Clay High School - Crystal Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

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ENIIORS IVIARCELLA SHOCK The air azrozmd her beelmr, Like the air around ll fddizlllf rtur. Basketball 1-2-3-4 Cap and Dagger 1-3-4 Friendship Club 2 Student Council 1-2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 lnzouui SHORTSLE luzndmzzze. Class oflicer 2-3 Hi-Y 4 Intramural letterman 2 Student Council 2-3-4 ROBERT SH ULTZ Basketball 2-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Torch Club 1-2 RUTH SOMMERS I fmve tzfufqrr .mill ir-- piers. Cap and Dagger 3-4 Cheerleader' Staff 2-3-4 Class ofhcer 1 Friendship Club 1-2 Glee Club 3-4 Honor Society 3-4 Intramural Ietterman 2 RoBER'r STEVENS 121 miller argue than mt. Athenian Club 3 Cheerleader staff 3-4 Hi-Y 4 Honor Society 3-4 ' Intramural lettermang Torch Club 1-2 .lk ir- , 1 ' KAFIILEEN SLoAN T V Never idfe el moment, lm! ilfllhfl N tfirifry mul fhdllgbfflll. ' Clfeerletzdef' Starl 4 ' -V Commercial Club 4 if V Friendship Club 1-2-3 6.9, fi W 1 18 I wifll I had been barn rirb imtmd of iff Ir if qlmfitj, not qnrnzrig' tba! ramztr. NLIflI7'8 l7Ic'47Ilf ufwmm to be lieu' zmzrter- 1. I-IAZEL Sci-ixi1DLIN Ilflvelzfe Ilmr flvrfr-ro1'11f1'eJ wzife of Herr? Three inzcgefr gaze me J! were 11 Iurr. Friendship Club 2-3-4 Intramural letterman 1-2-3 Track 2 FLORENLE SCI-IUFFEN ECKER The bllfffflig pefiron ,fr rzzerz-1 pir- ,rwlrfieezh Basketball 2-3-4 Cfjrfal staff 1-2-3-4 Friendship Club 1-2-3--1, Glee Club 3-4 Honor Society 3-4 Intramural letterman 3 PAUL Scusiirrr Illdepealffealf mm' .wif i1.'i.'fltm.ur'fz,'r -f0l't'l'z7'. Hi-Y 3-4 Intramural letteriuan 3 CL.-.lu Seiiuxukulx T!u'f.1ni Ii' f.1ir,' Tlveru IJ' zrumler in rfizm' lift rlzj Tfnlt flz,i'r1r1.1fry lm, linsketbiill 2-3 Cup and Dagger 2-3-4 Cfuvl'fmifi'f' stull' 3-4 Debating I-2 lfrientlship Club 2, Glec Club 1-2-3 Honor Society' 3-4 lntriimuml letteriuau 2 Track 2

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SENIOR CLASS Prefideut: Edwin Jaquillard Vice president: Charles Toth Secretmyx Evelyn Zemnicki Trmfure f'.' Byron Koch Colors: Yellow and White Flower: Yellow Tm Rare SENIOR HISTORY On September 5, 1933, I, one of the approximately one hundred and four freshmen, entered Clay High School. After searching all over the building, I found room 205. I saw several of my friends over in a group, so I immediately joined them. Several minutes passed by, and then I was given a schedule which I was to follow for the next nine months. After several weeks passed, I finally reached the point where I didn't have to have my schedule in my hand but could follow the course of the day without it. We gradually got used to the names of Freshie and Greenhorn. I still can remember how mortified I felt when I was told I had to wear a short dress and a bow in my hair for Get-Acquainted Day. Somehow I survived the day. After several months of getting acquainted with class mem- bers we selected Elmer Reihing as our president. We also elected Marcella Shock, I-larriette Coy, Raymond Perry, and Louis Toth to represent us in the Student Council. Somehow, I just couldn't account for the time, it was the end of the year, and I was told I could go home and rest for three months. After three months of basking in the sun, on September IO, 1934, I, eager to continue my four-year career at Clay, returned. This time I didn't feel quite so bashful because now I knew where I belonged and I patiently waited for the days to pass so that I would become an upper-classman. 20