Glenwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (New Boston, OH)

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KN 6 Q lf, . llIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll , ! 5 7 D III IIIIIIIIIIII L fp Z' m'::i::::::i: '''writ:'''- mi:::::::::v' IEIIlEII'l1TIH IEIRAIDIE IB SIEGUTIIIDN CLASS OFFICERS DONALD HICKMAN .... . President FREIDA HELFENBEIN Vire-President HEI,EN XYORK . . . Secretary OIAIVE ADAMS . Treasurer I. Glenwood is a garden lfVhere happy children grow And feed upon the knowledge Vlfhieh every child should know. II. The keepers of the garden ' Are industrious you Joey They eultivate with rare and patience Children like you and me. III. Let us beautify our garden And honor its HALLODVED name, By giving the very liext we can And in return zt': ll reeeizfe the same. Top Row: Olive Adams, VVilhur Huffman, Eugene Newberry, Harold Dorothy Buckley. Second Row: Meredith Roe, Agnes Grierson, Carmen Evans, Lester Keeney, Lucille VVoods. Third Row: Ethel Hay, Homer Davis. Frieda Helfcnhein. Alva Dyer, Roy Anna Hamilton, Fourth Row: Marjorie Erwin, Ralph Butcher, Lawrence Essman, Harold Frances Oliver. ciic - .. 'i nt i'c,l Q .. - ': it 3 Cullem, Ralph Sparks, Armstrong. Everling, W 1 Forty-four

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4 ' ,-f' 1 fix , CN, V 'B HllllwllllllllfllflwlllllllllllIIIwlllllwllIllwlllllllllllIlwlllllllifl fg L. W ilIlIlllllllllilllillllllllll,lullillllll llllllllllll 'Ill IIIII I ulllllllllll In September nineteen hundred twenty-eight, quite a number of boys and girls assembled in room two-hundred-twenty, eager to start on their quest of knowledge for the year. To reach their goal no task seemed too great and no problem too difficult. Since this is only our second year at Glenwood and we have taken an active part in all the activities that the school has offered, we feel confident that some of our dreams will come true before we graduate in nineteen hundred thirty- three, At the close of the term when we check the results, we find that we have not fallen much short of our anticipations. For scholastic ability we are justly proud to name Ellen Mitchell, Theora Rickey, Mabel Benner, Genevieve Riepenhoff, Paul jones, Eugene Newberry, Harlan Erwin, and Theodore VVithrow. In the Senior orchestra we have Theora Rickey, Edith Graham, and Mabel Benner, In the Junior we have Eugene Newberry, Paul jones, and Virginia Kendall. VV e are exceptionally proud that there are five students who have been neither absent nor tardy. They are Ralph Sparks, Ray Staten, Eugene Newberry, Ruth Stevens, and Genevieve Riepenhoff. VVe had one representative, VVallace Booten, in the junior High play, Beads on a String. Since Rosemary McCullah from this section was the champion speller of the two eight grades, we were privileged to partake of a wonderful feast prepared by 8-B Section. First Row: Gilbert Porter, Virginia Kendall, Kenneth Dutiel, Edith Graham, Eugene Payton. Second Row: Theodore VVithrow, Genevieve Riepenhoff, Evelyn Greene, Clyde DePriest - Eva Mae Bradley. Third Row: Geneva Brisker, Frank Adkins, Dorothy Sutton, Marvin Upton, Harlen Erwin, ' i Helen Shuman. Fourth Row: Helen Bickett, Carmel Jenkins, Douglas Copelan, Rosemary McCullah. Charles Sparks. l .Ml Q , . 427' W Q, r, ii., if 3 fi wgf ,. it W Em' T X i f i li tt K ,kv 'A A at 1 , Q ,i f, sms sl , . ,.,, i . , Forty-three

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98 azfrm, UHHmmImmmImmmHmmlmmmm 3 ' Q1 , ummmHmm'Hmmmmnmlmnmum kj z 1? MI Frr The fall of l9Z8 found a group of eager youngstgers awaiting for the doors of Glenwood to open for the present school year: scattered among this throng were a Whole host of eighth grade pupils: so many in fact that the classes had to be divided into two groups: Section A and B. Immediately after the class was divided, group B organized its class and elected its officers. These people have been very sincere in their work as class officers. The class as an organization has been very successful in both social activities and class work. From the stand-point of scholarship we have some in this class who are real students. They are Frances Oliver, I,eOscar Fitch, Helen York, and Donald Crmeron. There are also those who deserve honorable mention: Freida Helfen- bein. Olive Adams, Delmas Phillips, Joy Freeman, and Rosalyn Henson. This section is not represented in the orchestra in large numbers or size but Marjorie and Lefiscar can make enough noise so the lack of these qualities are not 'noticed. And the same is true in basketball. VVe had only one boy from our section, but Harry in himself made up for large numbers in his playing ability and scoring points, the necessary factors in winning a game. Top Row: Roscoe Cox. Max Huey, Florence Vanhorn, Donald Cameron, Harry Conklin, I Hazel Marion. Second Row: Rosalyn Henson, Charles Sims, joy Freeman, Melvin Franz, Donald Hickman Jean Killen. . Third Row: Earliest Bailey, Harold Arnold. Leah Brady, Talmage Sparks, Robert Newman. Helen York. Fourth Row: Harold Booth. Eloise Smith, Roy Locher, Gladys Leslie, Delmas Phillips. 7 Q Forty-'five v