Johnson St Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Saint Paris, OH)

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Alumni Roster and Year of Graduation 1870 Llewellen Scott T. J. Frank (deceased) 1871 Ada Musson (deceased) Elizabeth Furrow Baker, Lillie Grafton Pence (deceased) St. Paris, O. 1874 1877 W. H. Walborn (deceased) Albert Fromme, St. Paris, O. Frank Fromme, Elcanto, Cal. I. N. McAllister C. E. Buroker, Urbana, O. Forest James, Tiffin, O. Amoretta Flowers, Port Orange, Fla. Grant Fromme, Urbana, O. 1879 Emma Northcutt Talbot, 158 Exchange Bldg., Omaha, Nebr. 1880 J. H. Biddle, St. Paris, O. A. E. B. Helmick, N. Y. Life Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. 1883 John W. Millette, Reibold Bldg., Dayton, O. Ida Knull Smith, St. Paris, O. James T. Hamilton (deceased) Estella Riker Fromme, Elcanto, Cal. Effa Furrow Fielder Johnson, Kent, O. U. F. Pond, St. Paris, O. 1884 Claude DeW. Kelley, Box 105 Hot Springs, Ark. 1885 E. O. Furrow, Fletcher, O. George C. Paxton (deceased) J. Truman Nixon, Tulsa, Okla. Harvey R. Nixon, Goodfield, 111. I. E. Rhynard, Ithaca, N. Y. Burt L. French, Marion, Ind. A. C. Bolinger, St. Paris, O. A. W. Bull, Boone St., Piqua, O. Ella Leathley Kinsinger, DeGraff, O. John Baker, 834 First Nat. Bank Bldg., Chicago, 111. Logan Carlo, St. Paris, O. 1887 Mary Spitler Wood U. S. G. Mitchell, El Dorado, Kansas. Maggie Klapp Bull, Boone St., Piqua, O. 1888 B. E. Thomas (deceased) Mary Gordon Holleran, 316 W. Main St., Chanute, Kans. 1890 Frank Zimmer, Urbana, O. 1891 Nellie Carlo Greiner, Culver, Ind. Clara Cromwell Richeson, 509 W. 121st Bancroft Hall, Apartment 6, N. Y. City. Iola Batdorf Kizer, St. Paris, O. Alice Nixon Robinson, Bloomington, 111. Emma Zimmer, Ironton, Mo. Maggie Huddleston (deceased) Elizabeth Neff Wheeler, St. Paris, O, Minnie Hendrickson-Petticrew, Springfield, O. William Hockman, China. John Richeson, 509 W. 121st Bancroft Hall, Apartment 6, N. Y. City. Frank Richeson, Sidney, O. 36

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Induced by these persuasions they determined to provide such things as were necessary, not only to do this, but to establish peace and friendship with the other classes. They reckoned that one basket ball season would be sufficient for them to execute their designs. It was the law that to be on the basket ball team, a person should have a good academic standing and should be an expert player. At the time appointed for the try out the majority of the men chosen for the team were from class ’20. After the choosing of the team, these men went forth to do that which they had resolved on, namely to go forth and win every game. When they thought that they were at length prepared for this undertaking, having been coached by Professor Turner, they began to meet teams from various places. There were in all many games, in which this team was victorious. And thus it hap- pened that it became feared by all its opponents. Meanwhile the remainder of the class, who did not figure on the basket ball team, did much for the class along other lines and also supported the team in whatever manner they could. At the close of the basket ball season, there was left one way, namely a class play, by which, on account of its talents, the class could pass on to greater glory. As it could not of itself give this play without a director, it gave to Miss Mary Newton the supervision of the play. She, therefore, undertook the affair and arranged that they should give a Shakespearian play, somewhat modernized. Attacking this and rendering it with incredible stage fright, the class made another step toward the close of its High School Career. Thus in June, whether by chance, or by the design of the immortal gods, that part of the High School which was called the class of ’20 enjoyed a single honor to graduate in the new Johnson- Saint Paris school building. Their first great battles fought, the members of the class moved on into the greater struggles of life. They are now eagerly pursuing these paths. Some have already made a success in the business world, others have not only done this, but have also taken a hand in matrimonial affairs; still others have taken part in the perpetual wars of the higher institutions of learning. —Martha Taylor.

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 Millard Brelsford, 1885 Grasnere St., Cleveland, O. Earl French, Marion, Ind. Guy McEhvain Eugene Brown, St. Paris, O. Daisy Cutler Kite, St. Paris, O. Millie Gibbs (deceased) Harry Hawk, Portsmouth, O. Frank Hanback, St. Paris, O. V. L. Hunt, St. Paris, O. Myrtle Musselman Brubaker, St. Paris, O. Elma Kiser Hunt, St. Paris, O. Victoria Brown Raff, Urbana. Jessie Leathley, 433 Town St., Columbus, O. Minetta Lippencott Cretors, St. Paris, O. Allie Rhynard Schnider, 224 N. Main St., Lima, O. Mae Clem Runkle, Sisterville, W. Va. Elizabeth Judy Leammon, Rosewood, O. James Bollinger, St. Paris, 0. Cecil V. Jones, St. Paris, O. Fred Black, St. Paris, O. Freeman Bollinger, St. Paris, O. Clarence Pence, St. Paris, O. Blanche West Johnson, St. Paris, O. 1832 Cappie McClure Michaels, Marion, Ind. Nettie Sheidler Friauf, 2041 Franklin Ave., Toledo, O. 1893 Ollie Leathley Toomire, St. Paris, O. 1894 Jennie Vexdier Cook, 212 Parkview Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. 1895 Anna Jones Brown, St. Paris, O. Otto Largent, 1221 Church St., Flint, Mich. 1896 Lizzie Bull Baker, Troy, O. Jackson Frank, 34 W. Srainders St., Columbus, O. 1897 Minnie Showers Kite, St. Paris. Harry Wood, 309-310 Congress Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 1898 Eula Graves Rushaw, St. Paris. 1899 Katie King, 246 Monroe Ave., Columbus, O. 1900 Weber Hunt, Piqua, O. Della Richeson Sise, Troy, O. Hattie Pond 1901 Emerson Clem, Bovey, Minn. Iza Evringham Stevens, Columbus Grove, O. Claude Rue, St. Paris, O. 1921 Pleasant Powell, Franklin, Ind. Laura White, Suite 7, 10403 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, O. Daisy Schull Patrick, 11th St., Columbus, O. Emmett Kite, Urbana, O. Emma Pond (deceased) William Runkle, Fletcher, O. Anna Wilson Teachout, Columbus, O. Maud Hawk Cox (deceased) Nelle Losh, 2006 Oak Hill, Youngstown, O. Emma Schull, Sidney, O. Grace Saunders, Springfield, O. Winifred Hutchinson Scott, Westville, O. Daisy Kite Apple, St. Paris, O. Elber Apple, St. Paris, O. Sallie Pyle Brown, St. Paris, O. Ernest Musselman, St. Paris, O. William Smith, 102 N. 3rd St., Columbus, O. Loren Pence, 2400 S. Salina St., Syracuse, N. Y. Walter Stevens, Columbus Grove, O. 37