Xenia High School - Cen Sen Yearbook (Xenia, OH)

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.1n1n1qq111111111111..-111...1...111i11111..-.lip The Class of '29 entered Central in 191215. In February the class organized, choos- ing Robert Buell--president, Marian Moser-secretary, Lucy Stout-vice-president, Coach Kolb-faculty advisor. Blue and silver were chosen as class colors and the pansy as class flower. These Freshmen sponsored an enjoyable party with success. - This class entered school as very peppy Sophomores. They chose the following officers: Margaret Neeld-president, Marian Moser-secretary, Lucy Stout--vice- president, Frances Marshall-treasurer, Bob Adair-class reporter, Coach Kolb- faculty advisor. ' The Sophomores were represented in football by John Gibney, Ralph Scurry and Herman Scott. The school cheer leader, Bob Adair, also participated in several games. In February the Sophomore edition of the Central Hi Review was a good one. In March they sponsored a benefit picture show and a St. Patrick's Day Party. As Juniors, the class immediately went to work when school opened. Many boys joined the football and basketball squads. The girls did their part by selling pop, polar cakes, candy and hot-dogs at the games. A very delightful Christmas dance was given December 16. On February 21 a number of Juniors capably presented an entertaining vaudeville. During their three years in school they were proud to see names of a number of class members on the honor roll. . Bob Adair and Margaret Neeld are assistant editors of the Central Hi Review. The following persons were chosen to guide their class in its undertakings: John Little-president, Edith McDonald-secretary, Robert Buell-vice-president, Edwin Buell-treasurer, Miss Olive Allen-faculty advisor. l1n1u-In-11.1i-.1-.111un1up--uni1111-111.-111-.ininui Page 19 'I' l 1 1 11 1 I 12 E 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 T E I 1 E I i E I Nl'