Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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Freshman Class B111 Campbell Presldent John Dean Vxce Presldent Joy Campbell Secretary and Treas Mr Alfred C Tucker Advlsor FIRST ROW Left to Rlght Mlldred Ha1,e1 Nlallanna Banschbach Rose Etta Whlte Margle Kolb Hazel 'VIart1n Mabel Grubbs Juamta Myers Frances Poland Genexa HlCkS Mxldred Stahl Joyce Souders SECOND ROW Vlr Tucker Helen Jacob Norma Bourquem Flossle Knose Clarabelle Flxehman Thelma Greschel Lllllan Cornett Hazel Kcber 'NIarJor1e Lane Mary Rodgers Helen Schalk THIRD ROW Stanley Burd John Dean Many Ann Kremer Hulda Breeden Dorothy lxerr Mary Ann Kogel Dorothy Greenham Ioy Campbell Betty Ann Crone Floreen Hoerst Marllyn Garrod Dale Kalser Bllly Vlel FOURTH ROW Ralph Slnks Paul Hartke Rodney Hensley Glen Cole ate Raymond Hollm Norbert Relter Blll Campbell Eugene Grubbs Rlchald Strlmple Ben Noes Eugene Lewls Marshall Cameron James Crank FIFTH ROW Joe Quatkemeyel Jack Addlson Harold Settle Ervin Mlller Donald Slmpson James Losekamp Gllbert Morrls Robert Rudlslll Bllly Skxpton Tom Callan James Frult James Hardy Charles Hollm Charles Hartke

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Sophomore Class Presldent Clayton Myer s VICE Presldent Agnes M111 r Sec and Treasurer Tom Rolfes FIRST ROW Left to R1 ht Frank Prendergast Chrlstlna Hudson James Mandos Pe. gy Reed Clayton Myers Agnes Mlller Tom Rolfes Mrs Dale Joe Gwaltney Mlss Slack SECOND ROW Harry Koger Roscoe Flelds Clyde Ragar Betty Schlemmer Fay Keen Lllllan Knepfle Alberta Dole Maly Etta Downaxd Elame Morgan Mary Jane Wxllsey Ralph Mote Bernice Schlemmer Harry Hudson THIRD ROW Ernest Jacobs Elmer Duwel Paul Kolb Leo Mm es Beltha Lewls Elame Taylor Betty Carroll MdTl3H Haas Indna Harrls Mary Tlpton Jean Schuck Bernard Relter FOURTH ROW Paul Crone Donald Donaworth Hu Th Elrod Alverta Offlll Betty Wert Marcella Hoexst Helen Snyder Betty Colegate Blame Kramer Eugene Hendricks FIFTH ROW Clarence Perkms Raymond GZFFISOH Joe Schuck Ferdmand Huber Robert Losekamp, Edward Duwel Delmar Means, wlllldm Kuntz , ' 3 LJ ' -1 A I .q, - , . . - : 1 L ' 1 S1 G . Q 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , - ' Y 1 7 1 Y 1 I 7 ' Y Y Q 7 Y ' ' X X . 'Y ' I ' Y 1 Y A ' S 1 . ' . ' . . . Y 1 'I Y ! 1 1 ' ' 'Y . v - - 1 1 - 1 1 f 1 ' ' r 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 v 1 r. .1 , . .

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Sport Ghmpses As our athletlc program got under way for the school year 1940 41 the Tenms team was furst to round mto play Our racket swmgers had qulte a successful season, beatmg Aurora s boys and glrls teams After Tenms came the beglnmng of Foot ball practice The fellows who came t b gan tossmg' the pgskln around and soon the Coach had the squad chosen The boys who made the team trxed hard and lacked ex perlence only If more larger fel lows would come out for Football we are sure our team would have a much better record Following Football came the sport that ls the favorlte at Harrlson You guessed It Basketball' From Nov ember 8 to tournament tlme whlch came the latter part of February the boys racked up flve wms agamst ten losses One of the odd mcxdents that the team remembers IS Mt Healthvs centers makmf' a field goal for us the must have been dazedj whlch turned out to be the wmmng marker Another was the siege of Illness that riddled our Club durmg the mlddle of the seaf- son On February 21 the W1ld cats journeyed to St Bernard to play Ml8mlt0Wh in the fxrst round of the County Tournament They succeeded In wmmng one game but only to be beaten the followmg evemng by St Bernard Another misfortune to our team came on the tenth of January, when one of the regulars broke out with the measles durmg the second quarter Although our record wasnt lmpressxve we gave the opposltlon plenty of com petltlon m many games Durmg the games we had good backmg by the organized cheerlng sectlonlll The Reserves enJoyed a very un successful season Reason mex perlence' Slnce glrls basketball was ruled out and a second boys team came mto exlstence we need coaches ln the grade schools to glV9 the boys added experlence The Athletlc Ban quet was held March 4 at whlch txme Varslty letters were presented The Jumors carried the class tourn ament But boy was that Junxor Senlor girls game close' The referees stxll hear about lt occaslonally After basket ball came the all around game of the year thats the tltle for Table Tenms lh Harrx 'lon Hxgh School Another table was added thls year but we could use several more As sprmc' came into view the boys cleared the tenms courts and the players dusted off thelr rackets More Matches wlth Aurora' A couple days later the boys and teachers started to twlrl the horse- shoes Meanwhlle the baseball team was roundlng mto shape Out of the thxrty flve that came out a squad of elghteen was plcked New umforms were glven fthe flrst m 14 years! Thus our sport season was concluded QQ ' 99 I - 7 . 1 . . , . . I , . . I - . . F . ou e - u ' u . - ' - - . . , - 1 , - . . , ' Y I . . D , - . . . ' F , ' ! 1 y - - , ' n A ' 7 . . 45 1 1 . , -