Uhrichsville High School - Yearbook (Uhrichsville, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS President .... . . William Bender Vice President . . . . Charles Hufford Secretary and Treasurer . . . . Kenneth Gilmore Sponsors-Mr. Riffer, Miss Thomas, Miss I-lummell, Mr. Barnes Marguerite Bagby Leona Barnes Evelyn Bean Dorothy Berkley Lois Berkshire Mary Buffington Etta Burdette Maryon Craig Dorothy Creager Ruth Dietrich Betty Dunlap June Edwards Betty Elvin Mildred Erskine Frances L. Fantin Ruth Ferrell Loretta Ferrell Lena Mary Gendice Emellne Gray Eileen Green Jean Guthrie Virginia Harmon Louella Hodklnson Maxine Howard Betty Howell Estella Kall Kathryn Kopp June Leidner Pauline Mahaffy Irma Marstrelli Nora McCauley Isabelle Metcalf Margaret Merriman Luella Miller Louise Morton Betty Pittis Helen D. Plotts Dorothy Price Ella Reed Margery Robinson Theo Schwab Lillie Simpson Dorothy Spillman Thyra Stoner Betty Taylor Anna May Thompson Dorothy Winrod Kathryn Witting Clarence Bacca David Baldwin Bill Barry Bill Bender Bud Benedum Phillip Beltz Dean Bowditch Harold Bower Gerald Brown George Chapman Robert L. Cox Thomas L. Cox Eugene Dauterman Harold Errington George Fahner Pete Fantin Robert Fisher Howard Galbreath Kenneth Gilmore Charles Gowlns - Earl Gram George Gray Charles Grilfen James Harris Emerson Herndon Harold Heter Lloyd Hooker Charles Hufford Robert Hunt Kenneth Jackson Fred King Richard Long Henry Mannini Harold Myers Tony Natale Glenn Norris Kenneth Otto Bill Page Donald Perry Doyle Price Charles Quimby Edward Rankin Morris Rapport Roy Renwick Robert Ridgeway Roy Ronald Lester Roth Jack Salmon Bill Schulze Robert Schwab Charles Shearn Harold Smith William Smith Arthur Sproul Donald Tharp Eugene Treacle Louis Trepln Richard Veley Richard Werner Gail West

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CLASS HISTORY OF 1937 ln the year l933 a group of gleeful girls and boys entered up- on an adventure which will linger in our memories as a series of brief, vivid pictures--a cinema played by the class of 37 . We entered- gay, carefree, we have finished, ready to don our caps and gowns, aware that we have a purpose before us, a battle to fight, a course to keep. We have played only one small part in the dramatic career of classes which have made this red-brick school building their refuge in times of intellectual storms, of classes gone before and yet to come. Too seek, to find, and not to yield , has been our motto through these four short years, and we have found the future alive in the pres- ent-a courageous something to lead us forward through the darlc- ness ofthe night we do not see. As we leave the school to return no more, we wish success to thosewho occupy the stage, in years to come, and carry on the stand- ards that we have somehow thought of as our own. -Hilda McCue.

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JUNIOR CLASS