Bloomville High School - Green and White Yearbook (Bloomville, OH)

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MARjORlE EKLEBEZRRY arjorie s pretty slender and dark She works very hard and sings like a lark MAR Y BLASER Mary Blaser with the beautiful hair She goes on her way with never a care PHYLLIS PERKINS Phyllis Perkins has much steam When she lS on the basketball team 1' f -.4 ' .2 BARBARA FOIST MARGARET SCHFEREZR Barbara has a lovely complexnon Margaret is the enxgmahc one And her dxmples twmkle to perfectlon She never says much about what she 10 has done

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SHIR LE. Y ZIMMER Shirley I5 a jovial chap Doing school work ls just a snap PHYLLIS KAGY Phyllis is so shy and sweet Her disposition IB hard to beat MERVIN LOFTON ln athletics Mex-vm has always :lar red He also belongs to the National Guard grae f ' 5515.144 . 2 ,..s4dI6hJ1,.-4 'lm . MARY FORTNEY BERNITA HART Mary May is out for fun, Bernita is planning to be a housewife She thinks minding quiqg Q Pun. She'll make Harry happy you can bet your life. 9

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Claaa .Hidfory Between the sobs of some chlldren the thrllls and curosrty of others twenty six small angels left the1r fam1lxes for the fxrst txme to begm thexr long lxfe of educatxon Those twenty s1x young students were Joe Hoyda Jealea Holt Blanch Klalss Pearl Smxth Joyce Dolch Dorothy Mexsner Harlen Ruch Gerald Schnexder John Shock Mary Blaser Mary May Fortney Norma Burdette Nancy Eschmeyer Phyll1s Kagy Grace Jackson Eugene Brewer Barbara Folst Margaret Scheerer Betty Zlegler Marxlyn Hufford Paul Lawerence I..o1s Kagy Anna Fxlhator Delorls Gurney Gladme Hatfxeld Mlss Hossler now Mrs Lelster led us through that year Many thlngs happened we all played ln the toy band durmg the wlnter we sl1d down the 1cy f1re escape steps and were almost always late to class The second year we got to s1t at desks m place of tables and our teacher M1ss Mable Kagy taught us to tell t1me boy,were we b1g stuff' Thmgs went smoothly our thmrd year we had a serxes of spell downs Joyce Dolch vnon the majorxty of them and was awarded a pxggy bank Our teacher changed her name from Mxss Anna Sheffer to Mrs Deppen A scarlet fever ep1dem1c kept a lot of us out of school thts wmter Grace Jackson broke out wxth the measles whxle the health nurse was v1s1t1ng our school so we pro tectmg students h1d her mn the closet for the rest of the afternoon Our teacher Mxss Sulln an never mxssed her Our fxfth year we saw our troubles multxply Phyllis Perkms and Marjorie Ekleberry moved ID one week The next week started a battle that lasted the rest of the year and st1ll 1sn't settled Mlss Rule tr1ed to referee but soon gave up It all started over a pen I don t know how much progress our brams made but by the txme we were ln the Sxxth Grade our egoes had reached thexr peak The last day of school we were 1nv1ted to Marjorme Ekleberry s house for a p1cn1c Most of us hlked out wxth the teacher our budding young romance d1dn't last longer We fxnally reached Jumor I-hgh Everythmg was so d1fferent study hall a new eacher every per1od and no more recesses After two years we f1nally became Freshmen and belxeve me we were as green a group of Freshmen as was ever 1n1t1ated We worked hard all year planmng our Freshman Sophomore Banquet The results made our efforts worthwhxle Durmg our Sophomore Year Mr Porter took us on many Blology trlps It was on one of these that Shxrley snapped a pxcture of hxm playmg wxth an ugly snake Our eleventh year we were as busy as Jumors could be plannmg another banquet sellxng magazxnes and producmg our class play Watch Out For Spooks Of course we can t forget our class rxngs Our Semor Year has been our most memorable year of all especxally the last semester Our Senlor play was titled Say It Wxth Musxc As all Semors do we planned all year for our Commencement actxvxtles We argued about our mvztatlons vuhuh class trxp to take whxch color our robes were to be and what dates our act1v time were to fall on All m all we have had a lot of fun VN e wish there were a lot more 1 con e to us as a class although we have promised to have reumons frequently at df ther s hurT19S Loxs Kagy ll Mrs. Iva Rhoad, but lucky Phyllis Jean got to ride on Roy Wertz' bike. Such a shame 6 ll U ', .