Dorset High School - Reflector Yearbook (Dorset, OH)

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unior Class History E LEVEN of the present Junior Class were seated in the first grade ten years ago. They surely have grown, but habits are hard to change, and memories linger . . . Don,t embarrass the girls by asking them if they ever received a whipping. CThe old dump wagons made ideal play houses-so they thought., , It is hard to decide which teacher was the favorite of the whole class. Some have chosen Mrs. Spinneweber, who was only a substitute. Music and dramatics were always popular in our class. Clarence will never forget how Robinson Crusoe acts. Just ask any Junior if he remembers uThe Wvedding of the Painted Doll. That was one of our big successes. Marian,s favorite part in plays was VVolf , Rip Van VVinkle,s dog. She played her part very well. VVe still had much to learn when as greenhorns we entered high school. One of the first things the boys learned was how to clean off the ball diamond and the girls, how far it was to the town pump. flnitiation lj There have been many additions and suhtractions to and from the class. The largest addition occurred in our Sophomore year when ten Cherry Valley pupils entered our class. VVith an enrollment of thirty-one, everything went off' in a big way. Parties flourished! Even class dues came in better. Our high school class officers were as follows: Freshman-Arthur Allen, President, Ellen Keep, Secretary-Treasurer. Sophomore-Homer Jordan, President, Herman Karr, Vice President, Ellen Keep, Secretary-Treasurer. Junior-Clarence Spencer, President, Vine Petrie, Vice President, Evelyn Har- mon, Secretary 3 Rhea Jean Hull, Treasurer. The eleven members of the Junior Class who started school in the first grade together are: Arthur Allen, Harriet Bolte, VVinifred Duncan, Evelyn Harmon, Mary Hays, Josie Hurst, John Jackson, Homer Jordan, Ellen Keep, Clarence Spencer and Ross Van VVinkle. In addition to these eleven there are now thirteen other members of the Junior Class. VVitl1 such an eventful history, we are certain to be successful in future vears. By Ellen Keep. Nineteen

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JUNIORS Vpper Row: Arthur Allen, Harriet Bolte, Raymond Clark, VVinifred Duncan, James French, LaVerne Ifurber. , f f , W W, Second Row: Evelyn Harmon, George Hatch, Mary Hays, Rhea Jean Hull, Josie Hurst, John Jackson. Third Row: Homer Jordan, Ellen Keep, Anna Marason, 'Marion Metzler, llfalcolm Parker, Vine Petrie. Fourth Row: Ila Pfile, Doral Smith, Tom Smith, Clar- ence Spencer, Lawrence Svec, Billie Hlhitson, Ross Van lvinlile. Eighteen

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SOPHOMORES Upper Row: Marie Allen, Vera Allen, Budd Burlingliain, Uno Rslceline, Donald French, Agnes Gnau. Second Row: Leonard Goodenough, Lawrenoe Hayse- lett, Leo Hursl, Howard Kyle, Eleanor Laughlin, Clyde Laughlin. Third Row: Robert Mason, Franklyn lNIeGill, Glenn McMillion, Domingo Medina, Harold Piper, Carrie Sowry. Fourth Row: Merald lVise1', Dora lvortinan. 'I 'wenly