Killbuck High School - Antler Yearbook (Killbuck, OH)

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F RESHMEN Front row, lelt to Fight Norma hogberg, Loretta Chaney, Charlotte Leonard Julia Snyder, Joann Croxt, Patmy Tyler, Mary Ellen Shuy, Armada Pritchett, Jo Ann Clark Second row Gertrude Arnold, Betty Lisie, larlene Logsdon, Bernice Mullet Ada Ling, Dorothy Marxiey, Greta Carter, Betty Pyers, Clara Beiie Pyers Third row Wyneli Sorreii, Nancy Baird Blaine hvena, Gene Moore, Paul lorevy, Robert McIntosh, Jonn Ailison, ggngvg Tressel, lr Grenert, Adviser Absent Janice Ibnman 28 an N .W ' ' ' ', r E, 4 ' Y -if' 1' E ug I ' T , A j- iv I' fj 1 -t -- , A A - , T 1 f D ' N314 1 . if M' ' U X 1 QQ. 'b A 4' Q - I- 1 . : ' v r r f I X , , 1 ' I I 'X f 1 I -.1 .I , I 1 a -L, 5 L cj X jv gl TIN, 'QQ' ' . 5 . U 5 9 O : ' , ' , e : .

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SOPHOMOHE A TIVITIES Officers President blorence Mace Vice President Glenda Roach Secretary Paul Pipes Treasurer Oris Schonauer Reporter Doyle Shaffer Doyle Shaffer Adviser Liss Hamilton Our first activity was a class party ir October A Christmas party and gift exchange were enjoyed tre evening ox December 20, 1946 On December 66, the Sophomore class represented Killbucx Scnool's Junior Red rosa members by taking attractive bags ot fruit and candy to the unfortunate men and women of the Holmes County Home lembers 01 the class on the varsity basxet UBLL feam were Hicnard Fowler and Norman Grenert Members on the reserve team were Iherolc qulllln, James Chaney, and Bernard w1l11BPd EBPL rrederlck was manager oi the resexve team lhe Sophomore chapel program was the first to be presented this year, the main feature beirg a play, entitled, 'Wanted,A Young Lady lembers of the class who P31't1C1P3t8d in the Prince of Peace contest wexe Ebrla Purdy and Glenda Roach Doris Purdy won the local contest and received a bronze medal for this honor Phe second sophomore cnapel pro ram was presented on April 11 We PPGSOHUBU another play, entitled The Pest Guest ' Members of the class who wltndrew during the year were Robert Weaver, James Weaver, and Ransome Ervin Florence Mace aided Miss Leonard throughout the year with the first graders, during the filth period 27 N X1 , J Student Council-----Florence Mace nnQsnosnun-nn I . . I A I . 4. ,, . J , . : A W O 7 ' . .I fi A e l I 5 . O . , . I I

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FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES Officers President Jo Ann croft Vice President Julia Dnyder Secretary Charlotte Leonard Treasurer Patricia Tyler Wynell Sorrel: Student Council Jo Ann Croft Blaine Evans Adviser Mr Grenert le, the fP6SDm8D class of 1946 41, 8tBPC8G the year out rlaht But how could we start any other way, especially with that tall handsome Frank NBud' Jrenert as our adviser for the year At the beginning of the year, the class gained one member, Norma Hogberg, but lost one member, Robert Chaney, which leaves our class total twenty eight Our class displayed much talent in the line of speech Trose who participated in the Prince of Peace contest were Charlotte Leonard, Wynell Sorrels, Julia Snyder, Jo Ann Croft, Nancy Baird, Marlene Logsdon, Betty Belle Lisle, and Ada Ling, of which the winner was Charlotte Leonard Those who participated in the Declamation contest were Charlotte Leonard, Marlene Logsdon, Wynell Sorrels, Julia Snyder, Betty Belle Lisle, and Ada Ling Our class supplied four boys, from lts lonely six, to play on the reserve team in basketball fhey are Gene Moore, who won a letter Blaine Evans, Paul Horavy, and John Allison Two of our members were selected as reserve cheerleaders Wynell Sorrels, and Pat Tyler On Noverber 2b, and March 21, we sponsored our assembly programs The class engoyed a 'Scavenger Hunt' on October 11. On Feb ll a sled riding party was enjoyed by all Near the close of school, our hay ride was successful 29 News Reporters ------ Nancy Baird t N I t ' . . Y ,