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

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H'-'-'-'H'-'-'-' '-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'----'-'- THE DIXIE .-.-- -.--.P.'----a--------'-L JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Freshmen? Yes that's what we were but you could never tell it by looking at us now. We entered A. T. H. S., in the fall of 1925, as one of the largest classes that had ever entered the High School. At the beginning of the year we presented our class play Aunt Billie from Texas. We were well repre- sented in Athletics and other activities of the school. Although we did not receive any firsts in the Inter Class Contest we did not feel that we had entirely lost for we felt that this year was just a stepping stone to success. The year passed very swiftly and we were soon shedding our coats of green and then we became gay young Sophomores. Although- in 1926 our class had decreased somewhat in number we were still very prominent in the activities of the school. Several members of the class had principle parts in the High School Operetta. We displayed our talent in the dramatic field by presenting our class play An Old Fashioned Mother. This year we were more successful in the Inter Class Contest. Dorotha Brinkman Won first on her vocal solo in the Inter- Class Contest and third in the county contest. And then the last day of school we were Jolly J uniorsn. In September 1927 we came to school with a resolution to live up to our motto Aim High. This seemed to give us a new inspiration. When the football season opened eight of our boys entered the field. In Decem- ber we presented our class play The Path Across The Hills, which showed that our class was well represented in the dramatic circle. Then came the Basket Ball season and Oh! My! look at the Juniors. Vera Powell, Dorothy Yeager, Leora Dilts, Florence Cline, and Hazel Deter were the Junior girls that received first team letters. The boys that received first team letters were Efil Copeland, David Neal, Harold Kuhl- man, Robert Keelor, Albert Nebergall, and Leonard Silveus. Our class also won the Basket Ball tournament which showed that A. T. H. S. will be heard of again next year in Basket Ball. We are now looking forward to the inter-class contest with the hope of winning. We have one more short year until we will extend an affectionate farewell to A. T. H. S. and pass on to higher institutions of learning. -Vesta Lindenman --1928t--

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.-.-.-.-.-.f'm.H.-.P.-l.-a'.-.-i.f-.-.1.r'.-.-u-.'-'- .-.-.-.-rr.-:-.-rf:-ru--.-:-.-.-.-.N JUNIOR CLASS Top row, left to right: Cloyce Wolfe, Leonard Silveus, Gaylord Rader, Robert Keelor, Harold Kuhlman, David Neal, Francis Ensign, and Richard Trout. Middle row: George Withrow, Lillie Keeran, Gladys Stahl, Dorotha Brinkman, Kathryn Dillon, Albert Nebergall, Vesta Lindenman, Dorothy Yeager, Emil Copeland, and Miss Anna Bower QSponsorl. Lower row: Edith Kempher, Hazel Deter, Alma Lyons, Leora Dilts, Sarah Fisher, Florence Cline, Vera Powell, Marjory Denton and Bernice Stanley. CLASS OFFICERS Robert Keelor L L L President Emil Copeland LL LL LL scss L L cossocsos LL ...,,... Vice President Dorothy Yeager L oooooo oooo S ecretary Vesta Lindenman LL LL LL .soos Treasurer Miss Anna Bower L ..,o,o osoo L LL LLLLLLL L LLLLL LLL.L LLLL S p onsor JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On December 14, 1927 the Junior Class presented The Path Across the Hill to a large audience. The Sponsor of the class, Miss Bower, CAST OF CHARACTERS Samuel Crawford, Grandpa LLLL LLLLLLLLL F rancis Ensign Robert Post, the visitor LL L LLLL. LLLLLLL L L Robert Keelor Walter Conrad, Ruth's Brother LLLL. LL David Neal Dr. Jimmie Reed, amibtious LL LLLLLLLLLLLL LL Harold Kuhlman Salamander Alexander John Henry Jones LL LLLLL L Richard Trout Mrs. Davis, Grandma LLLLL L LLLLLLL LLLL D orothy Yeager coached the play. Ruth Conrad, Bobbie L LLLLL Sarah Fisher Flo Gray, Ruth's Cousin LLLLLLL Vesta Lindenman Lutie, a neighbor L. LLL...LLLL. LLLLLL B ernice Stanley Zuzu, the cook LL L LL Florence Cline 1928

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r.-.-l.-.-.-.-.-o-.-.-.-.-.-a-c-.-.-l.-.-.-.-.-.-. T H E DIXIE l-.-.-.-.- .-.-.-.-.-.-l.-.-.-.-.-.- SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAY The Sophomore play The Touchdown was given November 25, 1927 and was well attended. The play was coached by Mr. Clymer, their sponsor, and was pronounced a success. The characters were as follows: Grant Hayden L or Earl Neuman Mary Maynard L L Rosanna Huntington Robert Hayden L L Charles Swab Alfred Wolfe Dan Cornwell Glen Clark .L L George Pearson George Holman or John Brandeberry Frank Mitchell Raymond Edwards Henry Summer . Everett Fagan Watassa Faulkner L Lois Reamsnyder Marjorie Carson Flossie Norris Dollie Sylvestn or Edith Gallant Evelyn Sylvestn Dorotha Switzer Pricilla Parmalie 7, or Y L Ada Williams SOPHOMORE CLASS Top row: Violet Nebergall. Everett Fagan, Ervy Ziegler, George Peason, David Burrell, Grace Beck. Center row: Lulu Archer, Herald Neeland, Violet Coleman, John Brandeberry, Ada Williams, Earl Neuman, Edith Gallant, Charles Bis- bee, Mr. R. B. Clymer. Bottom row: Mildred Fellers, Lloyd Chavis, Dorotha Switzer, Charles Swab, Flossie Norris, Daniel Cornwell, Rosanna Huntington, Raymond Edwards, Lois Reamsnyder. CLASS OFFICERS Daniel Cornwell ,L . President Rosanna Huntington . rrrrr rrr, Vice President Flossie Norris L L ,. L or L Sec.-Treas Mr. R. B. Clymer or or L Sponsor 1928