Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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THE 1933 LARIAT l PET ECI-lOES STAFF I932-l933 Edilor Y , s as sssss s as as as Dorolhy Frey Associale Edilor s as . Ada Weloer Business Managers so as ssss as Glenn Rychener Sporls Edilors ssss as ssss Melvin Brilsch, Roloerl Balcom Lilerary Edilorsss ssss sMary Liechly School Ediror sssss ssss Myrlie Lanlz Music Edilor ,s ss,Valeria Rillichier World News ssos ssss.sss ssossss ssss s s s as oss,ssssssss Prilchard Amslulz Carloonisls ss,s s ssWilma Sleinbrecher, Adeline Wineqarden Typislssss ssslosssos Grace Kloplenslein, Alhelia Sherer, Lucile Frey Faculry Advisor, s as , ccc, s as cccc sslzlorine G. Fels Fel Echoes , Jrhe monlhly newspaper, was lirsl organized in l93O. ll was named Per Echoes by Wilma Sreinbrecher l33l, The assislanr edilor- in-chief ol Thar year, and presenl assislanl carloonisl. ll is primarily a Junior Class acliyily. The slall under lhe leadership ol Dorolhy Frey al- lempls lo presenl in an allraclive manner lhe social, scholaslic, and alh- lelic aclivilies ol Pellisville School.

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HE 1933 LARIA ANNUAL BOARD Edilor-in-chief so s u suss u suss ssss R alph R. Gisel Associale Edilors as u so Wilma Sleinbrecher Business Managers u Glen Brilsch, Wilbur Deller Lilerary Edilor as u s,,, Lucille Frey Alhlelic Edilor ssss Carl Rychener School Aclivilies so so ssss sssAlhelia Sherer Jolces Edilor , sssss s as sGrace Kloplenslein Slalll Assislanls: lvlarvel Severence, Grace Schmuclcer, Agnes Frey, Ada Rupp, Berlha Zimmerman. Dorolhy Frey, and Prilchard Amslulz. This Annual Board has pul lorlh unliring ellorls in achieving ils aim lo pul oul a beller and less expensive annual Than lhe previous class has published. Each member ol lhe board has co-operaled wilh The edilor in Jrhe laslc and is willing To carry his share of The responsibilily, hoping lhal many happy memories ol school aclivilies and friends will be remem- bered in years lo come. Realizing lhe linancial silualion which we are in. we now aslc Jrhal you be nol 'foo harsh in crilicizing our earnesl en- deavors pul lorlh in This book.

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THE 1933 LARIAT BAND AND ORCHESTRA lnsTrumenTal music has become The hobby and Taslc oT a greaT number oT pupils in school. The school has been in operaTion Tor only Tour years ancl greaT progress has ' ' cl 'T Th T' T Tew ears been noTiced in The musical sTaTus oT The school an communi y. e urs y oT school There was no band and only a small orchesTra. olue To The TacT ThaT only a T ils were laying insTrumenTs and The TacT ThaT This was an innovaTinn. Since GW PUD IO U ThaT Time The school's music deparTmenT used some oT iTs money, which iT has accumu- ' ' ' - ' a d i Th laTeCl by giving programs, To buy a Tew insTrumenTs, which have been ad e O G band and orchesTra. The band, as well as The orchesTra. macle iTs TirsT appearance This year beTore The bl' in a concerT early lasT Tall Then laTer in The season The band was presenT aT many pu ic . oT The baslceTball games and Turnishecl enTerTainmenT Tor The crowcl beTween halves oT The games. The orchesTra has been presenT aT nearly all The plays To Turnish music beTween acTs. Mr. Yeager was The music clirecTor This pasT year ancl has proven To be very successTul.