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

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FRBSEI N TOP ROW: James Mollenkopf, Shirley McDaniel, Dean Mollenkopf,Rose Marie Soaer, Thomas Clay, Mary Strunkenburg. SBCON ROW: Sondra Leslie, Paul Sohaadt, Margaret Snyder, Marlan Densel, Joyce Friedly, Max Barkley, THIRD ROW: David Wagner, Eleanor Dominique, Ronald Gaskill, Donna Slane, Marlin Owens, Evelyn Campbell. FOURTH ROI: Beverly Hoaglin, Jerry Jerome, Nancy Davis, Gerald Harting, Patricia Garver, Donald Baker. FIFTH ROW: Joseph Schaadt, Joseph Wyandt, Rowland Klinger, Robert Sowers. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OI 1952 The class of '52 started to school in l9hO. Our class was composed of L2 pupils. Our teacher was Miss Catherine Dean. The next fall we started the second grade. Mrs. Norma Carey was our teacher. In the third grade Mrs. Helen Smith was our teacher. Many new sub- jects were introduced to us and we anticipated our next years with great eagerness. Mrs. Mary Meyers was won Q10 for competing in a During 'the next two and subjects taught by Mrs. 'L6 and 'L7 we entered Junior In the school year of ginning to feel important, but we found that hard work the fun we were having. We had many parties including a as a reward for the highest attendance of the schoo1,a nd the Y.W.C.A. Several of the boys played on the Junior our teacher in the fourth grade. This year we paper drive with the fifth and sixth grades. years we were kept busy on many new adventures Rema Mohr and Miss Jessie Driver. High. We were be- was connected with trip to Toledo Zoo a skating party at High basketball. Joyce Friedly and Margie Snyder were chosen as cheer-leaders. Our teachers were Mrs. Charlotte Stose and Mr. Edwards. By this time we were used to being upstairs and being given the many privileges of school. ' We entered high school as trembling little green the people in high Freshmen. We were looked down upon with pity, as this was the year of our initiation. The Sophomores gave us an unusually warm greeting into high school. On October 8, l9L8, the shoes, their their faces. doll babies, fun. In the few parties of our own. so-waited-for initiation came. The girls wore nightgowns, big hair in rag curlers, and had lovely red paint smeared all over The boys wore women's clothes, high healed shoes, carried and all had some lovely red paint. Altogether it was great evening the Sophomores gave us a swell party. Also, we had a Several of the boys in our grade look very promising as far as basket- ball is concerned. Mr. Smith is our sponsor this year. We are looking forward to the next three years of high school with anticipation. 17