Pleasant High School - Key Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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IUAXN I IC Gl'2NlCV.X FHEICM AN. be a ss-voml lleniostht-nes. lle represented lt. ll. S. at tht- County lliwitoiiix-al Contest and althouprh he did not l'iIIlil!l'l' tirst prize lie l'JllllL' so near that We well lvnow be xvon hiprh honors. He is also one of our lwtin on deep discussions with the ladies. Since he is holding: the position as ldditoi'-in-Chiel' ot' our .ln- Classim-al. Entered 1917. ll ieretta 2. -. Ilee Clum . -f .,. l. .Xthenian l.iterai'y Soviety 1, 2, 3, -l. Presitlent ol' Athenian Literary Society l, 2, l'i'esident of Class 1, 2, Il, ll. llltlbl'-Sl'llO0l Debate Si, 1. Athletic Association 1, 2, 4. Conipeted Silver Medal Contest 1, 2. lllditoi'-in-chief ,llleho Z-2. .Xss't liditor-m-chiel' Echo 1. liasketball Team l. Cartoonist lllehon 3. l. V llail to the President ol' the Class of '2l. Possess- in,:' all the abilities of one who will be elassetl as one ol' the xvoi'ld's ,greatest geni. Duriiig' her H. S. career, she has had a YVOHilGl'i'l1l school spirit. She has never sliirlced any work xvliieh helped to advance Pleasant High School or the Class ol' '2l. She has :always been ll xttve woriei' in progrrams, and has helped the school to eliminate niany debts. Her work on the lui-ho has ben invaluable. Although she does not re- ceive the credit which she deserves. I am sure she will some day receive a just reward for her labor. ll ll l N 'l'l'l'L'S BOXXVIGLL. Classical. Entered 15 '. lioys' Basketball Team. 1, L, 3, sl. lsoysi Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Athenian Literary Society 1, 2, 3. Vice President of Athenian Literary Society 2, Castalian Literary Society 4. sw. and Treats. of Castalian Literary Som-iety 4. .Xthletie Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Vic-e lfresident of Class i, 2, 3, l. 'l'i'eas. ot' Athletie Association 2. llinnoi' liepartment Helio 3. Plesident of Athletic Association l. County OratoririwlvContest 'l. lfltlitor-in-eliiel' lfieho fl. lla-cl has proven himsell' within tht- last year to ost proniinent llaslu-tball athletes and is especially mia! this year his tmaliliezttions and qualities are made tvithint and it is needless to say more of him. lllfIl,lGN l+'l'1llNlC PRICE. Clzlssival. Entered 1!llT. .Xthenian Literary Society I, 2, J, fl. I'i-esidt-nt of Athenian l.itei'ary Society 4. Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 23, sl, llaslcetball Team l, 2, Il, 4. tlperetta, L.. lntvi'-School Debate Zi, l. Blana,L1'ei' Basketball 'l'eam El. t'artoonist Echo 11. .Xthletiv Association l, 2, lr, Ll. lferne will be grreatly missed on the ll. ll. team next year for she has starred in every game and be- sides this, she has taken part in all literary activities, particlilarly that of Oratory. She also has the pro- noun:-etl ability of Art and no doubt will live true to the prophecy which has been foretold. VVith those dimplecl, rosy eheeks and eyes of raven hue she will no doubt Charm some young: man after She has proven herself worthy of her past years in H. S. 1

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MATILDA HANNAH MOLLENAUER. Classical.. Entered 1917. Castalian Literary Society I, i Athenian Literary Society I. ' Basketball Team i, 2, 4. Pianist for Glec Club 1, 2. Ii, tl. Inter-School Debate 3, il. Athletic Association 1, 2, 35, fl. Humor 151-l'D't .lllcho 3. Literary Editor Echo -l. Girls' Glee Club l. 2, 3, fl. Girls' Cheer Leader 1, 11, l. Prcsiclent Castalian Literary Society 2. Prcsiclent Girls' Glec Cluh 1. Tillie not only has the art uf conversation but she has musical talent as well, She has heen an active worker in Literary Work, esperially that ol' debate. Reg'a.1'clless of all these marked abilities ta little birdie told incl she has llecitled to lay them aside and ht-- K'UlllC the wife oi' a Well-known l'2ll'li16l', altliough she has vouvlietl she would be an nhl maid with Lncile. in spite oi' the fact that she may he little in stature she can argue Woman Suffrage to the good of all anrl, yet l'rof. Schislor has not lD0l'Sllilfl6t'l ht-r that :nan is intc-llevtually wonian's superior, Z' X IJAYIIP SIMON MAIITZ. t'lassit'al. lf:Iltl2l'L't1 llIl7. lnlsltttlmll lealn l, -, .,. I. liast-lrall 'l'eani Zi. liors' tllee Clulr I, 2, 3, l, t'astzilian Literarv Som-ietv l .Xihenian l.liL'l'1ll'Y Soviety l. Sc-i-. antl Treas. ol' Athenian Literary Sm-iety l. .Xthlt-tit' liclitor Hello el. NlJIll2l,L2'f:'l' ljasehall Team ZZ. Klautz was rather hashl'ul when ht- llepran his lli- li Svlnml carer as a lfreshnian but time has shown s great iinln-oveinent and he now has assumed the air ol' a tlignilietl Senior. l-le has suc't'essl'ully cantained the iiaskethall 'l'eain for the last three years and has al- ways heen in the game hiinsell' from start to finish. This is proof enougrh to say that he is an ainhitious and enthusiastic youth and it is ruinoretl about that he will study to het-ome a minister. AllI.I1ltlGlJ LI'Cll,l.lG l:.XRNHAlt'l'. Classical. llinterecl 1917. llaslcethall Team i, 2, 3, el. X Uastalian Literary Society 1, 2. Ji, el. President of Casta,lia,n l.iterarv Som-ietv 22. Girls' Glee Cluh I, 2, 3. l. Treasurer ot' Girls' Glee Cluh 3. Uperettzt 2. Ulass 'l'l'BilSlll'L'l' and Secretary 2 1, I. Athletic Assuviatioii 1, 2, 35, I. 'Humor Editor Echo, 4. inter-School Debate 3. To know her is to like her. She has niarketl abili- ties and can do whatever she sets ont to do. She is a heautiful singer, a good student and a faithful worker. XVe shouhl like to warn her however that if she does not wish to affect her future ambition tof being an old mainly she will have to direct her footsteps in a flifferent path than she is at present followving.