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

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sm. . 'HJBTQPQ .As the years roll on in the march of t1me,,4 Each little thought and each little line That's written now, in these years the hest, Shall be a vert of my treasure chest. So before you reee. T think you oueht To zire this history a thought. Make it henry or make it gay! In later years of you I'll say, NHere are my friends--I know them well, Who have made this hook--in my memory Hwel1Y Gee,Whiz! l953 so soon. Why F seems only a few years neo that our class of nineteen runils walked very t1mi01y into the first ereee roost Remember, class, how anxious and still a little hit frightened we were to find out what was going on? with the helm of e very unierstanifnr teacher such as Mrs. Ilo Harshman we soon learned our A R C's ani were passed into the secono grace. I Fon't think we will ever forzet them. dd'l0u class? In the secono grace we were only too glee to hnvehthe same ten. cher hut sorry to lose two of our uunfh which were Carolyn 'ru1tt,.enF Junior Fox. Our loss was regainee when Warola Uleusher, LloyQ White, James Uershem, Shirley Engle, ans Charle6 rown enteree our areas. I guess hy the eni of the year, Mrs. Farshman wee also to ness us on to another grade. Who woul6n't be after havin: us for two wh91e,yeers?, - Next comes the third grade ans with it ceme a new teacher whose name was Miss Helen Ha11.'Vh also has three new stuaents who were,Joen Beery, Budd Dawson, and Gene Tiubie. Vyy how our grade seemea to growl with the heln of our new teacher, vm soon learnea to know each other and got along Just fine. on Our fourth grain teacher was Miss Henna Jean Stnvely, fenfd Hhs was sure nretty.5 The new members were Joetta Sherrick, Peggy Naylor, Byron Schumsker, George Bailey ane George Guy. what 'ear uasse' cuick- ly ane all of us were reaay for an aavancement to the next zraie.

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JIGH SCHOOL FACULTY DIRECTORY Mr. Robert Durbin Born at R. I Harrod, O. Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio Northern Master's of Science in Ed- ucetion Attended Indiana University Major-social Science, Commercial Minor--Biology, English Teaches-History, American Government. Years at Cridersville l95l-5 3 Mrs. Alice Cox Born at Lima, on Bachelor of Science degree from Howling Green Attended Ohio Wesleyan Major--Speech, Dramatic Art Minor--Typing, English Teaches--English, Reading Years at Cridersville 1951-53 Mr. Charles bhaner Born London, O,'- Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State University Major--General Science Miner--Physical Education Social Studies Teaches--Physics, Biology, Science, History, Physical Education Years at Cridersville 1952-53 Mrs, Dorothy Uupler Born at New Galilee, Penn. Bachelor of Arts degree from Baldwin Wallace College vjor--Math Minors--French, English, History, Music,-Social Sciences Teaches-Music, Math, Home wconomics. Years at Cridersville 1929-32 l9bO-53 Mrs. Mary Cumming Born in huglize County Bachelor of Science and Education from Bowling Green College Major--Commercial Educa- tion Minors--nnglish, Social Studies Teaches--Civics, Co mercial, English. Years at Cridersville 1950-53 hr. Lester Smith Born at Lima, O. Three years and a quarter at Ohio Northern Major--Public School Music Minor--History Teaches--Instrumental music Years at Cridersville 19h9-53

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HISTORY KContinuedJ Marilyn Montgomery, Neil Armstrong, Barbara Long, and Freddy Hub- bard joined us in the fifth grade. So I guess we weren't the only ones who had to get used to the hard lessons. However, Miss Stevely was still our teacher so we seemed to understand them a little better. Mrs. Yvonne Wauben was in charge of the sixth grade and she had an awful time preparing us to o up stairs into the seventh grade. Our class meme Marilyn Manlt moved but Donna Gilmore, James Ritchie and Robert Konst didn't let our number decrease. Boy, what a time we had in the seventh grade! Every one was either late to class or else in the wrong room. The first few weeks were sure mixed up until we got used to where we belonged. Bernard Valenti moved and Jack R. Howell, Richard Parlette, Leroy McFarland, and Jack L. Hows ell were the new ones that now belonged to our grade. Our friend Marilyn Mault came back to join us in the eighth grade and we hope she stays this time, Phillip Morgan, Glenna.Wilson, and Gene Stevens also were new in our room. Gosh, I almost forgot one stu- dent who had moved away but finally came back. This happened tn be Bernard Valenti who was last but not least. Our home room teacher was a very nice teacher by the name of Mrs. Ada Aldrich. Freshman Initiationt Remember, class, how the girls had to wear long underwear and clod-hoppers and the boys had to wear girls' clo- thes and a lot of make up? It sure was a lot of fun although we were scared that the Seniors were going to hurt us on initiation night. Our home room teacher, Eugene Basinger, enjoyed looking at our clothes and we think he was a good sport as well as a good teacher. Here we were Sophomores already and we presented our first class play. The name of it was, NOff the Trackn and we had more enjoyment out of going to play practice than going to school. Two new members which joined us in the tenth praie were Jack Bair, and Dolores Ohr and Mrs. Cumming was also our new L'wc room teacher. Juniorsl My, that sounded Mlod to us because at last we were fin- ally going to get our class rinfs. Our teacher, Mrs. Alice Cox helped us Solve our prshhae which seemed so difficult at the time. Maybe some day we will be able to thank her for helping us. Cur eleventh grade ended with the Junior Senior Prom which was held at the Argonne Hotel. I think every one had a lovely time and will never forget it. Graduation is almost here and some of us are already wishing that we were only Freshmen. We have been trying to produce an annual with the help of Mrs. Dupler and thanks to her wc have. For twelve long years the following people have been going to school together: Jean Thomas, Jim Crouse, Ronny Spyker, and Betty Morris. A new pupil, Sharcm Brandon, who moved here from Central will-have the pleasure of gradu- ating with us. Mr. Durbin was our patient home room teacher and we ap- preciate it. A 1 2i5gifg2ZP Qcvnmhflifc' K