Convoy Union High School - Bellerophon Yearbook (Convoy, OH)

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THE BELLEROPHGN C'5Iu Theophilus Giessler They ga wild, simply wild. ozfer ma' Vice-President, '243 Baseball, '24, '255 Bas- ketball, '25g junior Minstrel, 'Z53 Old Louis- iana, Once in a Blue Moon. Patricia. Attorney ol Literary Society, Aaron Boggs. Freshman. Chorus. Valera. Lare sind 'ZUABII I ops my lips. let no :fag bark. Aaron Boggs, Freshman. Bernice Muntzinger lVi!!z mirlh and laughter, Le! nld 'zuriul'Ies Loma. Secretary of Literary Societ' James Hoaglin Nat L2 Jiazuer. yet no mini perhaps, B111 one nf fha very Mkt! of r'hl1p.r. Basketball, '25 Ruth Bell .-I mtznf .AI :muff ,ily l'i11g.'lun1 for a man. Chorus. Leonard Weinman Of all the slraighlesl, he 'was the .rtrai.ghte.fl. , Debating.

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THE BELLEROPHON Glenn Friedly 4f.m.1' gnuJ.v mfm' in ,rnmfl ,M1rl'ugr.r. Old I.m1isi:um. Chorus. Catherine Salmon Sl'!z'lIL'z' rm! umdtxrfy are al'zcuJy.r m111n1u11zial1If'. Old Inuisiana. C'hrn'us. Frederick Snyder 7'h1'n' and Mun siffrxr In t27'c'I'.V rjlnxrlinzl-fllfzlf and Ihr' Ti'l'17lI4g' mhz' Treasurer. 22: l'at1'icia. Chorus. Grace Balyard Hun. fairrxvr nf Ihr VIHHII zmzfflxf' XviCt'I,1'CSidt'Ilt, '22: Basketball. '22, '23, '24. '233 Bliss Cherry Illossnm, :Karon Boggs. lfrcshman. Donald Greulach 'tglllrlff fflll lIli.L hf l'.! l'n-siclsnt Literary Society, '25g Basketball. '24, '25: Fmmlhull. '2-lg llzuehall. '25, Helen Freck .l ':.wfnn1r1',r .vfrrllglll ir in hw' lnzrgmz Iiuskethull, '23, '24, '25g ffommenccment Spuukrr. Debating, Unrc in a Him- Nlrmn, :Karon Ihfggs. l re'slxn111n.

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10 THEBELLEROPHON CHRONICLES OP '25 Station t l'llS will now entertain you with the history ot' thc class 1925. After a t'ew more nerve-racking days ot' hazing from the upper classmen, the green lfrcshies ot' '2l and '22 settled down to study. The lirst signs of our hudding intelligence were marked when a class meeting was called and we proceeded to organize. electing Edward Mollenkopf. president: Grace Balyard, vice-president: Roger Shearer. secretary: and Frederick Snyder, treasurer. Uur tirst year we gave three delightful parties which certainly showed the ad- mirahle business ability of the class. We were not discouraged by our attempts and the autumn of '22 found lls once more in the iield of combat. To pilot us through our second year we chose at the election Sam -lones president. Ilarold Ilcrl vice-president, Bertha Mollenkopf secretary. Vlitford Lytlc treasurer. Our choice was a good one as was proved hy our social events of that year. We were as easy as could hc in initiating thc Freshmen hceausc we still had memories of the past year, hut the old blue and white were always on top. ln '23 we came hack with new pep and enthusiasm, electing Martha Shatter. president: Ted Geissler. vice-president: Bertha Mollenkopf, secretaryg and t'litTord Lytle. treasurer. Many things were accomplished during our .lunior year. The never-to-he-forgotten Junior Varnival was a big success and lielpetl linanee the class through difficulties. The hobsled parties which were so fought for were enjoyed hy all. The class responded to the appeal uf the season hy giving the annual Junior Prom. Without a douht we all felt a pang of regret to start to school again, knowing our si-hool days would soon he over. hut wc made the most of our lllllt' under the direction ot' llurhin llertz. president: Marshall Long, vice- president: liertha Mollenkopf, secretary, and l'liti'ord Lytlc treasurer. This year was not unlike other Senior years. Everyone in a rush, with work on the liellerophon. ln-hates, and numerous things which are always left. for the Seniors. ln the midst oi' these we had time for Athletics. We were splen- didly represented on the varsity teams hy two Senior hoysg on the girls' teatn hy tive memhers of the Senior class. liveryone remembers the Kick-off Ban- quet given hy the Senior girls. and the hanquet given in honor of basketball teams. lit-fore we knew it we were planning for the class play in which our future sliigl' artists appeared: and the eommencement exercises. which made lls feel like sailors lost at sea. The llaecalaureate Sermon made us think more seriously of our future. and inspired us to hecome Kings and Queens of the future dynasties. The last week was filled with parties, which means the wind- ing up of a glorious four years of lligh School life. l our Yearsl llow short they seem! lint everyone of us feels hetter and - . ' ' Q I NJ' wiser trom having In-en a memher ot the dear old l lass of --P. This is station 4 l'llS now signing oll. lltlflll-lit' l l l l fl KA! fl'l HA LYARD.