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

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Some may say she is a Meanie , But she is our dear old Ennie . She is bashful, she is shy With mi.schief lurking in her eye. John has a good time in school, In spite of any teacher's rule. In class he is very prudent, This is the way to become a good stu- dent. Lois Price is a chubby girl. Her eyes shine like pearls. She has two feet and a head to match' But very hard for the boys to snatchl A timid blonde is our Whitey, His vo-ice is strong and mighty. A supply of brains he does lack, Because he always argues back. Betty's hair is straight as a string, For the boys she doesn't care a thing, 'Tho she is miles away from fame, We all like her just the same. Harold Kessler, who has almost gone insane Studying and wrecking his poor crip- pled brain, The teacher has given him lcssons galore, We hope Mr. Wise doesn't give him any more. A Just as tiny as a church mouse Betty Sherman slipped into the school house, To obtain a lot of knowledge, To resume her work in college. Albert Bolenbaugh, a tiny mite, Is always hidden out of sight. He cannot see the joy in lifeg His face is filled with lines of strife. LAST YEAR'S PLUNGERS Although Kathryn Profit and Charles Hablitzel graduated last year, they have returned this year to further advance their learning. They have both added greatly to the pleasures of this school year. Sibyl's nimble fingers trip over the piano keys, As quickly as a mouse running after cheese, So fame must wait her at the door, And who could ask for anything more. In English with stories, he enterta'ned, Also good grades by these he gained. One day Mr. Koch announced a testg Then dear Warren ceased to rest. Then here comes Mildred on our list, I wonder if ,she 'has ever been kissed. A girl with a smile so big and sweet, One whom we all delight to meet. Porky is known as the girl's flame, For this I'm sure he's not to blame. Before his lessons are all done, He is always hunting for more fun. Not so tall, but really quite small You should hear her giggle in the hail. Thelma with a gang of girls you'll findg She's very studious so never mind. Chick, the hen-peeked boy, was pcr- trayedg His character here was well d'splayed. He is one of those nice little boys Who never makes very much noise. Hugh Gardner is an old fashioned boy Some girls he likes to annoy. He saw Laura but not a maple treeg Now, he walrks with a bandaged knee. In this manner I've described our class Of every boy and every lass With just such few words it seems, So now, I'll sign my name, Wilhelmine. WILHELMINE MOYER. Charles Hablitzel Kathryn Profit

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