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1951 Xenia Central High School Yearbook
SENIOR CLASS
Herman Irwin Abromowitz, Ruby Roberta Alspaugh, Patricia Ann Andrew
Sarah Joan Ankeney, Loyce Elaine Barnett, Mary Lou Beamer
Charles Alan Beason, Kenneth Lee Beason, James Edward Benson
Ruth Carol Bickett, Robert Wendell Bickett, Leah Joyce Billmeyer
Janet Lee Boatman, Jesse Leroy Bobbitt, Janet Eileen Bodine
Allen Thomas Booth, Jr., Raymond Henry Borden, Norma Faye Bridgman
Mary Joan Bullock, Prentice Daniel Carroll, Marshall Louis Clark
Dorothy Lorayne Codling, Patricia Marlene Comford, Walter Dean Compton
Jerry Lee Conner, Judith Ann Craig, Patricia Ann dominy
Donald LeRoy Dudrow, Sally Louise Elliott, Harold Lee Ford
Roy William Frame, Richard Marvin Fudge, Joseph Hamma Galliger
Janice Lou Gifford, Jerry Lee Gifford, Robert Austin Gill
Carlton Archibald Grieve, Joanne Lee Gultice, Donald Eugene Halsey
Carolyn Maye Harkins, Glenn Edward Harner, John Clayton Harrison
Ronald Bruce Hart, Roger Lee Hilliard, Cecil Randolph Hoey
David Negus Huit, Marlene Joyce Jacoby, Phillip David Jenkins
Sue Ann Jordan, Viola Jordan, Neil Montgomery Keller
Shirley Ann LaMar, Susannah Lane, Keith Smith Linkhart
Douglas Lee Long, Edwin Louderback, Bessie Lois Mackley
D'Anne Marilyn Manor, Gayle Elinor McIntosh, William Elbert Michael, Jr.
Ruby Milburn, Constance Lee Miller, Richard Louis Miller
William Edward Miller, Max Gene Moore, Jerald C. Murrell
Willliam Kinsey Neeld, Barbara Lee Pitzer, Magel Ruth Pitzer
Gene Godfrey Pummell, Myrtle Lavonne Ringer, Franklin Delano Rue
George Eugene Rue, Carolyn June Savage, Ada Grace Schoonover
Virginia Lee Scott, Lonnie Shattuck, Jr., Rosemary Simason
Peggy Lou Smith, Robert Francis Smith, Richard Leon Sodders
Meredith Idelle Sommers, Iolene Spence, Richard Lee Strous
Charles William Stultz, Donna Jean Sturgeon, Richard Eugene Wakeley
Walter Lee White, Richard Hugh Wilson, Helen Wills
Judith Ann Wood, Homer Charles Wylie
ENTER— to learn, to make new friends, to take part in activities, and to work through four of the happiest years of our lives.
EXIT— to serve others and be true to our training and to ourselves.
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