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

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ra-.Pau-.-.-H T .-u-.-r.-.-. Standing, left to right: Lillie Keeran, Alma Lyons, Gladys Stahl, Eleanore Poole, Laura Overholt, Catherine Dillon, Edith Kempher, Leora Dilts, Mr. Lawrence. Sitting, left to right: Georgia Burman, Elsie Goodman, Hazel Norris, Mary Miller, Blanche Beeson, Kathryn Roberts, Mary Mellott, Evalyn Beeson, Mary Ellene Gallant. COMMERCIAL CLUB Our school was the first to offer a complete Commercial course in the county. This is the second year it has been offered. The Stenography Classes consist of fourteen members, nine Seniors and five Juniors. Our Senior Stenography Class entered the O. G. A. Contest and are proud to say that six of them were presented with Certificates for the Membership of Gregg Artists for their efforts. Our Typewriting Class has an enrollment of seventeen members, nine of whom are finishing our second year. The Typists have been a great aid to the school. We are always ready to do any typing desired by the faculty. We are ready to step out into the business world, ready to take a posi- tion in an office. We owe our accomplishments to our instructor, Mr. Law- rence, and we wish to thank him for his inspiration and suggestions, which helped us to solve our difficulties incompleting the course. -Evalyn Beeson 1928

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i-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.q THE DIXIE .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-i First row, left to right: Delbert Denhoff, Richard Sloop, Donald De- Rodes, Emil Copeland, Ralph Switzer, Albert Nebergall, Orville Vermill- ion Darrell Teatsorth, Dan Cornwell, George Yeager, Dallas Smith, Wilson Newcomer, Dwight Burkam, Robert Barnhouse, Woodrow Zeigler, Arthur Brinkman. Second row: Miss Bower, John Brandeberry, Earl Newman, Law- rence Zinzer, Don Swisher, Willard Ault, Robert Keelor, Robert Ohl, Rudolph Fisher, Francis Ensign, Orlo Burrell, Howard Poe, Robert Trout, Mrs. Chilcote, instructor. Third row: Stanley Huntington, Raymond Edwards, Morris Swit- zer, Richard Trout, Leonard Silveus, Lloyd Chavis, David Burrell, Charles Bisbee, Harold Neeland, Ervy Ziegler. BO Y'S GLEE CL UB The Boys have made an excellent showing this year even tho' they have only appeared a few times. We have many talented vocalists in this chorus of boys. -Mary Ellene Gallant 1923

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E J-.-.-.-. -:.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. .-.-.-.-.-.r.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.v-.-..-.-.-.-.- .-.A Top row, left to right: Cloyce Wolfe, Leonard Silveus, Gaylord Rader, Robert Ohl, Rudolph Fisher, Robert Keelor, Harold Kuhlman, Francis Ensign, Richard Trout, George Withrow, Robert Delo, Morris Switzer. Second row: Albert Nebergall, Emil Copeland, Dorotha Brinkman, Vesta Lindenman, Sarah Fisher, Bernice Stanley Florence Cline,, Marjorie Denton, Laura Overholt, Hazel Deter, Eleanore Poole, David Neal, Leora Dilts, Earl Hosman, Orville Vermillion. Bottom row: Prof. D. D. Lawrence, Zelma Gorrell, Pearle Huffman, Dorothy Yeager, Vera Powell, Ralph Switzer, Orlo Burrell, Willard Ault, Stanley Huntington, Howard Poe. Not in picture-Rachael Beihler. CHEMISTRY Thirty-seven pupils of the Junior and Senior Classes were enrolled in the Chemistry Class at the beginning of the school term. This was a relatively large number of pupils to express their interest in this science. Although our labratory equipment was somewhat limited, we were able to carry out many interesting and helpful experiments under the direction of our instructor, Mr. Lawrence. The majority of the members passed through this year with a few burns and minor explosions caused by too close contact with certain dan- gerous chemicals. We enjoyed the work as a class, and feel that our time has been very profitably spent. It has been a means of gaining practical knowledge to enable us to better appreciate the world in which we live. --Pearle Huffman 1928