, Hazel Buckingham, Eliza Busenburg, Kay Francis, Joan Crosier, Ann Kunze, Jonice Casey, Shoron Smith, Connie Crawford, Kathy Smith, Carolyn Freeman, Marsha Geist, Ann Langdon, Linda Fuller, Linda Phillips, Pat Hensel, Rito Word, Sandy Clark, Patty Bodge, Robert Wylie, Dick Sines, Yvonne Veeley, Sandy Dunlap, Hope Grove. Fourth row, Chuck Withrow, Mike Owen, David Benson, Mike Krouse, Gayle Halter, Bob Breckenbridge, Judy Wright, Corolyn Spencer, Gerry Timmons, Judy Smith, Sharron Eckstein, Marilyn Eberhard, Becky Wilson, Mike Murnane, Michael Kogoy, Betty Howells, Carol Eckstein, Judy Rausch, Sharon Hedrick, Morita Georgiton, Lois Bryant, Dick Alder, Dick Williamson, Stew Randall, Burr Miles, Janice Froe, Cathie Stewart, Joe Massey, Ed Roberts, Gary Alwood.

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The purpose of the Latin Club is to promote on interest and study in the lan guage and customs of the ancient. Mem bers are second, third, and fourth year Latin students who are genuinely interested in the subject. Meetings are held the third Thursday of every month ot eight o'clock in 317. Forty-four members of the Latin Club joined the Junior Classical League, an or ganization for the preservation of classical civilization, which is sponsored by the American Classical League. They attended the annual J. C. L. convention at Ohio State University last March along with delegates from all parts of Ohio. The year was an active one for the club: At the beginning of each semester, toga- clad salesmen sold notebooks in the lobby; on Valentine's Day, the club held o bake sale at Rexall's Drug Store; in December, a Christmas Party was held at Linda Phil lips; the festive Roman banquet was the big affair in April. and Jeanne Williams, talk The purpose of the Hi- Y is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high stand ards of Christian Char acter. The programs cen tered around spirit, mind, and body. Heading Hi - Y pro grams this year is Presi dent, Larry Rowe; Vice President, Mike Kagay; Secretary, Bruce Harmon; Treasurer, Doug Harbour; and Chaplain, Tom Hart ranft. Mike Kagay was also elected Chaplain of the city-wide Hi-Y coun cil. Mr. Dodds is the Ad visor. Their activities have included: attending the annual District Hi-Y Con ference at Ohio Univer sity at Athens, Ohio on December 6; joining the HI-Y CABINET: Joe Skinner, chaplain; Mike Kagoy, vice president; Mr. Dodds, Advisor; Lari city-wide Hi-Y basketball Rowe, president; Bruce Harmon, treasurer; Doug Harbour, secretary. league on December 13; and selling football pro grams.

Left to right, Joe Skinner, Chaploin; Michael Kagay, Vice President; Larry Rowe, President; Bruce Harmon, Treasurer; Doug Harbour, Secretary. First row, Paul Pohle, Lorry Menz, Eric Morlow, Tom Hartranft, Gary Dusenbery, Bill Ingle, Eddie Schmitt, John Vellani, Dan Morris, Ronald Byron. Second row, Pat Williams, Jim Hastings, Gayle Holter, Jim Smiley, Bruce Benton, Jon Kelly, Phil Gramlich, Gary Reynolds, Jerry Wil liams, Jon LeFavour, Larry Miller, Chorles Bortel. Third row, Mr. Dodds, Advisor; Dan Alder, Mike Richter, Dan Mead, Bill Kern, Brent Sensa- baugh, Ted Miller, Dave Morris, John Peterson, Dick Nash, Bob Pemberton, Pat Phelan, Mike Turner. Fourth row, Larry Link, Paul Meadows, Tim Skaorer, Dave Buehne, Jim Bluhm, Dave Langdon, Gary Smith, Don Uldricks, Roy Horky, Joe Ditrick, Roger Street, Bob Phillips, Fred Posey, Tom Herbster, John Cantlon, Ron Moder. The Senior Y-Teens, open to all girls in Senior High, once again has the largest club Y-TEENS membership at West. The girls were busy with meetings once a month, activity periods after school, and city-wide affairs. Their social activities in cluded the style show "Fashion Fair" in Oc tober; a Hi-Y—Y-Teens Sweater Hop after the Aquinas game on October 24; Crystal Coro nation on December 19, the annual Christmas formal; the Sock Hop in March; and the Janu ary and June Banquets, honoring the gradu ating Seniors. By the selling of football concessions and perfume, the Y-Teen were able to participate in several worthwhile service profits. The cabinet consisting of seventeen girls, and their advisors, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs War ren, and Mrs Heeter, worked hard to give Y- Teen members an all-around program.

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Christmas Donee Queen and her court at the Christmas Dance.

lirley Larkin cretary t.ym Left to right, Connie Littleton, Secretary; Karen Schuman, Vice-President; Sue Davis, President, Donna Robinson, Treasurer; Donna Foust, ntra- mural Director. First row, Carole South, Dione Schiller, Judie Newkirk, Pat Schmolstig, Dotty Reese, Sally Parrish, Terry Moore, Sue Knollmon, Bev Gill Second row Peggy Smith, Judie Schmidt, Barbara Seagle, Barbara Whipple, Shirley Larkin, Marilyn Hanger, Karin Roiyas Shern Red- mon Third row, Joan Jenny, Mariana Rockefeller, Beverly Wenger, Jeonne Postlethwait, Susie Harvey, Sandy Amore, Pat Hensel, Betty Bryant, Maureen McCarthy. Fourth row, Bonnie Dorsey, Linda Husch, Judy Rausch, Jeannie Fry, Linda Hysell, Noncy Buckingham.

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G. A. A., as the club is better known, is to pro mote interest in physical education activities and the well-being of girls. Character, leadership, and sportsmanship are required of each member. Under the guidance of Mrs. Johnston and Miss Rothhaas the G. A. A. has grown and spon sored many activities during the past year. Intra murals began in November for basketball and led up to the highlight of the year--Girls' Basketball Tournament on February 18. Intramurals are also held in volleyball and Softball. Banquets honoring graduating seniors were held in January and May at Pomerene Hall. A new pro|ect this year was the selling of pennants. Initiation week offers exciting times for incoming members. Presiding officers were: President, Sue Davis; Vice-President, Karen Schuman; Secretary, Connie Littleton; Treasurer, Donna Robinson; Intramural Director, Donna Foust.

Senior stars come on to floor at basketball tournament. A capacity crowd, enthusiastic supporters, and tense class teams marked the opening of the annual Girls' Basketball Tournament held on February 18. Following the Sopho mores defeat of the Freshmen, 17-5; the Sen iors emerged the victors edging the Juniors by a score of 9-6. Just as the Seniors shone, so did lovely Miss Senior, Diane Bergman. Escorted by Lar ry Marriott and Jerry Spears, she was crowned before the game, and received a bouquet of mums, and a silver bracelet inscribed "Miss Senior."

Miss Senior, Diane irgman, reigned over the G. A. A. Tournament on February 1 8.

M Left to right, first row. Cheerleaders: Debby Michaelis, Helga Schorte, Karen Schuman, Priscilla Proctor. Second row, Sandy Badgley, co-capt.; sA Mardell Dixon, mgr ; Judi Robison, mgr.; Becky Poxton, Donna Frozier, Catherine Kuhn, Judie Schmidt. Third row, Mary Boring, Gloria Daily, ,A Andy Boyce, Suson Rumley, Shirley Larkin, co-copt.; Peggy Smith, Gwen Conley. Fourth row, Coaches: Larry Marriott, Jerry Spears. M Left to right, Linda Snider, Secretary; Janie McLlyar, Treasurer; Larry Rowe, President; Shirley Larkin, Vice President; Judi Robison, Publicity Choirman. First row, Judy Miller, Pat Culler, Pam Mobley, Fronces Edwards, Dotty Reese, Shoron Gibson, Judie Newkirk, Sandy Bush, Carol Waldeck, Sondy Badgley, Sherri Redmon, Debby Michaelis, Helga Scharte, Becky Paxton, Anne Halley, Nancy Hunter, Kaye Abbott, Pri Procter, Donna Frazier. Second row, Penny Rice, Dee Parris, Marjorie Johnson, Barbara Manson, Karen Ruegg, Susie Harvey, Judy Clay, Sue ber, Kathy Jo Smith, Pat Martin, Donna Foust, Rita Ward, Joy Dorr, Susan Essig, Sue Rumley, Nancy Phillips, Mardell Dixon, Susan Wei; Newana Smith. Third row, Kay Ream, Roze Erenpreiss, Carole Wright, June Freeman, Chriss Carfrey, Frances Heft, Suzanne Kanatas, Beth Weatherhead, Susan Roush, Linda Weber, Joyce Dodson, Karen Groezinger, Betty Bryant, Sarah Hays, Sandy Bukey, Sharon Younkin, Schmidt, Betty Walker, Janet Gove. Fourth row, leva Erenpreiss, Beverly Wright, Phil Gramlick, Bill Ingle, John Vellani, Bill Price, Mike Richter, Dan Alder, Joe Skinner, Larry Marriott, Dione Kelsay, Nancy Buckingham, Judy Boster, Freddie Cotter, Suson Turner, Doug Harbour, Diane Bergman, Judy Boley. Visual ^yvvt dab

First known as the Photoplay Club, it was founded in 1934. In 1952 the name wos changed to more nearly fit the expanded in terest of its members. The purpose of the Visual Arts Club is to promote the artistic, cultural, and literary study of motion pictures, radio and television. With Mr. Casey as the advisor, the club was able to sponsor a number of special ac tivities. The club attended "South Pacific" and "My Fair Lady." Disc jockey, Gene Ful- len, was also a guest speaker and the annual Christmas Party was held on December 17. Meetings ore held the third Wednesday of every month at eight o'clock in room 31 1. Serving the club this year are: President, Lar ry Rowe; Vice-President, Shirley Larkin; Sec retary, Linda Snider; Treasurer, Jane Mcllyar; Publicity, Judi Robison.

Linda Snider, Larry Rowe, and Jane Mcllyar add some intel ligent pointers to a club meeting. "Something new has been added," this is the cry of West's newest organization, the Pep Club. First organized by the '59 cheerleaders, who drew up the constitution and obtained a charter, the club now has a membership of 150. ig% fcarf;l~* * wily Its purpose is to promote school spirit, % ft -J^^A sportsmanship, and to create a mutual feeling between students and the team. The Club's activities include a cheering section and a card section which performed at most of the football games. Two represen tatives from each reg. room were elected to be in the card section; however, any tenth, elev enth, or twelfth grader is eligible to be in the club. The club's officers, President, Fred Golds- berry; Vice President, Pat Culler; Secretary, Bev. Gill; Treasurer, Sarah Hays; all worked together to help keep the club on its feet. \i Mrs. Hill and Mr. Meyers are the advisors.

The card section performing at a football game.

Lett to Right, bev Gill, Secretory, Fred Goldsbery, President, Pat Culler, vice president, Sarah Hoys, Treasurer. First row, Priscilla Procter, Mar- jorie Johnson, Sandra Kaiser, Myrna Cazon, Anne Halley, Jodee Jenkins, Sandy Love, Carol Souther, Dee Parris, Becky Paxton, Debby Michaelis, Pam Mobley, Sondy Badgley, Judie Newkirk, Sherri Redmon, Judi Robison, Sharon Younkin, Carol Waldeck, Virginia Hackensmith, Diana Schil ler, Sue Knollman, Donna Robinson, Penny Hudson, Joann Waldeck, Mary McCleaf, Beverly Wright, Frances Edwards, Mardell Dixon, Betty Walker, Bonnie Sisson, Susie Collins, Carol Bailey, Barbara Slagle. Second row, Nancy Grahom, Evelyn Wood, Diana Sunker, Linda Swinford, Beth Weatherhead, Susie Harvey, Helga Scharte, Jo-Ann Campbell, Chriss Carfrey, Ruthanne Ralph, Mariano Rockefeller, Mary Huff, Donna Foust, Beverly Wenger, Patty Fisher, Jeanne Postlethwait, Lyda Key, Karen Schuman, Judy Boster, Karen Groezinger, Shirley Larkin, Sue Rumley, Carolyn Seors, Kay Ream, Susan Weisman, Nancy Phillips, Susan Turner, Sandy Bush, Emma Chapman, Ann Elliott, Barbara Deitrich, Dotty Reese. Third row, Paula Fink, Kay Francis, leva Erenpreiss, Mary Jo Dixon, Jeonnie Fry, Donna Jones, Marilyn Eberhord, Carolyn Edman, Kaye Thive- ner, Janyce Dodson, Lindo Weber, Pat Martin, Ann Evans, Karen Foster, Juanita Hoener, Joy Dorr, Linda Husch, Janet Gove, Sandy Bukey, Susan Essig, Linda Snider, Mary Boring, Judy Boley, Janice Schmidt, Janie Mcllyar, Karen Ruegg, Gwendolyn Conley, Sue Dovis, Judy Cruse, Mary Fleming, Margie Drake. Fourth row. Carter Lawrence, Sandy Walz, Dinoh Baker, Sharon Delon, Barbara Hicks, Faye Thivener, Bonnie Dorsey, Susie Lucas, Ellen Smith, Sharron Reichart, Richard Moxley, Sally Jansen, Steve Eckle, Lynn Hegele, Larry Rowe, Mike Richter, Joe Skinner, Freddie Cotter Larry Marriott, Pat Williams, Diane Kelsoy, Harold Pennington, Jim Roberts, Patti Heischman, Mona Brown, Carolyn Birle, Lona Cose, Barbara Whipple, Carole South, Becky Radcliff, Mary Thorne, Goil Hoffman, Bonnie Grashel, Lynda Maurath, Karin Roivos, Judie Schmidt, Sally Morgan, Beth Hennick. m ¥ Left to right, Mic lael Spongier, Treasurer; Dan Morris, Vice President; Jeanne Williams, Secretary; Bill Jones, President. First row, Charles Colson, Pot Jones, Sandra Bottman Carolyn Edmon, Richard Robbins, Robert Robbins. Second row, Miss Baker, Advisor; Gene Beard, Gayle Holter, Lorry Rowe Gerry Timmons Jeannie Fry, Judy Smith, Mike Pugh, Reginald Cummings, Ronald Byron. Third row, Mr. Ocock, Advisor; Bob Wilkinson, Sarlue l Hessler, Lawrence Carter, Phil Gramlich, Lorry Miller, Dick Sines, Don Froganoto, Pat Phelan, Bob Pemberton, John Peter- son. Fourth row, J, e Jacobs, Tom Mortin, Roger Street, Joe Massey, Jerry Mason, Bruce Farley, Dan R. Mead, Don Ingles, Fred Posey, Charles Huff, Doug Horbo,

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Anyone interested in science may join this club. They have many demonstrations and field trips. For instance, at the No vember 4 meeting, there wos a demonstration on water puri fication followed by a trip to the water purification plant. The officers were: Bill Jones, president; Dan Morris, vice- president; Jeanne Williams, secretary; and Mike Spangler, treasurer. The club advisor is Mr. O'Cock.

Three Science Club members with their advisor, Mr. Ocock, perfo Left to right, first row, Lynn Brock, Wayne Messick, Marilyn Amrine, Ann Kirch, Rosemarie Wise, Janet Harris, Dotty Reese, Toby An Henderson, Becky Shaver, Diono Ferguson, Lois Wheaton, Judy Henry, Bette Waldeck. Second row, Billie Lucas, Beverly Wright, Sue LeDiord, Dotti Nochmon, Diana Dunbar, Mary Smith, Koy Francis, Judy Rousch, Suzie Porter, Joan Jenny, Penny Rice, Ann Langdon, Barbara Stoley, Beverly Waltman, Gary Reynolds, Potty Clark, Nancy Woerlein, Sharon Downey. Third row, Leland Wines, Carolyn Sears, Margaret Thurston, Susie Horvey, Mariana Rockefeller, Suzanne Hunter, Joyce Wetterhahn, Korenkay Martin, Sharon Johnson, Dorothy Clork, Donna Street, Dolores Litman, Marilyn Castle, Carole Wright, Sharon Smith, Judy Bond, Linda Decker, Barbora Hunter, Dick Alder. Fourth row, Bonnie Dorsey, Sue Drinkhouse, Judy Smith, David Roberts, Becky Wilson, Barbara Pohle, Sondy Lenox, Dovid Benson, Don Alder, Donny Frost, Lawrence E. Car ter, Sharon Lee Spencer, Tom Jones, Chorles Huff, Gene Beard, Floyd McKenzie, Jim Boring, Jay Lyle, Delbert Moore.

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Unlike other clubs at West, the V. C. Y. meets The club is proud to announce that this years every Wednesday morning. Programs, centering membership has set an all-time record. around religious themes, have included panel dis Officers include: President, Mary Huff; Vice cussions, quizzes and outside speakers. Red Foley President, Andrea Alexander; Secretary, Betty Wil attended one of their meetings. liams; Treasurer, Judie Newkirk; Songleader, Dick At Thanksgiving and Christmas, baskets of Mickelson; Pianist, Sharon Rea. Mrs J. L. Will is food were sent to needy families. On December 14 the Advisor. the club went caroling at the Juvenile Diagnostic Center A party was held afterwards at the Hilltop Christian Church.

Left to right, Sharon Rea, pianist; Betty Williams, secretary; Mory Huff, president; Andrei Alexander, vice-president; Judie h ewkirk, treasurer; Dick Mickelson, song director; First row, Mory Federer, Judy Castle, Joan Lorenz, Susie B t, Suson Kerr, Pat Snedegor, Jani e Robinson, Mary Pemberton, Karen Alexander, Barbara Roush, Patty Everett, Joyce Romans, Frieda Willi, ns, Carol Swartz, Lo Donna Pnller man, Karen Long- henry, Judy Scoles, Diana Barnes, Barbora Foster, Kaye Abbott, Newana Smith, Carol McElwee. Second row, Iris Lutz, Karin Roivos, Sue Barber, Kay Ream, Barbara Manson, Sandy Bush, Mary Lou Simmons, Delpha Dee Shaver, Donna Foust, Rita Ward, Brenda Neil, Juanita Hoener, Linda Fuller, Vera Dixon, Marialice Schmitt, Frances Kirts, Roberta Massie, Annette Dailey, Jackie Hucle, Bette Bailey, Barbara Long henry, Megan Devaney, Noncy Rausch, Lois Bryant, Ruthanne Ralph, Joan Young. Third row, Jodee Jenkins, Elizobeth Price, Joan Frey, Judy Stewart, Janet Roberts, Linda Frost, Sue Rice, Joann Gove, Carol Look, Karen Ruegg, Judy Clay, Susan Roush, Jean Doft, Sondy Dunlop, Sondro Bottman, Hazel Buckingham, Susie Lucas, Beth Weatherhead, Ellen Smith, Jeanne Postlethwait, Karen Hastings, Darlene Anderson, Janet Brad ford, Doris Flewellen, Esther Mebane, Mary Lou Converse, Maxine StilweU, Virginia Alberts, Delia Gentry. Fourth row, Sylvio Lusk, Elaine Palmer, Margaret Mays, Marthalee Simmons, Penny Joccaud, Martha Kirts, Karen Preston, Mary Merrick, Wanda Cook, Janice Simms, Judith Wright, Vera Baos, Sally Sands, Mary Koy Shaver, Mollie Myers, Patti Crawshaw, Sharon Amore, Dione Morrow, Beverly Wenger, Carol Rinehart, Fronces Heft. Mary Ellen Konkus, Kaye Thivener, Ann Elliott, Foye Thivener, Linda Surrell. Left to right, first row, Leslie Swinford, Terry Robinson, Eric Morlow, Dei mis Maglinzie, Dave Nachman, J Clator, Willi, Second row, Florence DeMatteo, Roze Erenpreiss, Debby Draper, Marilyn Am •ine, Nancy Clawson, Rebecca Miller, Cor Uppe Pam Mobley, Dixie Koontz, Sue Rosenberger, Judy Henry, Bev. Corbin, Connie Weinrich, Barbora Deitrich, Mary Jean Fl ng, Izzie Block, Shoron Decker, Diane Burden, Barbaro Shurtz, June Fetherolf. Third row, Judy Von Schriltz, Sondi Malone, Lois Ev s, Brenda Bol Barbora Longhenry, Sue Knollmon, Susie Lucas, Mollie Myers, Judy Costle, Susie Belt, Loura Lucos, Janie Mcllyai Nancy Graha Sha kin, Susan Essig, Marie Berger, Eorlene Sexton, Yvonne Veeley, Betty D'Amico, Karen Emanuel, Catherine Kuhn, Barbara Norris, Judy Stewart, Annette Dailey. Fourth row, Sandy McMillen, Ann Kunze, Koye Thivener, Judy Bolin, Shoron Smith, Sandy Hae gele, Down Owen, Betty Wolf, Roger Blythe, Diana Ferguson, Joyce Wetterhahn, Mory Boring, Evelyn Wood, Karen Whitman, Koth leen Tucker, Judy Griggs, Sharron Eckstein, Trina Mitchell, Sally Jo Holmes, Rita Ward, Carol Moore, Megon Devaney. Fifth row, Ee Moy, Floyd Chappelear, Bill Costle, Bob Dent, Burr Miles, Phil Storcher, Jim Bluhm, Bob Wilkinson, Doug Eoly, Bud Clark, Tom Herb ster, Ted Miller, Bob Pemberton, John W. Miller, Dennis Howes, Ronald Byron, Bob Cosh, Jim Brafford, Pot Hinchee, Ruthonne Ralph Floretta Armstrong, Bonnie Dorsey, Gloria Dailey, Maureen McCarthy, Jerry Hummel, Nora Brooke.

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First row, Mary Ellen Sheets, becond row, Molly Meyers, Mary Kay Shavers, Jean Daft, Penny Jaccond, Carol Mitten.

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From left to right, janitors, Edword Weber, Floyd Duty, From left to right: Gore Spurbeck, assistant engineer; Gerald Brady, Dovid Williams, William Porter. William Dilsavor, engineer; Emerson Coe, fireman; Phil lip Fick, fireman.

Left to right, Dan Morris, President; Gloria Doiley, Secretory; Judi Robison, Treosurer; Dove Morris, Vice President. First row, Nancy Graham, Donno Stephens, Judy Miller, Patti Cutlip, Myrna Cazon, Karen Schuman, Barbora Shurtz, Susan Weisman, Debby Michaelis, Priscilla Procter, Shirley Larkin, Peorl Athey. Second row, Sharon Downey, Karen Groezinger, Ann Elliott, Linda Fuller, Kay Francis, Barbara Hicks, Judie Schmidt, Cothrine Kuhn, Suson Turner, Diane Burden, Maureen McCarthy, Susie Collins, Judy Boley, Carolyn Patterson, Jonet Gove. Third row, Donno Berlo, Kaye Abbott, Mory Jo Dixon, Susie Porter, Larry R. Rowe, Fred Lambert, Jerry Hummel, John Edwards, Dave Galloway Ken Wolfe Gene Beard, Charlie Huff, Jeanne Williams. Fourth row, Bill Jones, Lawrence E. Carter, James Carter, John Peterson, Bruce Harmon, Don Alder' Don Uldricks, Roy Horky, Glenn Boker, Dave Francis, Fred Ash, Ed Fredendall, Don Milano, Michael Kagay

The officers of the Senior Student Council, Dan Morris, Mentor J^tudent L^ounctl president; Dave Morris, vice- president; Gloria Dailey, secre tary; and Judi Robison, treas urer, hod a very big job as heads of the Student Council this year. Along with the guidance of Mr. F. E. Bonar as faculty ad visor and the other members of the council, they consider ed student opinions, provid ed and promoted student leadership, and helped with all of the special occasions. One of the special projects the stu dent council backed this year was the organization of a stu dent court. Scheduled to go in to effect around the third week in September, it will handle all the matters that are usually handled by the office. Among some of the other projects the council sponsored this year were car registrations and the hall monitor system. The council participated in Homecoming, Guys and Dolls Day, Hilltop Relays, Career Day, and the many other spe cial events during the school year. second period meeting No matter how big or small the event, the stage crew is always behind the scenes to see that the show goes on. Each member of the stage crew is selected in their sophomore year by Mrs. Hall, "the guiding light behind all West High performances." Their backstage education consists of preparing equip ment, painting the necessary back drops, operating the lights, drawing the curtains, and even sweeping and cleaning the floors.

Senior stage honds setting up

v J^taae L/vew Left to right, first row, Sharon Younkin, Judy Newkirk, Becky Paxton, Sondy Bodgley, Linda Snider, Diane Kelsay. Second row, Shirley Larkii Sandy Bukey, Stanley Landrum, Dan Mead, Bob Voorhees, Mike Engle, Dave Francis, Fred Ash, Roger Corbin,

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Every Monday and Thursday studen heard the advanced radio students givir broadcasts on weekly bulletins. They also gav broadcasts at Christmas, Easter, and othi special events. The most important job of th group was the excellent reporting to the crovs at the football games. "Something for Everyone," the motto for the staff this year, was by all means an ap propriate one. Every effort was made to make the paper more worthwhile and en|oyable to read. Some of the many changes were: less ads to a page, more sports coverage, a dif ferent style for class news, and a variety of entertaining columns. A subscription drive was held at the beginning of the year and prizes were awarded to the winners. Few people realize the hard work and time spent in planning and preparing each issue of the Occident. All writing, proofreading, make-up, page plans, and delivering was handled by editor-in-chief, Freddie Cotter, and her very capable staff. The Business Ad Class, not entirely separate from the journalism staff saw to it that ads were provided and paid for by Hilltop businesses. The staff photographer, Tom Welch, was responsible for the excellent coverage on all major social and sports events. Mr Wilcox, a brand new member of the faculty, is the staff advisor, without whose help and guidance, the paper would not have been a success.

Freddie Cotter, editor, and Mr. Wilco discuss good and bod points of anniversary issue.

•Left to right, first row, Kneeling, lorn Welch, photographer; seated, Freddie Cotter, editor-in-chief. Second row, Diane Bergman, Rita Dorr, Carol MAcElwee, Virginia Halstead, Carol Souther, Pot Cotter, Sue Drinkhouse, Jonet Gove, Linda Kerr, Karen Groezinger, Judy Boster, Ed Fredendall, aloyce Willis. Third row, Ruthanne Ralph, Floretta Armstrong, Judy Clay, Larry McQuerrey, Diane Kelsay, Dick Williamson, Nancy Hunter, Sondy jBobbitt.

•H Left to right, Groezinger, business monager; Judy Boste nager, Judy Clay, Beverly Walt- man. Second Arlene Arbogast, Mar Byington, Ruthanne Ralph, Mary Fields

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Hard work and enthusiasm are the two requirements for each member of the Business Ad. Class. At the beginning of the year Karen Groezinger, the business manager gives each member a list of businessmen on the Hilltop and downtown area to be contacted for adver tising space in the annual and Occident. Each member works independently in meeting his quota, and at the some time gains valuable experience in his contacts with businessmen and merchants. Profits from these contacts provide funds for the publica tions of the Journalism Depart ment.

Karen Groezinger, advertising manager, distributes names of clients. The 1959 Annual, under the leadership of the editor-in-chief Diane Kelsay, had its be ginning in May, 1958. Diane, along with Shir ley Larkin, picture editor, and Nick Merrick, art editor, met throughout the summer to dis cuss the problems and plans to make this An nual a book to be long remembered. In the fall the entire staff began working on their own individual jobs, picture sched ules were set up, and the real work on the Annual began. Of course, there were the many deadlines to be met at various times of the year. The members of the staff, while working hard at all times, learned the value of meeting dead lines, and being reliable and dependable throughout the year. Their time and effort, along with the faculty advisor, Mr. Wilcox, and the ever-present patience of the editor, made possible for you, the students of West High School, the 1959 Annual.

ling plans of yearbook are Diane Kelsay ond Shirley Larkin.

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tor-in-Chief; Shirley Lorkin, picture editor; kneeling, Tom Welch, photographer. Second row, Diane Berg- Halstead, Sue Drinkhouse, Pat Cotter, Jonet Gove, Linda Kerr, Karen Groezinger, Judy Boster, Ed uthanne Ralph, Judy Clay, Judy Smith, Carol Souther. sjanuavu V fattonal ^Afonor _3c let !/

This society is the means of honoring students who have achieved an exceptionally high scholastic rating during their four years of high school train ing, and is the highest honor a graduating senior can receive. To be a member of this so ciety, a student must have a 3.5 average in scholarship and possess high qualities of char acter, show evidence of leader ship, and must hove given their best to benefit the school. Memberships in this honor ary society are announced dur ing tapping ceremonies held in the school auditorium at the end of each semester.

From left to right: Jo Ann Campbell, Marcia Calohan, Fred Ash, Linda Decker, Rito Don and Sharon Downey. "J"Sc

To be eligible for this honorary organization a student must have maintained a 3.5 average scholastic rating and must also possess high qualities of character and be leaders chool etmtii

Left to right, first row, Sue Davis, Mary Huff, John Henderson, ghenry, Kan Rueqq. Second row. Sandv Wah, Ellen Smith, Beth Weatherhead. <=U.tbravu SJL

I Left to right, first row, Karen Schneidi Dottii ()|,,n j Sunker, Linda Surrell, Linda Kerr, Janet Steele, Judy Powell, Sherry Alban. Second row, Carolyn Shannon, Shirley Ventolo, Janice Weave Elizabeth Burrell, Sharon Pope, Jonet Harris, Gloria Jeanne Pearson, Evelyn Doughty, Lois Wheaton. Third row, Janet Roberts, leva Erenprei , Danelle Holton, Connie Conord, Linda Fuller, Barbora Staley, Donna Barnhill, Dorothy Hunt, Koren Foster. Fourth row. Miss Lumley, Ron Mod, Freddie Anne Krebs, Ann Elliott, Ann Kunze, Cothie Stewart, Duone Frey, Tom Rossetti, Steve Latham, Rick Rector, Bob Jacobs.

Library monitors are chosen on the basis of scholarship and character by Miss Helen Lumley, ounlers Librarian. These students are constantly busy dur ing one period each day when they act as assistant librarians. Some of the duties of this staff include: checking books out and locating overdue books, collecting, filing; returning library permits; shelving books and magazines; and taking attendance slips to the office. Each monitor contributes to the efficient library service we enjoy at West High School.

iJLeft to right, first row, Miria n Withn Annette Dailey, Sherry Taylor, Sandy Love, Sherry Albon, Carol MMontoney, Judy Henry, 8< :ky Poxton, Sherri Redn Carol Uppe rol Ross, Carol Peoples, Connie Hotfield. Second row, Sandy Clork, .HHazel Buckingham, Sharoi Sickles, Janet Roberts, B Sharon Amore, Patti Seelenbinder, Donna Frazier, Koren Groezinger, Shirley s,Larkin, Nancy Phillips, Su an Weisman, Sharon Boss, Anne Shumon, Yvonne Veeley. Third row, Don Ingles, Jon Kelly, Mariana Rockefeller, CCorolyn Hatfield, Judy Be ter, Sandy Wolz, Mona Br, •wo, Faye Thivener, Sharon Smith, Sue Rumley, Mary Boring, Janie Mcllyar, Cathie Stewart, kingham, Lorry R. Rowe, Linda Weber, Di ive Galloway, Patty Reeder. Fourth row. Gory Webb, Tom Mosslow, Tom Herbster, Chuck >Kittrell, Bill Ingle, John Peterson, Pat Phelan, Shoron Lee Spencer, John Roman, Roger Dellinger, Dave Langdon, Harold Green, George Francis, : HHHHauB

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Left to right, first row, Norman Brobst, Ted Fox, John Schroy, Tom Tim- mons, Jeff Wode, Robert Wesley, Jim Walker, Fred Shell, Mr. G. F. Ocock, advisor.

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Left to right, first row, Priscilla Proctor, Sue Rumley, Susan Turner, Sandy Badgley. Second row, Liz Price, Pat Reeder, Mary Ellen Murphy, Penny Hudson, Vera Dixon, Jan.e Mcllyar.

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Left to right, first row, Glorio Pearson, Peggy Smith, Billie Lucas, Virginii Holstead. Second row. Jerri Hecker, Dave Howe, Peggy Edwards. • f • I K f • * r

^^ Left to right, first row, Carol Souther, Potti Cutlip, Judy Von Schriltz, Carol Upperman, Sue Knollman, Helga Scharte, Sharon Downey, Sondy Bush, Jo Ann Campbell, Linda Kerr, Linda Surrell, Iris Lutz, Delia Gentry, Janet Gove, Sondy Bukey, Sharon Younkin, Janice Schmidt, Laura Lucos, Judy Bond, Flora Walters, Judie Newkirk, Newana Smith, Marilyn Clark, Betty Williams, Carol McElwee. Second row, Carolyn Patterson, Lana Case, Lynda Maurath, Patty Clark, Karen Ruegg, Susan Turner, Dione Bergman, Virginia Alberts, Ellen Smith, Freddie Cotter, Gwendolyn Conley, Diane Kelsay, Linda Decker, Linda Phillips, Beth Weatherhead, Sarah Povey, Solly Jansen, Ann Evans, Maxine StilweU, Barbora Seagle, Beverly Waltmon, Joyce Pickens, Solly Morgan, Andrea Alexander. Third row, Paul Pohle, Dick Sines, Jon LeFovour, Mike Krouse, Dick Mickel son, Dove Howe, Jerry Sonford, Gary Cook, Charles Bartel, Jr., John Velloni, Bob Timmons, Ron Horper, Fred Hinderer, Larry Rowe, Lynn Ward, Vic Smith, Stan Landrum, Jim Walsh, Horry Shelton. Fourth row, Henry Martin, Mickey Schwan, John Romon, Joe Skinner, Dole Wood, Don Uldricks, Joe Mossey, Giles Rafsnider, Dave Langdon, Bob Blackburn, Tom Morrison, Roy Horky, Gary Smith, Joe Jacobs, Bill Jones, Robert Pote, Don Ingles, Doug Harbour, Ronnie Miller. J^Jentov Ckotv

Everyday the fourth period the halls of West High School are filled with the melodi ous sound of one of the best musical organiza tion in the Columbus Public School System. Those singing with their hearts in every song ore the proud ninty members of West's Senior Choir. The director, Mrs. White, has qualities for which every member of her musical organiza tion love her. She is competent, patient, hard working, and her winning ways have inspired many. Mickey Schwan was elected to serve as president. Serving with him are: robe monitors, Janice Schmidt and Bob Blackburn; news re porter, Carol Souther; and student director, Gary Smith. This past year the choir has sung for West's Christmas and spring concerts, Easter assembly, the downtown Lions' Club, Hilltop Church Festival, downtown Christmas Concert at Central, Burgess E. U. B. Church and St. John's Arena.

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Left to right, first row. Donna Stephens, Mary Lou Shavers, Carol Upperman, Sondy Bush, Newana Smith, Iris Lutz, Cecelia Houston, Sharon Gibson, Dello Gentry, Linda Kerr, Floyda Taylor, Sondra Seckman, Judy Von Schriltz, Sherri Redmon. Second row, Judi Robison, Barbara Longhenry, Barbara Monson, Pat Cotter, Morilyn West lake, Lana Case, Sally Morgan, Sandy Bottman, Sandy Bukey, Lynda Maurath, Carolyn Patterson, Andrea Alexander, Joyce Willis, Linda Surrell, Marilyn Clark. Third row, Karen Ruegg, Jeannie Fry, Maxine StilweU, Susan Turner, Beth Weatherhead, Karen Foster, Sarah Pavey, Linda Decker, Diane Kelsay, Freddie Cotter, Solly Jonsen, Lois Bryant, Marlene Wingo, Janet Sue Martindale, Linda Phillips, Joyce Pickens.

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Left to right, first row, Harry Shelton, Jock Harrison, Jock Cobb, Charles Richardson, Jock Holycross, L arry Bruner, Larry Barnett, Fred Hin- derer, Jim Smiley, Jim Walsh, Bob Soint, Paul Pohle, Dick Stelz, Gary McNeeley. Second row. Stew Randall Lorry R. Rowe, John B. Flynn, Terry Linson, John Henderson, Reed Mcintosh, Fred Parrott, Terry Briggs, Gary M. Cook, Dick Williams, Art Chappeleor, Bob Timmons, Ron Horper, Dave Howe, Leon Evans. Third row, Henry Martin, Joe Skinner, Bill Jones, Mike Turner, Bill Cr, vford, Roger Helmick, Dove Langdon, 1 Gary Smith, Bob Blackburn, Bill Jones, Joe Jocobs, John Cantlon, Bill King, Don Ingles, Mickey Schwon, Dick Pusecker, X.. _

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Left to right, Delia Gentry, Judith Scott, Flora Walters, Linda Phillips, Gwendolyn Conley, Sally Morgan, Lynda Mauroth, Carolyn Patterson, Carol McElwee.

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Left .to right, Jon Lefavour, Tom Morrison, Bill Jones, Joe Massey.

/. if ixed L^vnsemble Left to right, Joe Massey, Bill Jones, Delia Gentry, Sally Jansen, Gwendolyn Conley, Karen Ruegg, John Le- Favour, Harry Shelton.

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Left to right, Dick Stelz, Reed Mcintosh, Dick Mickel- son, Bill Hill, Tom Morn ;on, Terry Briggs, Dick Sines, Lynn Ward, Paul Pohle, . im Walsh. Singing "You Are Love" are, Gary Cook and Jo Ann Campbell.

These ten patriotic girls are, left to right, Pam Mobley, Helga Scharte, Mardell Dixon, Judi Robi son, Sandy Bukey, Laura Lucas, Jan Schmidt, Susan Weisman, Son dy Badgley, Carolyn Upperman.

These rip-roaring cowgirls e, left to right, Laraine Statczar, Nancy Phillips, Judy Mille Sue Peake, Nancy Steele, Midge Gallicchio, Becky Paxton.

Vol Merrick, Joni( Robison, and Loraine Proctor were just Larry "Bret" Marriott, "Born Too Late." Younkin, and Frederic ••

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Another hard-working musical organization at West is the Junior- Senior Orchestra. The orchestra is under the direction of Mr. John R. Dale. They played in assemblies, the Y-Teen Style Show, the annual winter concert, the Band Variety Show on March 13 and 14 and the state contest in Dayton.

SAXOPHONES-Carol Sherritt, Mik Kreuz, Ronald Morgan, Richard Weaver. TRUMPETS-Susie Hampton, Freddie Boots, Reginald Cummings, Jeff Dever, Tim Heil, Robert Hicks, JJoh n Lucos, Dave McGill, Jerry Mider, Jack Ross, Tim Watson. HORNS-Corlene Justice, Larry Meadows, Ted Vollmuth. TROMBONES -Marlen Skipper, Terri Walsh, Jack Lecholk, Dave Miller, George Schmalstig, Deward Watts, Steve Welch. BARITONES -Carol Willison, Leland > nes, BASS-Bob Fredendall, Richard Stein. PERCUSSION -Wayne Messick, Herb Shorpenokes, Frank Tip- pett. and

.-eft to right, first row, Ed Roberts, Terry Beard, Dave Ellis, Lloyd Joe Ditrick. Second Richie Steele, Fred Hinderer, Ron Line, Tom Hartranft, Larry Fox, Gerhard Hauptmann, Phil Thompson.

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JLUTES-Barbara Barnhart, Brenda Davis, Carol Linebrink, Joan Lorenz, Anne Shuman, Yvonne Veeley. BASSOONS-Sue Crawshaw, Arleen J.oederer. CLARINETS-Susie Barnard, Carol Blum, Karen Blumgren, Karyl Bricker, Joy Dorr, Judy Raush, Carmen Reid, Cathy Stewart, Judy Wright, Melvin Allard, Floyd Brown, Terry Beord, Don Clapsoddle, Joe Christian, Fred Ell, Dave Ellis, Roger Johnson, John Slonoger, Jack Snyder, »ary Walker, Gary Webb, Dick Williams. ALTO CLARINET-Duane Frey. BASS CLARINET-Janice Simms. SAXOPHONES-Corole Bouermeister, coe Ditrick, Ron Montgomery, Ed Roberts TRUMPETS-Chorles Caito, George Cooper, Keith Colbiflower, Lorry Fox, Bill Hackensmith, Tom iHartrantf, Gary Hauptmann, David Keeler, Tom Morrison, Bill Raskey, Keith Salyer, Fred Shell, Phil Thompson, Jim Walsh. HORNS-Mary ar'ederer, Tom Damron, Larry Dulin, Dick Flint, Ricky Rhodes, Chester Stout. TROMBONES-Bill Bennett, Dave Benson, Bob Bobbitt, Robert Buell, Serry Gronbock, Dave Kreig, Ron Line, Larry Marriott. BARITONES-Dave Dueler, Howard Hicks, Ted Miller, Ron Winterrowd. BASSES-Doug calv. Don Kuhn, Fred Hinderer. Hilman Horn. DRUMS-Judy Headd, Jeon Babbert, Jerry Dhume, Edword Edsell, Dave Morris, Richie Steele.

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' CLARINETS-FLUTES: Left to right, first row, Cormen Reid, DRUMS: Left to right, first row, Jean Babbert, Dave Mor Joe Christian, John Slonager, Judy Wright, Joy Dorr, Cathie ris, Richard Steele, Judy Headd. Second row, Fred Parrot, Stewart. Second row, Yvonne Veeley, Brenda Davis, Carol Don Clapsaddle, Thomas Grove, Jerry Dhume. Linebrink, Ann Schuman, Roger Johnson, Dick Williams, Fred Ell.

SAXOPHONES: Left to right, first row, Joe Ditrick, Terry TUBAS: Left to right, first row, Fred Hinderer, Don Kunz, Beard, Gary Walker, Carole Bauermeister, Dave Ellis, Ron Doug Ealy, Hilman Horn, Russell Sindeldecker, Dave Ben nie Montgomery, Eddie Roberts, Lloyd Brown. son, Ray Bobbitt.

HORNS: Left to right, first row, Jerry Groinback, Janice Simms, Ted Miller, Si Barnard, Ronnie Line, Howard Hicks, Dave Dureler, Ron Winterrowd, Dovid Craig. Second row, Carol Bloom, Karen Blumgr, Barbara Barnhort, Morisue Crowshaw, Judy Rausch, Carol Bricker, Arlene Roederer, Mary Federer.

TRUMPETS: Left to right, first row, Ricky Rhodes, Tommy Hartranft, Keith Sayer, Dave Keeler, James Walsh, Bill Hacken Second row, Tom Morrison, George R. Cooper, Larry Fox, Fred Shell, Phil Thompson, Chester Stout, Gory Houptman.

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The majorettes practice many hours all summer vacation; and when the football season commences, they are ready to lead the band through the various formations. Each majorette must have a sparkling personality, plus ability in twirling, marching, strutting, and a fair knowledge of music. Although the majorettes did not twirl in any indoor pep rallies this year, they performed at all the football games and at the Circleville Pumpkin Show on October 16. Some of the girls Susan Weisman were asked to march and do baton routines with the All Ohio Boys Band Head Majorette at the 1958 Ohio State Fair. ^yreatuve

"Time for fun is never done" "Promenade your partner'

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Left to right, first row, Valerie Merrick, vice-president; Carol Rinehart, president; Judy Castle, secretary-treasurer. Second row, Gerald Walters, Marilyn Amrine, Bette Waldeck, Kathy Hill, Shera Richmond, Sue Ruffing, Patti Paxton, Nancy Kern, Tana Davis, Dana Shady, Noncy Brewer, Third row, Richard Bunner, Bob Landthorn, Danny Bukey, Mike Neer, Larry Negulesio, Annette Grace, Sandi Malone, Ann Bostic, Trine Mitchell, Gayle Linson, Kendra Dickerson. Fourth row, Bruce Findloy, Bill Gardelle, Charles Colson, Jim Brewer, Bob Cogan, Kenneth Fuller, Jin- Cook, Llewellyn Coles, Glenn Rohrer, John Richards, Rick Finke, Bob Coburn.

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The purpose of the Student Council of West Junior High is to foster a school spirit which will secure good citizenship through the development of school loyalty, good sportsmanship, and social responsibility among the student body. The Student Council sponsored noon dances, the "Council Capers" show, and the annual Guys' and Dolls' Day. In addition to helping the school on all projects, the Student Council gave $100 to the Red Cross, to be used for repairing flood damages.

Students enjoying a fifth period dance. This year's eighth and ninth grade Y- Teen clubs were combined and led by their officers Tana Davis, president; Valerie Mer rick, vice-president; Margaret Slabaugh, sec retary; and Marilyn Amrine, treasurer. Their activities included two camping trips, a hay- ride, a bake sale, and the "Hillbilly Hop" held April 17. The seventh grade Y-Teen club was not started until January when the following offi cers were elected: Karen Lorainy, president, Alice Devany, vice-president; Janet Melfi, secretary; and Pam Weigand, treasurer.

Left to right, first row, Morilyn Amrine, treasurer; Tana Davis, president; Carolyn Patterson, advisor, Valerie Merrick, vice-president; Margaret Slabaugh, secretary. Second row, Sandy Fraker, Barb Blythe, Loraine Procter, Kathy Hill, Janice Robison, Sue Wilkinson, Sharon John son, Mary Pemberton. Third row, Karen Griffin, Pat Bradshaw, Diona Fergerson, Carol Herbster, Donna Street, Vicky Hixon.

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Left to right, Marilyn Amrine, treasurer; Tana Davis, president; Carolyn Patterson, advisor; Valerie Merrick, vice-president; Margaret Sla baugh, secretary. First row, Jean Beosley, Bobbie Bryon, Ann Sexton, Shoron Borton, Sharon Brown, Barbara Blythe, Pam Miller, Tobyanne Hen derson, Ronda Stiles, Patti Emory, Mory Sheets, Sue Rice, Susie Belt, Ann Kirch, Rosemary Matyac, Rita Troth, Loraine Procter, Janice Robison, Linda Procter, Bette Waldeck, Karen Lee Haines, Sylvia Lynn Davis, Diane Ronckousky, Susan Wilkinson. Second row, Beverly Thompson, Carol Alban, Linda Bruner, Pat Drury, Rita Sorrells, Sherry Scott, Morgie Squeo, Barbara Harlor, Saro Pai'ni, Dona Shady, Barbara Schaaf, Joan Lorenz, Judy Costle, Ann Bostic, Sue Ruffing, Patti Paxton, Mary Lou Robinson, Mary Pemberton, Debby Guenther, Kathy Hill, Noncy Kern, Phyllis Bergman. Third row, Shirley Templeton, Ginger Weatherhead, Sherri Ann Schwon, Pat Snedegar, Carol Herbster, Megan Devaney, Sandy Frakes Vickie Hixson, Sally Wolf, Joann Gove, Kay Lathem, Anita Humphrey, Jeanette Bahn, Sandra Bauder, Jockie Hereford, Patricia Ann Wells Sharon Johnson, Diann Izzie, Karen Zielke, Diane Willison, Sally Jo Holmes, Sylvia Lusk. Fourth row, Victoree Merritt, Judi Crooks, Mary Schroy, Bobbie Dotson, Pat Bradshaw, Carolyn Beranek, Terry Randall, Diana Ferguson, Shirley Hoffman, Joyce Wetterhahn, Mary Goodman, Karen Griffin Susan Bauder, Karen Rankin, Donna Elliott, Donna Street, Sondy Lenox, Barbara Pohle, Sandi Malone, Barbara Hunter Karen Hastings Carol Rinehart, Nancy Curl, Rebecca Furbay, Linda Maxwell. Left to right, Glenn Rohrer, sergeant of arms; Dave Nachman, treasurer; Steve Takos, vice-president; Bob Dent, president, Jerry Mider, secretory; Jack Stephenson, chaplain. First row, Gary Perkins, John Coleman, Richard Curtis, Steven Cheek, Bobby Michaelis, Tom Alban, Bob Kight, Steve Culler, Jeff Shofer. Second row, Jim Baus, Danny Distelhorst, Bruce Findlay, Mike Uldricks, Mike Hobbs, Norman Caune, John Richards, Steve Anderson, Danny Snyder, Third row, Dave Sharp, Roger Friend, James Richard Colvin, Dennis Carpenter, Bill Highfill, Richard Weaver, Reginald Cumminqs.

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Lett to right, first row, Suson Kerr, Susie Belt, Carol Rinehort, Joon Lorenz, Donna Barnhill. Second row, Norman Brobst, Mollie Myers, Fred Smith, Judy Costle, Bob Jocobs.

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Left to right, first row, Carolyn Jones, Dixie Koontz, Linda Krueger, Barbara Bars, Sylvia Davis, Carolyn Parsons, Jackie Finks, Diane Ronckovsky Marilyn Schmehl. Second row, Deloris Butler, Odrenda Bridges, Linda Bruner, Shirley Hoffman, Terry Randall, Pam Miller, Carol Hughes, Carol Herbster, Jean Chapman, Barbara Hunter. Third row, John Chapman, Richard Bunner, James Stonerock, Don Egelhoff, Herb Sharferraker, Pat Bradshaw, Ann Perry, Kay Scoles, Sara Paini, Patti Paxton. Fourth row, Ray Click, Dennis Jackson, Reginald Cummings, Larry Calvert, Jerry Mider, Jim Cook, Dennis Mayer, Cheryl Fowler, Sally Dellinger, Judi Crooks, Sylvia Lusk. Left to right, first row, Les Armstrong, Steve Takos, Mike Totman, Larry Groves, Norm McWilliams, Larry Grant. Second row. Dove Hallstine, Mike Porter, Gary James, Jim Cook, Glenn Rohrer, Poul Sines, Rick Finke. Third row, Levester Jackson, Mike Culberson, Jerry Ball, Bob Sego, Denny Moyer, Lew Coles, Charlie Castle. /junior ^Mlak i5a5ketbatt The West Junior High basketball team started out a good on the Bronco's home floor. The Red Devils of Marion Franklin solid season by going down the hill to Starling Jr. and defeat faired better against our winning streak as they ran away with ing the Stars 49 to 35. This opening win didn't carry over, for, a 55 to 36 win. In their final game Charlie Meyer's boys took on the following week the Warriors from Eastmoor sparked by a beating from the Hilltonia Hawks 40 to 32. Benjamin's sixteen points took the junior varsity by a 51 to 38 This leaves the West Jr. squad in fourth place. It is not margin. Barrett Junior High picked up the trend by defeating the championship but, during all the games the boys handled the Broncs 59 to 43. Even after two straight 1 loses the junior themselves like champions in the field of clean ploy and good cowboys struggled back into the winning column as they ran sportsmanship. As a famous man once said "It is not whether over Mohawk 42 to 31. Inspired by this our boys, sparked by the game is won or lost but how it is played." Moyer's 21 points, shut the door in Roosevelt's face 66 to 46 West 49 ! West 38 I West 43 I West 42 J West 66 I West 36 . ' Left to right, first row, Joan Lorenz, ckie Hixon, Kirch. Second Margaret Slabaugh, Carol Rinehart, Kar Hastings, Su

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Left to right, first row. Donna Calendine, Sandy Bertram, Sherry Scott, Barbara Harlor, Judy Thompsc Pete Porks, Bill Lurz, Carl Cash, Dave Nachman, Bob Jacobs, Paul Sines, Dave Hallsteine. Second row, Shirley Morgan, Margaret Reynolds, Ann Kirch, Mary Lou Robinson, Carol Albon, Karen Griffin, Shera Richmond, Connie Heibel, Sue Ruffing, Jim Whipple, Phil Baker, Danny Distelhorst, Jerry Mider, Dove Feustel, Eugene Dorr. Third row, Barbara Hunter, Mary Goodman, Barbara Schoof, Rondo Stiles, Vickie Hixson, Suson Kerr, Carlene Justice, Carol Rinehart, Tom Heil, Rick Meyer, Delbert Moore, Fronk Tippett. Fourth Row, Megan Devaney, Patty Founds, Linda Max well, Barbara Price, Carolyn Stavrides, Barbara Pohle, Howard Davies, Mike Pugh, Ronnie Long, Paul Thompson, Bob Jones, Dove Beobe, Tim Wotson, Bill Gardelle.

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Left to right, first row, Sora Paini, Karen Hastings, Ann Bostic, Karen Rankin, Penny Jaccond, Sandie Malone, Phyllis Bergman, Marilyn Amrine, Sue Ruffing, Carol Holtzman. Second row, Rita Sorrells, Susan Bauder, Jeon Beosley, Margie Squeo, Julia May, Dione Willison, Dana Shady, Patti Emory, Margaret Thurston. Third row, Cecilia Rose, Victoree Merritt, Vivian Bratt, Shoron Borton, Beverly Thompson, Sylvia Lusk, Carol Sherritt, Mary Pemberton, Sandy Fraker, Anito Humphrey, Shera Richmond. Fourth row, Sarah Mormon, Suzonna Hunter, Kay Scoles, Sylvia Davis, Kay Lathen, Barbara Hunter, Sandy Lennox, Donna Street, Alice Jackson, Rebecca Furbay, Donna Phillips. J Left to right, first row, Bobbi Bryan, Ann Sexton, Connie Robinson, Catherine Hults, Kathy Campbell, Bette Waldeck, Janet Kelly, Carolyn Bera- nnek, Diane Ronckovsky, Betsy Prout, Jonice Robison, Loraine Procter, Lindo Procter, Linda Krueger, Nancy Kern, Linda Bruner, Pamela 3 Broome, Bonnie McCollum, Diana Fiyikawa. Second row, Becky Shaver, Groce Ferguson, Donno Richardson, Carol Herbster, Bobbie Dotson, Uudy Grace, Lillian Martin, Terry Randall, Cheryl Gerber, Lynda Crosier, Toby Anne Henderson, Karenkay Martin, Patty Drury, Pom Miller, a Diana Ferguson, Mary Sheets, Kathy Hill, Vol Merrick, Shirley Hoffman, Gloria Wilber, Rosemary Matyac. Third row, Dorothy Clark, Dixie XKoontz, Georgia Hagy, Koren Latham, Ann Perry, Mavis Holmes, Cornelia Fischer, Ruth Barnhill, Sharon Howard, Carol Hughes, Pat Snedegar, J Linda Carroll, Carolyn Goodman, Sue Rosenberger, Goyle Linson, Joe Ann Bellamy, Sharon Johnson, Kay Minniear, Jeanett Bailey, Earlene Sex- ilton, Karen Zielke, Cheryl Calendine. Fourth row, Joyce Borland, Solly Jo Holmes, Pot Bradshaw, Carol Speckman, Kendra Dickerson, Ginger V Weatherhead, Elaine Goldhordt, Karen Preston, Cheryl Fowler, Patti Crawshow, Jackie Hereford, Shirley Templeton, Diana Cunningham, Lynn Ful- illerton, Trina Mitchell, Barbora Moritz, Karen Mills, Diann Izzie, Rita Troth, Naomi Knisely.

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eft to right, first row, Bob Landthorn, Bob Posey, Mike Steiff, De nis McGlensey, Gerald Walters, Dav Crawford, Tim Treherne, Mike Totman. econd row, Norm McWilliams, Ronald Morgan, John Lucas, Bi Johannes, Mike Hobbs, Roger Green Tom Heil, Danny Bukey. Third row, Jesse lelton, Jack Williomson, Howard Unger, Ronald Sloter, Larry A eadows, Henry Hunt, Bob Alderton. :ourth row, Bob Jones, Gary Rader, John reen, Larry Grant, Gory James, Larry Calvert, Mark Le Valley Left to right, first i Suzanne Click, Karen Whitman, Mory Jeon Fleming, Joy Clay, Melissa Cheek, Barbara Deitrick, Judy Cruse, Joon Fisk, Morilyn Hanger, Si Davis, Judy Clay, Sandy Bush, Peggy Edwards, Pearl Athey, Delia Gentry, Judy Neibler, Betty Carson. Second row, Bob Miles, Ronnie Saint, i Willis, Bob Timmons, David Wright, Mike Spongier, Bob Wilkinson, Jerry Shody, Tom Rossetti, Gary Reynolds, George West, Brenda Detrc Susie Harvey, Andy Boyce, Jerri Hecker, Pauline Bixler. Third row, Jud Raush, Bob Talmadge, Howard Shepard, Dovid Preston, David Wood, Fred L ibert, Jim Devereoux, Ronnie Morrow, Lynn Currier, Mary Converse, Sharon Allard, Dave Tritche, Joy Lyle, Roger Street, Lorry Mead, Dick Loi o, Harold Schaffer.

Left to right, first row, Morlene Staten, Mory Sowers, Jerri Smith, Carol Kendall, Rex Slaughter, Faye Norris, Judi Newkirk, Koren Schuman, Betty Williams, Barbara Longhenry, Donna Robinson, Judi Schmidt. Second row, Alberto Sears, Suzanne Lucos, Sue Roush, Bob Shoner, Barbara Manson, Nick Ruffing, Karen Ruegg, Don Barnes, Mary Huff, Ellen Smith, Sandy Waltz, Nancy Pack, Judy Michleas, Carolyn Mitchell. Third row, Jim Crooks, Horley Cromer, Jim Harris, Roger Tidwell, Larry Link, Jim Ferguson, Nick Boose, Paul Shade, Alan Daft, Terry Powell, John Miller.

Left to right, first row, James Beosler, Virginia Cosh, Julio Kozee, Kathleen Tucker, Myrna Cazan, Sondy Coe, Judy Robinson, Carolyn Swoin, Julia Keinzer Ann Weaver, Billy Castle. Second row, Leon Evans, Kenny Young, Orvill Rinehort, Don Reynolds, Glen Karshner, Jerold Justice,

Left to right, first row, Tom Hartranft, Bill Hackensmith, Tom Harbour, Phyllis McKinney, Janet Irion, Janet Sue Martindale, Gail Hoffman, Mary McCleaf, Lyda Key, Linda Huffman, Judy Hunt, Sandy Love, Linda Halley, Sheri Lutz, Carol Look, Iris Lutz, Sandy Mielke, Sharon Hall, Chelsea Vawters, Jim Jones. Second row, Louis Guz Ted Moneypenny, Duone Frey, Barbara Hicks, Judi ol Hatfield, Solly Jansen, Keitha Lambert, Potti Heischman, Lynda Maura Charlotte Hedrick, Dorothy Hunt, John Graham, Bill Hart, John Gordon, Mike Scales. Third row, Thomas English, Joe Ditrick, Bruce Hon i, Fred Ell, Clyde C. Hay, William Froker, Lynn Hegele, Tin Skaarer, Steve Eckle, Gary Dusenbery, Thomas Grove, Bill Galloway, Bob Dod: Bruce Farley, Harold Griffin, Raymond Fuller, Gary Hauptma

-Left to right, first row, Martha Allender, Barbara Van Meter, Flora Walters, Sheridan Taylor, Lea Snider, Barbara Von Dyke, Carolyn Wilson, SBeverly Wright, Marsha Snovely, Mary Thorne, Soundra Thompson, Monika Sonnomon, Carol South, Marian Withrow, Judy Henry, Ruth Word, icSusy Unger, Judy Griggs. Second row, Pauline Willis, Kaye Thivener, Gerry Timmons, Carolyn Webb, Linda Sorrell, Jeanne Williams, Bonnie .Thatcher, Faye Thievner, Sharon Williams, Beverly Wenger, Janet Terbster, Carol Wright, Barbara Whipple, Ruby Tunevich, Sharon Ruby, Nancy i.'Stimmel, Rose Wise, Phyliss- Spichert. Third row, Dave Koon's, Dave Levering, Richard Luzader, Victor Jackson, Henery Martin, Phil Demorest, tBob Lauer, Eric Morlowe, Tom Marlow, Ron Line, Mike Krouse, Jon Kelley, Irvin Hill, Gale Holter, John LeFavour. Fourth row, Chuck King, lUomes Horn, Mike Marsh, Joe Weigand, Michael Kagay, Dave Schmitzer, Tom Herbster, Tom Massey, Fred Hinderer, Joe Weigant, Tom McGill, i>Russell Marx, Mark Johnson. Left to right, first row, Jai les Henson, Jim Walker, Jeff Wade, Jim Van Order, Jack Snyder, Ronald Byron, Jim Walsh, Mary Smith, Ruby Roush, Sue Mueller, Borba 3 Slagle, Pat Schmalstig, Mary Sink, Carol Ann Montoney, Judy Powell, Dotty Lou Reese, Judy Scott, Shirley Rey- nolds, Mory Lou Owen, Joe nn Waldeck. Second row, Gary Walker, Larry. Vance, Jim Smiley, Brent Sensobaugh, Fred Shell, John Schroy, Vic Smith, Linda Phillips, Shor an Reichart, Karin Roivos, Carol Morris, Diane Schiller, Carolyn Patterson, Joonn Porter, Dorisann Roush, Cormen Reid. Third row, Chuck Srr th, Ab Springer, Bob Schultz, Lee Spongier, Tom Timmons, Kent Gall, Robert Wesley, Julien Howie, Tom Martin, Jeon Postlethwait, Barbara Seogl ana Rockefeller, Solly Morgan, Anne Nunley, Beverly Redding, Sandy Smith, Sarah Pavey, Becky Rad- cliff, Bonnie Sisson.

Left to right, first row, Frances Edw Is, Bonnie Grashel, Sue Distelhorst, Diona Dunbar, Vicki Donaldson, Mary Ann Gahn, Patty Everett, Sharon Sams, Sherry Greiner, Marsha Guitn Koye Durbin, Bev Gill, Eorloray Gibson, Lindo Donnolly, Paul Pohle, Jim Rinehart, Bob Quail, Margie Drake. Second row, Cormen Gollicc >, Polly Fisher, Morilyn Eberhord, Jeannie Fry, Carolyn Edman, Bob Saint, Phyllis Maddux, Carolyn Free- man, Ann Elliott, Sue Drinkhouse, F Mincks, Don Miller, Robert Richards, Pat Bauer, Linda Geiger, Ann Evons, Dick Mickelson, Betty Wolf. Third row, Michael Boye, Dick Pusr, or, Bonnie Dorsey, Janyce Dodson, Jerry Ovist, Ronald Montgomery, Larry Miller, Nicolastephen Merrick, Ted Miller, Bill Nibert, Richard No Charles Murvay, Galen McHenry, Ron Moder, Bob Pemberton. Fourth row, Dovid Roberts, Floyd McKenzie, Dovid Morris, John Pete Fred Posey, Dan McCathrin, Cicero Neely, Keith Solyer, Ed Roberts.

Left to right, first row, Eddie Donaldson, Bill Doughty, Dan Ankrum, Dick Fisher, Frans Ake Brenda Harris, Sondy Bobbitt, Judy Dehmann, Connie Conard, Elma Allen, Florence DeMatteo, Rito Ward, Pam Dickson Judy' Wolfe Ka i Hogg, Doris Flewellen, Beverly Clawson. Second row, Don Hartwell, Rick Banker, Dove Davis, Gary Contizano, Arthur Boo Donnobe" l Ja Diane Burden, Patty Greer, Sandy Clark, Donno Foust, Carol Harper, Sandy Amore, Pot Hensel, Nancy Buckingham, Kar ,er, Linda Hysell, Lindo Weber. Third row. Carmen Izzie, Clyde Knisely, George Friend, Jerry Black, Tim Good, Freddie Anne Kribs' Eloi derle, Martha Weatherhead, Betty Bryant, Morilyn Castle, Bob Balo, Bill Ardle, Spencer Dunn, Michael Andrews. Fourth row, i Adkins, Pete Kehrigios, Malcolm Farris, Bob Birchfield, Kenny Robinson, Tom Gill, Ed Diedrich, Victor James, Justin Drummond, Willi, Diedrich, Don Desuforst. Left to right, first im Murray, Jill Mitchell, Elizabeth Price, Janet Patterson, Carole Minton, Jimmy Harrison, Petey Strathie, Dickie Stelz, Mary Lou Shavers, Co Littleton, Solly Porrish, Poula Preest, Billie June Schulze, Sharon Rumfield. Second row, Danny Koehler, Mike London, Carl Ring, Gary Webb, Henry Cu vkirk, Don Malone, Dave McDaniel, Barbara Shurtz, Olivia Turney, Becky Riley, Rose Stump, Patty Reeder, Terry Moore, Martha Pack Sharon McDaniel. Third row, Roger Tillis, Bob Keefer, Jim Graham, Jerry Hinebough, Roger Leach, Lynn Olinger, Karen Nelson, Carolyn Spe cer, Sonya Murray, Dolores Litman, Cathy Lemery, Susan Sutphen, Bonnie McElhinny, Judy Sharp. Fourth row, Jock Wilson, Jim Litmon, Ottt E. Mansperger, Richard Reams, Max Shipley, Bob Thomas, John McCathrin, Paul Warehom, Steve Strohm, Jan Greer, Ray Norwood.

Left to right, first row, Karen Schneider, La Donna Prillerman, Dovid Riebel, Nancy Quail, Carolyn Poole, Charlene Pike, Thomos Sexton, Jerry Wright, Lee Polmer, Potty Owen, Sharon Van Dyke, Lorry Menz, Carol Stotczar, Jim Miller, Lois Wheaton, Sandy Talmadge, Connie Ratliff, Gary McNeeley, Donno Stephens, Dottie Neimeister. Second row, Marilyn Westlake, Pennie Pritchard, Dottie Way, Darlene Anderson, Mary Robinson, Janice Simms, Judy Rausch, Susie Porter, Nancy Fox, Lynn Kelley, Shoron Pope, Sylvia Sanborn, Peggy Wright, Barbara Staley, Carol Tigyer, Carolyn Shannon, Arleen Roederer. Third row, Mary Lou Ricker, Rose Neuenschwonder, Reed Mcintosh, Janet Rice, Sharon Sickles, Penny Rice, David Frost, Judy Schultz, Janice Weaver, Ruth Anne Smith, Marlea Pfaff, Ann Reeves, Carolyn Sears, Jim Ricketts, LeRoy Quickie, Harold Pen nington, Richard Schmidt, Margalyn Vorce. Fourth row, Judy Wright, Cathie Stewart, Jim Morris, Art Newkirk, Bob Ross, Gary Ore, Dick Ansel, Mike Owen, Larry McQuerrey, Albert Rice, Bob Montgomery, Stew Randall, Tommy McGough, Kenny Burrough, Tom Merz, Bruce Miller.

Lett to right, first row. Penny Hudson, Judy Logan, Frances Kirts, Marilyn Phillips, Linda Lonning, Emma Seymour, Shoron Lunsford, Dianna McQuillen, Carolyn Moore, James Gross, Lloyd Leonne, Judy Ann Miller, Suzanne Kanatas, Ann Kunze, Sandro Lawson, Peggy Wood, Pot Martin, Joon Jenny, Dotti Nochman, Noncy Hunter, Sandy McMillen. Second row, Mary Van Sickle, Evelyn Doughty, Corol Linebrink, Veronica Muller, Carolyn Kunz, Yvonne Veeley, Rosa Lea Thompson, Joon Young, Jodee Jenkins, Mary Konkus, Alberta Mastriani, Ann Longdon, Mike May, Ernest Grish, Ronnie Mansfield, Sharon Delon. Third row, Carol Neff, Kothy Smith, Shirley Ventola, Linda Dovis, Borbora Meadows, Karen Leasure, Hazel McCann, Mary Lou Simmons, Ruthanne Ralph, Judith Mako, Arthur Thompson, Burr Miles, Ken Roivas, Sue Le Diard, Diane Morrow, Patty Reese, Barbara Todd, Sandra Porter, Wanda Brooks. Fourth row. Donald Randolph, Bob White, Jim Preest, Lewis Conkey, Craig Everetts, Charles Richardson, Dick Bing, David Dawson, Don Milono, Bill Paske, Bob McKay, Becky Wilson, Penny Pearson, Charles Davis, Paul Wolfe, Tom Schneider, Mary Jo Dixon Left to right, first row, Gary Clark, Anne Halley, Dave Duerler, Janet Bradford, Ruth Fuller, Shoron Omohundro, Pot Gilbert, Brenda Davis, . Dent, John Edwards, Lynda Fredendall, Sue Holberg, Marsha Grogg, Helen Haley, Diana Gingerall, Potty Holdren, Woreline Grays, Mary Howard. Second row, Jean Babbert, Bob Bobbitt, Eorl Aber, Carter Otis, Gary Allwine, Don Birle, Gary Alwood, Ray Buckley, Jack Cobb, David Coburn, Lindo Fuller, Anito Graham, Judy Headd, Danelle Holton, Jonet Harris, Darilee Heston. Third row, Joe Christian, Glenn Rondle, Carl Pailey, Jock Caldwell, Svens Caune, William Detwiler, James Dulin, Sam Brobst, Dovid Benson, Jesse Dickinson, Dick Aler, Dorothy Henry, Louise Hole, Janice Froe. Fourth row, Eddie Converse, Mike Costo, Ronald Delong, Paul Doellinger, Ed Altenburg, Frances Heft, Rito Hannon, Shoron Hed- rick, Marsha Geist, Pat Wood, Morita Georgiton, Hope Grove, Barbara Holycross, Betty Howells.

Left to right, first row, Antoinette Bellman, Mory Ann Bisbee, Jean Cosselman, Brenda Birden, Marianne Arms, Arlene Arbogast, Kaye Abbott, Jock Ward, Chriss Carfrey, Jeon Berger, Barbara Apel, Frankie Doily, Earl Stepp, Harry Shelton, Terry Walters, Charles Stewart, John Sier, Chester Stout. Second row, Joyce Byington, Karyl Bricker, Elaine Brewer, Jonet Castle, Sharon Ackermon, Janice Casey, Sue Barber, Floretta Arm strong, Shirley Buell, Janice Carver, Judy Clotts, Ronnie Stewart, Frank Wilgus, Richie Steele, Dennis Thompson, John Wilcox. Third row, Brenda Bolin, Judy Costle, Elizabeth Burrell, Sharon Boss, Hazel Buckingham, Eliza Busenburg, Lois Bryont, Dick Sines, Dick Williams, Ken Wolfe, Phil Storcher, Eddie Yerion, Lee Stille, Frances Sindledecker, Phil Thompson, Don Hunt. Fourth row, Michael Turner, Ronald Wintenoud, Chuck Withrow, Steve Waidelick, Garry Weigand, Jim Thornton, John Williams, Ed Moy.

rf i!is,0rsr'9' row' Pot Co,,er. Sandie Cloutier, Agnes Ann Clay, Mary Fields, Doris Creamer, David Ford, Douglas Ison, Charles Graham, Debby Draper Mory Fravel, Paulo Fink, Isabella Black, Betty Jo D'Amico, Potty Bodge, Barbara Foster, Mory Federer, Joy Drummond, Carol Clark, i Second row. Pot Eggleton, Roze Erenpreiss, Sherry Fields, Joon Crosier, Koy Froncis, David Keeler, Dick Flint, Vera Dixon, Goil Denney, Sondy i Uunap, Dave Kreig, Joe Monn, Terry Linson, Dove Kochler, Donny Hunyady, Jock Harrison. Third row, Carol Eckstein, Ruth Eiselstein, Koryn I i-oniey, Shoron rausnaugh, Michele Dougherty, Dave Lamp, Charlie Keep, Dave Galloway, Clifford Huffman, Dick Lowe, Carson Jenkins, Horold 1 £reen, Jock Holycross Dove McGill. Fourth row, Roger Hunter, Colvin English, George Kuhn, Roger Helmick, John Mothew, Bill Hill, Fred Frank,, Dennis Howes, Gene Patrick, Steve Freeman, Dan Hawk, Tom Galloway Left to right, first row, Brenda Holycross, Barbara Schaaf, Connie Heibel, Joan Lorenz, Susie Belt, Susan Kerr, Carol Rinehart, Judy Castel, Mary Harris, Kathryn Thomas, Joyce Rose, Sandy Foremon, Shirley Morgan, Patty O'Dowd, Willodene Harvey, Cheri Chevalier, Donno Columbo, Shoron Wolfe, Wilma Weidmier, Barbara Froker, Shirley Kazee. Second row, Judy Hubbard, Madalyn Hosier, Donna Barnhill, Judy Dailey, Lynda Hegele, Martha Dungee, Vera Boos, Judy Monsperger, Judy Reed, Annette Grace, Bette Reynolds, Margaret Reynolds, Mollie Myers, Sally Sands, Billie Lucas, Janet Steele, Sharon Southworth, Mary Kay Shaver, Vivian Bratt, Sandy Berkheimer, Delores Butler. Third row, Jim Jockson, Charles Cole, Richard Pate, Dorcas Clayton, Arthur Smith, Norman Brobst, Ted Fox, Steve Anderson, Bob Dent, Dave Beebe, Pat Hartington, Tom Leach, Bill Whitis, Ronnie Ham, Roger Blythe, Bob Colborn, Roger Fuffner, Dove Bowman, Beverly Johnson. Fourth row, Charles Robinson, Wesley Thomas, Steve Spongier, Fred Smith, Tom Rodenstein, Ricky Clark, Dan Snyder, Denny Rhyan, Jerry Gronbach, Bill Bennett, Dave Sharp, Jim Gothord, Horold Sass, Phil Myers, Ronnie London, Mike Knott, Ron Sapp, Tom Maki. Fifth row, Ed Lover, Beryl Bodgely, Ronnie Long, Jim Hazleton, Melvin Allard, Howard Wolls, Bruce Cutlip, Mike Phillips, Leon Evans, Larry Spongier, Roger Friend, Bob Jacobs, Phillip Fleming, Tom Borsch, Roger Plonk, Jerry Peake, Willy Foster, Dennis Pence.

Left to right, first rov, Phyl Bergman, Mary Ellen Sheets, Marlene Coe, Beverly Bolt, Rondo Stiles, Barbara Blythe, Tana Da Sherry Scott, Sandy F incy Curl, Margaret Thurston, Carol Holtzmon, Susan Bauder, Roberta Miller, Soroh Mormon. Second rr Maddox, Mory Lou Robinsor Barbara Harlor, Ann Chapman, Ann Bostic, Sondy Malone, Donna Seword, Potty Wells, Patty Turney, ritt, Suzanne Hunter, Sandy enox, Carol Streviedes, Patty Sims, Judy Gomel, Potty Founds. Third row. Herb Shorfnecke, Tom Alban , Bill Le ssell Rife, Mike Roush, More Renner, Richard Colvon, Bob Allen, Mike Pugh, Mike Culberson, Tony Chri sty, Jon King, Bob Ste Mike Dow I, Steve Wolf. Fourth row, Carl Fladt, Larry Schmehl, Frank Tippet, Dave Hallstein, Dave Harp, Deni R,ck Bunner, Leroy Meders, Phil Baker, Mike Dematteo, Pete Parks, Glenn Rohrer, Roger Spencer, Dan Egelhoff, Jim Baus, Dave Hens Carpenter. Fifth row, Dan Burden, James Lynch, Terry Murray, Rick Meyers, Evert Phillips, Reginol Commings, Larry N Bob Jc Highfield, Jim Cook, Randal Flugge, John Crawford, Fred Boots, Bill Green, Gary Smith, Mike And,

Left to right, first ow, Sylvio Dav, s, Margaret Mays, Carol Alban, Sue Rice, Marilyn Amrine, Jeanie Brooks, Carolyn Parsons, Darlene Edwards, Betty Blankenship, Dixie Ann K irch, Jean Beasly, Potty Emory, Sharon Schwan, Carlena Justice, Kay Lathem, Brenda Upperman, Mary Pemberton, Jackie Schneider, Do rothy Stiles. Second row, Sally Wolf, Sherion Wine, Barbara Williams, Sandy Bauder, Mary Goodmon, Karen Griffin, Pam Miller Jonette Bahn, Joann Gove, Sylvio Lusk, Vickie Hixon, Margaret Slobaugh, Martho Kirts, Linda Mansfield, Diane Willison, Carol Rodgers, Ma y Lou Schulz, Judy Frame. Third row, Barbara Price, Donna Street, Dana Shady, Karen Hastings, Barbara Pohle, Megan De- vaney. Penny Jaccc ud, Rebecca FLjrbay , Morcella Sinkford, Francina Perry, Odrenda Bridges, Belva Sue Mink, Carol Moore, Roselee Mothues, Elaine Frost, Sharo n Stinson, Joanm a Klett. Fourth row, Ronald Featherstone, Jerry Dunigan, Steve Kagay, Dave Nachman, Richard Kent, Danny Distlehorst, Don V rden, Jack Chejpmon , John Herbert, Don Mack, Jerry Claytor, William Jones, Bill Tipton, Glenn Roach, Sandy Reaves, Verna Horner. Fifth row. Kenneth Fuller , Dennis Moyer, Paul Tomphson, Tim Wotson, Eugene Dorr, Jerry Izzard, Carl Roush, John Richards, Mike Meyer, Bill Stetler Gary Garber, Richard Weaver, James Whipple, Jack Lechalk, Tom Wright. Left to right, first row, Julia May, Linda Maxwell, Barbara Hunter, Beverly Thompson, Judy Thompson, Karen Haines, Lindo I, Anita Humphrey, Sharon Brown, Kay Scholes, Barbara Pool, Shirley Templeton, Shera Richmond, Rita Compton, Harold Smith, Ron Ste George Flick, George Omen. Second row, Betty Bowmon Carol Ackley, Sondy Bertram, Carol Garber, Sharon Borton, Judy Crooks, Elizabeth Price, Donno Elliott, Karen Ronkin, Margie Squeo, Sara Pain i Sue Ruffing, Jondy Steward, Jan Barton, Robert Cordell, Jim Joynor. Third row, Roger Stoten, Tom Doft, Shelly Smith, Larry Fraze, Ronny Tr en, Jerry Roach, Davis Ellis, Carl Walp, Robert Seego, Mike Kriffith, Odell Walters, Ed Gerling, Jim Brewer, Jerry Boll, Mike Clark. Fourth row, Wade Deskens, John Hunt, Mike Krull, Morris Hinton, John Trickey, Ricky Combs, Bob Cogan, Richter, Ralph Slaughter, Larry Mac Kenzie, George Schmalstig, Buddy Wheeler, Dovid Gahn, Lorry Neglesco, Ron Edsel, Ron Keffer, John Wright. Fifth row. Bill Lewis, Bob Cash, Willy Foster, Mike Lewis, Billy George, Tom Noel, Richard Carter, Dick Robinson, David Smith, David Feustle, Jake Fredendall, Dough Nicklous, Bob Hesslor, Jerry Mider, Joe DeVore, Roy Swinehort, Dovid Buttes.

Left to right, first row, Dionn Izzie, Dianne Koons, Janet Kelly, Mary Johnson, Linda Krueger, Bobbie Bryan, Linda Carroll, Solly Jo Holmes, Carol Herbster, Bette Waldeck, Nancy Kern, Sue Rosenberger, Becky Shover, Etta Mansperger, Terry Randall, Karen Alexander, Dixie Koontz, Koren King. Second row, Jack Stephenson, David Kirch, Mike Raver, Donno Ohde, Ann Miller, Carol Hughes, Eloine Goldhort, Shoron Howard, Judith Grace, Jeon Chapman, Janeen Corbin, Dorothy Clark, Joon Frey, Pottiann Crawshaw, Ginger Weatherhead, Lee Brown, Richard Stern. Third row, Vic Hixon, Virgil Emerick, Jerry Mowherter, Mike Steiff, Donald Lacy, Bob Londthorne, Vic Lynn, Jomes Pennington, Gerald Walters, Joe Knisley, Leslie Swinford, Jim Ruoff, Bob Zahler, Jerry Dovis, Bill Minnear, George Mueller, Richard Springer. Fourth row, Doug Byerly, Lew- ellyn Coles, Larry Graves, Roy Mills, Dan Bukey, Jeff Leighninger, Robert Venders, Ronald Morgan, Robert Higgins, Larry King, Terry Elly, Jim Anthony, George Linimon, Willie Wells, Kent Campbell. Fifth row, Larry Meadows, John Green, Jerry Crist, Charles Castle, Dick Ruffing, Russel Meselle, John Lucas, Bob Jones, Buford Uppermon, Ronald Sloter, Mark LaValley, Mike Porter, Bob Posey, Brian Miginis, Steve Tokos, Bill Stotczor.

Left to right, first row. Pam Miller, Diana Ferguson, Patricia Chapman, Karenkay Martin, Diane Ronckousky, Jonice Robison, C jnme Robinson, Lois Willioms, Ann Sexton, Mary Kay Harden, Cathy Hults, Carolyn Keller, Koren Sue MacMillen, Loraine Procter, Linda Brui er, Toby Anne Henderson, Kothy Campbell. Second row, Betsy Prout, Gayle, Trina Mitchell, Barbara Moritz, Beatrice Foster, Carol Gibson, Carolyn Good- man Jackie Hereford, Corol Schriener, Joy Ackley, Rita Troth, Rosemory Matyor, Sharon Johnson, Elizabeth Stump, Roger Gi Razor, I im Treherne, Dan Donaldson. Third row, Billy Nixon, Norman McWilliams, Mike Totman, Dick Farley, Jerry Robinson, Charles Coulter, Lorry Beosley, Dove Crawford, Bruce Findloy, Don Dixon, Robert Keel, Richard Fox, Mike Neer, Jock Chapman, Jesse Helton, Bill Johannes, Sam Dennis, J,m Moss. Fourth row, Fred Word, Lorry Grant, Ron Wheeler, Bob Robbins, Jim Stonerock, Jim Curry, Bob Alderton, Dick Robbins, Den nis McGlensey, Eugene Broseus, Chip Colson, John Spencer, Dick Kimble, Dan Roush, Steve Heodd, Tom Laff, Hollie Choddock, Gory Radar. Left to right first row, Cheryl Colendin ;, Kay Minniear, Donna Richards Cheryl Dorsch, Susie Wilkinson, Debby ither, Linda Procter, Jone Maple, Barbora Brew er, Ruth Burt rum, Jim Smith, Beverly Duesler Earlene Sexton, Nancy Brewer, Polly Willi Maud Gibson, Janet Boilv Lynn rujirawa, Shi ley Forgrave, Pam Broome. Second row, Kar n Latham, Ruth Barnhill, Cheryl Gerber, Ka ielke, Carolyn Jones, Shirley Hoff nan, Lynn Be rland, Koren Mills, Kathy Hill, Patsy Collins Lillian Martin, Donna Cooper, Kare imi Knisley, Vol Mer- rick. Christir a Higgins, B Dnnie McCollu m. Third row, Carol Speckman Carolyn Beranek, Mavis Holmes, C Wilber, Kendra Dickerson, Sue (ling man, L ndo Boothe, Barbara Borr, Shoron Burtschin, Grace Fergu jn, Pat Bradshaw, Bobbie Dotson, lelis Fisher, Joyce Wetterhahn, Patty Drury, Pat Snedegar Pinda Crosie r. Fourth row, Cheryl Fowler, Li l Frost, Joanne Bellemy, Beverly ford, Gayle Alexander, Dianne Buttler, Ann Perry, Diane Cunningham, Karen Preston, Lynn Fullerton.

Left to right, first row, Ruth Ann Broseus, Mary Koy Krebs, Charlotte Hegenauer, Patty Stewart, Carol Scott, Janet Beasley, Carolyn Colvin, Mar tha Hess, Barbara Kuntz, Sharon Cramer, Joellyn Dougherty, Korlene Koch, Cothy Harlor, Carol Thompson, Donna Edwords, Sandra Durfey, Marie Bennett, Dion Younkin. Second row, Sharon Broomhall, Karen Longhenry, Judy Scoles, Arlene Ruffner, Debbie Wenger, Mary Lance, Cheryl Bell, Diane Calvert, Nancy Kazee, Judith Lewis, Karolyn 'Knowler, Mory Roberts, Mary Warren, Moriolice Schmitt, Sandra Ongaro, Susie Simmons, Darlene Bennett, Janine Dougherty. Third row, Voletta Davis, Pat Cairns, Mary Merrick, Patty German, Barbara Roush, Brenda Griffin, Sheryll Emery, Karolyn Geissler, Barbaro Drost, Margaret Konkus, Corol Swortz, Mary Ann Brown, Vicki Lotti, Marilyn Schmell, Kay Schroy. Fourth row, Barbara Dow, Nancy Swoke, Carol Myers, Lucinda Niday, Betty Muller, Judith Nogowick, Lois Spongier, Identity Unknown, Mory Koy Dungee, Sue Lone, Debbie Ault, Sally Dellinger, Dorothy Stephenson, Sue O'Rourke. Jacqueline Finks.

J Left to right, first row, Sondy James, Mory Jone Guthrie, Susan Ardle, Joyce Berlo, Polistine Orsbone, She in Whipple, Betty Ainsworth, Anne 1 Dueler, Rebecca Dent, Lindo Tillis, Sondy King, Judy Parsons, Patty Weaver, Carolyn Phillips, Barbara Gr e, Judy Holstead, Shoron Staten. I Second row, Shoron McCann, Helen Hudnell, Karen Liberti, Patricia Lagore, Lynne Volz, Martha Hill, Aln Lewis, Connie Bretz, Eveline Ash- I bough, Jane Busenberg, Lindo Scholer, Mary Lustnhauer, Connie Toms, Diane Popp, Susan Block, Vicki ! ike, Gilbert High. Third row, Skip Sanford, Phil Worthen, Bob Hicks, Jim Eblin, Jock Hilbert, Roger Essig, James Drummod, Ray Pinker John Underwood, Tommy Wate Gordon Brooks, Robert Johnson, Steve Lynch, John Linebrink, Ronnie Armstron, Bob Barnhart, Albert Davis, Danny Brofft. Fourth row. Gory Hughs, Ward Foster, Bob Russell, Carl Schrock, David Thurston, Ted Vollmuth, Jim Pinkerman, Mike Kruez, Doryl Green, Bob Fredendall, Jock Ross, Roger Eddy, Butch Perez, Bryce Pennington, Walter Dowson, Gary Ross. Fifth row, Ricky White, Jim Lucas, Deward Watts, Steve Welch, Dave Miller, Ronold Kern, Ronnie Wilt, Loci Vorga, Ronnie Grundstein, Steve Miller, Charles Seymour, Christy Roth, Tom Russell, Bill Highfill, Don Smith, Lorry Trein, Joke Lydoy. Left to right, first row, Barbara Recobs, Sharon Seyfried, Susan Thrall, Nancy Clowson, Rebecca Miller, Janet Melfi, Linda Frakes, Beth Ann Pfeifer, Patty DeMatteo, Marsha King, Susie Griffith, Jean Beemon, Sally Baker, Jane Morgon, Darlene Ferguson, Jo Eddo Thompson, Vicki Stewart, Marsha Rankin. Second row, Debra Temple, Gayle Shankle, Ellen Gorsuch, Mory Ellis, Joyce Williams, Rachel Nachman, Phyllis Kremes, Karen Loroiny, Pom Weigand, Alice Devaney, Donna Chaffin, Patti Buckner, Sharon Lamprecht, Shirley Bridges, Sandy Hill, Linda Smith, Susy Walls. Third row, Donold White, Donald Pence, Daniel White, William Ream, David Schroeder, Williom Robinson, James Castle, Joe Harbour, Claude Eggleton, Tom Ratiff, Lynn Jordan, Stephen Quinn, Larry Falo, Eddie Campbell, Eugene Hedrick. Fourth row, Charles Stewart, Russell Miller, Larry Moore, Hans Nemes, Garry Detrow, Jerry McGinnis, Roger Chrisman, Jeff Shafer, Bob Michaelis, Norman Caune, Tom Laughlin, Lynn Brock, Jerry Grooms, Bob Bowsher, Jim Sterling, Earl Beosley, Gary Perkins.

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" T - /. A.. . iJL • Left to right, first row, Jennifer Dowd, Berto Somor, Anna Dyer, Carolyn Turpm, Patty Garlmg, Darlene Given, Patricio Bertram, Carol Wede- meyern, Carol Froser, Diana May, Diana Wolters, Cheryl Garber, Judith Manly, Pamela Boyer, Charlene Henthorne, Terry Wolsh, Susie Hampton. Second row, Becky Spencer, Patricia Cochrom, Rachel Work, Donno Miller, Shoryn Lutz, Kathleen Miller, Rita Flugge, Molene Skipper, Carol Meyer, Mary Ward, Linda Habarger, Karen Watson, Kathy Washburn, Bonnie Williom, Charlene Thompson. Third row, John Colman, Herald Qumpsey, John Salman, Danuol Downing, Robert Myers, Tim DeWitt, Bob Louden, Harold Martin. Don Bender, Mike Uldricks, Jim Hughes, Dovid Spongier, Garry Hoffman, Doug Torronce, Virgil Runyan, David Walters. Fourth row, Morn Collins, Mike Harden, Wayne Ellis, Bruce Wolf, Jim Summers, Larry Mariott, Gene Clowson, Mike McCorty, Lowell Grube, Tom Heibel, Bob Mohr, Mike Billingpley, Mike Fullen, Bryan Moore, Kennith Mount, Terry Rader. Fifth row, Dovid Rock, George Foreman, Fred Rowling, Clint Hutchinson, Garry Myers, Walter Schriner, Wil- lard Homes, Ronnie Carr, Larry Brice, Bert Murvay, Bob Knight, Steve Culler, George Stewart, Richard Curtiss, Louis Tompson, John Collard. Sixth row, John Georgenton, Ernest Williams, Dwight Roederer, Steve Smith, Mike Lutz, Stephen Cheek, Robert Reed, John Barber, Garry Ward. C/uess l/i/ho! Csvidex

ADMINISTRATION 6 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 65 ADVANCED RADIO 82 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 72 ALMA MATER 19 GLEE CLUBS Junior High Advanced Girls' 106 ANNUAL STAFF 85 Junior High Boys' 107 ART CLUB 60 Junior High Girls' 107 BAND Senior High Boys' 91 Dance 95 Senior High Girls' 91 Junior High 105 GRADUATING CLASSES Marching 96 January 12 BANK TELLERS 88 June 20 BASKETBALL HI-Y Girls' Tournament 73 Junior High 102 Junior High 104 Senior High 69 Reserve 55 JUNIOR-SENIOR ORCHESTRA 94 Varsity 54 "L" SOCIETY BOYS' QUARTETTE 92 January 86 BUSINESS ADVERTISING STAFF 84 LATIN CLUB 68 CHEERLEADERS LIBRARY STAFF 87 Junior High 104 Reserve 55 MAJORETTES 97 Varsity 57 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHOIRS January 86 Junior High 106 OCCIDENT STAFF 83 Senior High 90 OFFICE MONITORS 78 CROSS COUNTRY 56 ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR CLUB CUSTODIANS 78 January 87 DEDICATION 5 PROJECTION CREW 88 ENSEMBLES Boys' 92 REGISTRATION ROOMS 108 Girls' 92 ROPE TWIRLERS 78 Mixed 92 SCIENCE CLUB 76 EQUESTRIAN CLUB 62 SPANISH CLUB 67 EXCELSIOR STAGE CREW 81 January 103 STAMP COUNTERS 87 FACULTY 7 STUDENT COUNCIL FEATURE PAGES Junior High 100 January Class 18 Senior High 80 June Class 48 SUPERLATIVES Student 58 January 44 Student 98 June 46 TOOTBALL TICKET SELLERS 88 Varsity 50 VISUAL ARTS CLUB 74 Reserve 51 VICTORIOUS CHRISTIAN YOUTH 77 Homecoming 52 Y-TEENS FRENCH CLUB 66 Junior High 70 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 63 Senior High 101 ^rvidex ^Jo ^Afdi/ediI6er6

Alberto's Pizza 134 Jones Flying Service 133

J. C. Allen 123 Jonos Lumber Company 122

Atlas Sewing Center 130 Julian & Kokenge Company 135

Bell Telephone Company 122 Lowe Brothers Paints 122

Biddle's 135 Mann Furniture Company 125

Bliss College 125 K. C. McPherson 121

Bordens 120 Nippert Electric Products Company 132

City Furniture 133 Rausch Brothers 124

Class of 1932 125 C. C. Robinson Company 130

Columbus Business University 130 Schroecks Sinclair Service 121

Ezzo's Barber Shop 121 Whyle H. Schroyer 132

First Federal Savings & Loan 134 Seiller's Department Store 133

Harold L. Fox, Realty 132 Spangs 130

Frances & Stinson 132 Spears Funeral Home 120

Fritch Jewelry 124 Sugar Produce 122

Fuller Brush Company 134 Lowell T. Sullivan Insurance 121

O. P. Gallo Tailors 120 Super Duper 122

Moe Glassman's 135 Superior Drugs 124

Goodwin's Pharmacy 134 Timken Roller Bearing Company 131

Grove City Roller Rink 124 Waugh Florist 120

Glenn Hamilton Sohio Service 125 Westgate Manor Drugs 135

Hillcrest Bowling Lanes 121 West Hill Drugs 133

Hilltop Record 132 West Side Lumber 121

Hilltop Tune Shop 133 West Side Motors 125

Hilltop Westgate Realty 135 Yost Florist 122 18 N. 3rd Street CA 1-365 Our Only Location 0. P. Gallo Tailors

TUXEDO RENTAL

Mention this ad and receive a $1.50 discount

For the Loveliest CORSAGES FUNERAL DIRECTORS Cut Flowers and Plants

2693 W. BROAD ST. Ambulcmce-Inhalortor COLUMBUS BR 4-5092 Waughs Florist BR 4-4427 2765 W. Broad at Hague call BR 9-7944 HILLARD'S CHAPEL 85 West Main Street TR 6-6171

New, Modern and Complete Funeral Parlors. Large Chapel and comfortable reposing rooms. Fully Air Conditioned. Elevators for your convenience. No more climbing stairs will be necessary.

Spacious Parking Pla vith entrance and exit Best Wishes to West's 1959 properly indicated.

Trained, courteous stafi always ready to be helpful and efficient during the time of your need. Your desire is the first consideration.

Day and Night Ambulance Service.

You direct all expenditures and you must be satis fied in every particular. ICE CREAM K. C McPherson MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING Stone Company by BUD - - EZZO - - ROCKY - - SISK BUILDING STONE STEPPING STONE 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. WALL SLATE Complete Line of Tonics and Shampoos 2645 Harrison Road

BR 4-0606

CONGRATULATIONS, '59 GRADS FROM West Side Lumber Co. A Doddington Yard EZZOS May Your Future Be Filled With Happiness AIR CONDITIONED BR 4-6676

35 Derrer Road BR 4-1188 14 North Harris Avenue Next to Post Office

CONGRATULATIONS Lowell T. Sullivan Ins. Agency

2211 West Broad St., Columbus 4, Ohio, BR 4-1169

RUSS O'NEAL RESIDENCE: BR 9-2787

Congratulations and Best Wishes for Always Ready to Serve You A Successful Future Schroecks Service Hillcrest Bowling Lanes SINCLAIR PRODUCTS

Eldon Avenue and Broad Street 3440 W. Broad BR 4-7555 Congratulations to '59 Graduates The Lowe Brothers Paint Co.

"Your Friendly Decorating Center"

2697 Sullivant Avenue BR 4-8844

FLOWERS FOR

EVERY OCCASION Jones Lumber Co. FROM Yost Florist

57 N. Sylvan BR 4-1109 BR 4-3124 303 Belvidere Avenue

Hazel Roberts. Prop.

Sugar Produce Co.

Wholesale Fruits and Produce

139 East Town Street Columbus. Ohio

CONGRATULATIONS! Super Duper Stores 3631 Sullivant 2976 West Broad Telephone Jobs Columbus, Ohio offer varied and BR 9-9979 BR 9-8049 interesting work for girls.

the OHIO BELL telephone company '-aA££e^n§iudioy

2373W.BR0AP5T.' COLUMBUS 4.0H10 'TELEPHONE PR-4-2324

Again we wish to express our appreciation ior the liberal patronage of West High School Students; and we hope the future may have an abundance of health, good luck, and success tor each of you.

**££&>*

'Cf' Congratulations on your

MAY WE SAY THAT WE ARE PROUD TO BE ONE OF THE MANY

Skate for fun at CONGRATS TO '59 GRADUATES Grove City Roller Rink 4049 Broadway

Tues.. Fri., Sat., Sun.. 8-11 P.M. Saturday Matinee 1:30-4:00 P.M.

Call TR 5-3181 for Reservations for private parties

Fritch Jewelers SUPERIOR DRUG STORE

2390 W. Broad Street Congratulations to the 1959 Graduates

Marjorie and Bob Henery, Owners

P. R. Rausch L. G. Rausch Superior Drug Store "We Make Keys"

Rausch Bros. Hardware West Broad and Whitethorne

Phone BR 4-1846 2784 West Broad Street

OLD TRAIL LANES REAGAN'S TV SERVICE 30 Automatic Pinspotters lack Reagan, Proprietor 3636 W. Broad Street 555 S. Eureka Avenue Br 4-6351 Br 4-3237 Golden Anniversary

CLASSES TO HAVE BEEN GRADUATED FROM WEST HIGH SCHOOL.

CLASS OF 1932

Glenn Hamilton s COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS SOHIO SERVICE STATION Mann Furniture Co...... T HAGUE AT SULLIVANT AVENUE A.NN PUHNITURE

CONGRATULATIONS, 1959 GRADUATES FURNITURE WITH COMFORT,

CHARM AND SUPERB QUALITY

Open 10 till 9 Sat. 9 till 6 m*& BR 4-5170 3440 Sullivant Avenue

"Ohio's Greatest School of Business" CONGRATULATIONS TO WEST HIGH 131 E. State Street Columbus 15, Ohio West Side Motors, Inc.

CA 4-4112 DODGE & PLYMOUTH

DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL TRUCKS 1350 West Broad Street

SNYDER VIERECK "The Florist" Furniture and Interiors Fourth and State Street 3115 West Broad Street Ca 4-1201 Br 6-2247 Open evenings and Sundays Congratulations To The

Abbott Laundry Anthony • Thomas Cinderella's 1580 Sullivant Avenue Candy Company Paradise Br 4-2466 1026 W. Broad Street 497 Wrexham Avenue CA 8-4662 BR 4-2728

All Service Garage Biltmore Restaurant Dairy Queen 3045 Sullivant Avenue 2414 W. Broad Street 1316 Harrisburg Pike Br 9-2327 BR 4-0282 BR 6-1214

Allen's Bond Bread Dairy Queen Family Shoe Store General Baking Co. 2185 Sullivant Avenue Great Western Shopping Center 415 Buckingham Street BR 9-4403 88 Wilson Road Ca 4-5122

Allen Milk Joseph M. Briggs, Davidson's Company Insurance King Kone 1709 Frank Road 3596 Sullivant Avenue 3414 Sullivant Avenue Br 9-8673 BR 4-3194 Br 9-4004

Al's Royal Blue Bryant Chubby Distelhorst 2006 Sullivant Avenue Glass Company Market Br 4-0888 3345 Sullivant Avenue 2445 W. Broad Street at Eureka BR 4-9674 Br. 4-1141 "We deliver"

Angle Charlie's Market Earl's Grocery Insurance Agency 2141 Sullivant 2391 Steele Avenue 28 N. Oakley Avenue BR 4-4421 BR 4-8076 Br 4-8765 Class of 1959

Economy Dr. John R. Garrison Hasty Tasty Variety Store Optometrist Drive-In 2402 W. Broad Street 2532 W. Broad Street 2828 Sullivant Ave' ue BR 4-2688 BR 6-2818

Edwards Rexall Gearhart's Henry Pharmacy Drugs Hardware 3089 W. Broad St. 3036 Sullivant Avenue 2387 Sullivant Avenue BR 9-5435 BR 4-4118 BR 4-5384

Essex Pharmacy /. M. Gettrost. Hilltop 363 S. Central Avenue Physician Beauty Salon at Sullivant 2527 W. Broad Street 2530 Sullivant Avenue Br 4-2551 BR 4-5662 BR 4-5255

Ewald Cleaners Grooms Ice Cream Hilltop Florist 937 W. Broad Street 3860 Sullivant Avenue 511 S. Hague Ca 1-1492 BR 9-6662 Br 4-1344

Fell's Hardware Haas Delicatessen Hilltop Health Club 3109 W. Broad at Westgate 2787 Sullivant Avenue 2775-2777 W. Broad Street Br 4-8282 BR 4-0818 Br 9-8782

Garber's TV Service Haldeman Hilltop Optical 2436 W. Broad Street 3307 Sullivant Avenue Dry Cleaners Br 4-2324 Br 4-0997 3117 W. Broad Street BR 9-1314 Congratulations To The

Hilltop W.McShane.M.D. Mound and Wayne Swimming Club 2603 W. Broad Street Marathon 2737 Valleyview Drive Br 4-2612 2447 West Mound Street BR 4-2221 Br 4-0350

Hilltop Mead Jewelers Murnane and Son Van & Storage 2820 W. Broad Street Sohio Service 3481 W. Broad Street BR 4-3100 West Broad Street at Ogden BR 9-8641 Br 4-0104

Hoge Memorial Dr. J. Beryl Miles. Owl Market Presbyterian D. S. C. 2338 W. Broad Street Church 2586 W. Broad Street Br 4-0155 2930 W. Broad Street BR 4-6716

Home Television Dr. Jack W. Miles. Paxton's Service Physician Confectionery 2808 W. Broad Street at Powell 2586 W. Broad Street 2432 Sullivant Avenue BR 9-8008 BR 4-8010 BR 4-0388

Dr. L. R. Leaman James W. Miles. Sr. /. C. Penney 2991 W. Broad Street 2586 W. Broad Street Company. Inc. Br 4-3826 BR 4-6716 110 Wilson Road BR 4-8439

Dr. E. E. McNamee Moofz Bakery Recob's Bakery Chiropractor 3651 Sullivant Ave. 2840 W. Broad Street 2543 Sullivant Avenue BR 4-9666 Br 9-3004 Br 4-0892 V

Class of 1959

Reeb's Southwocth Verhotf Jewelers Confectionery Poultry Corr.pany Central Point Shopping Center 2669 Sullivant Avenue 1510 Sullivant Avenue Br 4-4335 Br 4-0280 BR 4-6990

Robinson's David J. Spangler, Vern's Gulf Station 82 Wilson Road M.D. Batteries - - Tires - - Accessories BR 9-5440 3131 Sullivant Avenue Mound and Harrisburg Pike Br 9-7588 Br 4-0122

Dr. L. W. Rohr Thrift Finance Wesfgafe Class of "17" 2403 W. Broad Street Baptist Church 1251 W. Broad Street Br 9-6303 4234 Clime Road Br 4-3333 Br 4-2231

Schoedinger Time Radio & Westway Auto Paint Hilltop Chapel Television and Body Shop 3030 W. Broad Street Sales and Service 3284 West Broad Street 1436 Sullivant Avenue Br 9-8675 Br 9-7170 Br 4-9311

Schulze Foodliner Tommy's Cleaners Wolfe Electric 1973 W. Mound Street 2699 Sullivant Avenue Service Br 4-3348 Br 9-7170 2427 W. Broad Street BR 4-1356

Sinclair Refining Val-U-House Yeager's Company 2824 W. Broad Street Service Station 4885 Sinclair Road Br 4-4673 3237 W. Broad Street Am 3-5431 Br 4-0175 Atlas Sewing Centers ^ET 32 Wilson Rd. Great Western Shopping Center

FEATURING Life Time Guaranteed IT PAYS TO ATTEND A GOOD MODERN SCHOOL Sewing Machines and Vacuum Cleaners

BR 6-2688 Accounting. Auditing, Statistical Methods, Machine Accounting. C. P. A. Problems, Business Law, Gregg Simpliiied Shorthand, Visit Our Beautiful Display Rooms Typewriting. Business English. Spelling, Penmanship. Business

m Organization, Economics, Marketing, Bookkeeping

Salesmanship. Journalism. Traffic Management, Multigraph, Mimeograph. Postal Meter. Folding Machine, Comptometer, C C Robinson Co. Dictaphone GAS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

Exclusive Franchise Subjects: STENOTYPE — SPEEDTYPING 2810 W. Broad Street BR 4-8418

"Authorized General Electric Dealer" yourself; you to your employe • o the best in jrcial Training. 27 Years Serving Columbus

DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL (For Your Conve

Better positions with better salaries lor Graduates ol this school.

E3> CACM201 {H Speedwriting ABC SHORTHAND SPANG Columbus Business University "THE DRUGGIST EVERYBODY KNOWS" (Office Training School)

The Columbus School with the National Reputation

208 N. High Ca 1-4201 Congratulations-another born critic!

ORN in America—so he has We hope he becomes a good, defend it for himself. We aren't B freedom of speech. He's ex honest, sincere critic. We hope going to trade our freedoms— pressing it already—and he can he'll always stand right up and any of them—for Iron Curtain go right on criticizing, discuss defend his rights. We hope he'll conditions. ing, debating for the rest of his never be afraid to turn the spot Will you stand up and defend life here. Nobody's ever going to light on wrongs — so someone your freedom of speech? If you tell him to shut up! will take steps to right them. Be do, nobody can ever take it away cause that's the American way, Imagine the difference, had he from you. and it's an American right guar been born in a Communist coun anteed by the Constitution. It's a try. He'd never be able to criti freedom, and we're all born to it. cize anything. He couldn't sound off about taxes, government, job, One thing we know: the rest of HIP prices, criticize public officials. us aren't going to let anyone The Timken Roller Bearing Company Why not? Well, if he did he'd come in and rob him of this "The right lo work shall not he be shot. right, until he grows up and can abridged nor made impotent" Congratulations To '59 Grads 42 YEARS OF COMMUNITY SLriVICE Francis & Stinson

DEVOTED TO THE BETTERMENT OF THE Shell Service West Broad Street at Wheatland Avenue HILLTOP BR 4-0102

Autolite and Exide Batteries * Firestone Tires The Hilltop Record

List with Us Published Each Wednesday Professional Advice You Can Depend On

No Obligation Delivered to your home by carrier Harold L. Fox Realty each Wednesday Evening—25tf per Month 2624 W. Broad Street BR 9-8607

Residence — BR 4-5784

Wylie S. Shroyer

FUNERAL HOMES COMPLIMENTS OF

The Nippert Electric Products Company

1278 West 2253 West Manufacturers of Quality Commutators, Broad Street Broad Street Slip Rings, and Drawn Copper Shapes BR 4-1161 BR 4-5960

COLUMBUS, OHIO 1759 West Mound Street Lowell W. Shroyer, Mgr.

AMBULANCE SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS! To the West High Class of 19 5 9 Hilltop Tune Shop from

Linda Sue Asay Class of 1958 RECORDS — ACCESSORIES Lucille Asay Rudolph Class of 1950 2842 W. Broad Street Kathryn Hackman Asay Class of 1931 BR 4-4666 West Hill Drug Store

2660 W. Broad Street BR 9-8200

0 Jones HlO- ' Flying Service, Inc. JOIN OUR OPEN EVENINGS RECORD UNTIL 9:00 P. M. Sullivant Avenue Airport CLUB MON. THRU. SAT.

3911 Sullivant Avenue BEST OF LUCK ALWAYS BR 4-1811 BR 4-9917

"The Place To Go For Brands You Know" City Furniture 2288 Sullivant s# ^

DEPARTMENT STORE

OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS! Mon., Thurs., Fri„ 9 till 9 WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS Tues., Wed., Sat., 9 till 6 • Hundreds of brand name items • Charge Accounts • Delivery Service 104 WEEKS TO PAY • Gift Wrapping • Clothing for the Entire Family WE TRADE "You'll Do Better at SEILLER'S After ALL" PROMPT DELIVERY SEILLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE

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Mebane. Esther. 77 Horn, HUman. 29.95,96 Kelley. Linda. Ill Lucas, Billie. 77 Hom, James. 50.109 Kelsay. Diane. 2.4.30.47.65.71,74. Lucas. Judy. 31 Menz. Larry. 67,69.111 Hosier. Madalyn. 62 75.82.83.85.90.91.93 Lucas. Laura. 31.78,90.93 Merrick, John. 32.61 Hott. Doug, 108 Kendall. Carol. 108 Lucas, Suzanne, 65,75.77,78,108 Merrick. Mary, 77 Houston, Cecelia, 27,66,91 Kern. BiU. 69.108 Lunsford, Sharon. 60.66.111 Merrick. Nick. 110 Howard. Mary. 112 Kern. Bob. 50.51 Lusk. Sylira, 66.77 Merriman, Judy, 16 Howe. Dave. 29.90.91 Kerr, Linda. 4.30.83.84,85.90,91 Lull, Iris, 60.77,90.91,109 Merz, Thomas. Ill Howells. Betty. 62.65.68.112 Kerr, Susan, 77 Lutz. Sharon. 109 Messick. Wayne. 77,94 Howie. Julian, 110 Key. Lyda, 55.65.75.109 Luzader. Richard. 109 Meyers. Tom. 50 Hucle. Jackie, 29,77 King. Charles. 54.109 Lyle, Jay. 77.108 Michaelis. Carolyn, 16 Hudson. Penny. 66,75.88.111 Kinzer. Julia. 108 Michaelis, Debby. 32,60,62,65.66, Huff. Charles. 29.47.76,77.80 Kirls. Frances. 65,67.77 Maddux. Phyllis, 110 72,74.75.80 Hull. Mary. 64.68.75,77,86.108 Kittrell, Charles, 87 Maglinzie, Dennis, 78 Michaelis, Judy. 108 Huflman. Clifford. 112 Knisely. Clyde, 68,110 Mahone, Nadine. 31 Mickelson, Dick. 60.77,90,92.110 Hufiman. Linda. 66.109 Knollman. Sue. 64.72.75.78.90 Mako. Judith. HI Mider, Jerry, 94 Hummel. Jerry, 50.79,80.108 Koehler. Dan. Ill Malone. Don, HI Mielke, Sandy, 109 Hum. Donald. 112 Koehler. Dave. 112 Malone. Sandi. 78 Milano. Don. 50.51.80.111 Mann, Joe, 51,112 Miles. Burr. 51.62.68,111 Mansfield, Ronnie. 87.111 Miles, Robert, 108

Hunt, Dorothy. 109 Konkus. Mary. 63.77.111 Manson, Barbara. 66.74.77,91,108 Miller. Bruce. Ill Hunt. Judith. 109 Koons, Dave. 56,109 Mansperger, Otto, 111 Miller. Darlene, 32 Hunt. Sandra. 29,61 Koontz. Dixie, 78 Marlow. Eric. 50.60.69,78,109 Miller, Don, 60.110 Hunter. Barbara, 77 Koselke. Frances. 30.60.63 Marlow, Tom, 109 Miller, John. 32.78.108 Hunter, Nancy. 68.74.83.111 Krebs. Fredericka. 110 Marmon, Sarah, 85 Miller. Jim. Ill Hunter. Roger. 112 Krieg. Dave. 95.112 Marriott. Larry. 32.73,74.75,93,95 Miller, Judy. 32.66.74.93 Hunter. Suzanna. 77,87 Krouse. Mike. 68.90.109 Marsh. Mike. 109 Miller. Judy. 65,66.80,111 Hunyady, Danny, 112 Kuhn. BUI. 31 Martin. Henry. 90.91.109 MUler. Larry. 68.69.76,110 Hysell, Linda, 62.67,72,110 Kuhn. Cathrine. 31.73.78.80 Martin, Pat. 74,75.111 Miller. Pam. 87 Husch, Linda. 30.64.67,72,75 Kuhn, Don. 81.95 Martin. Tom, 76.110 Miller. Rebecca. 78 Kuhn, George, 112 Martindale. Janet, 66.91.109 Miller, Ted, 54,69.78.95.96.110 Ingle, BiU. 30.50.60.62.74.87 Kunx. Carolyn. Ill Marx. RusseU. 109 Mincks, Ron. 56,110 Ingles, Don, 30.76.87.90.91 Kunze. Ann. 65.68.78 Mason. Jerry, 76 Minnix, Marsha. 62,63.109 Inskeep. David. 30 Massey. Joe, 56,69.76,90.92 Minton. Carole, 111 Irion. Janet. 109 Lambert. Fred. 60.86.108 Massey, Tom. 109 Minton, Jim, 33 Ison. Doug. 112 Lambert. Keitha. 65.109 Massie. Roberto. 15,77 Mitchel, Carolyn, 108 Izzie. Carmen. 110 Lamp. David, 62.112 Masslow. Tom, 87 Mitchell. JUL 66.111 London. Mike. Ill Mitten, Carol, 78 Mobley. Pam. 20.33.47.52.57.65, Jaccaud. Penny, 77,78 Landrum. Stan. 15.82.90 67.74.75,78,93 jaclaon, Benny. 109 Langdon. Ann, 62.65,68.111

Jackson, Donnabel, 64,110 Langdon, Dave, 31.69,87.90.91 Mastriani. Alberta, 111 Moder. Ron, 69,110 Jackson, Jerry, IS Lanning. Denise. 31 Mathew. John, 51,112 Moneypenny, Ted, 109 Jackson, Kay, 15 Lanning. Linda, 111 Maurath, Lynda. 75.90.91.92,109 Montgomery, Bob, 51,111 Jackson, Robert, 15 Lanning. Robert. 31 May, Edwin, 111,112 Montgomery, Ron, 95.96.110 Jackson. Victor, 109 Larkin. Robert. 15 May, Michael. Ill Montoney. Carol. 65.87.110 Jacobs. Bob. 66 Larkin. Shirley. 4,31,47.65.71,72. McCann. Hazel. Ill Moore. Carolyn. 78.111 Jacobs. Joe. 30.68.76,90.91 73,74.75,80.82.85.87 McCarthy. Maureen. 32.65.66,72. Moore. Delbert, 77 James, Dave, 50.51 Lauer. Bob. 109 78.80 Moore. Terry. 62.72,111 James. Victor, 51,110 Lawson, Sandra. Ill McCathrin, Dan. 110 Morgan. Gary. 108 Jansen. Sally. 65.75,90.91.92.109 Lawrence, Park, 31 McCathrin. John. Ill Morgan. Sally, 75,90.91.92,110 Jenkins. Carson. 112 Leach. Roger. Ill McCleal. Mary. 60.68.75.109 Morris, Carol. 110 Jenkins. Jodie. 75.77,87.111 Leasure. Karen, 111 McComb. Bill. 15.46,56 Jenny. Joan. 65.66.72.77,111 Morris. Dan. 33.69.76 LeDiard, Susan. 77.111 McDaniels, Dave. Ill Morris, Dave R„ 4.96 Johnson. Marjorie. 30.74,75 Lefavour. Jon. 69.90,92.109 McDaniel, Larry, 32 Morris. Dave, 50,67.69,80,95,110 Johnson. Roger. 68,96 Lemery, Cathy, 111 McDaniel, Sharon, 111 Johnson. Sharon. 77 Lenox. Sandy, 66.77 Morris. James. 67,111 McElhinny. Bonnie, 111 Morrison, Tom. 33.47,90.92.95.96 Jones. BiU. 30.76.80.87.90.91.92 Levering. David. 109 McElwee, Carol, 77.83,84.85,90,92 Morrow, Diana, 77,111 Jones. Donna. 66,75,109 Line, Ronald, 95.96,109 McGaugh, Tom, 111 Morris, Dave L.. 4,96 Paxton. Becky, 34.60.62,65,73.74. Ream, Nancy. 36.61 Sager, Frank, 37,66 Morris, Dave, 50.67.69,80.95.110 75.82.87,93 Reams, Richard. 62,111 Saint, Bob. 50,91,110 Morris, James, 67,111 Peake, Sue. 34.61.93 Reardon, Barbara, 36 Saint, Ronnie, 108 Morrison, Tom. 33.47.90,92.95.96 Pearson, Gloria, 34,63 Rector. Thomas. 16 Salyer. Keith, 95.110 Morrow, Diana. 77.111 Pearson, Jewell, 16 Redd. Melba. 63 Sams. Sharon, 110 Morrow. Ron, 108 Pearson, Penny, 111 Redding. Beverly Ann. 110 Sanborn. Sylvia. 67.111 Mosesman, Sig, 67 Pemberton, Bob, 50,65,66,69,76. Redding. Wilma. 36.61 Sands, SaUy, 66.77 Moxley, Richard, 3i,75 78.110 Redmon, Sherri, 36.57.65,67.71,72. Sanford, Jerry, 90 Muchmore, Don. 33 Pennington, Harold, 62,67,75.111 74,75.87,91 Sazer, Keith. 96 Mueller. Suellen. 110 Pennell. Dave. 34 Reeder. Patty, 65,66.87.88,111 Scales, Judy, 77 Muller. Dave. 33 Peoples. Carol. 35.62.87 Reese, Dottie. 55.65.66.71.72,74. Scales, Mike, 109 Muller, Ron, 16,60.90 Perry, Carol Sue, 35 75.77,110 Schaler, Harold, 108 MuUer. Veronica. Ill Peterson. John. 50.54,60.67,69,76. Reese, Patty, 111 Scharte. Helga. 37,65,73.74,75, Mumae. Geri, 33 80.87,110 Reeves. Ann. 62.66,111 90,93 Murnane. Michael. 68 Pfalf. Marlea. Ill Reichart, Sharron, 75,110 Schiller, Diane. 62.66.72,75.110 Murphy, Mary Ellen, 33,64.88 Pehlan, Pat. 35.66,69,76,87 Reid. Carmen. 95,96.110 Schmalstig, Patty. 72.110 Murray. Pam. 64.66.111 Phillips. Bob. 6.35.56.61 Reinchild, Gladys. 109 Schmidt. Janice. 37.74,75.90.93 Murray. Sonya, 111 Phillips, Linda, 65.68.90.91.110 Reynolds, Bette, 62 Schmidt, Judy, 66.72,73.75,80.108 Reynolds, Don, 108

Murvay. Charles. 110 Phillips, Marilyn. Ill Reynolds. Gary. 56.69.77.108 Schmidt, Richard. Ill Myers. Janet. 62 Phillips. Nancy. 35.74.75.87.93 Reynolds, Shirley, 110 Schmitt, Eddie, 37,61.69 Myers. Mollie. 66.77.78 Pickens. Joyce, 16,90,91 Rhodes. Ricky. 95,96 Schreiner, Carl, 37 Myers. Tom. 33.81 Pike, Charlene, 111 Rice, Albert. Ill Schmitzer. David. 109 Pitt. Joe. 35.61 Rice. Janet. Ill Schneider. Karen, 111 Nachman, Dorothy, 65,66,71.77. Pohle. Paul. 69.90.91.92.110 Rice. Tom, 36 Schneider, Leah, 62 Ill Pool, Carolyn, 111 Rice. Penny. 68.74.77,111 Schneider, Tom, 111 Nash, Dick, 69,110 Pope. Sharon, 67,111 Richards, Bob. 110 Schroy, John, 88,110 Neely, Cicero, 110 Porter, Barbara. 35 Richardson. Charles. 91.111 Schultz, Judy, 111 Neely, EmUy, 34 Porter, Joann, 110 Richardson, Patricia, 36,66 Schultz, Robert. 81.110 Neff, Carol, 111 Porter, Sandra, 111 Richmond. Shera. 62,66 Schulze. Billie June. Ill Neiber. Judy. 108 Porter. Susan, 65.66,77.80.111 Richter, Mike, 36.67,69,74.75 Schuman, Anne, 95 NeU. Jack. 34 Posey, Fred. 55.66,69.76,110 Ricker, Mary Lou. 68.111 Schuman. Karen, 72,73.75,80,108 Neimeister, Dorothy, 87,111 Pospichel, Carrie, 35,62.65.71 Ricketts, Jayne. 36.61 Schwan, Mickey, 37,90.91 Neimeister, John, 34 Postlethwait. Hairy, 16.60,72 Ricketts, Jim, 111 Scott, Judith. 92.110 Nelson, Karen, 111 Postlethwait. Jean. 55.65,66.67,75, Riley, Becky, 66,111 Seagle. Barbara. 68,72,90,110 Neuenschwander, Rose, 111 77,110 Rinehart, Carol, 77 Sears. Alberta. 108 Newkirk. Art. 51,66.81.111 Potts, Dean, 16,62 Rinehart, Jim, 110 Sears. Carolyn, 75.77.111 Newkirk. Hank, 51 Rinehart. OrvUle. 108 Seckman, Sandra, 38,91 Newkirk, Henry, 111

Newkirk, Judy, 57,66,71.72.74.75, Powell, Judy, 110 Ring. Carl, 111 Sesholtz, BUI, 38 77.82,90.108 Powell, Terry, 108 Robbins, Richard, 76 Seelenbinder, Patti. 38.65,87 Newman, Alfred, 109 Preest, James. Ill Robbins. Robert. 76 Sensabaugh, Brent, 60.69.110 Newman, Velda. 16 Preest. Paula. Ill Roberts. David. 77.110 Sexton. John, 38 Nibert. Bill. 110 Prater. Jim. 108 Roberts, Ed, 68.92.95,96,110 Sexton, Thomas, 111 Nixon. Larry, 66 Preston. David. 108 Roberts, Janet. 36,62,77.87 Seymour, Emma. Ill Norris. Barbara, 34,78 Preston, Karen, 77 Roberts. Jim. 67.75 Shade. Paul, 108 Norris, Faye, 108 Price, Bill. 35.60.74 Robinson. Donna, 72.75.108 Shady, Jerry, 66.108 Norris, Richard. 16 Price. Elizabeth. 62.65.67,77,88. Robinson. Judy. 75.108 Shaner. Robert, 108 Norwood, Ray, 111 Ill Robinson. Ken, 110 Shannon, Carolyn, 62,68,111 Nunley, Anne, 110 Prillerman, La Donna, 68,77,111 Robinson, Mary, 67,111 Shannon, Hazel. 38 Pritchard, Penny, 111 Robison, Judith, 36,53,57,65,67.73, Sharp, Judy. Ill Proctor, Laraine. 87 74,80,90,93 Shaver. Delpha, 17,67,77 O'Connor, Richard. 44 Shavers, Mary, 63.67,91.111 Ogden. Ronnie, 34 Proctor, Priscilla, 35.65,73.74.75, Rocketeller, Marianna, 65,67,72, 80.88 75.77.87,110 Shaver. Mary Kay, 77,78 Olinger, Lynn, 111 Sheets. Judith, 38 Omahundro, Sharon. 112 Pugh. Mike. 76 Roederer, Arleen. 68,95,96.111 Pusecker. Richard. 91,110 Roivas. Karin. 55.65.68.71.72,75. Shell, Fred, 88.95.96.110 Ore. Gary. Ill Shells. Patty. 66 Ovist. Jerry. 110 Pyle, Jerry, 35 77,110 Roivas, Ken, 41,51 Shelton. Harry, 90,91,92,112 Owen, Dawn, 34.78 Shepherd, Howard, 108 Owen, Mary Lou, 110 Quail, Bob, 110

Owen, Mike, 68,111 Quail. Nancy. Ill Roman. John. 37,81,87,90 Sherrit, Carol. 94 Owen, Patty. 62,111 Quickie, Leroy, 111 Romans. Joyce, 37.77 Shipley. Max. Ill Rosenberger. Sue. 78 Shuman, Anne, 68,87.96 Pack, Martha. Ill RadclUl, Rebecca, 62.65,75.110 Ross. Bob. 51.55,111 Shurtz, Barbara. 65.78.80.111 Pack, Nancy, 108 Ralsnider. Giles, 35,81.90 Ross, Carol, 37,87 Sickle. Mary Ann, 111 Palmer. Elaine, 34,77 Rahrig. BUI. 36.61 Rossetti. Tom. 66.108 Sickles, Sharon. 87,111 Palmer, Lee. Ill Ralph, Ruthanne, 75,77.78.83.84, Roush. Doris Ann. 110 Sier, John, 112 Parris, Dee. 34,60.62.65.74.75 85.111 Roush, Ruby. 110 Sigler. Richard, 38 Parrish, Sally, 62.64.68.72.111 Randall. Glenn. 112 Roush, Susan. 65.74.77.108 Simmons, Marthalee, 77 Parrott. Fred. 91.96 Randall. Stewart. 51.65,68,91.111 Rowe. Larry. 37.69.74.75.76.80. Simmons, Mary, 38.62,77,111 Paske. BUI, 50,51,111 Raskey. Bill. 95 87,90.91 Simms, Janice, 77.95,96,111 Pate. Robert, 16,46,50,90 Ratliff, Connie. Ill Ruby, Sharon, 109 Sindledecker, Francis, 112 Patrick, Gene, 112 Rausch, Jud, 108 Ruder, Larry, 37 Sindledecker, RusseU, 96 Patterson, Carolyn, 80,90.91,110 Rausch, Judy, 68,72.77.95,96 Ruegg, Karen, 65.66.74.75,77,86 Sines, Tom, 38 Patterson, Janet, 111 Rausch, Nancy, 16 90,91,92,108 Sines, Dick, 68,76,90,92,112 Sink, Mary, 110 Pavey, Sarah, 90.91,110 Rea. Sharon. 36,62,77 Rulfina. Nick. 108 Ream, Kay, 64,74,75,77 Rumtield, Sharon, 111 Sisson. Bonnie, 75.110 Rumley, Sue, 37.65,71,73,74,75, Skaarer. Tim. 60.69,109 Skinner. Joe, 38,67,69,74.75,90.91 87,88 Slagle, Barbara. 75.110 Tague. Judi, 17.62 Ward, Ruth, 109 Wright, Judy, 62.68.77.95.96,111 Slaughter, Rex. 67,108 Talmadge. Robert, 108 Wardelich, Steve. 51.112 Wright. Peggy, 111 Slovens. Harlan. 38,61 Talmadge, Sandy, 111 Wareham, Donna. 41,61 Wunderle. Elaine. 110 Slonager, John, 95,96 Taylor. Floyda. 40.91 Wareham. Paul. Ill Wylie, Robert, 68 Way. Dorothy. Ill Smiley, James, 69,91 Taylor. Sheridan, 87.109 Weatherhead. Beth, 65,66.74,75. Yerian, Eddie, 112 Smith, Bill, 38,50 Terpstra. Janet. 62,109 Young. Joan. 77.111 Smith, Charles. 110 Thatcher. Bonnie, 68,109 77.86.90,91 Young. Ken. 42.108 Smith, Ellen. 66.75.77,80.90.108 Thivener, Leona Kays, 66,75,77, Weatherhead. Martha, 66.110 Younkin, Sharon. 42,47.57.71.74. Smith, Gary. 17,46.69.90.91 78,109 W.M 108 75,78.82.89,90.93 Smith. Jerrilyn, 108 Thomas, Joe, 108 Weaver, Janice. 66.111 Smith. Judy. 3.39.47.68.76,77.85 Thomas, Robert, 111 Webb, Carolyn, 109 Smith. Kathy. 62.63,68.74.111 Thompson. Arthur, 111 Webb. Gary. 87.111 Smith, Mary, 60.65.66.77.110 Thompson, Dennis, 112 Weber, Linda, 110 Smith. Newana. 39.64.65.74.77. Thompson, Joe, 17.62 Weber, Melinda, 66.75,87 Weigand. Joseph. 109 90.91 Thompson. Judy, 66 Weigand, Gary, 55,112 Smith. Peggy. 39.72,73 Thompson. Paul. 40,66 Weinrich. Connie, 41,78 Smith. Ruth. Ill Thompson. Phillip. 95.96.112 Weisman. Susan, 41,65,66.74,75, Smith. Saundra, 62,110 Thompson, Rosa, 111 80.87,93 Welch, Tom, 83,85

Wenger. Beverly, 65.72.75,77.109 Smith. Sharon, 38.65.68,77,78,87 Thompson. Saundra, 66,109 Thorne, Mary, 62,75,109 Wesley, Robert. 54.88.110 Smith. Victor. 90.110 West. George. 41.108 Snavely. Marsha. 109 Thorton, Bob, 40,50 Thornton. Jim. 51.112 Westlake. Marilvn. 67.91.111 Snider. Lea. 109 Wetterbahn. Joyce. 77,78 Snider. Linda, 39.74.75.82 Tidwell. Roger. 108 Tigyer. Carol. Ill Weygandt. Daniel. 17.109 Snider. Mike. 39 Wheaton. Lois, 68,77,111 Snyder, Jack. 95.110 Tillis. Roger. Ill Bob. 90,91.108 Whipple, Barbara. 72.109 Sokol. Paul. 39.60 White, Robert. Ill Sonnemann. Monika, 109 Gerry. 68.76.109 Timmons. Tom, 88,110 Whitman. Karen, 62.78,108 Sorrell. Linda. 109 Whitt, Darrell, 109 Todd. Barbara. 11L South. Carole. 72.75.109 Wilcox. John. 112 Tritsch, Dave, 108 Souther. Carol. 4,39.65,75,83,85.90 Wilgus, Frank. 62.68.112 Sowers. Mary. 108 Treherne. Sally, 40 Wilkinson, Bob. 50.51.76.78 Spangler. Lee, 110 Tucker. Kathleen. 78.108 Williams, Betty. 77,90,108 Spangler, Mike. 76.108 Tuntevich. Ruby. 109 Williams, Dick. 95,112 Spears. Jerry, 47.49,50.54,58.73 Turner. Mike. 69,91.112 Williams, Frances. 63,71 Speicher. Phillis. 63 Turner. Susan, 40.65.74.75.80 Williams. Freida. 41.63.65.77 90.91 Williams. Jeanne, 68.76.80,109 Turney. Olivia, 111

Spencer. Carolyn. 62,65,68.111 Uldricks. Don. 40.50.54.69.80.90 Williams, Jeay, 17.46.69 Spencer. Sharon. 39.65.67.77,87 Unger. Clara Sue. 62.109 Williams. John. 51.55.112 Spichert, Phillyis. 109 Upperman. Carolyn. 40.65,78.87. Williams. Pat. 42.69.75 Springer. Albert. 110 90.91.93 Williams, Richard. 91.96 Staley. Barbara, 68,77.111 Williams, Sharon, 109 Starcher. PhU. 28.112 Vance, Larry, 110 Williamson, Richard, 55.69.93 Statczar. Carol. Ill Van Dyke. Barbara, 62,109 Wilkinson, Jim. 41 Statczar, Laraine. 39.61,93 Van Dyke, Sharon, 66.111 Willie. Don. 17 Stolen. Harry. 17 Van Meter. Barbara. 109 Willis, Jim. 108 Stolen. Joyce. 108 Vanorder. Jim. 110 Willis. Joyce. 83.91 Steele. Nancy. 40.61.93 Vawters. Chelsea, 60.109 Willis, Pauline, 109 Steele. Richard. 69.95.96.112 Veeley. Yvonne. 65.68.78.87.95, Wilson, Becky Stelz. Dick, 81.91.92.111 96.111 Wilson, Carolyn. 62.109 Stephens. Donna. 62.67.90.91.111 Vellani, John, 40.50,65.69.74,90 Wilson. Jack. Ill Stepp. Earl. 112 Ventola. Shirley. 68,111 Wilson, Les, 42,61 Stetler. BUI, 62 Vallmuth. Ted, 94 Wines, Leland. 77 Stewart, Cathie. 69,97.95.96.111 VonSchrUlz. Judy, 41,62.78.90.91 Wingo. Marlene. 91.109 Voorhees. Robert, 41.81,82 Winterround. Ron. 95.96,112 Vorce, Margalyn, 111 Wise. Rose. 66,77.109 Withrow. Charles,. 69.112

Stewart. Charles. 112 Wade. Jell, 88.110 Withrow. Marian, 97,109 Stewart. Judy. 40.62.77.79 Wah. Sandy, 86 Wiseman. BUI, 72 Stewart. Ronnie. 112 Waldeck. Carol, 41,64.67.74,75 Woerlein, Nancy, 17,46.65.67.77 Stille. Lee. 112 Waldeck. Joann. 66,75,110 Wolf. Betty. 62.66.78 StUwell, Maxine. 17.66.67.77,90.91 Walker. Betty. 41.74.75 WoUe. Dave. 42.65.66,67 Stimmel, Nancy. 62.109 Walker. Gary. 95.96.110 WoUe. Judy, 110 Strathie. Pete. Ill Walker. Jim, 88.110 Wolfe. Ken. 67.80.81,112 Stout. Chester. 95.96,112 Walls. Connie. 41 Wolfe. Paul, 111 Street, Roger. 5.69.76.108 Walsh. Jim, 90.91.92.95.96.110 Stravidea, Steve. 39 Wood, Dale. 42.90 Walters, Flora. 90.92.109 Wood, David, 108 Strohm. Steve. Ill Walters. Terry, 68.112 Stump. Rose. 111 Wood. Evelyn. 42.75,78 Waltman. Beverly. 17,46,65.77. Sunker, Diane, 40.65.75 Wood. Patricia. 112 84.90 SurreU. Linda. 77,90.91 Wood, Peggy. 62.63.111 Waltz. Sandy. 108 Sutphen, Susan, 111 Wright. Beverly, 74.75,77.109 Walz. 75.87 Swain, Carolyn. 108 Wright, Carole, 74.77.109 Ward. Jack. 112 Swintord. Linda, 40.62,65.66.75 Wright. David. 108 Ward. Lynn. 90.92.109 Wright. Gerald, 111 Ward. Rita, 68,74,77,79.110 ^Arutoarapkarapns

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