Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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FIRST ROW: M. Epley. L. G undisch. J. Lewis. R Crites Mrs. Waltz, M. Tarn. E. Lotz. W. McCaslin. L Lippfert, V. Brig-gs. M. Carter. SECOND ROW: XI. Brevvbalier. D. .Miller XI. CoechieU. R. Burtchin. A. Purdy B. Sifcrd. L. Bolton. G Greenawait. M. Bradford, L. Carter. .J. Harvey. J. Fox M. Ridenour, 1. McCaslin. L. Striff. THIRD ROW: R. Carrello. H Carey D. Parent. D. Eyler. D, Spyker. D. Jloug-ey. J. Frost. R. Mvers. C. Burtchin. W. Hexenb.iu.ch A Patrick. FOURTH HOW: D. Fantz. H. Kominski, K. McGough, H. Deitz, G. Miller. R. Painter, R. Brigg-s. Class of 1935 fHE FRESHMAN Class, under the able guidance of Mrs. Waltz, the class supervisor, has had a very successful year. Members of the class who have taken part in the school activities are as follows; Mildred Tam won a letter as cheerleader; James Lewis on the football and baseball squad ; Rex Crites was also on the baseball squad. The following- girls were on the basketball squad, Martha Coehick, Lucille Bolton, Mary Ann Bradford, Lucille Lipfert, and Genevieve Green- await. The Freshman basketball squad was organized late in the season by Mr. Brickley. The following boys played ; Kent McGough, Eugene Lotz, Donavan Fantz. Richard Mougey, Arnold Patrick, Don Eyler, Da ' id Spyker, Robert Correl ' o, Harold Cary and Rex Crites. Ruth Burtchin, Mildred Tam, Rernice Siferd, Avonell Purdy, Lucille Bolton, Lucille Lipfert, Martha Coehick, Mary Ann Bradford, Mable Ride- nour, Dorothy Miller, Magnolia Epley Dorothy Ebling, Genevieve Greena- wait, Don Eyler, Harold Gary, Kent McGough, Dick Mougey, and Gerald Miller were in the Glee Clubs. Kent McGough, Don Eyler and Harold Cary were in the orchestra. May we keep up this good work and also have a good scholastic standing through the remaining years of our high school career. pilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllll|illMlMtuliiliiliilirlillil|ii|iilillil|ii|ii|illilllllllllllll|-lll!ll llllllllll ' llllllll lllll ' rlii|ii|ii|ii| ' lllllllllllil|i ' liiliil:il ' il ' ■ ■ ■

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PRC UHCN THE POWER TO THINK CLEARLY, TO ACT FROM HONEST MOTIVES AND TO PURSUE UNWAVERINGLY A STRAIGHT COURSE IS WELL WORTH THE EFFORT NECESSARY TO AC- QUIRE IT. — GOLDIE WALTZ j liilHlM|itliiintiiiiiiiiliiiMliifii|iilli|H|.iiMiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiiiiliiliiliiliiinininiiiiMiiiitiiii|ii|itlMiiiiHli!lttliiliili)liifiilir|iiliilM|]i|i iliililliilitiiiiiiitiiiiiiilMl ' il ' iliil [

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JUNICC HIGH HE WHO DOES THE BEST HIS CIRCUMSTANCE ALLOWS, DOES WELL; ACTS NOBLY; ANGELS CAN DO NO MORE. —MRS. NYE |lii|{il!lliii:iliiliiliiliiltilMlriliiliiliiliii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiii,iiii,iiiiiMi,,ii,|,,|i,,ii|,i,i,,,|,,,,|,,|,,||,,,,,,,,|,|,,„,,,,„,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, .,.,,,„