Ayersville High School - Sohiray Yearbook (Defiance, OH)

Page 23 text:

Q9 -amy A , . ' ' ,gr N 5 I k C l K- . i . , kg fv I 4, I - KY' 'H x Y 1 4l , 1 , , 41 , if :ef ,ft ',f-K' .,'-K . f 5 , ' ' , -- 4, x f - is . . X - ,E Y .J - W f ' ,J ' e , n .A ' ff ffm' J 5

Page 22 text:

dla44?oem We the class of frfty three Are as rrght as rrght can be We try to abrde by the golden rule And set a good example for the school Frrst we wrll rntroduce the boys For wrthout them there would be no Joys Some are known for basketball fame Others are well known but not rn thrs game Harry a loyal member of F F A He s sure to make hrs vocatron pay An ardent lover of the land He s always ready to lend a hand Dark complexroned darker eyes Gene Z rs qurte a character for hrs srze He s a lad sure to clrck In fact we thrnk he s very slrck Wrth hrs classmates Morr wrll rate Always ready to debate To our chorr he belongs And rn hrs heart there s a song Jrm H snaps everythrng rn hrs srght A photographer rn an amateur lrghtl Wrth a manner that s gallant and charmrng Hrs actrons would never be offensrve or alarmrng Brll never has much to say But goes quretly on hrs way For hrm tasks have no clarm A good trme rn hrs arm Nelson s a star of basketball fame In other sports he rates the same He rs tall and rs wrse A lot of boy for hrs srze Don rs handsome happy and full of class At any test he can pass Wrth hrs ready wrllrng hand He can grow anythrng on the land Jerry s wrt and humor are drawn to plan He wrll always help you rf he can As a star rn basketball fame Ayersvrlle wrll always remember hrs name A he man burlt a boyrsh grrn Earl s lazrness rs not a srn He rs srlly and he rs gay He wrll never work when he can play Gene W rs easy to look at delrghtful to know All sports keep hrm on the go A helprng hand rs a grft Grvrng all hrs frrends a lrft Cleon s a guy wrth plenty of orrgrnalrty Whrch equals hrs personalrty Too much work rs hrs lament On other thrngs hrs eye rs bent Eyes brrght and harr dark In thrs world Brran wrll make a mark Books are good and books are frne But he wrll take fun any old trme A very serrous young man Paul J rs dorng the best he can He never has much to say But goes quretly on hrs way Ready and wrllrng for work or play Jrm K s ambrtron wrll really pay Hrs brrght rdeas are recerved wrth scorn By those whose patrence he s thrnly worn Ambrose rs noted for skrpprng school But strll he abrdes by the golden rule When rt comes to studres and stuff He always says I ve had enough We now rntroduce the grrls to you They are always happy and never blue In drfferent occupatrons they wrll succeed And always wrllrng to help when rn need Georgra s dark harr and eyes of brown We are sure she ll go to towm At twrrlrng a baton she s a whrz As majorette of the band she s the best there Wrth a smrle so sweet Lors rs always neat Full of grace full of ease Wrth a personalrty sure to please Workrng hard from year to year From her frrends she rates a cheer No foolrshness and no folly Rosre s laugh rs both hearty and Jolly Phyllrs G s future we can not foretell Yet she does all thrngs well She has a great brg heart of gold And many frrends we re told Pat has a flrrtatrous look rn her eyes And ambrtron as hrgh as the skres As the secretary of our senror class She s a frrend not one can surpass We lrke the smrle Phrl S wears She seems to have very few cares We thrnk thrs grrl rs very frne She dazzles the boys wrth her lrne Shrrley has a wrllrng and helprng hand She plays frrst trumpet rn the band As a presrdent we grve her lots of prarse For the happrness she has grven rn our school days Although she s always up to trrcks Anna Mae wrll help you rn any frx Wrth dancrng feet and plenty of pep Thrs classmate of ours rs really hep A busy grrl every where seen Ruby never does anythrng mean Wrnter summer sprrng or fall She calmly goes through them all Alrce rs a frrend to have around She s always helpful so we ve found Her personalrty rs well over par Her ambrtron wrll take her far Now comes Mrs Martrn our Senror class advrsor We thank her for helprng us be so much wrser She has helped us to abrde by the Golden Rule Now we shall mrss her and our dear old school Shrrley Moore and Patrrcra Roth ' . ' . ' iS- . I I . : . I . . . v . . . , . ' , . . . . . ' ' . ' ,I 18

Page 24 text:

70eZcome .fr fi -, vw, Q., 4 , z. 'X LEFT TO RIGHT -- FIRST ROW -- Hilda Gineman, Marlene Engel, Dorothy Rohn, Beulah Iler, Sue Martin, Helen March, Dorothy Vogel. SECOND ROW -- Mrs. Smith, Joanne Shreves, Martha Maddock, Arlene Hunt, Mary Breckler, Barbara Ort,Alice Zimmerman, Arlene Barker. THIRD ROW -- Gary Mansfield, Kenneth Franzdorf, Charles Thieroff, Daniel Eichenauer, Wayne Walters, Duane Engel, Norvin Mansfield. 1- LEFT TO RIGHT -- Alice Zimmerman, Norvin Mansfield, Duane Engel, Dorothy Rohn, Mrs. Smith, Advisor. THE BUDGET SHOP 506 Clinton Sf. Defiance, Ohio We have 21 members in our class this year. We have 'I boys and 14 girls. With Mrs. Garnett Smith as our adviser, we chose the following class officers: President, Nor- vin Mansfield, Vice-President, Duane Engel, Secretary,Alice Zimmerman and Treasurer, Dorothy Rohn. We are very proud tohave 8 boys,Charles Thieroff, Duane Engel, and Norvin Mans- field on the basketball team. We also have a few members of our class in the band and the chorus. Beulah Iler is the head major- ette of the high school band. The Junior Play, The Monkey's Unc1e was given October 22 and 23, 1952 under the direction ofMrs. Mary Martin. Norvin Mans- field, Beulah Iler and Sue Martin had the leading parts. We are very sorry to have lost one of our classmates, Cletus Limpach, who now goes to Holgate High School. We received our class rings which we like very much. This has been a very interesting yearand we all are looking forward to our senior year. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Defiance, Ohio