Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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ll? lEZ4 Q?,1,IgNA FIRST Row: R. Bowers, B. Cox, D. Umbaugh, L. Yoakam, 0. Sands, N. Pollock, Mrs. Johnson, L. Bauer, V. Grundish, J. Da'y, E. Hatcher, F. Taylor, R. Loyer. SECoNIi Row: K. Lappin, C. Burtchin, R. Gitiin, C. Hardin, J. Simons, C. Ruth, M. Little, E. Stem-en, M. Corrello, B. Crites, R. Sellars, F. Leist, S. Tam, R. Robison. TIIIRD Row: W. Mauk, D. Keyser, I. Plummer, P. Loyer B. Beeler, J, Anspach, R.. Ridenour, J. Harper, H. Swallow, A. Crawford, E. Dillman, E. Baxter, J. Dawson, E. Miller. Class of 1933 i President - - BRETA CRITES f Vire Presiflenr RICHARD SELLARS f Ser-remry WILLIAM BEELER fl! Treasurer CHARLES BURTCHIN Class Colon BLACK AND YELLOW Class flouer BLACK EYED SUSAN :sf fa' . ' 5. l- ' ' ' . 3 wx ' I ' .5 - , I HE SOPIHOMORE Class is well represented in many high school activities. ' r ff X IEW: fig . , . . ,L I gf' On the girls Varsity Basketball squad from our class were the following, 'wgzgw A Lois Yoakam, Orlefa Sands, Joy Day and Breta Crites. Breta has won li 'f 2 hh two letters. James Dawson won a letter in Varsity Basketball. ' , ames Anspach and VVillia1n Beeler represented Shawnee in the baritone and :Q .A ., wi , ' tenor solo at the District Eisteddefod at Elida. f A iElig,'j Nine members of the orchestra are Sophomores. N N Madeline Little won a letter as Cheer leader this year. H Under Mrs. Johnson's direction our group has done much in attaining the things i . J' which help to make hi h school life worth While. wi v g :G . v lr R .MB 4 1 , sw f N X3 4 A V 2 A Qi' iii If - . I I. .1 Y I'-I -A., 'vi 5 I A. LRB x tl li r4 H f I N I 4 Q, ' I ' ' ' 3 4 .. .A , I , ,K 923 X 7, .,, fi ...1 J . R Xkwxx X! fp J, .- -W - -- , - .:,

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EZ QQQQENA FIRST Row: M. Bradford, M. Clem, M. Mougey, C. Stewart, K. Fast, N. Dougherty, F. Herald, M. Sellars, D. Buttrutf, A. Sybert. Sxcoxu Row: H. Mertz, R. Benedum, L. Crow, H. Harshman, A. Phetteplace, A. Bradford, C. Dardio, E. Coon, L. Howard, R. Deaubler, A. WVaterson, E. Cowan, Miss Bush, Advisor. THIRD Row: G. Corrello, B. Miller, R. Klink, C. Coleman, L. Lee, J. Siferd, C. Neuman, W. Kuenning, j. Bair, D. Fraunfelter, H. Kunkleman, R. Kunkleman. Class of 1932 a Prexizlenf ---- JACK McCoy Vin' IJl'f'.ViIff'lIf Auce PHE1 rEP1.AcE N Sefrrfzlry - - - LYLE LEE 'X Trenmrrr - - - CHARLES NEUMAN H E JUNIOR Class left a good record in most every line of scholastic work. The Junior play, The Hidden Guest, was a great success and displayed a good all-round cast. The success of the play made possible the junior- i Q , ' 'Senior Hop, in which the Juniors gave the Seniors a jolly time. I -4 l' 4 Several parties were given during the year, a Halloween, and others for the pur- J 1 ' Anv il pose of teaching the members of the class to dance. The class did not lack for recreation ' ,ly x in that line. I f ln athletics the class did its share, contributing to the Football, Basketball and V I 'ix ' Baseball teams. The Glee Clubs, both Boys' and Girls, contained quite a few Juniors. I ' l ,, 4. The Juniors dominated the Chief Staff although only two were placed on the Quilna lady! Stall. ,QI Much of the success of the class was due to Miss Bush, the Faculty advisor. An I - even better showing would have been made by the class, had not .lack lVIcCoy, the l class President, been injured and removed from the activities. 5 if I sg v 3, I i R - 25' i' A N A if is s , i 4' ff f, X .L , VJ A 'lf ' f f ,QI Y' , ,4.l,E-Mi7m7'i lA5'lii1wo -1 ' Q A Iv , Yi' X X. Rf' ff' ,.1i.:' ' ' - s R 1 U x x A el ., ' , if W ' A - - ' ii,

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.iEZ Qyggm :ElY4E.5E Iflksl' Row: R. McKaney, G. Leist, N. Cremean, D. Showalter, V. Crosslev, II. Parmenter, A. llc-afentleh'er, L. Staup, L, Burkholmler, M. Forney, j. MeMillen, M. Betz, F. Da-wson, A. Lee, F. Loyer, N. Clark, B. Eggleston. Sljcoxn Row: B. Monroe. R. Cowan, B. Freyer, J. Harper, A. Sihert, P. Neeper, C. Plummer, D. Stockton, R. VVard, R. Pellegrini, E. Miller, H. Mertz, C. Blank, R. liurgette, E. Fast, M. Bauer, B. Verbryke, Mr. Knecht. Row: NV. Stomhaugh, R. Striff, R. Cox, R. Stritf, R. Spyker, F. DeLong. XV. Henderson, G. VVelch, R. Dersham. Tn IRD Class of 1934 Prenzlent ---- NIELVIN Cooi'ER Vive l'residenI ALICIZ LJEAFENDIZFFIER N Sevretary - - LUCARDA STAUP Trmrzlrer EUGENE BIILLER 8 Clays Colors BLUE AND GOLD Clary Flouirr - Y - - RED ROSE f Q Clurs Alana A QUI'I'1'lZR NEVER XVINS, AND U A A VVINNER NlZV'lfR Qurrsf' fir 2' NDICR the able supervision of hlr. Knecht, the l'tI'9Slllll1lI1 Class has be- -4 ' st - . . ' ti come quite well organized. ' ' M l 1 f.: ' . . . . . ' il... 'bt-Q RCDFCSCIIIZIIIVCS of the class who have taken part in school activities are as , ' ,g x, follows: Lugarda Staup, winning a letter in basketball, Richard Striff, winning letters , 4 in both Football and Basketballg lVillard Stonibaugh, Uonald Stockton, Paul Neeper A 0 K 1 and Robert Landfair, winning places on the Baseball tezung Ray Burgett, having Q It become quite a proficient Cheer Leader, Howard lVIiller, art editor on the Quilna ' ,NL Staff: Gail Leist, Helen Parmenter, Naomi Clark, llladge Forney, Glenn lVelsh K 1 ' y and W'erner Henderson were in the Senior High Glee Clubs. The following although they did not win letters in Basketball were in the varsity squad and played in some public games-on the girls squad were Vivian Crossley and l Lennie Burkhlolder. On the boys squad were Melvin Cooper, Eugene llfliller and j Ralph Pellegrini. Here's ho in 1 this class kee s up the ood work. ' ' '-L ', l-7 E, P g xfxg W4 N ' A f 6 - sf i f ' .' ' I 'uf ,. XX ll' ix ly - X 45 of if -. , el H...?i :f . , f ll! Q '12 , .' ,Q fv ' .wllliliil vii' ' ' ' f 6 , s f fm N. , 1.1! ... .::., --- . Y -f . ' -- - X - 1 V Q ' ---- A ff uv -whim an , b