Uhrichsville High School - Yearbook (Uhrichsville, OH)

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' A The Echo RALPH MORRIS- Red Football 135, 1411 Basketball 13i, 145, 1Capt lg Track 143. A modest lad. Lefty was never a shining light in the 'class room, but in athletics there is a different 'story to tell. VVe are mighty proud of Red. He is a winner. IRMA V. HINES Glee Club 1-1-J Spanish Club 141. lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Irma intends to be a missionary and we are sure that when she encounters the heathen they will all fall victims to her soft, assuasive voice. She is a loyal supporter of class spirit. ALBERT HUNT Ability is thy middle name. Diligence is thy first and consideration thy last. AVALINE FERRELL Spanish Club 141. 1t's the little things that count. Little, vivacious, Slightly flirtatious, With hair that is bobbed as you see, Often capricious, Sometimes contritious, And always as cute as can be. OPAL M. HOST Echo 14-ig Spanish Club 14-J. She will find a path or make one. Here is a young lady who possesses an iron will. Nothing can change her when once she has decided herself upon a subject. The type- writer and the notebook are her favorite weap- ons, and with these she hopes to conquer an iron-hearted world. EDWARD BENDER Deeds, not words. Football 1lD, 123, 131, 1103 Basketball 113, 123, 13,1 Track Squad. It is lucky for us that Ed did not graduate last year as he proved to be a valuable addi- tion to our class. He can always be relied upon to do his best in athletics for U. H. S. '

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The Echo ' KATHERINE GALE MAURER Basketball 111, 121, 131, 1415 Echog Span- ish Club, Latin Club: Glee Club. Kay is' an all around girl. Her versa- tility is' well lrnown. She has made a great forward on the basketball team, is a good stu- dent and a good sport. One of her chief de- lights is to tread tle fantastic maze on a' waxed floor JAMES MITCHELL Where words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain.' jim is no prattler but always has an audi- ence when he chooses to speak, also when he- sings, for he is the possessor of a fine tenor voice. E-DITH ANNE BEN NE'I'l' Glee Clubg Historian 14-j,. Give me excitement or give me death. Here we have her, the only original Bene. Always ready with her never-failing pep. No party or dance is complete without her. ROBERT PATI N- Bob Football 113, 121, 135, 1,-H. Every man has his devilish moments. Care sits lightly on Boh's shoulders. He is happy-go-lucky but never falls down on his- work.. HETTY J. REESE Nlnnocent as the sunshine, simply sweet and' generous as that. Another one of those rather quiet ones whom everyone admires and likes. Naturally of a sober demeanor she prefers to remain in the oackground rather than advertise her achieve- ments. SMITH BARBER '9Here's a nice youngster of excellent pith. Fate tried to conceal him, Smith. Barber came to us from Tippecanoe this year. He has a genial smile and is a fine fellow.

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The Echo, ' LAWRENCE PATTERSON The world has yet to see its greatest men. A good, steady, rather quiet young man from the country, whose reputation for perse- verance and success will be well established in U. H. S. history. He intends to go to col- ege. ESTHER CLARK The mildest manners and the gent'est heart Esther hes been here iust one year, From Tinpecanoe she hails, Always kind to everyone. To please she never fails. GRACE STEWART True to her word, her work and her friends Grace is another one of our students from Tippecanoe. She can always be counted upo1 as she never fails to do her part. GUY IIENl RY 'A little nonsense now and then, is relishel by the best of men. This young man is of a happy disposition, seldom seen without a smile. Once in a while iz: is observed to be in deep thought, prob- alfy threshing out some problem of vital im- t ' 1r.ce. Ilis ambitions are in the engineering field. ETH EL DAUGHERTY Glee Club 141. MA merry h-.irt maketh a cheerful coun- tenancef' it is her aim to be a business lady. ln this she is certain to be successful. XVESLEY PAGE Football 111, 123, 131, K-ll: Class B. B.: Echo. When a yard is needed on the football field, when ads are wanted for the Echo, or when th.re is any difficult work to do, Wes is the buy to whom we turn to accomplish the task.