Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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gif: S59 L i' ' llll Nllll lln ill jf. , 'N lllllllf, '- Mfr . , ' I, l- .lllllllllf - n1'ltlyli Q ,, A OBSERVER ANNUAL 1936 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS After completing twelve years of school, the Class of 1936 feels itself prepared to leave high school and enter other occupations, Every student has completed a course which has made him lit for entering college, going into the commercial world, or taking up farming. Although the field of work seems to he already overcrowded, the individual memhers are ready to go out and fight for their places among thow already there, There is always room for the hest. This year, under the guidance of President james Stoll and the other officers, the Class ol' 1936 has made a record of which it is justly proud. In the fields of music, speech, athletics, and scholarship it has made a record that should he remembered for quite some time. Furthermore, the school life was made especially pleasant hy the several social events planned hy .lean Smith. lvluch of the success of this class may he attrihuted to Miss King and Nlr. Shutt, who were most friendly and conscientious advisers. Officers President ..i,..i ,... ,.,..,.......,. ....,..... . l Q lmes Stoll Vice President ,,,,....,,.... .... .,...e S 1 unuel Shapiro Corresponding Secretary '.,,,,, ..,e,,,.... H azel Snoddy Recording Secretary '.,,..,,,. ...,, L uella Crasshaugh Social Chairman ,,,,.,. ............,,......, K lean Smith Class Advisers ,,,., ..,,., M iss King, Mr. Shutt lpuge Sixlevirl