York Township High School - Talisman Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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11111111 :111 1111: 1 1 1 1 11111 111 1 Junior Class First Row: Marcella Knott, Mary Hammond, Virginia Zirkle, Betty Van Eman, Joanne Lewis, Edith Krugh, Velma Hughes. Second Row: Mr. Summersett, Sponsor, Donald Parker, John Wilkin, Robert Waltz, Robert Schwartz, Paul Bolton, James Miller. Third Row: Paul Miller, Glenn Williams, Hayden Lloyd, Dwight Rhoades, Bill Morgan, 1Absent: Junior Linton.J The Junior Class met early in the year to organize with the follow- ing officers: President .................o.. --- Glenn Williams Vice President ........................ Edith Krugh Secretary ........ ............... D onald Parker Treasurer ..-.....o................. Robert Waltz Reporter ................ -- Junior Linton At our next meeting we talked over the possibilities of having a party which later materialized as a pleasant evening at the home of Virginia Zirkle. It has been customary that the Seniors have their class play in the: fall and the Juniors have theirs in the spring but this year the order was reversed. The Juniors put on a farce in three acts, OH, PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOUH, with Miss Betty Burke as our director. Every one present enjoyed our play very much and the Juniors enjoyed presenting it. The Juniors chose their class rings before Christmas vacation and they were delivered toward the last of January. The ring is quite plain, but we think it is just what We wanted. It was purchased from Bastian Brothers, of Rochester, New York. So far we have had a successful year and we all look forward to our Senior year at York school. 1110111 1 1 1 1 111 1 1n1:Pg,g'e 16:1141111:11111z1111

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----------M TAL ISMAN 1----------- Evelyn Price has won great publicity, As a debutante in New York City. Now as for Carl Millisor, he's a young man with strength. For I see by the papers, he's heavy-weight Champ. Altabelle Starbuck is a teacher in school, To teach perfect Algebra is herrule. Lowell Overholt striving for fame, Is now a. lawyer up in Maine. Kathryn Thatcher the one you all know, ls now quite famous on the radio. Lloyd Morris is a doctor who knows a great deal, There is not disease that he cannot heal. Arthella Thomas owns an orange estate, After eating one, you'll eat a crate. Eloise Lininger has sure won her fame, By being a stewardess on a Passenger Plane. Dorothy Lee Williams is a great Opera star, To compare her with others, she's way above par. Dick Stuber is now a Justice of Peace, He has married his aunt, and his uncle and niece. Elenora Linton, Iirst lady of the land, Leads American people by the turn of her hand. Betty Young is a famous dresser of hair, And the styles she uses are very rare. James Zirkle is a famous veterinary, He cures anything from horse to canary. By: Nell Louise Grunewald ,101 10101 1 an ,gm 4:01011 Page 15 101011 1014 zcxozmnnanozozf

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2:2 io: 1 1 211 1 143 2411: 11111 1 1:11 1 1 2 Sophomore Class Honk! Honk! Rattle! Bang! Get out of the way. We are here and weire here to stay. In the year of 1938, we were cogitating about seeking further know- ledge within the door of a high school when we, as Freshman entered York High School, with twenty-two students. In March we were joined by two more fun loving members, Helen Ward and Edith Stuber. We have tried to be the peppiest bunch that has ever invaded the doors of this school, and we have succeeded in making plenty of noise and arousingl enthusiasm throughout the last two years. We started out the year with these enthusiastic leaders: President ....,.......a.....-......... Jane Parker Vice President ..........s......,,.. Donald Burnett Secretary ....,-..................s... James Boley Treasurer ....... , ................ Gwen George Reporter .......s.................. Phyllis Mankin Our activities this year have been lots of fun. On October 30, we held a Hallowe'en Party at the home of Jane Breese. It seems as though the girls are the more active this year, for they put five girls on the bas- ketball squad, while the boys failed to get any on their side of the sport. We pledge ourselves tot help make ours a better class and to place York High first in our affections. First Row: Edna Fisher, Laura Morris, Eloise Dibert, Phyllis Mankin, Helen Ward, Virginia Grossnickle, Edith Stuber. Second Row: Miss Myers, Sponsor, Dorothy Neiford, Virginia Girod, Julia Couts, Cora- belle Roller, Jane Parker, Jane Breese, Gwen George. Third Row: Donald Burnett, Warren Burnett, Fred Good, Harvey Starbuck, Ervin Johns-on, Eugene Overholt, Neil Neiford, James Boley, Smilie Thatcher, Robert Evans. 1 1 1 2 1 1 111 1 1 gui 1014 Page 17 11141 2 inimgoini 1 ir: 3 2 1 4