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CLASS PROPHECY I am growing old and feeble And my head is bending low Of the Senior Class of '58 I'll tell you all I know. Lowell B. sings cowboy ballads, Advertising for Jello Salads. Kay D. joined the Midget Show, Going by the name of Little Flo. Kelly E. has retired on a farm, Shielding his kids from every harm. Jack G. bosses a thousand men, He manufactures fountain pens. Roger H. on a flying trapeze, Fell off the rope, he had to sneeze. Christene R. got hooked up with a phoney We hear she's now getting alimony. Linda R. writes a column each day, Sob sister stuff-what's that you say. Bobby R. hunting something new, Has got a job a modeling shoes. Jimmy S. has gone to sea, There's no better sailor living than he. Nancy S. a farmer's daughter, Forgot everything Jack taught her. Sharon W. vocalist on Melody Makers, Said she thought he'd never forsake her. Joann Kentner
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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1946, fifteen eager first graders entered Miss Culver's room. During the first eight years the following students joined our class: Bobby Parlett, Joann Kentner, Linda Ramsey, Linda Dearing, Howard Daniels, Darrel Miller, Jim Wycuff, Roger Sunderland, Charles Peterson, and Ricky Lane. Those withdrawing from our class during the first eight years were: Elmer Wagner, Wanetta Fetter, John Siler, Charles McPheron, Roger Sunderland, Phyllis Squires, Melanie Werner, Howard Daniels, Ricky Lane, Roger Hines, and Darlene Carmean. After eight years of hard study we were prepared to enter high school. In 1955, eighteen boys and girls entered high school as freshmen Greenies. Rosemary Slone, Kelly Epperly, Jack Griner, Gary Cottrell and Joe Fuerst joined our class. During the year Rosemary Slone and Jack Brincefield withdrew. We chose class officers for the year as follows: President. Joe Fuerstg Vice-President, Jim Wycuffg Treasurer, Jack Grinerg Secretary, Nancy Stoner. In October of our sophomore year we sponsored a ham supper, which was very profitable. Our officers were: President, Kelly Epperly, Vice-President, Linda Dearingg Secretary, Kay Doeringg Treasurer, Jimmy Sawmiller. We were sorry to lose Jim Wycuff, Roger Sunderland, Joe Furest and Gary Cottrell. Our third year of high school was an extremely busy one. In November we presented a class play The Real Mc Coy. We sold programs and were in charge of the coat room at the basketball games. On May 10, we gave a prom in honor of the senior class. The class officers were: President, Jack Grinerg Vice-President, Nancy Stonerg Secretary, Linda Ramsey: Treasurer, Kay Doering. We were sony that Linda Dearing and Charles Peterson didn't return to school, but we were glad to welcome Roger Hines and Lowell Burwell at the middle of the year. As we entered our Senior year there were fourteen of us in all. However, Jim Moore and David Fox soon left us, leaving twelve in our class. Our officers were: President, Joann Kentnerg Vice- President, Linda Ramsey, Secretary, Kay Doeringg Treasurer, Nancy Stoner. We sold ice cream and pop in school and at the basketball games. We also had a carnival February '28, and a chicken barbe- cue to raise funds for our senior trip. On April 11, we presented our class play. We greatly appreciated the prom given in our honor by the juniors on May 9th, We received our diplomas on May 22nd and left on our senior trlp the following week. Thus, we concluded together our high school career. Kay Doering
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SEPTEMBER 3. 27. OCTOBER 18. 23. 25. NOVEMBER 1. 9. 15. 19. 22. 26. 27. 28 -29 DECEMBER 3. 6. 10. 13 17. 20. 27. JANUARY 2. 3. 8-9-10 10. CALENDAR School Opens Freshmen Initiation 'Kelly Epperly Junior Class Play No School Teachers Meeting Open House Sophomore Supper New Knoxville B.B. Van Del B.B. Celina I.C.B.B. Gomer B.B. Thanksgiving Program No School St. Joe B. B, Ohio City B. B. Spencerville B. B, 'Nancy Stoner Christmas Party Botkins B. B. New Bremen B. B. Christmas Vacation 'Sharon Wilges Roger Hines School Reopens Waynesfield B.B. Semi-year Exams New Knoxville B.B. JANUARY 1Continuedj 17. Minster B.B. 24. Cridersville B.B. 28. Anna B. B. 31. Donkey Ball Game FEBRUARY 4. York B. B. 7. Cridersville B.B. 15-18-22 Tournment 22. 'Bob Rostorfer 28. Sr. Carnival MARCH 31. 'Kay Doering APRIL 3. Easter Program 4. No School - Good Friday 6. 'Jim Sawmiller 11. Sr. Class Play 25. Spring Concert MAY 9. Jr. and Sr. Prom 18. Baccalaureate 22. Commencement JULY 22. 'Christene Ramga AUGUST 18. 'Linda Ramsey 21. 'Jack Griner . 'Lowell Burwell 26 29. 'Joann Kentner 'Marks the Birthday of Seniors
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