Fredericktown High School - Mirror Yearbook (Fredericktown, OH)

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FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl Miss' Wolff, Biefnes, Barnhart, Cooke, R. Burson, Braclrick, Mclntire, Tha rp, Willits, Wells. SECOND ROW ileft to rightl Shinaberry, Pealer, Clawson, Ritchey, Rinehart, Steele, Morrison, Thayer, Payne, Simmons. THIRD ROW fleft to rightl Winand, C. Litt, Carlin, Baker, Gifford, Leedy, Corbin, Hillier, Daniels, Swigart. McCoy. FOURTH ROW fleft to rightl Lifer, Eyster, Gleason, Beale, Gilmore, Trainer, Moree, Lohmier, M. Burson, Arnold, McDaniel, Auten, H. Litt. J UNIORS NEWS On September 2, forty-eight stu- dents entered Fredericktown High School for their Junior year. We found several desks were occupied by new pupils. They were Marjorie Lohmier, Lavon Mishey, Donald Mc- Coy and James Grubaugh. After a few days, trying to get used to the new activities, we began to absorb knowl- edge. In the leisure time when we didn't want to study fmost of us didn't want toj we took up sports. Many of the class were active in out- side activities. At the end of the first week we elected our ofiicers. President .,..... --- Eugene Carlin Vice President --- --- Harold Daniels Secretary ..... --- Erma Belle Beal Treasurer - --- Doris Willits Advisor ................ Miss Wolff On December 12, we doned our ap- propriate costumes and presented the Junior class assembly, Every member of the class had some part. The main 18 feature of the program took us into the future. With Madam Cuza, the gypsy future-teller, we had many happy and interesting experiences. Some of the characters we became as- sociated with were Bob Gifford and Marjorie Burson in 5 years, Ollie Cline and Kate Weller in 10 years and Chuckie Gregg and Coach Mc- Kinley in 20 years. These all led up to many amusing moments. On December 16, all the Juniors were wearing a smile. As they walked down the halls, the jingling sounds of coins were common. The Junior rings had arrived. On March 11, the Juniors flocked in for tryouts for the Junior play, A Night of Confusion. During the year Lavon Mishey and James Grubaugh left our school for another. Genevieve Oldaker entered our class in March from Centerburg. We are all looking forward to next year when we will be Seniors and can be looked up to not looked down on,

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Harold Anderson leaves his scientific driving to Billy Ritchey. Robert Aungst leaves his clownish ef- forts to Wilford Winand. Robert Bechtel leaves his height to Alan Steele. Gerald Beale leaves his studious efforts to the person who wants them, Harold Bechtel leaves his nickname, Horse, to- Mack Vail. Eldon Boner leaves his fashion career to Ollie Cline. Dalton Braddock leaves his jaunty gait to Dick Kirkpatrick. Doyle Braddock leaves his love of farming to Carl Baker. Jean Bowman leaves her witty jokes to Beverly Biefnes. Bob Carlin leaves his smooth voice to Dizzy Pealer. Belle Diehl leaves her likeness to her sister to the Auten twins. Ethel DeBolt leaves her typing ability to next years typing class. Dorothy Fogle leaves her speech mak- ing to Glenna McDaniel. Ruth Hobson leaves her quiet ways to Julia Vickory. Annabelle HoeHich leaves her liking to answer in class to Avalee Bradrick. Charles Craft leaves his mastache to Ned Warner. Calvin Corwin leaves Mickey Bechtel behind. regretfully. Ruth Brown leaves her calm manner to Alice Eyster. Billy Gibson leaves his bashful ways to Jummy Swigart. Anna Mae Lane leaves her preference for hometown boys to Jane Barnhart. Dale Mills leaves his efforts to get into the Navy to the on-coming generation. James LaFever leaves his bookkeeping technique to Norma Jean Moree. Dale Phillips leaves his blue eyes to Betty Lou Biefnes. Floyd Payne leaves his quiet voice to Waneta Ault. Oradell Ralston leaves her aiection for Army boys to Jene Auten. Helen Robinson leaves her affection for Mt. Vernon to Carmin Mclntire. Harold Rush leaves his clear voice to Vincent Spencer. Louise Reed leaves her dignified walk to Jane Maxwell. Jacobine Smith leaves her affection to dear old Pennsylvania. Arlene Smith leaves her affection for the gravel pit to the other admirers. Clarence Stevens leaves his ambition to Howard Roberts. Jeannette Thompson leaves her witty sayin-gs to Mr. McConagha. Junior Tennant leaves his build to Chucky Gregg. Helen Miller leaves her typing ability to Ruth Shipley. Dorotha Mclntire leaves her affection for Kenyon College boys to the Junior Class, Dick Speaks leaves his Hi-Y pin to little Roses Marie in Conshohocken. tsh! tsh! Everett Truex leaves his ability to be- have on the school bus to Richard Knox. Henry Warner leaves his letter writ- ing ability to his brother, Ned. Kate Weller leaves her defense paper to the U. S. Government. Russell Walker leaves his late hours to the preson who wants them , Billy Wilson leaves his Gupid work to the sophomore class. Miss Oldham leaves her many worries to the future employers of our class.

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SOPHOMORE NEWS On September 2, 1941 there were sixty-five students enrolled in the Sophomore class. Ethel Strong, Ruth Craine, and Earl Herndon entered our class a few weeks later. Jean Yarman, Ruth Craine, Donna Ryan, Clarence Fletcher, Leonard Ridenour, Jimmie Rine, and Robert Wood withdrew dur- ing the school term. Jean Yarman de- cided to get married, Ruth Craine and Jimmie Rine moved from within our school district, Donna Ryan, Clarence Fletcher and Robert Wood decided it would be more profitable to work, while Leonard Ridenour had to quite because of sickness. After we were settled and things were going along very nicely, we elected the following ofticers and Ad- visor: President .....,. Richard Kirkpatrick Vice President ......... Ned Warner Secretary .......... Pauline Seymour Treasurer .............. Robert Bell Advisor ................ Mr. Boger Our class is well represented in the various activities about school. We conduct an assembly program on February 12, 1942 on the theme of Linclon's birthday. Our boys basketball team won the class tournament by the close score of 22-21 from the Seniors. This year we elected new cheer- leaders. Two of the new cheerleaders wer from our class. They were Rose- mary Weller and Beverly Hobson. FRONT ROW ileft to rightl Baker, Morrison, Mishey, Yarman, Daniels, Conkling, McClead, Hayes R. Smith, Mills, Strong, Wise, Stackhouse. SECOND ROW fleft to right? Nauman, Brown, P. Bechtel, Clever, Knox, W. Smith, Beaman, Lamb Bell, Cline, Tharp, Ewalt, Warner, B. Vail, Mr. Boger. THIRD ROW fleft to rightb N. Bechtel, Stringer, Seymour, Mclntire, Hobson, Hulse, Bunnell, Hull Wilson, Watkins, Frazier, Stillwell, Phillips, Ebersole. FOURTH ROW lleft to rightj W. Bechtel, Ault, Weller, Ruhl, Shipley, Corba, Beheler, Coffing, Kirk patrick, Lifer, Heaton, Gregg, lVl'. Vail, Truex, Rust. 19