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

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QELPQ QJ LWJ1L!!!LXU!LKY!lLX'4lQ'11fK9JUf1!LX'ALW!!LU!!D911LW!LX'lJLlUJLX'llLX'!JLQ!! LWJJL!!!QQL!!!LW!!1311LLwLy4JLXU!LL'4!L!4JL!LXFQLQ Q Q74 JUNIOR HISTORICAL EVENTS Whiz! Swish! Bang! On the morning of September 15, 1935, after the cloud of smoke and dust had cleared away, there we were+groups of nervous, wide-eyed, enthusiastic Frwhies . Why had we come? To seek greater knowledge in the Ohio City-Liberty High School. We soon found that so large a cllass couldn't drift aimlessly into space without becoming organized, so we Fres'hies met and elected Paul Ramsey, president, Betty Fow'ler, vice-president, Ruth Matthews, secretary, Bob Bickle., treasurer, Louraine Roller, reporter and Mr. Weber, sponsor. A fine selection but only time could rove it. P Since all work and no play make Freshies dull students, a Hallowe'en Party was held at the home of Ida Hoffman to which any number of unknowns came but, of course, their identity was soon discovered and we had a lot of laughs, you know they sary laugh and grow fat -well, we had plenty of opportunities, for to climax the year and end it in a big way we had: a skating party. Of course, we won't mention any names but it's a good thing that our noble instructors stand up to teach-they couldn't have done otherwise after that party. The next fall when we came to school and found that a few of our schoolmates had left us, we met to elsect new officers who were Ida Hoffman, president, Ruth Matthews, vice-preside-nt, Elizabeth Linnenkamp, secretary and reporter, Lois Ickes, treasurer and Mr. Weber, sponsor. Then later in the year, when Elizabeth moved to Maryland, the clfss elected Esther Brown, secretary and Elzada Henson, reporter. No year starts right without a party .so, of course, we had ours-a Wiener roast which was supposed to be held in High's Woods, but because of rain it was held in the Community Room where games were played amid laughing, talking, and the blare of the radio. Since we had set a precedent the year before, nothing would do but to have an- other skating party. Thfse who couldn't skate went just for the fun of seeing the others in all kinds of awkward spills . When we returned to school as Juniors, we found that many who thought they didn't need further knowledge had decided to leave. Again we met to reorganize our class and elect the following class officers: Ida Hoffman, president, Jim Ellinger, viceepres'dentg Ruth Matthews, secretary, Esther Brown, treasurer and Louraine Roller, reporter with Miss Lantz, our sponsor. But when it comes to real Weiner roasts, we say, Give us the wide open spaces, out at Alys Rice?s, an ideal spot for weiner roasts or developing one's lungs by fire- side singing. Miss Jimmy , a hilarious comedy, was a huge success in spite of the funny acci- dents, such as, the lamp upsetting and the closet door being locked. This Junior Class Play is one that will 'long be remembered for its uniqueness, hilarious comedy, and presentation. And are we ever proud to have so many of our classmates on the Basketball teams Alys Rice, Mary Ellen Putman, Lois Ickes, Louraine Roller, Edna Doan, Marjorie Blush and Ida Hoffman, Bud Wiseg, Bob Bickle and Max Rnoem. Let's give them a rousing cheer- Yea, Juniors Fight! Fight! Fight! Our enthusiasm is increasing and we're already starting to get ready for next year to have the best class that ever graduated from O. C. L. IDA HOFFMAN. 51F751F7515.I7l1f7i1T7giffi1i7S7f74i1??i1f75i7t?gY1WRFETFKY1t74Y1?7KTt7gi7f7i1 WgiiigiiF751r7gY1?7gYif?gY1 TKY1r7Rr7E7I751f7gi1i7gT1f?gY7625195117 7 ,i

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Q AAAA .A gs... .g AA ' uv' THREE DOWN AND ONE TO GO First Row: Elzada Henson, Louraine Roller, Irene Mihm, Phyllis Prichard, Dorothy Hoverman, Gladys Krugh, Maxine Rice, Betty Fowler. Second Row: Margueritte Lantz, Sponsor: Pauline Florence, Lois Ickes, Ida Hoffman, Ruth Matthews, Betty Newtcn, Annabel Davis, Alys Rice, Naomi Foor, Esther Brown, Edna Doan, Mary Akom, Martha Akom. Third Row: Marjorie Blush, Alan Bolenbaugh, Warren Exline, James Ellinger, Bud Wise, Vernon Baker, Max Roehm, David Drake, Bob Bickle, Orville Clouse, Mary Ellen Putman. LF mm r ' i F . . mm . mmm . ' ' . E

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