Alger High School - Eagle Yearbook (Alger, OH)

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COK’T. CL .SS KlLi. 7'th arade ’coys. It, SoGsh and his fish stories to the future Biology Class . I rs. 'Vissinger to her Y-Teen girls of Alger High. !r. Yost's speedt snorthand to his future shorthand class. I'lr. Vannorsdall 's knowledge of English outlines records and jokes to the future Educators. lYs. HoiJkins to her Sec. worVc at Alger. Ir. Beart. to his future Physis class. :.x, 3.'cCoy to his future Industrial Arts boys. Its, Kritzler and her pins and needles to toe future boy's Home Ec . class . Signed this - day of April, in the year of our Lord, Your classriiate itnesses '•

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CLASS ’.VILL '-Ve , the Seniors 5 end S3 being of .sound mind, and body, do hereby v;ill the following: I ,BARBi RA kLLEN,- hereby will my ability to be cheerleader to the freshmen girls and my curly hair to Bob Pitts and Henry Banns , I ,P. koIi .A1.-.EF , hereby ■■'. 11 my heifc. ht an build to Titus .'orthineton and my ability to play good basketball to Bobby Pitts. I, C-EKE BEARD, hereby ••’ill my ability to be ruj.et in ’ rs , .'issinger history class to Junior Kicks and my Trombone playing to Philip 0. I, IREirE EKGJPu'D, hereby uill my cheerleading ability to ’.Villa Kae Rowe and my Blonde hair to Ronnie Eisner, 1 ,3 H'TY GT EI'B , hereby •.-ill my Blue cjuii-:tnG3S to Dorothy Manns, to Stella Rowe and ray I ,SK-l'.- ujEY HbGKEG , hereby ’ ill my ability to win essay contest over WIMA to all who enter it, and my quiaenesc .. o larlone Lenheart . I, BED I-GJIL, hereby will my curly hair and f ,ood girls to PViUl Puckett. ways -with the I, BEIL rhXL , hereby - iil my ab-lity to .lay good bc-ketball to jiiill i'kCl.anio • I, DON i%LLQii! hereby will my flying ability , limited as it is, to Bill h,uams . I , B'cDiqi llEL , hereby will my ability to , 0: the teachers to i..y brother ano. ray ability to tall: along with t o i.. or ot hy I a nns .. 1 - .oG.Lti'. ' -G. . to Delno McGinnis M hereby will my ability to .Ta:. and my heigth to Billy Mu' land, „ood basketball and my feet to Coro Parr i gin. I, Gii,YLE MOORE, he: eby will my Republican vote to 'mna Lause, my ability to be Leader c?f t’.e band to Heltjn Compton and to .o to twirllint. contests to the future majorettes of Alger High, I, hereby will irg' l:nocl' -I riees to Billy Pari'igin I, THE0Dv.EE MOORE, hereby '.’.'is singer in hi. story class will my ability t • to Stella Ro'we, huarrei v ith Mrs. I, GENLY.', NEEL.EY , he' eby ill my Sunny disposition to get with people to Mable Lawcrence, a 1 ong I,P -.T5Y OjdDEPB , hereby wMll my typing ability to t typing class, and my flirting Vv ith all t e boys to .e next Betty Gross. I, JERi vLOU lAEIGlF , Hereby will my cheer lea dint.; ability to the future cheerleaders of ii.KS.

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. ’ E TIOR CLASS’ -HISTORY 1953 The class of ni' eteen hundred a’ d fiftj -three started out with thirty-six pupils in the first grade. Of the original thirty-six . . pupils Phyllis ' ininernian ; Patsy Orders; Betty Givens; Gayle Moore; Shirley Hughes; Ned flail Gerald McDaniel; Gene Beard; Paul McGlaughlin; Glenn Moore ; remained. Many were lost as transfers. The class gained Ted Moore in the second grade; Jsralon Parker, Don Prater in the third; Barbarba Allen, Hash Allen, in the fifth; Neil Hall in the sixth; Irene England, in the ninth; Geneva Neeley, Don Mallov; in the tv elfth. During our grade school we had great many activities going on vjhich we looked forv ard to especially our grade assemblies, hikes, and parties After we got in high school our clubs got more worthj - and meant more to us, h‘e had Y-Teens; F.H.A.; Hi-Y ; musice; and sports. During the high school years we had four senior girls being cheerleaders and six boys going cn.t for basketball. 'Be received our Junior class rings December 7» 1951 of which v;e • . ' . . were all proud of. In our Junior year we helped with the Public Speaking Play Finders Creepers given March 27 28, 1952 directed by R’.ngtU'g We gave our r.'-c-y A Fe.- dy Made, Fair ily ’inder the direction of George MclSoy April 25, 19j2, The Junior year ended by giving the Seniors a reception at the Elks Club at Findlay hlay 9» 195? Y e had an enjoyable evening together. The senior ye'r started out with much excitment or v e looked • • • t f . • forward to having our pictures taken and getting started on the annual. We gave our senior play October ' 23, 1952 The Boarding House Reach , v ith George Mc'Gjy as our director. We 7ent to Failor’s Studio and had our senior pictures taken and received them December 9» 1952.