Blue Creek High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

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Class History The Haviland-Scott Class of i954 entered their Freshman year with twenty eager members. This year our officers were: Gary Eisenmann, President, Ruby Hockenberry, Vice-President, Lois Williamson, Secretary, and Kenny Zimmerman, Treasurer. Under the guidance of our advisor, Mr. Alfred Sherer, our first year in high school proved to be one of many new experiences and activities. We started our Sophomore year with nineteen active and vivacious members, having lost Gilbert Stepelton, Delores Bennet, and Darwin Jewell, we gained two new members, Martha Breitwieser and Lucyle Kimmey. During this year, we ordered our class rings. Our advisor was Mrs. Helen Livingston. The Latty Class of l954 started their Freshman year with fifteen over-confident members. Diring this year, we participated in our first high school activities. We put on an assembly program under the direction and guidance of our advisor, Mr. Charles Newton. This year our officers were: Max Pease, President, Jim McDougall, Vice-President, Delores Holtsberry, Secretary-Treasurer. Max Pease and Harold Sinn were chosen to represent our class on the Student Council. The next school term we returned to l.utty with a total of thirteen silly, but ambitious, Sophomores. We had lost three of our classmates, Espy Salas, Shirley Gerber, and Deloris Sacco. This year some of us were fortunate enough to be on the staff of our school pap- er, The Golden Gassip . We had as our officers: Jim NK:Dougall, President, Mable Ray, Vice-President, Harold Sinn, Treasurer, Delores Holtsberry, Secretary. Gerald Sinn and Jim McDougall were on the Student Council. Mr. Richard Holmes was our class advisor. Due to the consolidation of the Haviland-Scott and Latty Schools, our Junior year was one of many new adiustments. This merger proved to be very satisfactory to the members of our class, we made many new friends and acquaintances. This year we entered Blue Creek School with a total of twenty-six bewitched and be- wildered Juniors. We had lost four of our classmates at the start of this school term, they were--Patty Decker, Rex Davis, Harold Beech, and Leona Faust. During the latter port of the first semester, two of our classmates quit school, they were--Richard Turner and Roger Rowe. Our class rings arrived and we were all very proud of them. We had to work very hard this school term in order to raise money for the Junior and Senior trip to Washington, D. C. We presented our class play, Aunt Cathy's Cat . Due to the expert guidance and direction of our class advisor, Mr. Richard Hills, the play was quite a success. Our officers this year were: Harold Sinn, President, Ruby Hockenberry, Vice-President, Lois Williamson, Secretary-Treasurer. Now, at last, the long iourney is almost over. We are now Sophisticated Seniors Gupposedlyl. This year is the busiest and most eventful of them all. We edited this edition of the Galaxy , and presented our Sen- ior play, A is for Apple , on April 8th, Our officers are: Harold Sinn, President, Dick Perry, Vice-President, Gary Eisenmann, Secretary-Treasurer, Kenny Zimmerman, Reporter. Again our advisor is Mr. Richard Hills. We are looking forward to Graduation Day and to our Junior and Senior trip to New York, but we are looking backward to all the days we spent in school--days that will enable us to become better and more active citi- zens of our country. Life is like a picture, paint it well. This Page is Sponsored by R. E. Mohr 8- Son Hardware, Scott, Ohio 27

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gilt' ,ff Q Annual Stall First row, seated, left to right-- Gary Eisenmann, Advertising, Ruby Hockenberry, Picture Edi- tor, Charles Kauser, Advertising, Kenny Zimmerman, Sports Editor, Max Pease, Editor in Chief, l-ucyle Kimmey, Class Diagnosis, Harold Sinn, Class Diagnosis, Barbara Groh, Calendar Editor-in-Chief, Gerald Sinn, Humor Editor. Second Row, Standing--Charles Rodman, Advertising, Kathleen Boroff, Advertising, Martha Breitwieser, Dramatic Editor, Mable Ray, Circulation, Shirley Bowholtz, Circulation, Ray Kay Tow, Literary Editor, Lois Williamson, Picture Editor, Richard Perry, Business Manager, Delores lbroff, Circulation, Mr. Hills, Sponsor, Third row--Anita Sperry, Music Editor, Delores Holtsberry, Class History, Amy Keck, Class His- tory, Ed Rodman, Advertising. Newspaper Stall Left to right, standing--Ruby Hockenberry, Richard Perry, Delores Holtsberry, Martha Breitwieser, Mr. Hills, Ray Kay Tow. Seated--Anita Sperry, Barbara Groh, Lucyle Kimmey. This year the office practice class sponsored a school paper, The Comets' Tale , as a class proiect.