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

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UHIU .CHU HEIUS SOCIETY Miss Patsy Rickard, teacher in local school, was escorted to the Annual Teacher's Ball by the Super- intendent of city schools. Miss Phyllis Ann Wallace has just returned to Paris, where she is study- ing designs for Shirley's Shoppe. Miss Elizabeth Croy, who is tour- ing the country, gave her famous lec- ture, Why IDo Not Trust Men, for the Culture Club last night. COURT NEWS C. Patrick Brubaker, prominent lawyer, has been chosen Virginia Hurless-Huggemier-Hankoat's private attorney-at-law to take care of her many matrimonial affairs. fSocietyl The former Lola Eibling and her husband are celebrating their eighth wedding anniversary. SPORTS Art McConn, just chosen Big Ten Coach of the year, is very proud of his team, the Flying Comets. Art is very sorry to lose his masseur, David Doan. Dave, having hit the jackpot on a quiz show, is going to Arabia, where he has won a harem of nine wives. BETTY'S COOKIE SHOP They're good, Ask Don. SPECIAL MENTION Navy Dr. J. D. Putman, has just performed a marvelous operation with the capable assistance of Navy Nurse, Bonnie Bigham. Dr. Lois Custer is receiving a citation for miraculously performing a painless operation of removing a toe nail. NOTICES Prickard's Tabernacle Hour will be heard every Sunday at 12 noon over WOCL. Featured on this program is soprano soloist Donna Krugh. Bring your children to Pat Krugh's Kindergarten in Mendon, O. ADVERTISEMENTS SHIRLEY'S SHOPPE FOR LADIES Designs straight from Paris Lingerie Dept. Mg. Maynard George. JOE'S FINE TOBACCO Distinguished Customers. ART'S FLYING COMETS Allen, Ky. Propietor - Robert Eber. fNoticeQ The former Helen Long has just been voted the Leading Lady of Latty. DISAPPOINTED? ? '? ? Come to Virginia Lee's Home for Bachelor Girls

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uniorzi LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: JANE ANN STEMEN, MARY BOROFF, DARLENE DAvIs, JOANNE RIEKARD, HELEN SHAW, DOROTHY JEAN RICE. SECOND ROW: JEANNETTE ROLLER, RAY BALLIET, CLARENCE BEACH, GALE SMNTH, OPAL TAYLOR, LOMA AGLER, MISS SEVERN - SPONSOR. ABSENT: WILMA FICK' ERT, SHARON MEEKER, BETTY STUTZ, CHARLES CRAMER, JIM RICKARD, DICK PODNTS, LARRY KOHN, JIM GUNTER, FRED WITTUNG. In the year 1947, 28 bright, studious, serious students entered high school. Dick Busch and Gale Smith guided us through our first year ofhigher education with the help of Miss Dull, our sponsor. At the beginning of our Znd year of serious study, there were only 20 stu- dents. This year our pilots were Loma Agler, PIPES., Dick Points, Vice Pres.: and Mrs, Wurster, our sponsor, We chose our class colors, white and gold, and our class flower, the yellow rose. We had a bowling party and you should have heard the nicknames which developed from this. Much to our happiness, our treasury in- creased, also. Now, in our third year, we have really risen to higher education. You never saw a more studious bunch of Z0 Juniors.Our leaders is Charles Cramer with Gale Smith, Jane Ann Stemen, Jeanette Roller, Loma Agler, Opal Taylor as helpers. On Oct. 25th, we had our class play, I Wouldn't Know! To Miss Severn, our sponsor, went the honor of directing this play. It was quite a success, A couple of weeks later, we were sporting new class rings. The event which will top off our year is a successful prom. This we'll achieve even if it does mean a lot of hard work.