Ansonia High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ansonia, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY We are the graduates of Ansonia High And are proud, let us tell you why, For we have made good in our chosen fields And are happy and content with what life yields. While the sky grows darkg and the storm is brewing I'll tell you what my classmates are doing. A practical nurse is Sue Ann Brown, She is an asset to any town. A United States Senator is Cecil Bard He is a statesman, not a coward. Lowell Hittle is an electrical engineer He's been in New York, since last year. Robert Smith, Ansonia's coach, Can be trusted - - without reproach. Fair June Turner works with a will At a roadside tavern, your orders to fill. Elnora Hoggatt, a pretty old maid Lives by herself down in the glade. While Marjorie Lyons, a pretty lass, Now is teaching a music class. Rollin Ary a radio star Plays popular songs on .his old guitar. Iola Thornhill is married for lifeg She'll make her husband an excellent wife. Robert Detling sells spark plugs, Horse collars, carburetors, and thermos jugs. While Paul Niley sells lovely things Diamonds, bracelets, and wedding rings. Annabel Hart, a stylish old maid Stopped at a tavern for lemonade. Robert Strait, the handsome young man, Serves his customers as best he can. The last of the Jones brothers, that's Harry He is still home, but he'll soon marry. Gertrude Gray is a happy bride, She is her husban.d's joy and pride. Joanne Martin gives facials with care, Wanda Poling will wash your hair. And if you wish to be a lady fair - Let Margaret Wentworth curl your hair. The farmers: Eldon Shiverdecker plows his land, Ellis Detling harrows his as best he cang While Lawrence Grewe, their friendly neighbor Discs his land which saves him labor. Paul Dohse, a President-to-be, Four years to guide o11r land of the free. At opera singing, Betty Thomas will take the lead, For she has a voice that none can exceed. A filling station agent, Wayne Henkaline, Ready to serve you at any time. Practical nurses, Phyllis Beisner and June Brown, They are now working in their home town. Edith Cunningham works in a department store Selling dresses, coats, and hats galore! While Pauline George, a ballet dancer Makespretty steps on a polished floor. Basil Timmons is married and content, He works in a factory to pay his rent. At writing this, I've done my best: I am, Lila Hanna, the poetess.

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JUNIGRS V .- Dale Garrison Clarice Strosnider Betty Jane Drew Treva Curtis Sponsor ....... ...... Miss McKinley President ............. ........... D ale Garrison Vice President ............. ..... . .Clarice Strosnider Secretary-Treasurer ..,..........,.. Betty Jane Drew Reporter ...,............,,.., ........... T reva Curtis The Juniors felt a wee bit sophisticated as they moved into the Junior quarters last fall and prepared themselves for the events of the year. There were thirty-two bright and able- bodied boys and girls who entered this room to take over their duties as upper classmen. The Junior year is the year when activities really begin as these young men and women found out. In October, they found themselves sponsoring a Hallowe'en box supper and dance which proved to be quite successful. They selected their class rings, but we don't know wheth- er they did them much good or not, because it was a very short time until very few of them were wearing their own rings. The class play, which was very appropriately named, The Nutt Family, was presented in December. This was the first experience on the stage for most of the members of the cast. They found that it was hard work, but under the very capable direction of their sponsor, Miss McKinley, it turned out to be a grand success. The class is looking forward to giving their Senior play in the new gym. When the question of trip came up, the Juniors decided to save their money until next year and take a longer trip instead of two short trips. They hope to be able to go to Washing- ton, D. C. next spring. Many of the Juniors participated in various school organizations, such as, F. H. A., F. F. A., Band. Glee, Dance Band, basketball, and baseball. In March, the Juniors took over the publi- cation of the Ansonia Messenger . The members of the Junior class have had a highly successful year and by their carefully planned and directed activities have proved that they are worthy of becoming Seniors.