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

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mvfigsestuawe-..THr'ff 'f1'ai...ea.1'i'fi1',,,,1v1rfHfvfiv'1vfiv11'i...A.,et..s-M Mali EIGHTI-I GRADE On the niorning of September 13, 1937, forty-eight, eager looking fa es entered the seventh grade room. A few weeks later these officers were elected: .Ioan Dull, President, Arlene Krugh, Vice President: Marcus Mt-lllurray, Secretary: .Joe Irvin, Treas,g Mr Skinner, Sponsor. Bobby Stahl responded as our reporter. During that year our class .had a Weiner and xnarshniallow roast, VVe a's'i partiri- pated in two Chapel programs. After a grand vacation we came hack and entered into the eighth grade with strong expectations of becoming Freshmen in 1939. The following officers were elected: Joe Irvin, President: Billy Russell, Vice-President: .Ioan Dull, Secretary, DavId Blush, Treasurer: Marjorie Brown, Reporter and Mr. Katz as our loyal Sponsor. This year we also participated in two chapel programs. We are expel-ting to have a party and hope to ,havei great. fun. We are all ,hoping to attain our goal and return to our studies this fall, as High School Freshmen, JOAN I'lL'I,L Third Row: Robert Krugh, Paul Mosier, Dorothy Billicu, Earl Clouse, Romavne Harri- son. David Blush, Bill Russel, Paul Fauble, Ruby Cowgill Marcella Stump. Flora Mae Stemen. Second Row: Norman Taylor, Bobby Stahl, Paul Switzer, Meda Belle High, Elmer . XX oods, Jesse Shaffer, Marjorie Brown, Patil Missler, Doroths Newton, Recie El- llnger. Clarence Butler, Anna Hurless, Bud Hoffman, Gene Ellinger. Mr. Katz, Sponsor, First Row: Harold Shaw, Alice Rickard, Arlene Krugh, Kenneth Collins. Lucille Rob. erts, Joanne Dull, Dick Ellinger, Joe Irvin, Pauline Kelsey, Lois King, Alice Coop- er: Louise Eihling, Donald Crow, Harold Johnson, Vivian Mihm: I-ldna Stutz, rsvp- -': v-v-wear- v-vw?-vv-vt-vw-v-v ' W T-v r' v Yfv 7 ' Kay?-2 Ar vsrpjii