Ravenna High School - Tappan Tatler Yearbook (Ravenna, OH)

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1922 THE TRANSCRIPT 15 CLASS OF 1922 RAVENNA HIGH SCHOOL ORGANIZATION President ........... ....... C LAUDE KINGSBURY Vice President ....... ........ H AROLD ENSINGER Secretary ......... .............. M YRA HELM Treasurer ----.- .............. ........ E A RLE FRANK MOTTO We Will Find a Way or Make One. COLORS Blue and White. FLOWER Violet Originality has always been the loud pedal with the Class of '22, and this trait has prompted a unique Commencement this year in the form of The Roll Call of Happy Years. The class is fortunate in that it is just sixty years since the first class graduated from the High School and that a graduate of that class still living in Ravenna. COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM-JUNE 8, 1922. Chorus ................................................... ..... G LEE CLUB Processional Alumni-Class-Teachers. Invocation. Doxology ............ ...... . .............. A UDIENCE Reminiscences .......,............ ...... B LANCHE HARRIS Early Schools of Ravenna ..... ......................,................................ N INA LOWER Violin Duet ...................... ....... E ARLE FRANK AND CLAUDE KINGSBURY Training and Discipline ......................... ............................................... D EAN HUBBELL The Value of High School Education ..... ........... M YRA HELM Vocal Solo ...........,.............................. ........... L EETA HEADLEY The Evolution of a Career ....,.......... ...... E LIZABETH BARCLAY The Three R's of 1862 Lost in 1922 .... ...... K ATHLEEN STEWART Reading ....................................l........................,.............,. ...... K ATHRYN KEIDEL Presentation of Diplomas. henedlction. Class Song. Reception.

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14 THE TRANSCRIPT 1922 MISS WHITSEY Music A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. A Shakespeare said, The man that hath no music in himself, nor is not moved by concord of sweet sounds, is fit for treasons, strategems and spoils. It may be possible the dramatist made a slight mistake for there have been been a few worthy gentlemen, in the history of the world, whose love of music was not noticeable. Perhaps, if Shakespeare were writing today he might express it in a little different style, as, for instance: The man whose soul is filled with music, whose heart is glad and happy when he hears beautiful harmonies, whose whole being keeps time to a lilting rythm, is bound to be a jolly good fellow and a lover of that which is artistic, beautiful and refined.

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THE TRANSCRIPT 1922 SENIOR CLASS PAUL BAKER fBudJ Like two single gentlemen rolled into one. Basket Ball-R. ELIZABETH BARCLAY QBarneyj lt to her share some female errors fall Look on her face and you'1l forget them all. Junior Class Play. Senior Champion B. B. Team. HAROLD ENSINGER 1EnsD His love sincere, his thoughts immaculate. Vice President of Class. . OLIVE CARIS He voice was ever soft, Gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman.