Allen Township Centralized School - Dixie Yearbook (Van Buren, OH)

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ALLEN TOWNSHIP CENTRALIZED SCHOOL 9 THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Advertising Manager Subscription Manager Literary Editor - Athletic Editor Music Editor Joke Editor - Faculty Manager Faculty Advisor Faculty Ad-visor CLIFTON MYGRANT BURNETTE BURRELL NELLTE BRANDEBERRY HAROLD HARTMAN BESSIE STALLBOHM LESTER ENSIGN GRACE MITCHELI, Lov POWELL L. L. WEAVER ZETTA BAKER G. E. CHRONIC .,. A - gf- AA -1- Twenty-Two

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LEN TOWNSHIP CENTRALIZED SCHOOL-431-92-4 Freshmen Class History HE Freshmen Class has been called upon in its infancy for a contribution to the first annual of the Allen Township Centralized School. Although we have enjoyed but one year with the upper classmen, we feel that our short history is worthy of notice. The class entered upon its High School career with seventeen boys and sixteen girls. Each one was welcomed and duly initiated into high school at the annual Freshmen Reception, held September nineteenth, in the school auditorium. During the year the Freshmen have taken part in various school activities. Some of the boys tried to be football playersg none of them starred, however. Among those who played basketball are Trevalyn Abbott, Ruthanna Brinkman and Clair Flanagan. The annual lnter Class Contest was an event looked forward to by all and especially by contestants. Although we did not win the cup, some splendid numbers were given by the Freshmen and the oration delivered by Gershom Poole won second place. lfve hope that in years to come a large number of our class will be stars in football, basketball, baseball and track. We also hope for a good record in class- work because, after all, that is what counts. -...-.-......-.. .....-................... 4-.-....4... 4-... ...--..........-.....-............... .... --.....-.....-. .r, qlflizenty-One

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LEN TOWNSHIP CENTRALIZED SCHOOL- 9 EDITORIALS If the studies that are being carried by the Seniors of dear old A. T. H. S. are successfully completed there will be seventeen that will graduate this year on May 23. The Class of '24 is the largest in the history of the school. ..40.101. People: Do you know that this annual is the first published in the school's history? Do you realize the vast sum of money it has taken to publish this book and to make it a really worth while proposition? Do you realize that the time and effort spent by us to make this Annual a success was enormous? VVell then, people, do not criticise this publication of the Annual, for we did the best we possibly could with the funds and chance we had to put it out. Have you stopped to think what a small portion you have contributed towards the publication of this paper when it cost us approximately four-hundred dollars to publish it? VVith this in mind friends, you will understand and see how necessary it was that the business man contributed to us, his advertisements. He is the one that makes this Annual possible: so since he has helped you, by putting his adds in your paper, it is surely your turn now to help him. So let us all get together now and buy of the man who advertised in the DIXIE. --o-o-- Listen, Juniors, Sophomores and Freshman, if you don't have a diploma from A. T. H. S. you'll wish you did have, so 'lDon't give up the ship. Your country needs the best you have in you and besides, you owe it to yourself and to the teachers who have helped you all these years. 4. -------..........:: - 4:-,,, - -f, ,.......-,.........w - -A--.. - -r f-s.--..-. - r f qu Twenty Three