Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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ln ll Q IIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllIllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll yuan .I ' --' 'IIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI'I i lin. ..1ll1lT4l.UT1. .MillumIluuuununumuuuIlIlnI.'..:v--1 -f lull1mlmmuumImmulumulnilm. IllI'siIlll Ili. s Audrey Reams Boxwell Graduate '20 Audrey's always sweet and shy in school but it's widely rumored about that she isn't always sometimes shy. Watch out for Tricks, Clarence Mari-on Lay Rollersville Grammar School '20 Rollersville H. S. '21, '22 Gibsonburg H. S. '23 Senior Class Play Cartoonist Annual This chap has the wander- lust. We never know when he will turn up missing-or missing, turn up. Everyone will remember his part in the Class Play. Winnifred Melroy Vaiqxighnsville Grammar School Vaughnsville H. S. '21, '22, '23 Entered A. H. S. Sept. '23 Orchestra '24 Winnifred is a new and val- uable addition to the class of 1924, having joined us in the Senior year. She plays the piano in chapel-that's why so many fellows are interest- ed in the music. James D. Brewer Ada Grammar School '20 Los Angeles H. S. '23 Class Basketball '24 Interclass Contest Debate '24 lnterclass Contest Music '24 hail, the gang's all here- sure it is wnen .1im's here- Lnat is it the noise he makes is any indication of quantity. ln the chorus they call his noise quality, but that's be- cause music isn't generally graded by quantity. Then there's another reason. dem- onstrated on Interclass night. John Klingler Boxwell Graduate '20 Football '23 Class Basketball '21, '22, '23, '24 John hails from the acre. but to see that slick. black hair and smooth complexion we are reminded more of an arrow collar model, than a husky farmer lad. But he's a dandy good fellow and we all like him. 1924 ... I a Twenty-eight