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

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1 --f -..-4. .,..... - ,,-W .............-M , .,.-.Y ... . ....-....., . .......-. - - --------- .-- JLLEX TOPl'XSHIl' C1i.X'TR.lLlZliD SCHOOL-1925 4,--,.,. .,Y, -,,..,..Y-,..,.Y. . V.. --.. .,-,.,-,.... . .W-. Y - .W .W----fb 1-1--1----4. History of the Class of 1928 Hustle up! Beat em alll Stop. think and study. 'llhatls the spirit felt by each Freshman of the Allen Township Centralized School. VVe are called Fresbies and greenies, but we don't mind, for do not green trees and green grass glow taster than old. dry. decayed matter? lVe came into High School in September. as a class of thirty-seven pupils. During the year four have moved from the district or discontinued their education while only one other has been enrolled to take their places, leaving thirty-four prospective Sophomores. At the annual Freshman reception which was held in September in the school auditorium. we were initiated and welcomed into High School to take up our share of the responsibilities of work andpleasure, which make High School life. 'When the Football season opened we sent tive boys to the field: YVilliard Ault, Howa tl Poe. Robert Delo, Kenneth Kxihlman and Paul Huffman. lfach one made a good showing and helped to close the season as County Champions. 'l'hrce of our girls played basketball: Laura Uverholt, Iileanore Poole, and Lt-ota Overholt. Our class has tive violinists and one cornetist in the orchestra. Wie are also well represented in the Glee Clubs. At the interclass contest which is always a great event to each class. the Fresh- man made a record of which we are justly proud. lfleanore Poole won second with her readingg Robert Delo, second with a cornet solog Pearl Huffman. second with her short storyg and Howard. Poe, third with his oration. Wie hope in the coming three years to furnish many athletic stars and winners in all activities of High School life, and to make a record in class work of which we may all be proudg for that is the aim of all High School work, because. KNUYVLlCIJGIC'l is K'POXVlCR. STAN I. lcv H U N 'ri Ncrrox Pmki. H UFFM.-xx J f f .1 it .- - . Q' gif, '2 4.-- --1 A -A-Y .,... .,.,.... ...,...Y...- aww.- . ,W . ....4. Twenty-one

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4..--.--.-.--..-.-.-..:,:,.. -1 ,Y-1 ,, .-, , .,.,- ,.. ----...... - A.:-.,,,,..,,-... O1 1025 ALLEN TOPVNSHIP C1iNTRJLIZ1iD SCHO ,- 'I' ------------- ---1- -.-.--.-........-.............- ., .....-... .. -g-- ....-.-.-..-.----.------- 'I' Freshmen First row, left to right: Howard Pew. George Franks, Martin lienediclt, Robert Uhl, Mable Ovary, 1jF'2ll'1 Huffmzxn. Kathryn Holme-rts, Julia Todd, Gladys Overy, Blum-he lieeson, Georegef Stull, Grave Lewis. Sevund row: Orvzxl Vermillion, Ricimrrl lirunlc, XVilliurd Ault, llnlverL Ilec-zlmp, Vera Pierce, Fllsie Goodnmn, Evelyn Hee-sun, Charles Anderson, Mary Miller, Miss linker, Third row: Zelmu Gm-rell, Hazel Norris, Robert Us-lu, Elezxnore Poole, Lemza Uverhult, 'Mary Ellen Gallant. Stanley Huntington. Germrgin llurman, Urln Hurrell. Last row: Mary Mellott, Paul Huffman, Rudolph Fisher, Andrew Gzwy, Earl Hosmun, Laura Overhult. OFFICERS PAUL HUFFMAQH l'resI11w1z Q . ANDREW GARY r Vive l'r1'yidw11 ELEANORE POOLE Smvrtary-Treasurer -!-- Y Y Y -, . -.YW YVf.Y Y --.-W, Y------ Y- -...... , Y, 4. Twfnty

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ALLEN TOPVNSHIP CENTRAILIZED SCHOOL-1925 .g.-..- - - Af-W. - - - ..-. . - ,L . - - r H , , - , --4. 4. - - -- - ...L - - - - - .. - - - - ----H ---W ---.sp Editorials The old students of this school have returned. lired with new ambition, and new life, while those entering have started with that determination that is so symbolic of old V. B. OUR FOOTBALL TEAM h For years Van Buren has prayed for a football championship, and at last gained it by sheer force of will, and the untiring eltorts of Coach Chronic, But, what about next year? just because you will have a light team, is that any reason why the old school spirit cannot go on? You football men of next year, just grit your teeth, and tear into it all the harder. for practice makes perfect. and four years from now, we are expecting another championship. TO THE FUTURE STUDENTS OF V. B. VVe have new desks and seats in our schoolroom. l ask you, is it right to leave your mark of character on those desks in the form of carved images and initials? l say it is not. Those carvings may give your papers certain marks of distinction, but it surely does not add manliness. nor womanliness to the one who carved them there. OUR FACULTY VVe have one of the best High School faculties in the history of the school. Have their untiring efforts and good intentions been appreciated by us, at all times? Think this over. - --'V EIINARD DAILIC Y 4.1: 1 f .ff , f f 4. - ,ing Twenty-two