Ironton High School - Owl Yearbook (Ironton, OH)

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0 W L, EMERSON MARTING ’08 .... ASSOCIATE EDITORS ......EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. THE SENIOR CLASS. CLASS EDITORS. J. Donald Ryan ’09...........................................Juniors. Harry A. Blankenship ’10................................Sophomores. Ruby Mudge ’ll..............................................Freshmen. Sam Livingston’ 08....................................Sporting Editor. Vol. 1. No. 1 Ironton, Ohio. May, 1908. Commencement Program. SUNDAY, May 21th., 7 30 P. M. COMMENCEMENT SERMON, Preached by Rev. D. R. Francis, Central Christian Church. TUESDAY, May 26th., 8 P. M. CLASS PLAY, The Defender Capitulates, Masonic Opera House. THURSDAY, May 23th., 8 P. M. COMMENCEMENT, Adress by F. B. Pearson, Principal East H. S., Columbus, Masonic Opera House. FRIDAY, May 29th , 7:30 P. M. ALUMNI RECEFTION, I. O. O. F. Building. SATURDAY, May 30th., 8 A. M. MEMORIAL DAY PARADE. 2 P. M. TRACK MEET with neighboring High Schools, at Ashland, Ky.

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use this name, and that the name is not used in connection with any motto of the school. paper a success. THE OWL IN AFTER YEARS. WHO TO PATRONIZE. w wish to call the atten- tion of the students and readers of the Owl, to ■ the advertisements in this issue, and we assure you that the publishers will consider it a personal favor, if you will patronize the merchants who have supported, and helped to make this High School HE Owl, fifteen or twenty years from now, will be valued above money, by the students who happen to have one. Every student will regret it many times, if they fail to keep a copy of this Annual to refer to in after years. The size of the Owl makes it very convenient to fasten in a scrap-book, or it can be sealed up in an envelope which will protect it from dust when laid away.

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Snyopsis of t fie Senior Class, 08. Date of Entry, Courses, Societies, Athletic Teams, Etc. Indicates Associated Editor of the Owl. Philona Mabelle Brammer, Classical, entered 1904. Treasurer of the Literary Society 1908. Clara Gibson Coates. Classical. Entered 1904. Literary Society. John Winkler Crickenberger. English. Entered 1904. Edna Luella Edwards. English. Entered 1903. Sec. of ’08 class. Girls basket ball team. Literary Society. Norman Jones Edwards. English. Entered 1904. Foot ball team '07. Class basket ball team. Elmer Henry Flehr. English. Entered 1904. Edward Crecencius Goldcamp. Classical. Entered 1905. Pres. Literary Society '08. Pres, of Class, Class basket ball team. Basket ball team '08. William Carlton Hart. Classical. Entered 1904. Class basket ball team. Norma d’Sayles Hoffman. Classical. Entered 1903. H. S. Pianist. Clara Margaret Hornberger. Classical. Entered 1904. Literary Society. Herman John Lintner. English. Entered 1904. Samuel George Livingston. Classical. Entered 1904. Foot ball team, 1906-07. Class basket ball team. Vice President Literary Society ’08. Sporting Editor of the Owl. Maurice Emerson Marting. Classical. Entered 1904. Football team ’07. Class basket ball team. Debate team. Chairman Membership Com- mitte Literary Society. Class Treasurer. Basket ball team ’08. Editor- in-chiif of the Owl. Anna Marcella McGerty. Classical. Entered 1904. Chairman Refresh- ment Committee, Literary Society. Class Vice President. Ethel Margaret Selb. Classical. Entered 1905. Literary Society. Girls basket ball team. Helen Willis Stewart. Classical. Entered 1904. Literary Society. Girls basket ball team Class Song. Phyllis Virginia Strobel. Classical. Entered 1904. Literary Society. Girls basket ball team. Lura Loree Tufts. Classical. Entered 1904. Literary Society. First Honor. Edward Denny Ward. Classical. Entered 1904. Helen Luella Zimmermann. Classical. Entered 1904. Secretary of the Literary Society ’08. Second Honor.