Eden Township School - Scrapbook Yearbook (Wyandot County, OH)

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.mamma ---Q.-.-.,...-.. -.., -i -- , In ithls Senior clam there are only ten, Six comely ghrls, four ihiueky men. For twelve long years 'we've been ln sdhool In quest of knowledge and vtlhe golden rule. As the knights of old in their ooats of mall, Seeking if-or trutih Our Holy Grail. Thlose twelve years 'have -come and g0D0, -Bu-t llfe's journey contlfnlues on. We'll leave this place ot schedule and H0818 To face fthe fworld, to do and dare. ' eil' eqSc'909X 359095 A 'n ell' U09 B Yeats Wi' sei: Stic arose' er: sill :Ze and 6 - The .Lucky Thirteen, as Fresfhies 1, We' Y W xx kmwni .Z The G Entlarled earl' cakes' tire 35 wits? Our seeds of 'wisdom 'wgne.ea.rla. ,fl owes 5 hour, W1 we NWS C ana 9.05 B1 lst . . 'C' 2 e 3 - -' A :ye ' The Eden ue 1' Whefgzbggey .B26gEden Glrl Wms First In Sensor their mms debut in fr' L ' h A l' ti Norge-r' ixgysf f Scholarsh up Tests. fjffmvgeggetsdzy Lift, M 99 F0 V54 Martha Kollar, valedictorian of to award scholarships to worthy Ywhen they meet the s fmaeg q so war 29' ,..:aYef -nj . ,Y . . Q - dit 5 ' 9' i r Nh., P Il! iglilgi'I' -il.iElg1x!jg5aN I an Nl., N. wi ll e-tt , .ll.... lua..gil. the Senior class, won first honors in the Senior scholarship examinations given at Upper Sandusky last Satur- day morning, Martha's score was 282 out of a possible 400. Mary Althouse, Mary Ellen Miller and Dorothy Jeanne Penn represent- ed the Senior class. The results'of these tests are used High school students. The examina- tions are comprehensive, covering quintet. Arlington pf sectional tournament the entire course of study offered inlyem- so we exgpect P' the High school and they require xtion for the 10' l0.l' hours to complete. The p- Martha aspires to be a nurse some ite day and expects to pursue a general- college course next year. Congratu- 135033, Martha, we are proud of v 6i iiiiIEf S ilpening Game. Tournament Hopes Centered Infgr' N ls! 'Our hopes for sucess in the 'tour- nament are all centered in Uhe open- ing game when our Blue Streaks meet the Nevada quintet Friday aft- ernoon at 2 o'clock. 'Last-minute changes in the Eden line-up may spell victory or defea-t. The three prac- tices held tlhe forepart of the week 248W added enthusiasm and spirit on the team. There is a renewed deter- mination and will to win which will compensate for Lack -of experience. The 10Ya1 support and devotion of the student 'body has give ' ' an added incentive to ho -A-A-liliilfilllv ANS Tor The popular Eden Hawa ls scheduled bo appear on ers Institute program at dusky Friday afternoon, F The Hawaiians have press tlne programs this year at and have made many ou appearances on communlt and in the theatre. Con hear them: you will be thr beautiful steel guitar effec m-ony featured by this un' - .......... 4:,.------ 22 Dr Bibler in chap 2'3-Senior KS-oh-olarshlp 29-eCounty Musicale. 2:2-Guess what? , ' ' ' 4 1 ner high .for the glory and honor of 'our school. 'Ilhe defeat at the hands of our tournament opponents earlier in the season is no indication of the outcnme of this game. Tournament pirit and the increased stimulation of an equal chance on a fair field of honor does not admit defeat. We predict McCutohenvil1e to win .over -Salem and Sycamore to be suc- cessful in the opposing bracket. We hope thereby -to meet our next door is ge 6 '99 A fs V9 1 X . f We vw, Gab? Z UNCLE SETH Dear Seniors, Wla'al, nothin' in the lit' J our great an' glor ous count , cl-L-ser no my mind-like a I VOTE ON ' cowis tail-than that Lear BOND ISSUE study must be won. II cal'late you think it's p ie talkin' 'bout stu1dyln'. tele you before. 'twould ch .impressivon 'cause the Nnv :Tu er lBut now Q you it-hat's what you aol E . ', . , I 're gonna be :surprised :uint of sturdyin' y'ou'l1 if get ou-t of school. If 1 re a slow, putterin' kind :le-you c'n suit an' .Lal if you wanut to be a pulti ren, you c'n do things t c'n-lor even better-ei up -to you. cal late you be'n hearln' times -o-t your life are won'1t have anything in, iW'a'al, meibvbo eo, bn is'w1hat you make it, an' A lot worse. Life can',t bf when y'0u're in school, 'c 1't. Yo.u better decide 1 t an' go ahter it-you c rj - e ' ' , 445.-esenior Class Play. if YOU try. Yours respectlw UNUIJE

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and Issue To Be Re-Submitted Foi' 0 ' vom' inal Decision At Regular Election. MMM:-ff' he voters of the Eden School went to the polls on October 1st to ti, VU ,rict will have another oppor- .ty to express their final wishes :he proposed addition of an audi- um-gymnasium and class rooms school purposes at the coming ilar election Tuesday, November ,cting on the belief that the position was not adequately ad- Lised to the people of our com- iity the board was prompted to ubmit the question again, Ap- timately one-third of the voters defeat the bond issue by a very small margin. The law requires that a bond issue be approved by sixtyfive per cent of the voters not a mere ma- jority: so even though more than half of our people approve the proj- ect it does not assure its success. The time for passive interest and indifference is past, we must unite in this final effort with everyone working to win this future lheritage DEAR FOLKS I 3,9039 you're kin' of cur'ous wshy I -ain't writ .befor'. Wal, I've got kind of a. litt'ry taste what has been encouraged- by thet paper what our youngsters hev been puttin' out but J' X - 0' 550 '6fI nlver had no time fer papers and we 01 4 J Q pens and sich. I nggem t'het I bet- 000 Qlgter me gettin' busy or fust :ning I iWayne Rothli f Herschel Tr Billy Lehnh Earl Henry Zsberger. knowed they will 'be thoin' bettern us old flolks lwlhat hes experience. They larn we-lil nigh as much in thet buildin' in one year as we ust to in two. -book la..rnin',' They larn 'more then too. From, what I l for our community. Esther Lariclheal' UIBY lam 'h'0W tel' behave like they should. I guess them teachers tm to Pl Egf'0jii5ii'iii' Hlington make best yells. The chefs' , uni- now gaily attire' school uniforms ' y ,r 27, our r ngtor- PS W0 at . Coaevatyv I Af 'fl f fi Q -if Pt' afaxgt Z 5' 4 ve 90 to prev to li uf gig' Yee' Wa VJ silo in L plot Qi Q0 T Y colt vie? B 100 vw Et P-M21 r ,Ja -- .' , , ,. 'J X X Af f. THE LAST STUDY HALL Another day will soon be o'er And thoughts now turn ta home chore, The tired mein and anxious look Implore respite from pen and I close my eyes and lo I see, ' The years to come and Wvhat will be, The trusting ones now in my care, Happy, contented with their share. The -clock ticks out its rhythmic From its high place upon the wall minutes slowly ern1ty claims another day. silent lull impatience mark, Like twilig:ht's hush We're waitingnow the final call cease the tasks of study hall. glide a'Way befo-re the -Morris Artefr-Harness theemoou for electrical energy. Abigail Bantshat!-Curl .megroes hair. ' X Helen' Ruth Case-Compile new In the Near Future if f' H , recipes for making hoarhound candy. ov. 20--Junior class chapel. Dec. 4-Freshmen chapel pro-4 'FAL f Ralph lialgori-8Establlsh -peanut U .. ' is Xe., g '- arm or eep an . ov- 2'1'22-'Junior class play' A gram' h h lu .t - l Margaret Hopkins-4Hunt heh in' ry Death. Dec. 11-Sycamore Hig sc oo ll. .the Arabian rt. Ov- 27-Fifst basketball game at chapel here' nl - Q Enzarbem Mohre-eludse of :awe ngton. . Dec. 114Junior operetta. ' 1 3 court of wpeus ov. 30-First home game at Dec. '18--Christmas chapel, First l k 1 r 'Nom Newman-JP0 I 'wht er with Vanlue' and Second grades. ' U.- motheTS.m.law. V Nl 1 :Helen hlaaer-Make i-ce cream torilskimos. ,