Forest High School - Leaves Yearbook (Forest, OH)

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Gmdc Ceaclzvrs LENA THHELKELD VIOLET CARVER Sixth Grade Fifth Grade i 1 , 4 GRACE ENGLAND VERDA BAKER Fourth Grade Third Grade RUTH BAIR ELOISE SIMMONS Third Grade Sc-concl Grads- PAULINE FORTNEY - MARTHA SHELDON NIARCELLA ICKES Second Grade First Gracie First Grade -25-

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SECOND GRADE lst Row, L. to R.: Tracy, Reed, Cowdrick, Lehman, Ross, Rager, Sink, Wright, Hipsher Peirce, Getz, Kemmerly, Phillips, Corwin, Hart, Hart, Boehm. 2nd Row: Simpkins, Koser, Rabberman, Ratlifl, Miller, Humphrey, Lamb, McFerson, Corwin McKee, Post McElfresh, England, Hemmerly, Evans. 3rd Row: Fewell, Ream, johnson, Brunkhart, Brown, Searls, Burnett, Edgington, Durenberger, Powell, Arnold, Baker, Frederick, Trissler, Frederick, Hodge, Spearman. Teachers: Fortney Simmons. Absent: Elwood, Hester, Lamb. FIRST GRADE 'Ffa Q i 2 -A rifdl . , iw, W . .3.e,....... .. . ff Ist Row, L. to R.: Arnold, Wells, Daniels, McFarland, Searls, Barry, Shields, Schlatter, Smith Stephan, jolig, Rizor, Crawford, Madison, Buess. 2nd Row: Roby, Webb, McCumber, Forney, Cramer, Harp, Stewart, Kear, Tuorrey, Eather- ton, Harrold, Cramer. 3rd Row: McKee, Lawrence, Evans, Carrothers, Kalb, Miller, Hatcher, Stewart, Thacker Pierce, Bridenstine, Barry. Teachers: Ickes, Sheldon. Abesnt: Spoon, Thompson, Rizor, Weber, Ulrich. -24- s : a

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44 A ve! -Ili X Xp 1 ' ..- ! 9 n ' 2 v '54 - if gf we ll ' fl ' -tl vp J-leurs af Gampetifiau Yeah gold, yeah black, yeah team, fightem back. . . . along our way we profit from competitive events . . . . spills, thrills, cheering crowds . . . . waiting to see if the pass is caught . . . cold, damp nights . . . but we were there to back the team . . . win or lose, we were proud . . . football, a test of power, skill, and brains . . . then we have basketball . . . tense waiting as the ball rolls round and round and finally drops through the net . . . putting forth your best sportsmanship at all times . . . popcom, potato chips, spilled cokes . . . jittery coaches . . . time for some peppy yells . . . vieing of the cheerleaders as they spur the boys on . . . that struggle all year to win a championship for your school, your coach, the fans . . . then heads upv remembering that glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time you fall . . . enjoying your last year of high school sports . . . life is full of competition . . . try-outs for characters in plays . . . scholarship tests .... eagerly anticipating Home- coming Queen selections . . . the old familiar triangle, the rivalry of two boys for one girl . . . learning to take victory modestly, to accept defeat graciously helps us to meet every contending force of life. -26-