New Knoxville High School - Memoir Yearbook (New Knoxville, OH)

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Eh GLENNA FOGT Ohio State University B.S, SUBJECTS: Arithmetic 7 81 8 Biology Latin ll CARL G. FRISCHE jacuhy EDITH WISSMAN 't G58 f l Li l Miami University B.S. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Gym SUBJECTS: English 7 81 B High School Chorus Elementary Music ,f 'f . T ,,,,'15 RUTH MARY MAXWELL College of Wooster A Pi, SUBJECTS: Arithmetic 7 81 B Biology Latin ll C. R. STIENECKER . Ohio State University Ohio University SUBJ ECTS: Band Auglaize County Normal School Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern University Seven

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--il wr , 'WEE s-.- lfni fn s EV- f -' 9 i l -..f '.. - . A v tj .,,. 6 Q L 1 , .I 5 nr 1 ' 'l . c if if .sw LQL.-...-..,. He may live without books, - what is knowledge but grieving? He may live without hope, - what is hope but deceiving? C0046 He may live without love, - what is passion but pining? But where is the man that can live without dining? The delicious meals of this past school year have been prepared by the above crew, reading from left to right, Mrs. Dorothy Kattman, Mrs, Viola Sullivan, Mrs. Violet Shuster, Violet Dudgeon, Marjorie Mc- Cune, Linda Kattman, and Sandra Lammers. Thanks, cooks, for the wonderful meals. anifor A popular, necessary, and indus- trious man in school is our ianitor, Lawrence Kuhlman. Being the first to arrive at school, he unlocks the doors, tends the furnace, and han- dles any emergencies that might arise, He has congenially listened to all the complaints, demands, and ex- cuses from the students and faculty for eleven years, and we certainly commend him for his patience and cheerfulness. I I 7. , . t 'SMF-1 i s.,.L-i - . ' , 1 - I - I A i i ' g :fi I, ', i ' I l ' l ll lm, .gi X 'Q-Ur l 'Q 'Y'i N 1,45 river-A Q X ' t 5 .sir- Q A x,Q ln.. Not an uncommon sight every day is the departure and return of five shiny school buses driven by Leroy Schroer, Arnold Haberkamp, Oliver Buddemeyer, Clement Stienecker and Kenneth List, which take the students to and from school. We realize the tremendous responsibility these drivers have and rpg- ognize a iob well done. Nine