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

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' 0, Nfiw:Lx!u itwsgvgzwgtgiatfqngi 194.tg5tgg4QiL5g44agAiA,giL,!4.i- 1, - - A , - , - 4 - THIRD ROYV: llo Rickard, VVilber Brubaker, Lois Mihm, Brooks Tickle. SECOND ROVV: Mr. Berkey, Sponsor: VVilher Shaw, Luther Koch, Eugene Crow, Dale Krieger, Junior Kelsey, Eugeae Smith, Jesse Summersett, Dzivicl Price: Dewitt Koch, Dennis Johnsen, Charles VVoods, Doyt Hauter. FIRST ROVV: Kathryn Shaw, Josephine Rollins, Kathryn Hoffman, Mack Kelly, Helen Medaugh, Claribelle Stemen, Pete Agler, listher Doer ng, Martha Roberts, Patricia Adams, Ruthella Konkle, Ronald Sheehan, Dorothy Caywood, Thelma May Hoghc :md Virginia Billieu. Are we lucky, or are we lucky? Oh, boy! As soon as we were kicked out of the Sth grade, we received an invitation to go on a four-year tour around the world. Did we accept? I'll say we did. VVe met in Sept. and chose our leaders as follows: The head, Mr. Koch: Pilot, Gale High: Co-Pilot, Cathryn McLean: Stewardess, Clari- belle Stemen: Mec.hanic, Junior Kelsey: Ass't Stewardess, Virginia Billieu. Fat Kesler whirled the propellor and off we started with a roar, leaving' him in the dust.. One day we met and chose our class colors and our Hower. Gold and blue colors were chosen because we were in the blue sky and saw the golden sun. For our flower we chose the Lily of the Valley . While in Alaska, we decided to have a thea- ter party and a potluck l,unc,h afterwards. The party was held in an igloo and the lunch was eaten on an iceberg. On the last day of t.he first year's tour we were in Europe buying out the Parisians. A meeting' was called for the purpose of electing new officials. The Head, Mr. Berkey: Pilot, Thelma Hoghe: Co-Pilot, Wilbur Krugh: Stewardess, Dorothy Caywood: Mechanic, Kathryn Hoffman: Ass't Stew., Clar. Stemen. Leaving Europe, we traveled on to Asia and while there, we decided to have a treasure hunt with a lunch afterwards. The treasure was .hidden in a kimona sleeve and the lunch consisted of rice. We were enroute for Africa when we decided to have a fishing party. We put down the patoons and stopped in the middle of the ocean to fish. The largest fish we caught weighed 500 pounds, or I wonder if it was a shark, While we were on the ocean, we decided to elect our new staff before flying to Af- rica. They are: The Head, Mr. Berkey: Pilot, Pete Agler: Co-Pilot, Junior Kelsey: Stewardess, Virginia Billieu: Mechanic, Kathryn Hoffman: Ass't Ste-W., Thelma Hoghe. While in Africa we each bought a class ring whicqh can be worn either in the nose or on the finger. They look better dangling from t.hei nose but everyone prefers wear- ing them on his finger. We are off for Australia now. This is Dec. 15, of the 3rd year of our tour. We gave a play Sound Your Horn for the Australians and boiled fl pot of soup for the South Americans before the end of the year besides other trivial things. As to what we shall do on the 4th year of this tour, I cannot yet inform you, but I can assure- you that it will be for the best. Class Historian, Virginia Billieu. if i.'?EEl7.R1Flint?T1Pfii1rr66rrgYlrfiGr6i7I1inr15N1t1iN1tm1011 A rrmrrx-irm1 ' 0 T I rrmr ' . mc m rm I Hlxiiilff