Franklin Monroe High School - Echo Yearbook (Pitsburg, OH)

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Cm. in tsl fi 'P' Thelma June Bright Class Officer 1-P Class Play 3-h Band l-2-3 Dinner Band 3 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus l-2-3 Operetta l-2-3 Clairnet Quartet 2-3 F.H.A. l-2-3-M Officer 3-h Librarian l-2-3 Office Secretary h Pirate Staff 2-3 Annual Staff h Antlhihnmixx x . , yi ,.. Q-or K x .fav 4 Betty Fourman Class Officer 1 Class Play 3-h Girls' Chorus 1 F.H.A. 1-2-3-U Officer 3-h Librarian l-2 Office Secretary 3-h Annual Staff h Jack Kronenberg Class Officer 3-h Baseball 2-3-h Basketball l Class Play 3-M Band l Boys' Chorus l F.F.A. 2-3 Officer 3 Annual Staff h 'CI F' Janice Riffell Class Officers l-3-M Class Play 3-h Band 3 Girls' Chorus l-2-3-h Mixed Chorus l-2-3-D Operetta l-2-3 Girls' Trio 3 Girls' Quartet 3 F.H.A. l Librarian l Office Secretary h Pirate Staff 2-3 Annual Staff h . Q. an ,D ,JF I lg' dr- '4P5-gr 1 ' o -, Ns,TP' ' I E r .X , 1 Shirley Kress Girls' Chorus l-2 F.H.A. l-2-3-D Office Secretary l .fwqx ,en 'UN arm 'vt Beverly Fourman Class Officer 2 Class Play 3-M F.F.A. l-2-3-h Officer 3-h Office Secretary 2 Annual Staff h Eldon Rench Track 3 Class Play D Boys' Chorus 2-h Mixed Chorus 2-M F.F.A. l-2-3-h Officer h Librarian 1 .-25. .49 1 E ., Betty Lou Campbell Class Play h Girls' Chorus l-2-3-h Mixed Chores l-2-3-h Operetta l-2-3 Girls' Quartet 3 r.H.A. l-2-3-h Librarian l-2-3 Office Secretary 2-3-h Pirate Staff 2-3 Annual Staff h L 0 n1lx asus' .3 Q... I 'IDU'-'

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9.3. In l9hO we boarded the train to Education. Our conddctor was Miss Marie Eikenberry with 2h passengers: Donald Ditmer, Dwane Fisher, Beverly Fourman, Carol Fourman, James Hency, Richard Irelan, Verlin Jamison, Roger Long, Lloyd Meyer, Eldon Rench, Jane Blumenstock, Ruth Bodenmiller, Thelma Bright, Betty Campbell, Phyllis Condon, Phyllis Ditmer, Betty Fourman, Faye Kibbey, Diane Koogler, Shirley Kress, Thelma Long, Doris Reed, Dolores Small and Kay Wright. The train then pulled into a station. When the train chugged off again with Julia Roberts as our conductor, we took on eight more passengers! Tommy Brown, Dolores Bard, Jacqueline Fourman, Ellen Garber, Kay Hemmerich, Viron Adkins, Adrien Miller, Joan Hofacker. Phyl- lis Condon and Donald Ditmer got off at this station. At the next stop some of us were divided into another train with Virginia Williams and Norma Sink as our conductors. We took on nine new passengers: Opal Glasscoe, Marjorie Hart, Janice Riffell, Clyde Gibson, Donna Roby, Betty Wintrow, Patricia Flory, Marvin Houdeshell, Ronnie Hughes. The following got off at the station: Roger Long, Lloyd Meyer, Jacoueline Fourman, Ellen Garber, Viron Adkins, Joan Hofacker, James Hency, and Tommy Brown. In the fourth grade we had as our conductor Lucille Lutz and the following new passengers: Treva Kunkleman, Donald Harrison, Jack Miller, Donald White, Donald Hoblit. At our next stop we lost Ruth Bodenmiller, Donna Roby, Marvin Houdeshell and Marjorie Hart. we chugged off again in the fifth grade with D. W. Bright as our conductor. Jo Ann Hoover, Joe Leach, and Kathleen Bruce boarded the train and Phyllis Dit- mer, Faye Kibbey, Diane Koogler and Dolores Bard left us. In the sixth grade we took on two new passengers, Virginia McGuire and Irvin Sarver. Our conductor was Alvin Brown. We again lost some passengers: Clyde Gibson, Ronnie Hughes, Donald White and Kathleen Bruce. As we journeyed into the seventh grade we had Mrx Morton as our conductor. Here we had to adjust ourselves to meet many new faces. This time we had four new passengers to join us: Betty Jones, Joyclyn Lavy, Joan Maxwell, and Mary Harper. Virginia McGuire and Joe Leach had left us at the last stop. In the eighth grade we had Robert Ross as our conductor. Here we made a stop when Dwane Fisher got off and no one entered. As we journeyed into the first year of high school we had Mr. Allmann as our conductor. Here Betty McDaniels and Joan Maxwell joined us. Betty Jones, Jack Miller and Betty Wintrow left us. In our Sophomore year we chose M . Olinger as our conductor. Jack Kronen- berg and Marvin Small boarded the train and Joyclyn Lavy and Thelma Long left uso When we made our next stop for the Junior year Mrs. Jobes then became our conductor. Three passengers joined us: Reita Alspaugh, Donna Roby, and Thelma Long. Verlin Jamison, Doris Jean Reed, and Jane Blumenstock left us. Before starting the last lap of the journey, Jack Rice boarded the train. Mr. Schofer was our conductor. We were sorry to have Mary Harper, Betty Jean McDaniels, Donald Harrison and Donald Hoblit leave us. The time came for us to get off the train in this part of Education. Even though there are only 22 passengers left, we tried to do our best. ll CLASS I-Us irony