Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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Vlsta Staff of 1941 Ed1tor Rlchard Mmges Asslstant Edxtor Ass1stant Edltor Alma Huber nlulma Kramer Buslness Managers Advert1s1ng Managers FT-ink SOUYWUMTE Rlchard Rolfts Art Fugent Qmlth Athletics Rd, mond Barber Russell Bourquem Prophecy Drama.t1cs Dora be-tue Anale How ard Muslc Martha Cale Snapshots Dnrothv Matthews P1930 Y Rnlffs Advusor Mr Harold Klmhqll Treasurer Betty Bevls 0 N X 4 N l ' ' r 1 ' x ' g I ' I A J 9 -- s' r - mx kudu 'Q Robert Helter 1 ' L I X , . ,. 3 ,, . n , .' - - , b 1 ' ' ' ' I

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Vista ueen Betty Bevis Betty is honest, sincere, and loyal both to her school and class. Since she is always ready to help, and to do everything to the best of her ability, she is well-liked by everyone. Besides being a grand scholar and bringing honors to our cl-ass, she is gifted in music and dramatics. She is friendly, cheer- ful, and always accomplishes what she sets out to do. We all wish her the best of luck in the years to come.