Ohio City Liberty High School - O Citian Yearbook (Ohio City, OH)

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placed upon us. But having been a very energetic class, we are able to play our part and we regret very much that our high school days are coming to an end and that We shall leave the classmates, perhaps never again to meet as the same group. Without any regard for this fact we are proud to think that We have acquired the necessary knowledge which will aid us as We enter our life work, MADGE STRAW wk wk lk lk Senior Social Events The first party of the Senior Class of 1928 was held at the home of Superintendent B. W. Cotterman. It being the first party of the class as Seniors, it was a delightful affair. The evening was spent in playing games and singing. At the close of the evening a delicious lunch was served by the Senior Class. The party Was a complete success and was enjoyed by all present. MILDRED Mc:Ci.E1.1.AND PF Ik 111 ak SENIORS OF 1928 Happy Seniors are we this year, Although we thought we were done. But this is what we seem to hear, 0ur lives have merely begun. We look into the far distant blue And see our classmates now. With each doing what he wishes to do, In the best way he knows how. Many have chosen to be teachers, While others have chosen to roam. But still all are human creatures, And love O. C. H. S. our past home. Here again we shall our schoolmates greet, And talk of our old schooldays, Of how, in halls. we would ever meet And Work on our lessons always. CHARLOTTE KLINE unnnnnuuu-1 W ' g 7' W' ' ' 'W 73 ' '

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DONALD WALTERS- Don Let thine occupations bc few if thou wouldst live a tranquil life. Joke Editor of O-Citinn MILDRED MCCLELLAND- Tilly I have often regretted my speech. never my silence. Class President '25 Librarian '26 Basketball '27, '28 Eisteddfod '26, '28 Debate '28 Senior Reporter Editor of Red and Green Music, Dramatic and Social Editor of O-Citian 'iTurning the Trick CLARENCE HERTEL- Pete A country lad is my degree, An' few there be that ken me. Entered from Van Wert Cheer Leader '28 Chorus CHARLOTTE KLINE- Charlottie The word, IMPOSSIBLE, is not French. County Spelling Contest '27 Chorus VERNON CUSTER- Sauce Our character is our will: For what we will we are, Basketball '27, '28 Baseball '27, '28 Athletic Editor of OvCitian Turning the Trick DORIS TEMPLE- Dode The thing that goes the furthest towards making life worth while. That costs the least and does the most is just a pleasant smile. Snapshot Editor of O-Citian Eisteddfod '27, '28