Uhrichsville High School - Yearbook (Uhrichsville, OH)

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Andreatta, Alma Armstrong, Elva Armstrong, Margaret Armstrong, Mary Baltzell, Rebecca Barnhill, Clarice Beck. Nancy Birney, Anna Cappel, Geraldine Capper, June Carmack, Lida Charlton, Sarah Casper, Helen Crites, Betty Davis, Mary Devaul, Alma Ditcher, Iris Fawcett, Cleo Fisher, Jean Freed, Margaret Gerken, Carlene Ghezzi, Irene Gray, Dorothy Greenberg, Dorothy Hall, Charlotte Haney, Dorothy Hines, Viona Huber, Dorothy Humber, Dorothy James, Marjorie Johnson, Leona Jones, Maxine Keesey, Anna Kinsey, Gladys Kleski, Elizabeth Kleski, Laura Lanning, Melva Little, Maxine Litzlnger, Ruth Lytle, Frances McCauley, Neva McClave, Dorothy McCue, Hilda McGrew, Vivian McMullen, Mary Mehaffey, Dorothy Mitchell, Dale Peters, Wilma Porotti, Rose Pullie, Julia FRESHMAN CLASS Pyle, Betty Randall, Wilda Rapport, Ruth Reed, Helen Russell, Helen Schulte, Clara Shamel, Thelma Shan, Beulah Shivers, Dorothy Shuss, Vida Staneart, Beulah Tharp, Mary Thomas, Phyllis Tipton, Mabel Trushel, Clara Wanamaker, Lucille Welch, Bessie Wentz, Betty West, Marie West, Vivian Wilcoxon, Jean Yant, Rebbecca Baker, Charles Barnes, Robert Basles, James Beamer, Duane Beckley, James Bowditch, Dean Brown, Robert Burdette, Pershing Carmack, George Chapman. George Charleton, Joseph Cox, Thomas Craigo, Robert Cutlip, Herbert Dalpiaz, John Devore, Harry Dickinson, LeRoy Ditcher, Eric Dooly, John Dudzlak, Frank Dunkle, Harry Edwards, Clyde Edwards, Dallas Fairless, Ralph Fisher, Jack Fisher, Robert Foltz, Franklin Fuller, Earl Fuller, Merle Galbreath, Howard Galbreath, Roscoe Gilmore, Harold Green, Robert Green, William Greenwalt, John Harper, Carl Harshey, Albert Heck, Eugene Henry, Roy Herndon, Emerson Huffman, John Jackson, Kenneth Kinsey, Dean Kinsey, Robert Kleski, Casimir Long, Orie Maher, Michael Miller, Eugene Milburn, Homer Morris, Russell Morris, Curtis Murray, Jack Myers, Harold Naber, Henry Newton, Robert Newton, Marion Northam, Lloyd Orto, Ralph Patterson, Walter Peoples, Robert Poland, Robert Ragland, Richard Rhoads, John Robinson, Dale Romig, Donald Romlg, Sam Septer, Robert Shamel, Bruce Simpson, George Smith, William Sproul, John Steen, James Tharp, Donald Truman, James Visintainer, Edward West, Victor

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CLASS HISTORY When a raft of timid, wide-eyed, green youngsters begin a battle against such a monster as Depression, that's history. So that's what l'll call our entrance into Uhrichsville High School. In the year of good old 1930 we began our mighty battle. For four years we strove together to attain the goal, Graduation Ev- ery battle has its merit and we believed in the maxim. To the victor belong the spoils. Maybe we were a little silly at times, but even at that we weren't so different from other classes in that respect. Not only did we enjoy our social times, but we also managed to attain some excellent scholastic standards. just ask somebody who knows. We won't be at all surprised, if we turn out some outstand- ing mathematicians, scientists, poets, musicians, writers, business men and women, architects, dress designers, and-well, what have you? lt certainly is a jolt to all of us that our high school history has come to an end. But here's hoping we will always feel just a little pricking within, as we think of the days when we were that pesky, jolly, tramping, howling gang-the class of 34 . Laura Watson.