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

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S. P. H. S. Graduates W H Ts 1870 Llewellen Scott T. J. Frank (deceased) 1871 Ada Musson (deceased) Elizabeth Furrow Baker Lillie Grafton Pence (deceased) 1874 W. H. Walborn (deceased) 1877 Albert Fromme (deceased) 1879 Frank W. Fromme I. N. McCallister Emma Northcutt Talbot Ida Knull Smith 1880 C. E. Buroker J. H. Biddle Jas. T. Hamilton (deceased) Forest James A. E. Helmick Amoretta Flowers Estella Riker Fromme I 1883 Grant V. Fromme John W. Millette W. F. Pond 1884 Claude D. Kelly 1885 Georg C. Paxton (deceased) E. O. Furrow 1887 Harvey R. Nixon U. S. G. Mitchell Alice C. Nixon Robinson J. Truman Nixon Burt L. French Maggie Klapp Bull Emma Zimmer I. E. Rhynard Ioia Batdorf Kizer Mary Spitler 1888 A. C. Bollinger Mary Gordon B. E. Thomas Maggie Huddleston (deceased) A. W. Bull Lizzie Neff Wheeler 1890 Ella Leathley Kinsinger Minnie Hendrickson Petticrew Frank Zimmer 1891 John Baker Clara Cromwell Richeson Logan Carlo William Hockman Nellie Carlo Greiner John Richeson Frank Richeson 1892 Millard Brelsford Guy McElwian Earl French Pleasant Powell Cappie McClure Michaelsis Nettie Shidler Friauff Grace Rhodes Jones Laura White 1893 Eugene Brown Daisy Cutler Kite Ollie Leathley Toomire Daisy Schull Patrick 1894 Millie Gibbs (deceased) Harry Hawk Emmett Kite Emma Pond (decased) Jennie Vedier Doup 1895 Frank Hanback Otto Largent Wallace Hunt Myrtle Musselman Brubaker Anna Jones Brown William Runkle Anna Wilson Teachout 1896 Maude Hawk Cox (deceased) Lizzie Bull Baker Victoria Brown Raff Elma Kizer Hunt Jessie Leathley Nellie Losh Jackson Frank 1897 Winifred Hutchinson Scott Allie Rhynard Scott Minetta Lippencott Cretors Emma Schull Grace Saunders Minnie Showers Kite Harry Woods 1898 Elber Apple Mae Clem Runkle Eula Graves Rushaw Daisy Kite 1899 Elizabeth Judy Leammon Katie King Sallie Pyle Brown Earnest Musselman 1900 James Bollinger Hattie Pond Weber Hunt Della Richson Sise Cevil V. Jones William Smith 1901 Clarence Pence Fred Black Claude Rue Emerson Clem Iza Everingham Stevens Walter Stevens Freeman Bollinger Loren Pence Blanche West Johnson 1902 Arthur L. Bollinger W'arren Stevens Oasis G. Jones Zephyr Deaton McMorran Hattie Mahan Mae Norman Clem Stella Sturgeon West Marley Leathley 72

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H Fo' P A to adopt a more serious attitude in life, with a fuller realization, that this span of life is so very, very brief. We will continually be reading the writ- ing, scribbled upon the sand of time that will constantly be turning our thoughts CLASS On a September morning in 1924, eighteen Freshmen began their high school career, at old S. P. H. S., with Mr. Turner, superintendent, Mr. Keifer, principal, Miss Nixon and Miss Colvin, as our teachers. The eighteen members were: Kenneth Mitchell, Garner Licklider, Mildred Allen, Wavel Sarver, Stanage Scott, Herman Wal- born, Pauline Garver, Oliver Harter, George Middleton, Ralph Stockton, Ethel Gabriel, Adolee Mitchell, Edwin Shank, Donald Zer- kle, Thelma Kessler, Byrda Kline Margaret Bridge and Virgil Harmon. After our trials with Latin and Alge- bra, our Freshman year soon passed and we found ourselves Sophomores. During this year we lost several members: Margaret Bridge, Byrda Kline, Ethel Gabriel, Pauline Garver, Virgil Harmon and Thelma Kessler, but gained three new members: Robert Clem, Leonard Hanback and Helen Willets. This year we had a new principal, Mr. Harshbarger. During our Junior year, two new mem- bers joined our class: Catherine Weagly, coming from Hamler, Ohio and Leroy Booth, from the state of Montana. This year we lost Ralph Stockton, who joined the U. S. Navy, Stanage Scott and Herman Walborn, who joined the class of ’27; Oliver Harter, Edwin Shank and Helen Willits. At the beginning of our Senior year two new members joined our ranks, Stan- ley Brown and Tracy Currant. Our teach- ers this year were: Mr. Winters, principal; Miss Colvin, Miss Butterfield and Mr. Turn- er. We will never forget the trip the Amer- ican Democracy Class made to Columbus, to visit the various institutions. Mr. and Mrs. Turner chaperoned us. The institu- tions visited were: Police Department, City Hall, Ohio State Capitol Building, Ohio State University, Ohio State Penitentiary, Insane Asylum and Institution for Deaf and Dumb. The Physics class also took a trip to visit the Ohio Edison Power Plant at Springfield. Both trips were interesting as well as instructive. Ro I e 3 1 N back to those happy and glorious days in dear old S. P. H. S. with kindest remem- brances of those teachers who suffered so much for our good, during our years be- neath the Yellow and the Black. —Herman Walborn. OF 1928 The latter part of the year we went to Springfield to have our pictures taken and we will always think that “Len” or Kenneth cracked the camera for our pictures were not very good. Our class play “ A Pair of Sixes” which we gave in May was considered quite a “scream.” The arguments in it were sure- ly true to our school life for we always found time for arguing. When Commencement time came there were just twelve members to graduate. FJght. hoys and four girls. Those graduating were: Adolee Mitchell, Wavel Sarver, Mil- dred Allen, Catherine Weagly, Garner Lick- lider, Donald Zerkle, George Middleton, Le- roy Booth, Leonard Hanback. Kenneth Mitchell, Tracy Currant and Stanley Brown. Of this number, five are in college at the present time: Garner Licklider, Miami University; Leroy Booth, University of Mon- tana {Catherine Weagly, student nurse at Jewish Hospital, Cincinnati; Mildred Allen and Adolee Mitchell, Piqua Business School. The rest of us are doing the things we can find to do around home. Like most classes we tried to do our bit for S. P. H. ‘S. as we contributed! mem- bers to the various activities, girls’ sex- tette, boys’ quartet, orchestra, basket ball teams and debating teams. Through all the years our praises we’ll sing To you, Oh St. Paris High— Loyalty, honor, love we’ll bring To you, Oh St. Paris High. The best, the truest friends we found In you, Oh, St. Paris High— Memories the dearest, happiest are bound With you. Dear St. Paris High. The Yellow and Black shall be our light To lead us back to you— The years shall sev’r our hearts no never From our old Alma Mater. —W. A. S. 71

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H £9 1903 Mary Brubaker (deceased) Zola Deaton Pence Mary Huffman Weimer Alice Judy Chambers Harley Scott Bessie Dugan Mai'y Faulkner Jones Carrie Graves Bollinger Leah Riker (deceased) Paul Shiedler Elsar Heater Loretta Dugan (deceased) Alpha Pence D. A. Mowen Wid Sturgeon 1904 Zola Deaon Pence Carrie Graves Bollinger 1905 Garnard Jones Alta Haines Goode Hattie Mott Bessie Faulkner Alma Leedom Nellie Magovern Dovel Lucille Frazier Mary G. Leedom Jones Elizabeth McMorran Black (deceased) 1906 Howards Beck Nelle Culley Ralph Garrette Regina I. McMorran (deceased) Earl Zerkle 1907 Vera Bollinger Armour Mamie Bollinger Nellie Nixon Jones Mary Richeson Finney (deceased Ralph Guthridge Fannie Black Jessie M Fuson (deceased) Nora Poorman Casebolt Orra Buroker Nellie Brown Sturgeon Sam N. McMorran Verda Klapp Putnam Roy Magovern Herman Nixon Benj. H. Riker Myrtle Urben Remer P A Ro I 1908 Augusta Leedom Sutter Walter Jenkins Verda Pence Anna Gabriel Thurman Hilling Mollie King Charles Putnam Leon Goldberg Rex Furrow 1909 Zetta Beaty Miller Grace Goode Wolcott Lucinda Leedom Fannie Cowan Leanhart Mary Poorman Stevenson Flossie Hancock Harry Hunter Mary Dye Sykes Dessie Huffman Tracy Jones Harry Manning 1910 Fannie Bollinger Asenath Kizer Hanson Lloyd Huffman Helen Frye Leffel Jessie Nixon Carey Kite Faye Harvey Glominski Earl Guthridge Byron Snyder Luther Snyder 1911 Ruth Brown Whiston Anita Jones Flossie Cowan Cecil Buroker Byron Jenkins Scott Mowen Carey Bowers Walter Faulkner 1912 Flossie Bull Adelaide Fromme Faulkner Marie Harmon Norman Tillie Kizer Bodey (deceased) Mary Mathews Smith Marie Neal Schneck Grace Reed Naomi Shidler Beltz Georgia Tappy Furrow Olive Toomire Gordon of I 71 tC Leona Weaver Heck Roy Allison Raymond Kemp Harvey Loudenbaek 1913 Mabel Jenkins Anderson Agnes King Alta Kizer Lucille Kite William Ladkin Earle Martz Charles E. Spence Bertha McBeth 1914 Walter Bollinger Beulah Carmin Katherine Mohler Huffman Mabel Spence (deceased) Grace Walborn Snyder Martha Mohler 1915 Gladys Anderson Ruth Berry Klapp (deceased) Marie Cory Straub Mary Mitchell Oda Rhynard Marshall Herbert Brown Donald Bollinger Lowell Jones Ralph Klapp 1916 Raymond Apple Laurel Gibbs Harold Lewis Allen Taylor Kathleen Kite Brown Thelma Kite Jones Olive Kizer Wibel Ruth McMorran Lucille Pence Gladys Tomlin Kite 1917 Llowell Ammon Harold Barger Elva Runkle (deseased) Forest Taylor Earl Walborn Glen Vickery Keith Cretors (deceased) Owen Harvey Mildred Hanback Laura Johnson Breckenridge Gertrude Kite Lemmon 73