Ironton High School - Owl Yearbook (Ironton, OH)

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We. the staff of the 1934 Owl' , sincerely hope that the readers of this hook will as thoroughly enjoy its contents as we have enjoyed presenting them. The Staff I'.ditor-in-C hief ......... Dolores Henninger Associate Editors...........................Millard Nohle, Frank Lover Business Manager ......... Newton Spears Assistant Business Manager..............................Lerov Vaughn Circulating Manager...................................Dillard' Kuhlman Circulation Staff— Dick Glanville, Beatrice McKnight. W ilson Bollock, lolin Porter. Xelle Rose Howell. W ilford lines Advertising Manager..............................Frieda Belle Goodman Advertising Staff— Dorothy Knight. Larry Van Hoose. Rozalba Justice. Ed Milan. Jack Jones, Gilbert Pennock, Franklin W hite. Leo Vance. Cecil Smith, Harold Frazer. Marv Emma Neal Social Editor..................Bobbie McCormick Literary Editor....................Ruth Stern Art Editors ....... Doris Lambert, Louise Pickens Joke Editor .......... Tom Hopkins Calendar..........................Inez Adams Sport Editor.....................Homer Islington Girls’ Sport Editor...............Helen Jones Financial Secretary............F'oster DeLong Adviser ........... Clo Davidson Typists .... Elmer Craiger, Gertrude Destocki, Myrtle Smith Four

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 JllL - Ng o w l. Our School JT is with the deepest regret that we, the class of 1934. leave Ironton High School. We have had the privilege of attending a school which is ranked high among the schools of our state. In the spirit of friendliness and co-operation among students and faculty it is surpassed by none. The building itself, and the grounds surrounding it are examples of beautiful architecture and landscaping. We have been proud of our school and have tried to uphold its former traditions in the activities which we have undertaken. We shall continue to he proud of Ironton High School and in future years we shall look hack upon it and feel that same spirit of friendliness for it which we have felt in the four years just passed. Three

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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