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

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4- ---- - --A--..A V- ,,,,, .. -. . , .,Y. .-.M 1---. . .-:M -V:-.-r - -. ---....g. LEN TOW'NSI-IIP CIi,X'TR,'1LIZliD SCHOOL-1925 - A-:- , :-.- .717 - 1,:,, .-1-A--....,, in - e------ - 1-f ---,-:-:-- - --H --..-ng. Physics Class lfirst Row. lefi to right-Prof. Pugh. C. lless, V. Dore. R, Trout, G. lewis. E, Areher. K. Koons, IJ, Spare, M. Spltler, U. Elder, E. Franks. Second Row-R. Decker, M. lnbody, IG. Fisher, R, Copeland, E, llove, K. Moorhead, AT, Loeey, J. Zeigler, ll. Troul. Third Row-V. Dailey, J. Delo, C. Gorsuvh, G. Carr. L. Sr-arr. IJ, Iiezinisnyileig G. Mitchell, M. XN'erner, Last liow-flb. Gary, l . Thomas, D. Abbott, E lfomxwfiy, A, liarnil, R. Hart. Thirty-five members of the junior and Senior classes were enrolled in the Physics class at the beginning of the school term. This was IL relatively large number of pupils to express their interest in this science, The members of this class are to be commended upon electing a subject of this nature in the presence of less difficult subjects. The course has been profitable in the development of both the thinking power of the student, and the appreciation of the forces of nature. ... - .:- ----- -Y --V.-4-:-f-1--:Yee-....-f--.. ----------f--- ---- -- - -...-,------W.. W Y :,:t,l, Thirty-nine

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LEN TOVVNSHIP CENTRAILIZED SCHOOL-1925 -1- f-- --ff -----fr------if -x- Allen Literary Society From left to right: M, MeKinnie, K. Moorhead, R, Norris, K. Hartman, C. Gor- surh, G. Curr, J. Todd, G. Lewis, G. Livery, XY. Ault, R. Detfiimp, R. Fisher, C, Flan- argan, W. W. Baker, ,I. Poole, F. Thomas, Y. Dailey, R. Trout, M, Werner, G. Conaway, A. Gary, C. Duffield, C. King, V. Goodman, V. Dove, M. Benediet, H. Poe, P, Lauer, M. Inbody, E. Fisher, T. Abbott, R, Copelzxnrl, E. Goepple, E. Kempher, M. Richmond, S. IJeBouver, G. lfranks, L. Overholt, E. Beeson, E. Archer, M. Loeey, G, Fiurman, Z. Gor- rell, C. Trautman, P. Bany, M. Gallant, E. Poole, S. Huntington, L. Overholt, K, llilts. P. Huffman, B. Amos. J. llelo, P. Mellott, O. Elder, R. Decker, ll. Abbott. Many pleasant Friday afternoons were spent in the auditorium throughout the term, enjoying the excellent programs presented by members of the two literary societies. This friendly rivalry has shown that our society contains many able and talented members. The following oflicers were elected for the Allen Society at the beginning of the term: President, Culver Gorsuchg Vice President, Kenneth Hartman, Secretary, Constance Dufiieldg Treasurer, Eleanore Poole, Pianist, Paul Mellottg Chorister, Howard Poe. The sponsors were Mr. Pugh, Mr. Baker and Miss McKinnie. -CONSTANCE DUFFlEI,D -1. .Y 1-. , V 4, Thirty eight

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