Cedarville High School - Cedarscope Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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SIXTH FirsT Row: J. Taylor, B. STormonT, M. DeTTy, F. Jones, V. Pem- berTon, D. Townsley. M. McCampbell, L. Brown, J. WrighT, A. Furay, F. Creswell. Second Row: E. Kersey, H. Frame, E. Collins, E. Chaplin, H. Robinson, R. Johnson, E. Willis, J. LoveTT, P. Caven- der, L. Glass, V. Donnaker, L. BobbiT. Third Row: G. MarTindale, W. Barnharf, W. Hanes, C. Mar- shall, W. Ferryman, D. Fox, M. Nier, D. Conley, E. AshcraTT, M. Anderson, M. STormonT, F. Jolley. NoT in PicTure: K. Rigio. E. STanTorTh, P. Mangan, B. Moore, S. HerkensTein, P. Marshall, E. Rader, H. Harding, F. Koppe. FIFTH FirsT Row: J.BradTuTe, R. O'BryanT, P. WhiTTingTon, R. Wisecup, J. Jones, P. Shaw, M. Ford, R. Dennehy. Second Row: R. Wrighf, C. BenneTT, K. Wisecup, W. Donnaker, P. Tindall, F. Brakeall, D. Parker, C. STormonT, J. Clemans, N. Smalley, B. CoTTon, E. Sharp, M. Ever- harT, R. lrvine. Third Row: E. Judy, W. Howell, W. ArmenTrouT, M. Evans, G. PemberTon, W. Willis, L. Smalley, D. Williamson, P. WaTkins, L. Rose, R. Kennon, W. STruewing, G. LoveTT, D. Swango. FourTh Row: J. Willis, M. Duerson, J. Jones, N. Dean, F. Bum- gardner, M. Kennon, V. Merriman, I. Rader, R. Ram- sey, M. Chaney. V. VesT, J. Sampson. Noi' in PicTure: G. Dailey, P. Evans, J. Rader, D. EnTsrninger. FOURTH FirsT Row: R. Andrew, F. PeTerson, L. Spurgeon, E. Thomas, M. MarTindale, G. LuTTrell, G. Baker, W. Ferguson, M. Boase, M. Weimer, L. Siminson, D. Thomas. Second Row: O. Cavender, P. Shinkle, D. VesT, G. Shingledecker. M. Knisley, E. EnTsminger, J. Gillilan, F. Marshall, G. Frame, B. Sharp, E. Williamson, M. Creswell, L. Rader, E. Reed. Third Row: N. Kennon, L. Ferryman, E. Bailey, R. Conley, W. Edwards, J. Hubbard, C. Hubbard, M. Harding, C. Green, R. McClaskie, L. Tucker. in PicTure: J. BradTuTe, F. Harper, C. Boase, J. Gray. C. Her- TensTein. Noi' I936 GRADE OT The ThirTy-eighT pupils, who are now en- rolled in The sixTh grade, only nineTeen OT us sTarTed TogeTher in The TirsT grade. This year we have enjoyed wriTing original poeTry, composing music, making saTeTy posTers and a vegeTable Train, reading The new books which were added To The library, corresponding wiTh sick friends, ediTing and prinTing a school paper called THE NEWS ARROW, and lisTen- ing To healTh and arT appreciaTion programs oT The School oT The Air Program. AlThough we are sorry This is our lasT year down sTairs, we are curious To go upsTairs and go To diTlerenT rooms Tor our lessons. GRADE The TiTTh grade published a newspaper This year ThaT we named The Golden Flash. For This paper we wroTe poems, sTories, iokes, car- Toons, and news iTems. We are also planning anoTher ediTion oT This newspaper To be prinTed soon. We have a radio in our school oT which we are very proud and over which we oTTen lisTen To William H. Vogel describe Tamous picTures ThaT are in The arT museums. Eleven pupils oT The TiTTh grade are sTudying musical insTrumenTs under The direcTion of Mr. Reed. We are proud of The Tour members oT our class who are in The orchesTra and band. GRADE The TourTh grade's enrollmenT has decreased Trom 45 pupils To 37 pupils. Before Chrisrmas vacaTion we presenTed To The elemenTary grades, a Two-acT play enTiTled. Shoes For SanTa's Reindeer. Our hisTory TexTbook Tells abouT The people of ancienT Times, and we have Tound iT helpTul To make a scrapbook, illusTraTed by picTures of The people and evenTs oT ThaT period. One oT our proiecTs Tor February was making a Peep Show which we all enioyed. We have been wriTing To a mission school in KenTucky and have enioyed Their leTTers Telling us of The way They live. lx? 25