Adamsville High School - Saladian Yearbook (Adamsville, NY)

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Sanunfgleas Mustafa September ll, 1951 Dear Diary Today twenty two eager and enthusiastic freshmen entered their first year of high school wondering what was in store for them We soon found out The Seniors ini tlated us It was a lot of fun As we looked around the room we found that we had lost two members, Nova Lautzen heiser and Helen Harmon We had also gained two members, the Browning sisters, Marilyn and Anne During the year we gained three more members They were JoAnn McNlchols from West Lafayette, Myra Crom from Hopewell and Barbara Huff from Cin cinnati As is customary we elected officers They were President, Delbert Urock, Vice President, Coleen Jordan, Secretary, Stanley Matchett Treasurer, Jane Hatfield, Student Council, Gene Coleman and Helen Jennings Our home room teacher is Mrs Jean Evans During the year she moved and Mrs Pearl Sarbaugh took over September 2, 1952 Dear Diary After a wonderful three months vacation we again have found ourselves together for our Sophomore year he found that we have lost three members Myra Crom, who returned to Hopewell, Barwara Huff, who moved to Glenford, and Joye King, who be came hrs Frank Wisecarver Later we lost Lena Hambrick, Alfred Durant and Jlm y Swain 'ur class officers this year are Pres1dent,Bob Church, Vice President, Gail Prouty and Gary Geyer Our home room teacher is John Worthington we have five boys playing on the basketball team this year Yhey are Gary Geyer, George roster, Delbert Brock, Paul Knlcely and Gail Prouty Marilyn Browning is our varsity cheerleader Thus another year has passed for us with two more to go September 7 1953 Dear Diary Today we gathered in the new building for our Junior year There were twenty one of we lost Manda Hawkins, Lena Hambrick and Anne Browning and gained Larry Barth low This was a year of activity for us We sold basketball pencils, plastic towels, had a turkey raffle, class play, square dance, edited the Annual, sponsored the Junior Senior Banquet and received our class rings Class officers elected were President, George Foster, Vice President, Gary Geyer, Secretary, Larry Barthlow, Treasurer, Delbert Brock, Student Council, Helen Jennings Coleen Jordan and Jane Hatfield Mrs Cochran was our home room teacher and advisor After having completed three years of school together we are looking forward to the last and hope we can all be together September 7, 195k Dear Diary Je are gathered together again for the last time During the summer we lost JoAnn McW1chols and Larry Barthlow George Foster withdrew, which left us with eighteen Class officers are President, Helen Jennings, Vice President, Delbert Brock, Sec retary, Stanley Matchett, Treasurer, Coleen Jordan, Student Council, Jane Hatfield, Gail Prouty and Gene Coleman Mrs Patton was our home room teacher and Mr Hemry our advisor Jane Hatfield was elected Class Queen and varsity cheerleader After a year of many activities we are looking forward to Com encement, our trip and next year. Q 0 . 3 . Secretary, Helen Jenningsg Treasurer, Paul Knicelyg Student Council, Jane Hatfield I us. ' . -

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glass Ellltblll We, the Seniors of 1955, of Adamsville High School, town of Adamsville, Salem Township, are about testament To the To the To the forward to To the To the To Mr chemistry To Mr of the Ag To Mr To Mrs Muskingum County, State of Ohio, United States of America, knowing we to leave our dear old alma mater, do hereby make this our last will and Juniors we leave some unpaid candy bills and many moneyless customers Sophomores we leave our endless store of knowledge Freshmen we bequeath our footsteps in which to follow--a goal to look Eighth Grade we will our unquestionable personality and spotless manners Seventh Grade we leave a gray-haired faculty Hemry, pupils Smith, Class Poole, Boyer, we leave several blindfolds for use we leave some cyanide gas with which to dispose of his unruly we leave a broken saddle horse for use in rounding up the members the trombone on students who watch the we leave some windy students to play typewriter keys To Miss Eistetter, we will a straight A Government To Mrs Patton, we leave a cookbook for use in her To Mr Drylle, we leave a year's supply of chewing class Home Ec classes gum and a printing press with which to print his late slips To Mrs Cochran, we bequeath a private office ln which to punish her problem students To the Faculty, we leave peace of mind upon our departure I, Delbert Brock, will my public speaking ability to Leroy Echelberry and to Ronald Baldwin, I leave my curly hair Gene Coleman, leave my wisecracks in American Government Class to Larry Hitth Bob Church, leave my detention periods to Dwain Merriam To Bobby Pitts I leave my hot rod Gary Geyer, leave my much used datebook to Dave Knicely, and to Donald Stemm I leave my shy ways I, Homer Green, leave my ability to play basketball to Gene Vernon and to Leonard Jordan I leave my glasses I, Martha Gress, leave my ability to sell candy to Faye Robinson To Maureen Matchett, I leave my courageous spirit I, Jane Hatfield, leave Delmar Dutro to Ruth Mays lo Gerald Bissonette I leave my ability to get A's I, Bob James, leave my ability to get along with Mrs Cochran to Nova McGlothlin To Jerry Hern, I leave my ability to shoot paper wads in Study Hall I, Helen Jennings, leave my job in the cafeteria to Janice Nisecarver To Sonia Stansberry I leave Homer Green I, Coleen Jordan, leave my position on the casy Method Team to Delores Bowden To Sadie Foster I leave my part in the class play I Donald Knicely, leave Margaret Murphy a new Nash and Eugene Siddle Freddie Durant, I leave my National Guard uniform I, Paul Knicely, will my height to Jim y Darner To Jim King I leave my hook shot I, Stanley Matchett, bequeath my slim figure to Carl Smith To Bernie Wortman I leave my steady nerves I, Margaret Murphy, leave my baton to Connie Mayle xo Nancy Lyons, I leave my operatic voice I Gail Prouty, leave my Ayrshires to Gloria Durant To Dave Knicely, I leave my habit of skipping school I Catherine Radcliffe, will my clarinet to Norman Hutchinson I, Marilyn Sarbaugh, will my broken hearted boy friends to Ettamae Graham and to Helen Echelberry, my ability to get along with Miss Eistetter I, Donna Young, leave my band uniform to Mr Smith To Pat McNichols, I leave my ability to draw we, the Class of '55, do hereby, this twenty third day of May, one thousand nine hundred fifty five, wash our hands of the whole thing and set our Seal CLASS OU 1955 Gene Coleman, Attorney at Law cv I U I . O O O O . C . . O . I l C O . O D I I . I, I , N .N . I, C . Q . I! I . . . I l - O I . . , . To . . O ' D 1 . rn . I , . . , D . O I O ' e