Clarksburg High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Clarksburg, OH)

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THE FERT CHICKEN There was once a pretty chickeng But his friends were very few, For he thought that there was nothing In the world but what he knew, So he always, in the farm-yard, Had a very forward way, Telling all the hens and turkeys What they ought to do and say. NMrs. Goose,N he said, NI wonder That your goslings you should let Go out paddling in the water, It will kill them to get wet.W WI wish my old aunt Dorking,W' He began to her, one day, NThat you wouldn't sit all summer In your nest upon the hay. ' A Won't you come out to the meadow, Where the grass with seeds is filled?N Nlf I should,N said Mrs. Dorking, WThen my eggs would all get chil1ed.n UNO they won't,H replied the chicken, And no matter if they do, Eggs are really good for nothing, What's an egg to'me or you?H, WWhat's an egg2 said Mrs. Dorking, NCan it be you do not You yourself, were in an eggshell Just one little month ago? And, if kind wings had not warmed you, You would not be out to-day,. Telling hens, and geese, and turkeys, what they ought to do and say lu ,KHOW e A NTC be very wise, and show it, ,QA Is a pleasant thing, no doubtg But, when young folks talk to old folk They should know what they're ahout.n --Marian Douglas

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-5- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Class Motto--Hvincit qui se vincit.N Class Flower- Red Rose Class Colors- Silver and Scarlet Of the fifteen Seniors graduating in the class of 1958, only five began and continued together through all twelve years of school at Clarksburg. These five are Anna Louise Bryant, Dorothy Garrison, Nell Martin, Robert Dawson, and Donald Harmount. The other ten members are Mary Ann Driapsa, Frances Kearns, Melissa Jobe, Jennie Mae Weidinger, Margery Adams, Bert Dawson, Eugene Friar, Grant McDonald, and Robert Anderson. Grant McDonald came to us in 1954 from Blooming- burg High School, Melissa Jobs in 1956 from Chillicothe High School, Mary Ann Driapsa in 1957 from Bainbridge High School, and Bert Dawson in 1957 from Central High School, Columbus. This class is the largest class ever to be graduated from Clarksburg High School since the class of 1910, which consisted also of fifteen members. Clarksburg High School, in 1910, however, had only a three-year course. During our high school days, several of the members of our class have been outstanding in different fields. Among these are Donald Harmount, Robert Dawson, Eugene Friar, Grant McDonald, and Robert Anderson, who received letters for basket- ball. Bert Dawson also received a letter from a Columbus school where he attended before enrolling with us this last year. Dorothy Garrison and Margery Adams were both on the girls' basketball squad during 1954-1955. During the summer of 1957, Nell Martin won the style show for 4-H Girls of Ross County, which entitled her to participate in the State Contest. In the Senior Class Play of 1957, four members of our class were chosen to take parts. These were Dorothy Garrison, Nell Martin, Robert Dawson, and Donald Harmount. The latter was also in the Class Play of 1956. Melissa Jobe was a member of the cast of the Junior Class Play in 1956. Paul Willis was given a speaking part in the operetta NAn Old Spanish Customu given in 1955. Nell Martin was a member of the duet which won first place in the County Contest in 1957. Robert Ander- son recently won the bass solo in the Atlanta-Clarksburg Contest. . Donald Harmount received first place in the pole vault in the County Track Meet of 1957. Those who have participated in the track meets during their high school days are Margery Adams, Anna Louise Bryant, Mary Ann Driapsa, Jennie Mae Weidinger, Robert Dawson, and Grant McDonald.