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

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SENIOR CLASS H STORY -On September 10, 1935, an ambitious lookingi group of thirty seven passengers boarded a new transport plane NSuccessn which was to carry us- Ni' on a trip lastin four ears durin this tri ftp 8 my 9 - 8 W P X we were to stop at four cities which we shall if XV, 1 refer to as Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and l'mf Senior. The trip started off nicely under the V direction of our tutor, Mr. Carlson, and our QM7 pilot Arthur Black N+0 5ne day we decided that enough time had spent on lessons, so we Blanned a party. This a masquerade party, and harles Hablitzel was o genial hostc Everything went along nicely until we came upon a stretch of stormy weather about the mid of the flight. This unfavorable weather lasted H for about two days, then we awoke to find the H weather clear and the sun shining very brighta T The weather man said that there would be no more W stormy weather until the end of the year. Ht Tbward the last of the flight, we held two . if more parties at which Elizabeth Sochor and Kathh' H ryn Profit were our charming hostesses. H Tb our delight we were told that we were to N have a vacation of three months, The plane needv Q ed overhauling and the students were glad of the ' chance to walk on the earth again after nine . months in the air. T At the end of that time only thirty of our N cabin mates returnedf Une of our mates. Dale 5 Billeiu, had been drowned during the summer M months. H The Sophomore class was kept well organized I under the tutorship of Miss Lois Throop, and U under the excellent piloting of Charles Hablitzel V The students abroad the nSuccessn were a i N fun loving crowd, so during the year we landed H for two parties. Our hostesses for the evenings j were Margaret Wise and Ruby Lantz. V T h Puring this year, two of our cabin matesy 'T I 5 Erma Eber and Clara Jones fell headlong into the sea of matrimonya U ' 1 ' t A il ---f ,MW -int, ,,,,, , ....,...-., Y. . AW-. Y-.1-.-.-.-J , 1' 1