Ironton High School - Owl Yearbook (Ironton, OH)

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 t °M fd ten o:f Ironfon V Raise your voices Io the sky -v j And voice the Tigers' mighty cry, s Let us cheer our very best, , Tor they arc out to do the rest; ' And if the victory be our right, We'll win with all our might, To flaee our honored crest on high Rah, Rah. Rah! Sing to Men of Ironton High Because they can’t say die. ( 3 r L I .(ronton High Scliool Our school has been our second home. It has been the center of our activities for six years. Now that we must leave, we find it is with the deepest regret. The building itself, the beautiful campus, the corridors, the rooms and even the desks symbolize work to us. Although we go out into a bigger world, our thoughts will always return to our school where we learned the first principles of coopera- tion and citizenship. ) v . A, I v f U , r z V ft V ' f' T' y t w - A a V »

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I y .. t j .. •,v ' u DEDICATION' Ur J ’We, the Class of 1935, dedicate tins took to pur Class Instructors who have labored with us for four years. Due to them we hare at last achieved the goal of every High School Student-Graduation. i : j s V v We hope that their prosperity and success will increase with each coming year. )Vo V — ----— jji A y.- i Jr A — , .J n iy ¥ y

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Mr. John A. Miller A. H.—Rio Grande College M. A.—Ohio Stale University Mr. Carl E. Larson A. B.—Knox College, Galesburg, III. M. A.—U. of Chicago, Chicago, III. Mr. Carl E. Larson The position of superintendent of the I ronton Public Schools could go only to such a capable man as Mr. Larson. In his hands lies the welfare of students, teachers, and employees. Only he could supervise the lives of youth with such good judgment and impartiality. Mr. Jolin A. Miller Mr. Miller, our principal, deserves much credit for his keen interest in our future. To him also, we owe the spirit of friendliness and cooperation that is so evident between the students and the faculty. We hope he may have many more successful years as principal of Ironton High School. Hoard of Education President .... Dr.' Chester A. Casey Vice President . . . C. W. Moulton Sec. and Trcas...................Margaret Lambe George Fritz S. J. Morris Judge E. E. Corn We, the Class of 1935, wish to express our sincerest thanks to the Ironton School Board of Education for its work during the past year. Every member has cooperated so completely that the Board has become a functioning and absolutely necessary part of our school system. We hope that they may be as successful in future years as they have been this year. 4