Cridersville High School - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Cridersville, OH)

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-l l5i2C3l3l-1ECY- the paper and it said that he had quite a fet race horses, had won many races, and was doing vcrv rell. I recall now that back in school he did have a couple Lo4eGS. I don't suppose that in high school he ever thought he'd make a career in this field. He has, hovever, achieved great success! Goodness me! Tho ever of us vould have thought when ve were in high schocl we rould someday really achieve fhet we wished to do af- ter our graduation in lQ47. Thile reading the sports section of the HCalifornia Gazettev last Sunday, I saw where Chio State college vas Quite prominent in bask- etball this year and who shouli he named as one of the coaches but NED MOWERY. The paper gave 1 .rief sketch of each of the coaches. Uf-Red, it said he had gone to the same college and had been Quite prominent in all the sports. I aementer, toO, that in school he had wanted to become a coach and his vish has been fulfilled. Imagine the surjrise I received the other dey then I glanced at the nevspaper and ter that my old alma Mater had a ticket to Colum- bus for state clarrionship in baskrttell. Since I had been given a few days off I decided to fly to columtus and see the game. It va really exciting especially vhen who should come out vith the team but an old classmate gpg DILRIIQQQ rho was coach of the Criders- ville team. Cridersville vas doing vell in this final gameaand as always bob was as happy as could be vhen the team was marked as the victor. His interest in hirh school sports had proved to be making success for his career. Well, I guess that concl des my rcninsing of the good old days in school. It has only been five years but many things have happened in those years. They have befi successful years and recalling all my schoolmates, they too have been successful. Perhaps one day in the near future ve can all meet together and talk and recall all the good times had during our years at Crilersville High! X

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HPIQCPHEVY y TInE: May ie, 1952 Today, sitting here in my ufrice in Sen Frencisco'writing to type some letters for L. M. 'itler, my emfloyer, I began reminsing. Just five 'ears ago today I graduated from Cridersville Hieh School. I recall the good times end, of course, the trials and tribulations. Also, I vondered vhat had ha pened to my former classmates and what their activities were. I vill relate to you just vhat I know of them now. BETTY MIILER and I have kept up pretty good correspond- 5 t n . in ence vith eech'5ther. the is private secretrr' o '. I. Rollin ' Nev York City and is quite e promirent figure in the city. In a letter recently received from her she said that alll cxotsr CI re- member him as cute and curly heudedh is e Lieutenant'in the air Corps. I remember, ton, ltv if 1 ,,n' Lug years agoy to join the service as soon as he graduate! enjoy the corps to stay in this long. sill inches tall and really handsome. Br-r-r-ing. Can you inngine? As I vas sitting het-waszgoing ani he must certainly is not about 5 feet 9 reminsing a- bout my former classmates of fle graduztirq class of '47, vho should phone but MALIML WlhLIna., one said she tes in San Erensisco buying articles for her large restaurant in Lo: Angeles and had just flovn in on the 1:40 plane and r ncncered to lsok ne up. I decided she would probably know about our former classma es so I asked her to 'I the fellovs pretty v quite a line of them home she received the t e farm. I remember is not a bachelor and has done very vell for himself. . 'e had a nice chat and she said that nevs that BCL HsLL had bought the neates hov he always dId'lihe to farm! 'liked four nickname for Maxineb join me at lunch. As fe ver' eat' S, marinem tol: LQ of her pre interests and all about herself. AS I resemcer, Maxine used to ell and by the ray :hc talked she still sent like had from t lit- , he said that he Naturally M mine told me that MALINI ICQ? has anuired her teaching job Kjust what she wanted, I guees5 at the old tremping grounds, Criiers ville high school. Mike says rhf is getting llong real well! I en- joyed greatly my visit Yith Iaxine and she promised to vrite to me in the near future. Hov time does fly!! It seems only yesterday that I go vhizzing around the corner on his motorcycle and I 4 SSW JIM LUNG o mean whizz- ing, too. L-tely, I have heard Jim's name mentioned on the radio there he had been in notor:ycle races in all the large cities: 'Fri- sco, New York, China. , an' to '. In spin- o, he has his own shop where he sells, repairs, and does anything that's connected vith mo- tocycles. To has, you might say, e girl in every Hporth, too. As I glanced through the gapers the other day, on the sports page I saw vhere OLIN IObhG's C the boy vith the haircutl horse had come in first in a Horse rece at the San shite r ce track. - Q ?F.-nylriul --. -A-A--M -n I read.on in --L..n.,r.1--

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