Baltic High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Baltic, OH)

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IDYLLS ' IDYLLS STAFF And ome had V1 1ons out of golden youth Wdltor 1n chief benlol Ed1tO1 Featuree Olganlzatlonb Ar Humol Buslness Nlanagel Advertlsmg Managel JUHIOI EdltO1 Sophomole Ed1t01 Freshman Edlt0l ACIXNOI Verden McQueen Cordella Scam Undme Mlller Geneva Domer Gertrude Regula Burnett Ott W1ll1am McPherson Mark Levengood Margaret Lanz Charlene Getz llfllflam Dlce Mlss Jenks Reporters Helen Huff NVa1d Lahm Alta Snyder Esther Fuquay THJRTY THRFIL B HS36 H S 'S' .Y! rw I v . v ' u Sports ......... ............. . ............... H arry Lower t ..................................... f ' - ' - f f 3 Y . . y . , . . . I

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IDYLLS THE BEACON A school 15 1udg,ed by 1tS pLlbl1CatlOI'lb Thls etatement xxould celtalnly hold tlue IH the case of oul school fO1 the Beacon has thloughout the yeal been an excellent leplesentatlxe of B H S Fl om the thought ploxoklng edltorlals to the entertalnlng lettels of Nona Sense andthe adxentules of Susle Mae and Yavx cob ex ely xx Old SQIX ed student DUI poses The Beacon was begun as a plolect by the Sophomole Engllsh class lhe fllst edltlon xx as so xx ell recelx ed by the Othel Classes that dullng, the school xeal 1935 36 the papel appealed ex E15 SIX xx eeks The posltlons on the 9d1tO1l1l staff xx ele fllled bx dlffelenc students fOl cach edltloll of the papel thus glxlllg each student one O1 mole tasks T01 xx hlch he xx lS lcsponslble on at least one lssue The staff has one qullltx xx hlch 18 so often lacklng IH such olglnlfatlons co 01391 ltlon Fx elxone dld hls xclx best haxlng IH mlnd the good of the papcl lnd the success of lts endeax O18 It IS lmpoltant that the Beacon has helped make thls annual flnanclally posslble but far mole lmpoltant that It demand of the school BHS 36 Ed1tO1 IH chlef SQHIOI Ed1t01 Junlol Edltol Fleshm ln Ed1tO1 Nexxs EdltOlS Soclal Edltols Class Edltols SDOltQ Ed1t0lS Humol Caltoonlsts Buelness Managel U . 'S T I ' ' ' .37 'K I . a 1 ' 4 - 1 1 1 c c , c, 1 1 1 1 1 1 I v 1 , c . . . - . . A . I v I I I' I y I y 1 v 1 I y . . c , hw 4 A' :I I xx ,- I I I I ' y I 'K SKI ' as vf KI LI v . I I I A A LI, Q ,- AI 7 I 1 ' -' 7 I I I v I y LI' I Ax. S' ' K. ' C2 my . I . ' V, ' . L SL L, . ,I l ' ' I I V f' v' I . I - - I - w :V ' uv v ' . 'nf hx I I ' ' kv I 1 2 'III ' kx--- . , A 'E ' s it - .uv ' 'S six, AI , I v' ' ' V AI. 2 v A 4 w I I v I v 1: . 1 . 1 1 I I v 1 I 1 I 6 ' a- . 1 1 I 1 I . . , has been a publlcatlon standlng for clean standards, meetlng every r V 1 I . . N . I I I -..-. I I I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I . 4 D A . 1 I 1 1 V I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I C 'I x 1 . 1 I 1 . 1 L K -... I I I Q I I I I I Q I Q Q I I I Q vw I 11 1. 5 1 I . . .......... , , ' ' 11 1 9 .' 4 ' I x . I . . ........... , ., J 1 1 ' In 4 . 'Ii . . . ......... ' ' I , I I I Q, . . , . I ' Q 1 1 ' I I I .I , . . ......... , , 9 ' . .......... . . . ' , l ' ' ', Y ,T Q .Q . . v 7 1 .I 1 . 1 4 1 . . .......... . , A Avbcv T N I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I K u, , ,A , Rlchald Regula Undlne Nllllel GIQCQ Lex engood Junlol Stelnel Donald Hullllih Robelt Llnt Nadlne Welllng Sala Domel Ruth Mlllel' Challene Get? Fx elyn Domel Ilene McClule Anna Mae Baab Jean Fdll Malx Burgel Adl21H Gelbel Hallx Regula Donald Lex engood Xvlllliiffl Klon Kenneth Lex engood Nialx F311 Wax ne Bulgel Vllglnla Lanz Rolland Ellel Kenneth Bulgel Donald HU1J11Ch THIRT! TVN 0

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IDYLLS Third low Wllham Friend Welton Schlarb William Domer Mr Schumacher Marcus Domer Otto Hager CVICS Presb Carl Maurer Se ond row Lu ille Ott Virginia Lanz CPre 7 Doro hy Hahn Ruth Fuquay Freda Richardson Viola Snyder Che ter Scheetz Charles Fuquay Irene Farver AMATEUR SCIENCE CLUB The Amateui Science Club was OlgaI11Zed at the beginning of the school yeai by the fieshman geneial science class It was formed to teach its membeis mole about science, how to make experiments, and hovs to demonstl ate Meetings are held exeiy two weeks during the science D911Od In oidei to 1ema1n a membei in good standing one must take part in at least one piogram a month Programs consist of reports biographical sketches of great scientists, experiments, and debates In addition to increasing oui knowledge of science the club has made class woik seem much more leal and has given us many enloyable and profitable houls I 7 si .. ., 'if'.'7I- I 1 ' Q . ' ' ' ' c : 2' , ' ' ' s. , t , 7 V Y ' Firsi row: Miriam Dice, Wayne Schumaker, Junior Steiner CTreas.J, 3' , , . w . . 1 ' w y l w 1 n I y . , . Q 1 a ' -u . l , ' R . L , . . . . 1 Y . K 9 f J a 4 , K ' .' n THIRTY-FOUR B H S 36