Licking County High School - Lickingana Yearbook (Licking, OH)

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SOPHOMORES Top row:B.Powel1gH.Gallant J.MeroergE.Flagg:J.Peebles G.Beaver3 D.Lewis. Row two D. Holmang M. Rlchardsg J. Hannahsg B.Lauterbauchg E. Burton3Mlss Oyer. Row one: M.Brooksg P.Hooverg B.Met- calf: J.Shafferg B. Holman M.Coakley: M.Wh1teheadg R. Pletcherg D.Gallant. CHEERLEADERS Shirlee Jones Marian Carroll Emma Price Betty Metcalf Martha Price T1'11B page sponsored by Durne11'a Drug Store JUNIORS Top row: G.MooregF.Koontz3 T.K1ntz5D.N1cho1e3L.WycofC F.Downlng3B.McCulough3Mrs. Johnston.Row one:G.Beaver3 G.H1te3M.Peeb1ee5L. Boehmg L.Powe1LgE.Fa1rley3E.Glenn FRESHMEN Top row:R.Geer:U.Garrabrant B.Pheneger5 H.Revercombg T. Stevensg H.Glenn3 J. Clark: Row two:J.Byrd3V.McCulough3 A.Temp1e:J.Shook1eyg D.Hen- thorng S.Beaver3M.Linesg B. Wi111ams3M.Mooreg Miss Ham- mond. Row one: K.Coakley:J. Mercerg A.Hopk1ns5E.Bagent: G.Johnson3S.Jonesg M.Pr1ce.

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LEXANDHIA FOFOAO FIHOAI Under the leadership of Mr. Hance, the F. F. A. has been very active. To help Uncle Sam and in- cidentally its own treasury, the organization conducted a scrap drive. These industrious boys presented their par- planned and ents with a fine dinner and pro- gram at the annual Parent and Son anquet. We are all very proud of Lester Henthorn, Jim Elder, and Dick Moore who were chosen as State Farmers during their Junior year. Not to be outdone by the F.F.A., Mrs. Beam and her F.H.A. girls have been equally active. c help finance the decorating of the girls dressing room, the fut- ure homemakers sold pop and sand- wiches at games. One of the high- lights of the year was the ' ox Social' to which the F.F.A. boys were invited. It proved to be a great success and much to our surprise, no one suffered from acute lndlgestion. IH MEMORIAM The entire school was shocked and grieved by the sudden death of n ommy' Fisher. He had served the school as Janitor for over twenty years and was much loved by all. He will long be remem- bered as a friend who was inter- ested ln all school act1v1t1es.A special funeral service was held in order that the student body might attend. PARTIES Salute! Bow! 0urtsey3 These are the commands which you would have heard had you been ln the halls of Alex B1 during Freshmen Initiation Week. After the sen- iors had done all the 'nice' things they could think of to the freshmen, they invited them to a party at which they welcomed them into the high school. , It's leap year at last!!! The girls at A. H. S. are taking all the advantages that it brings. These gals decided that lt was their turn to hitch up the buggy and take the fellows. So to the high school and the 'Sadie Hawk- ins' Party they went. After much work and planning the sophomores entertained the high school at the annual Sports Banquet. After a fine dinner, letters were awarded to the play- ers, the managers, and the cheer- leaders. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. ATHLETICS Although our football team had a rather unsuccessful season, we take pride in the fact that Llge Davison, our center, was chosen a member of the all-county six-man football team. The Alex basketball squad did remarkably well ln the light of the fact that several varsity men were lost by graduation. We won five games and suffered ten de- feats. HONOR COMES TO A.H.S. We are very proud of Junior Mowery, a member of the 1943 graduating class who was the first to receive the new rotating cup for his school. This cup le awarded to the outstanding schol- ar-athlete of the county. 'Pud' received more honors than any o- ther graduate cf our school. He was president of his class, vale- dictorlan, and a star baseball, basketball, and football playen In addition to these local honors, he received many from the county. He was elected president of the County Honor Society, and was chosen a member of the all-county basketball team, and the County Student Council. 'THE!'RE IN THE ARMY NOW' On February 16, the Juniors and seniors were invited to the home of Mrs. Johnston to say, 'Farswell', to Bob Crist and Dick Moore, who will soon be .called into the service. Others xlready serving from our school are: Bob Hiohman, Lynn Shockley, and Don Emblem. Every boy in the class of 1943 ls now in some branch of the armed forces. Mildred Hammond, a member of the faculty, has en- listed in the HAYES. This page sponsored by Ha1n's Food Shop, Alexandria

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