Leetonia High School - Lehiscan Yearbook (Leetonia, OH)

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B LU E AN D W H ITE CALENDAR APRIL, 1925 MONDAY, 6th.-Oh, gee! Vacation is all over. But take notice: the Seniors and a few others are seen displaying their pictures. Some look preety good. TUESDAY, 7th,-The old refrain, only a few remaining weeks of school. Boys are practicing for Track. I WEDNESDAY, 8th.--Day actually passes without Miss Rugg getting a chance to bawl John Derr out. i THURSDAY, 9th.-Theresa Holland appears on the scene shoed in light brown oxfords. FRIDAY, 10th.-The end of another precious week. Only seven more to go! No Assembly. Students dismissed to attend church sewices for an hour at noon. MONDAY, 13th.-Well, here it is, Easter all over with its candies, colored eggs, etc. And, my, how those little Freshies do look this morning. Too many eggs, I know! TUESDAY, 14th.-Freshies begin to pep up. Seniors are working on class play. Juniors hold their show, Classmates A great success! WED., 15th.-Many of the dear little folks on the right hand side of the room are seen with their trousers a little longer than usual. Trying to grow up, chiudren? THURSDAY, 16th.-Mechanical Drawing and Sewing Classes exhibit their work for the year in the Spatholt building. FRIDAY, 17th.-Last day of the exhibit. Everything a great success. Hunrdeds at- tended. Classes hold Class Games. MONDAY, 20th.-Week opens with everybody waiting for Salem and Leetonia Track Meet. Miss Rugg appears with her hair shingled. TUESDAY, 21st.-Miss Rugg orders Margaret Huifnagle to quit laughing in class. Says she has laughed for the last four days. 'Spose it's anything serious? WEDNESDAY, 22nd,--Great news! Betty Ciminelli appears on the campus with her annual haircut. THURSDAY, 23rd.-Leslie Morris comes to school this morning and as he struts around we notice there is a different sound. The cause is newly soled shoes. FRIDAY, 24th.-Marjorie Kiernan and Milton Price had a little quarrel and as yet there is no sign of recognition. Rev. Brilhart addresses Assembly in the afternoon. MONDAY, 27th.-Oh, boy, Leetonia wins Track Meet, 64-59! Leland Coulter comes to school with his hair beautifully waved. Disappears during noon hour. TUESDAY, 28th.-Miss Renkenberger orders James McCue to bed after having fallen asleep in class. WEDNESDAY, 29th.--Mary Stiver struts in with a black ribbon tied around her hair. She should stay at home when she has the headache. THURSDAY, 30th.-Did you all notice Galen Peppel's sweater today? Nice, but not enough green for him. Senior Class practices songs in the hall, but there was such an awful loud bass voice! Who did it belong tio? MAY, 1925 FRIDAY, lst.-Again no Assembly. Clubs meet in the afternoon. See there was quite a few Junior votes cast in popularity contest by the looks of the Hi School Paper. MONDAY, 4th.-Sewing Classes hand projects in to Miss Shinn and are now breathing sighs of relief. Senior girls prepare a luncheon for the Senior boys. Yum-yum! TUESDAY, 5th,-Senior Classes practice songs. One shrill voice was heard to shout L.H.S. They certainly do have wonderful voices in that class! WEDNESDAY, 6th.-All that has been heard in the Junior Class all year has been Pst! Pst! No wonder they are called Cats. Just heard it again today. THURSDAY, 5th.-Nothing much of importance now till Saturday-the Track Meet at Lisbon. Hope we are as successful as last year. FRIDAY, 8th,-But, oh, dear! I am supposed to have this in today and as I am not a crystal globe, how can I tell the future, But here are some of the Senior activities: MAY 12.-Senior Class Play, Backbone, at the American Theater. MAY 22nd.-Time for the Seniors is very short. They give their Class Day Program. MAY 24th fSundayJ-Baccalaureate sermon in the Methodist Church. MAY 26th.-The Annual Junior-Senior Banquet given by the Junior Class. MAY 28th.-Their happy hours in L.H.S. are now bespent and on this Thursday night they shall receive their diplomas. 21

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1 'Mg , , L L sz'- egr 1. Hi BLUE AND WHITE g Class Prophecy Continued GUY CUTHBERT, 1906-1954 A great stage dancer, And a famous star was he, But now he waltzes in heav'n, With the angels, you see. LUCILE JONS, 1908-1958 A private secretary, For a man old and gray, Who captured her heart, And stole her quite away. LAWRENCE STIVER, 1906-1940 A famous electrician was he, And to show that he was skilled He climbed up a pole, And was accidentally killed. FRANCIS MORRISSEY, 1906-1941 An aviator he became. Who flew o'er land and seas, Until a cyclone came up, And tossed him in the trees. HELEN STROUSE, 1907-1960 A merry old maid was she, She lived all alone, 'Till Angels snatched her away From her little cottage home. JAMES MCCUE, 1905-1955 A cross-word puzzle fiend was he, Who sat from morn till night With pencil and paper in hand, Till he died for want of sight. SUSIE ALTOMARE, 1907-1949 A successful stenogravher- Never her duties shirkedg But she died one day, From being overworked. BETTY HANAHAN, 1907-1943 She was a trained nurse, Until one night She gave the wrong dose, And died of fright. ARTHUR ALTOMARE, 1906-1968 A wealthy merchant - In the village of Leetonia, Caught cold one day And died of pneumonia. JAMES FIFE, 1906-1956 A Doctor of Divinity, For other souls prayed, But when he died, He was greatly dismayed. EDWARD GLUCKNER, 1907-1930 He was a machinist, And was very well schooled, But alas, he died too soon, And had us all fooled. ALBERT WEIKART, 1906-1948 A little country doctor, And a member of the fraternity Practiced faithfully, Until he passed into eternity. ELEANOR WARD, 1907-1954 Taught the little kids Until one summer day, Those naughty children Worried her life away. FINIS 20

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IW xwnn .M mu um m mm fl ll Q ll' X 'mll -ummm , Ill B L U E A N D W HIT E .., Presimlont - Vice-Presiclent Secretary - Treasurel' - Sponsor Class Colors: JUNICDRS ROLAND LANPHER - FELIX BUTCH - MARY BEILHART - VIRGINIA MORRIS - MISS RENKENBERGER Class Flower: Red and Black American Beauty Rose Class Molto: PC1'S9V61'2lIlCC Wins 00 .f..