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

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,.,.--r TTTEQDIXIE GRADE NEWS Allen Township Centralized School is very fortunate in having an able corps of experienced grade teachers, all of whom either have a life certificate or are eligible for same within the current year. The work is all departmentalized, each teacher doing a special line of work. The Junior High School presented the operetta Miss Chrysanthe- mum on January 24 in a very pleasing manner. The lower six grades will present Spring Glow in May. The music is under the direction of Mrs. Chilcote, assisted by Miss Hanna, Miss Huffman. hMiss Pore and - Miss Falk. The art department of the grades is also doing credible work under the supervision of the several teachers. We are indeed, fortunate in having a Practice Teaching Department under the direction of the Bowling Green State Normal College in our school. Mrs. Grace Sutton of Marion has charge of this. This brings many teachers from different parts of the state into our school. We have recently added Visual Education to our curriculum which together with our other special departments makes Allen Township one of the outstanding schools in the county. We are hoping to make a good showing again at the coming County Track Meet. The personnel of the teaching corps is: Miss Freed-Williamstown ...r..........,rr....., , ,,.r 1 Grade Miss Hanna-Van Buren . .rrr G r.,. 2 Grade Miss Adams-Van Buren ....rrr ..,,. 3 Grade Miss Huffman-Findlay r ...,rrr r.... 4 Grade Mrs. Sutton-Marion rr .,rrr.r..., rrr.. 5 Grade Miss Pore-Williamstown rrrrr.r 6 Grade Mr. Sampson-Vanlue e rrrr.. . ..r, 7 Grade Miss Falk-Mt. Cory rr.....rrrr .....rrr 8 Grade and Prin. 1928

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---- --------H----1 THE DIXIE ---- ------------ FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY Peep! Peep! out of our way! We, the Freshmen class of '28 have advanced almost one milestone across the sea of A. T. H. S. and we hope that in 1931 we shall reach harbor safe and sound upon life's way. We have started our journey with thirty-three passengers which were all initiated into high school membership a few weeks after school began. When the football season opened we sent five representatives to the field from the Freshman class, they were: Avery Trout, Don Swisher, Darrell Teatsorth, Robert Trout, and Lawrence Zinser. Lawrence re- ceived a first team letter at the end of the season. Nine of the Freshmen girls went out for basketball, although none made the first team, we hope the future promises us better rewards. We are well represented in the orchestra with five members from our class taking part: Donald DeRodes, Arthur Brinkman, Dwight Burkam, Wilson Newcomer and Richard Sloop. We have thirty Freshmen in the Glee Club and are proud to say that our latin class with seventeen students is the largest that has ever been enrolled at Van Buren. We are now looking forward to the Inter Class contest hoping to carry off high honors. We feel that we have made a good beginning and are now looking toward the future hoping to reach our goal successfully and we will, if we cling to our motto Never Turn Back. -Kathleen Abbott 1928

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