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

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TTIEQDIXIE MARY MILLER- Snacks ln-vp bi-uwu vye-s. Plllllllllg' mm-1' with gll-x-. Ulm- l'lub 1. 2. 3. 4: High Svlmnl Oporottfl 1. 2. Ii, 4: Class I'luy 2, 3. 4: Philo 1. LZ, II. 4: Allllllill Stuff 4: liuslwt Ball 2, -1: Vmiixm-i'm'iz1l Club 3, 4: Basket Ball flilllllllll 4: Truck 1. MORRIS SWYITZER lf l 1l1xn'I sot this world niirv. At luis! l'u1 gnml :it sparking. l4'm'c-:xt Il. S. Ag. Club 1, 2: Football 2, Il: llnlu-I Bull 1. 2, Zi: Glu- Ulub 1. 2. Yun liurun ll, S.-Glvo Vlub fl, -1: Philo 0114-iw-tt:1 4: Fnntbnll 4: Busvlmnll 13, 4: Spirit of '2S Stuff 4. IIAZEL NORRIS- I'lul Siu-'re llPl'0. l lu-ard hi-1' giggll-Z Class Play Il: Philo: Commerical Club 3, 4: Spirit uf '2H Stuff 4. ROBERT OHL- Huh 'l'h- Furrl is my uuto. I shall not walk. G21-u l'Iub Il. 4: Annual Stuff 4: Spirit 41' 'EN' Stuff 4: Mnvis' llpviwxtui' 4. MARY DIELLOTT She-'s not :l flower, uni xi pearl: but slim-'s ai jolly :ill xirouml girl. Vlzlss l'l:1y 2. 3: Ops-rettu 1. 2, 3, 4: lutvi'-1-lznss Uoutvst 2, Il, 4: Ununty Orntori- ml 2. Il: Philo: Tl'0l1Slll'0l' of Class ll: Mgr. Gills Buskvt Bull 43 Comiuericzxl Club 3. 4: Svc-'l're-als. Ath. Ass'n. 4: Annual Stall' 4: Spirit of 'ZS' Staff 4. GEORGIA BYRBIAB Shs- e-xm-ls :ill women in thx- magic of llvl' lm-ks. Glue' Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Alluu: 1'0l1llI1l l'l021l Club Zi. 4: Operetta 1, 2, 4: Spirit of '2S Stuff -1. 1928

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THE DIXIE .H.-.-.- it 0 RLO l!I'RRE LL-Duivh gunna-1 M. Thu wnrlml knows nothing of its grvat- vst nn-n. Pros. of Class 2: Philo: Pros. of l'hiln Lit. 4: till-0 Fluh 1. 2. Il. 4: Class Play 2: Iqdiflll' uf II. S. I'apn-r: Bus. Mgr. Annual, Basx-hall 4. MARY ICLLEN GALLANT-Sul. Shu van sing: tlu- SIIVIIIIVIIUSS out of a lu'ar. Glen- Ulnh 1, 2. 3. 4: Alle-n Lita-rary: Ups-rvtta 2. Ci. 4: Flass l'lny 2. 3: Intvr+ 1-lass 55: S.-v. Finn. l'lulm Zi, 4: Annual Staff 4: 'l'ruvli 1: Glu- Vinh l.ilmrarinn 4. S'I'ANLEY IIYNTINGTON-Skilllly You woul1ln't suppusu it, hut I aln Inli- urally lmshfulf' Glu- l'lul1 1, 2, Il. 4: Ulass Plny 3, 4: Ifnollulll 4: Romani llmlivrni 1. 2, Ii: Ur- vlxvstra 1. 2. tl: Mgr. of Bnskvt Ball 4. Adv. Mgr. of Annual 14: Philo. ISLANFIIE BEESON A miss that 1-vary one rannol ln-lp likn-. Urvlu-slra 1. 2. Il. 4: Gln-it Ulull 1. 2. 3. 4. ll. S. lllu-ruttal 1, 2. 3, 4: Uluss Play 2. 3, 4, l'hllo 1 2, Sl. 4: Annual Stuff 4: l'un1. Club 4: lntvr-1-lass 4. RALPH SWITZER-Ralplniv Many nn-n haw- ln-on known to havn- Ilf'l'lIlIllll1ll'P4l we-alth hy minding their own lvusiiu-ss-hut not nw. Furs-st Iligrll-Fqmtlmll 3: llaskvt Ball .L X 1 lily-11 l'luh 2. Ii: Ag. Club 1, 2, 3. ': - -Fuotlmll 4: liaskvt Ball 4: J N lll Burn n Rust-hall Il, 4: Upvrottu Il, 4: Give l'luh .L .42 All,-n Lit, ZZ, 4: Spirit of '2S Stuff 4. ZICLMA GORRELL-Zelmle lf n1-um-ssary, I will spa-ak. Allan l.itvmry: Glue Ululr 1. 2, 3, 4: Ur:-lu-stra 2. 24. 4: Hlllllillll llmllvrni 1. 2. .i. Spirit of '28 Staff: Upon-ttu 1 2, 3, 4. 1928

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HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF TWENTY-EIGHT fp' warm summer days of 1924 were slowly slipping away, QJSSSJA tmogj . . . . jygf-f giving place to mild autumn breezes and nature was clad in her most gaudy gown when this history began. --21553-934 There were thirty seven ambitious but green girls and boys eager to absorb the knowledge of A. T. H. S. After the Freshman reception we felt like full fledged High School Students. As to our activities, five of our boys helped to win the County Foot- ball championship. We also claimed some letter members in Basketball. Our class was also represented in the orchestra. We entered the Inter Class Contest altho' we did not capture first place we were not discour- aged. We took the dark row of seats in the large assembly room as 27 Sophomores. We were again represented on the athletic field having many players on the teams. We were very proud this time to win first place in the Inter Class Contest. Deacon Dubbs was given as our Sophomore play. In '26 our enrollment decreased to twenty two but the Switzer Brothers came from Forest and raised it to twenty four. We began our activities not to blot the past but to make our record better. Athletics was another strong factor in our activities. We do not wish to boast but we won the Inter Class Contest for the second time. As a play we selected A Full House which was rendered to a full house in the School Audi- torium. Another big event was the Junior and Senior Banquet given in honor of the Seniors of '27. The class of '27 willed their seats along the windows to us altho' their 17 were not enough for our 24 students we managed to get along very nicely. At a banquet given for the Basketball squads our class had the honor of furnishing nine athletes. We are looking forward to the Inter Class Contest with the anticipation of victory. The play Nothing But The Truth has been selected which we know will be a genuine success. We hate to leave the halls of old A. T. H. S. but we feel that our days dark and bright, that we spent there, will always remain a happy memory. --Stanley Huntington -Laura Overholt ----1928