Uhrichsville High School - Yearbook (Uhrichsville, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION President .... .. Betty Handley Vice President . . . . Mercedes Herron Secretary . . . Bill Simpson Treasurer . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dick Petry Sponsors-Mr. Riffer, Miss Thomas, Nliss Miller, lVlr. Roach Elizabeth Aeschliman Alberta Ault Deborah Armstrong Armintha Barnhill Adelphia Barnes Helen Jean Bowditch Edna Belle Brown Verna Burroway Jean Carnes Dorothy Clarke Pauline Clarke Helen Mae Creagcr Mary Juan Cordrey Betty Cox Helen L. Dreher Vivian Edwards Frances J. Elvin Thelma Engstrom Thelma Fawcett Rebecca Fouts Bettv Handley Virginia Henry Mercedes Herron Geraldine Hormell Alice Marie Hunt Virginia Hurless Eileen Jackson Inez Johnson Kathryn Kauffman Betty E. Keith Irma J. Kinsey Betty Law Julia Long Helen Marstrelli Alberta McConkey Thelma McKee Mary Mitchell Jennie Natoli Shirley G. Pearch Betty Peters Helen D. Renneckar Phyllis Romig Jeanne Ann Russell Hazle Schulze Alma Schwab Florence Shean Betty Snyder Marjorie Sproul Willow Starkey Louis Bosio Robert Carnes William Carnes Arthur Carrothers Ernest Craft Louis Decaminada Robert Devine Russell Ebken Donald Dunn Harry Edwards Carl Fisher Marion Freshwater Paul Furbay Earl Gram James Green Richard Goulden John Gowins Dick Hand Glen Hennis Walter Howard Roger Hurless Stanley Kleski Gail Lanning David Lehew Wilbur Lint Louis Marignani Ralph Mathias James McCullough Wood McMasters John McPeek Bill Mills. Jack Morris Paul Morton Ignazio Natali Robert Noble Robert Norman Gilbert Pancher Ray Parker Dick Petry Ralph Philp Earl Pocock Leo Poland Lester Price John Reed Charles Ronald Albert Ross Robert Sampson Fred Shamel Bill Simpson Lloyd Smith Russell Smith Fred Tedrick Edward Vetula Harry Warner Robert Wentz Howard West Dave Williams Floyd Winrod Donald Freeman

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CLASS HISTORY OF 1935 We, the class of 1935, look back now to the month of September, 1931. We were at that time embarking on the sea of higher educa- tion by way of four years of high school work. We wondered, then, what lay in store for us during those four years. Athletics, clubs, social functions and study-we have met them all and found them to our liking. We look with pride on these years and have decided, perhaps in a round-about-way, that we are leaving the best years of our life be- hind. Surely we cannot hope for any fuller years than these have been. Yet we do not regret their passage exceedingly. We are proud to compose the graduating class of '35, and, as we leave high school to return no more, we can only wish the classes which are to come the happiness that we have had in our years at Uhrichsville High. Harold Dutton -26-