Ironton High School - Owl Yearbook (Ironton, OH)

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May C rownmg IN aiional Honor Society May Crowning May Queen . . . . Alice Vaughn Maid ok Honor Ann Davidson Attendants Janet Henninger Ruth Dixon Mildred Peggins Hilda Rowe Jane Cline Imogene Ray Helen Feil Dottie Bingham Alice Hopkins Betty McGugin Eloise Paul Virginia Haney The May Crowning, an annual event, attracts thousands of people every year from fronton and vicinity who are interested in the class and fronton High School. The May Crowning for '35 was the most beautiful function of the entire commencement program. The queen, her attendants, and the court, dressed in pale colors of a rainbow hue, formed an exquisite picture as the sun was lowering on a perfect May Day. The history of the Dance under the capable direction of Miss Brewer was beautifully enacted and proved quite a success. The different roles were portrayed by members of the junior high school who are to he highly commended for their realistic characterization. This May Crowning was one of the most beautiful ever held at our school and will always he remembered by the Class of 1935 as one of the happiest events of our school year.

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We, the Staff of the 1935 Owl, have worked hard to bring you a book that you might enjoy. Our work, however, has been a pleasure because we know that at some future time, this will he a hook of treasured memories. I lie Owl Staff Editor...................................................Ethel Jeanne Murdock Associate Editors..................................Mary Hefner, John Turnbull Business Manager..................................................Bill Edwards Assistant............................................. Paul Gray- Circulating Manager ...........................................Charles Moulton Circulating Staff— Thelma Calloway, Grace Lambert, Hilda Rowe. Don Miller, Clara Elizabeth Shaffer, Genevieve Ward, Paul Kratzenberg, Kathleen Wagner Advertising Staff— Imogene Ray, Frank Waller, George Gulley, Kenneth Corn, Evelyn Hanshaw, Galen Kinlev, Garnet Hankins, Alpha Payne. Willard Woodburn, Betty Wheeler, Ruth Dixon, James Thompson, Franklin Wilson, Jeanne Wisenberger, Tom Hamilton, Dorothy Workman, Dottie Bingham Social Editor...............................................Mildred Peggins Literary Editors...........................Betty McGugin, Ann Davidson Art Editors................................Leonard Workman, Jane Cline Joke Editor..................................................James Rice Calendar....................................................Phyllis Jenkins Sport Editor............................................ Roy Slack Girls’ Sport Editor..........................................Helen Feil Financial Secretary.......................................Audrey Huddleston Typists— John Keating, Edward Baker, Inez Saunders, Sara Wilson, Edna Gwilliams

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onor Society The National Honor Society is a goal for which, if attained, any student may well he proud. It is an honor indeed, for in wearing that emblem, you tell the world that you have excelled in scholarship, character, leadership, and service. We are proud of our classmates who were selected for this Society and wish to congratulate them upon their success. We also give the faculty of Ironton High much of the credit for helping to mold these hoys and girls into such splendid citizens. Those who Itelong to the 1935 Chapter of the National Honor Society are as follows: Betty McGugin Charles Moulton E. Jeanne Murdock Mildred Peggins Imogene Ray Hilda Rowe John Turnbull Genevieve Ward Sarah Wilson C lass Song Goodbye Ironton High At last has come the day The day when we must say, Goodbye, old school, goodbye. We're spent such happy years. And now we say through tears, Goodbye, Ironton High. And as we go through life, We ll try to find, Half the happiness We’ve left behind, In memories so dear— We’ll cherish every year— Goodbye, Ironton High. Dear teachers, now to you We sadly say adieu—■ Goodbye, Goodbye, Goodbye. Our faces can’t conceal The sadness that we feel, Goodbye, Ironton High. Our lessons now are done And all is through, Wc'vc had lots of fun But now to you— We bid a fond farewell Our hearts with sadness swell— Goodbye, Ironton High. —Thelma Calloway, Class of ’35. Thelma Calloway Kenneth Corn Ann Davidson Mill Edwards Helen Feil Paul Gray Mary Hefner Phyllis Jenkins Dorothy Workman £