Ansonia High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ansonia, OH)

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SUE ANN BROWN is another efficient and gifted member of our class who has had all twelve years of her schooling right here in An- sonia. Besides being a good scholar, Sue Ann has taken part in al- most all of the outside activities that have come along. She is a skilled trumpet player and is a member of the music organiza- tions. Her acting ability won her the title role in the Senior play. She was also a worthy member of the annual and newspaper staffs. HARRY JONES is the ladies' man of the Senior Class. He came to us from the New Weston grade school and has made friends all along the way during his four years at Ansonia. He has partici- pated in many extra-curricular activities and has proved himself worthy of the trusts that have been given him. Harry is a good actor, too, as he proved in the Senior play in which he had the leading male role. We know the future holds much for you, Harry. EI NORA HOGGATT has been with us for five years and a mighty fine classmate she has been. Our class would not be the same without Ellie with her quiet, shy ways and her charming but dangerous smile. Elnora likes to have fun, but she also takes her studies seriously and is a good student. Her sweet disposition and gracious manner will long be remembered by those who have known her. ROBERT DETLING is another auto-minded young man who majored in agriculture. Bob has been a faithful member of the F. F. A. and has been active in the activities of that organization. Bob is an easy fellow to get along with, but he has his own ideas and doesn't hesitate to express them. He will no doubt make good in whatever occupation he chooses. His secret ambition is to be a Ford salesman. FDITH CUNNINGHAM has attended Ansonia High School all four yearsg she acquired her grade school education at Dawn. Edith is a home economics major and has been active in the projects car- ried on by that department. Her hobby is handicraft. Edith's friendly manner has won her a place in the hearts of all of us. CECIL BARD is probably the busiest man around. He has been a er V Y active member of the F. F. A. and during his Senior year was president of that organization. Last fall he was awarded a jacket for the winning of the corn husking contest. He has been on the second team in basketball and served one year as cheerleader. Cecil is sometimes known as the class statesman. When there is a speech to be made, you can be assured that he can carry the weight on capabl shoulders.

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ANNABEL HART is one of those capable, level-headed girls who can be depended upon to do almost any job that is assigned to her. She makes a very good exeoutiveg she was president of the class during our Junior year and has also been president of the F- H. A. Annie is a good student and we hope she will be able to continue her schooling after graduation We wish you lots of luck and happiness, Annabel. WAYNE HENKALINE, the class humorist, keeps everybody in stitches with his witty remarks and clever responses to questions in class. Hink is one of the greatest chemists A. H. S. has ever turned out- Just ask him anything you want to know about this subject and Wayne will have an answer for you. He has participated in several activities, including the Senior play. Wayne's one and only, but very secret, ambition is to become a grease monkey in a filling station. PAULINE GEORGE is as friendly and cheerful as they make them. She is a sincere, loyal student who puts out her best at all times and tries to get the most out of everything she does. Pauline serv- ed as cheerleader during the basketball season and did a fine job. She had a part in the Senior play, served as a librarian, and work- ed in the offioe- If a fine personality will get you anywhere, Pauline will surely be successful. IOWELL HITTLE came to us from North Star, and proud we are to have him, too! He has been a member of the newspaper and an- nual staffs and also had a leading part in the Senior play. He is also a very good art student. Lowell is a good-looking, good-na- tured fellow who tends to his own business and gets his work done. Good luck, Lowell, we like you! PHYLLIS BEISNER is our auburn-haired, brown-eyed lass whom we would put in anybody's beauty contest. She has been a loyal mem- ber of Ansonia School for twelve years and ' has participated in many activities. She served as cheerleader for two years, was a member of the newspaper and annual staffs, and had a part in both the Junior and Senior plays- Phyllis has a good singing voice, and it would be al'l right with all of us if she would sing on every assembly program. We wish you the best, Phyllis, in your career of nursing. BASIL TIMMONS is another boy whose name we associate with sports. He played four years of varsity basketball and by the time he was a Senior he was one of those players we couldn't do without. He received three varsity A's . Basil joined us as a Freshman, and his contagious smile and sense of humor have become indispens- able to all of us- We hope this world holds lots of happiness for you, Basil. A '

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JUNE TURNER: They say redheads have a temper, but here is an ex- ception! This was June's first year at Ansonia, but she needed no longer time to endear herself to the hearts of all of us. She took part in many Senior activities and was always ready to give a helping hand. June is well-mannered and likeable, thus she was able to make many friends. May a happy future lay ahead for you, June! LILA HANNA is a little lassie who came to us from North Star High School only last year, but she has indeed become one of us. Lila is the poetess of our class and has contributed much to the school newspaper and annual. Lila is the tiniest member of our class, but quality out- weighs quantity. We are very happy to claim her as a member of our graduating class, and we wish her every success possible. JUNE BROWN is as quiet as a mouse. She is one of the few girls in the Senior class who has a sweet, good-natured disposition. June never says anything to offend anyone. When she is given something to do, she works hard and does her level best at it. We can use lots of girls like June in this world of ours. PAUL NILEY is the boy who knows how to drive a truck. He was a member of the baseball team during the last seasong sometimes he played at second base, but .he was also a good man in the outfield. Paul was also to be seen around when there was a basketball game to be played. He is a quiet sort of fellow, but we like to have him around. MARGARET WENTWORTH possesses about as much natural beauty as any girl around. Her dark, naturally curly hair has brought her many compliments. Margaret is a rather quiet sort of person, but she has a likeable personallity which has won her many chums. We know that the future holds much for Margaret. IOLA THORNHILL, whom We more often call Icke , is a happy-go- lucky talkative blonde whose pet pastime was skipping school until the new laws Went into effect. Iola always manages to mix a little fun into whatever task she has to do. We like to have Iola around because she never lets things get duvll. She also has a reputation for being an excellent pie baker. Take heed, boys!