Ironton High School - Owl Yearbook (Ironton, OH)

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 % Margaret Baker, Laura Carlyle, Esther Co LEG ROVE, MeRRIL r—' vUI,h(iKln h, I'.KKIU, Cruxacher. Ruth Dana, Rebecca Davidson, Clo e t-' 4 Davidson, Mari del Elam, Margaret Elliott, Ann SttXier, Charles Flower, Gratia Foster, Ruth Fouch, Gladys Gallagher, Richard Hall, T. Mack r ' Harrisqn. Everett , V ' I IA YS, H AR RI ET Humphrey, Lillian efferys, Philippa ohnston, Isabelle Jones, Anna L. Lambe, Margaret I .a w less. Cat i i er i n e Lambert, Eloise Lynn, John Maxey, Marjorie Meyers, Clara Miller, John J -Mohr, Jean Moreland, Eloise Pricer, Nelle V. Prince, Floyd Raine, Ida Rolph, Ruth f ScHROEDER, THELMA 1 Sa Shaeffer, Sereno Sisler, Vesta Smith, Florence Stoll, Lucille Urick, Hannah Williams, Harry Willi a ms, M ar jor y FACULTY Ohio State University B. S. Banking Department 1 lohart B. s. ()hio University B. s. Wittenberg A. B. Marietta A. B. Wittenberg B. S. Wittenberg B. S. ()lvo State University B. s. School Nurse Duke University A. B. University of Wisconsin A. B. 1 Jndenwood Af . I librarian Ky. W esleyan. X. W . Coaching School A. B. Columbia Rio Grande College A. B. ( Hterbein College B. S. ()hio State University M. A. ()hio State University B. S. ()hio University B. s. Ohio University A. B. Secretary to Superintendent ()hio University B. S. Duke University A. B. ()hio State University B. M. E. ()hio State University A. B. Conservatory of Cincinnati ()hio State University M. A. Ohio University A. B. ()hio University B. S. Western College B. S. Akron U., Conservatory of Cin. B. S. M. Ohio University B. S. Office Training School B. S. Secretary to Principal Ohio University B. S. Wittenberg B. S. University of Kentucky A. B. Ohio State University B. S. Ohio University B. S. Ohio State University B. S. Ohio University B. S.

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 O W ‘Uf Mr. Carl 1C. Larson A. B.—Knox College. Galesburg. III. M. A.—U. of Chicago, Chicago. III. Mr. Larson, owing to his dom- inant leadership, gained the post of superintendent after having served seven years as principal. As was his former position, his more recent one has been marked with evident success, obtainable only by a man of such character. Mr. John A. Miller A. B.—Rio Grande College M. A.—Ohio State University Our respected principal, Mr. Mil- ler. has finished his second highly successful year at his new post. His very evident abilities have been em- ployed not only within the last two years as principal, hut for five years formerly as a teacher. From his willing services I ronton High has derived unexcelled benefit. Five

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Adviser Miss Ci.o Davidson 1V[ )RDS cannot express the feeling that we, of the class of 1934, have for our Miss Davidson. She has guided us for five brief and successful years, and has exercised good judgment, showed true affection for each and everyone of us, and demonstrated her ability to lead us on to bigger and better things. This year, despite her great loss, she carried on in her own unselfish way and we want her to know that she has the love and appreciation of every member of this year's graduating class. .SVivh