Lanier Township High School - Lanierian Yearbook (West Alexandria, OH)

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PLAY DAY-Ccontinuedb 400-yd. Relay-46 sec. --, Union, 1924. 440-yd. Dash-56 1-5 sec. Orville Gilbert, VV. Alexandria, 1924. S80-yd. Run-2 min. 161-5 see. Don Creager, VY. Alexandria, 1923 Over 121 Class Chinning-34. Bernard Barton, Lanier, 1925. Standing Broad-10 ft. M in. Robert Baruheiser, Union, 1925. Running Board-19 ft. 9M in. Kenneth Yost, Dixon, 1925. Running High-5 ft. 5M in. Everett Unger, Lanier, 1923. Pc:-le Vault-10 ft. 6M in. joe Tucker, Union, 1925. 12-lb. Shot Put-40 ft. 9 in. liinerson Haddix, Union, 1916. Discus Hurl-105 ft. 6 in. Jesse VVarnke, Union, 1916. Baseball Tlirowi353 ft. 3 in. Byron Shields, Verona, 1922. 100-yd. Dash-101-5 sec. John Miller, VV. Alexandria, 1920. 400-yd. Relay-44 sec. 1, Union, 1924. 440-yd. Dash-54M see. Myron Bishop, Dixon, 1925. S80-yd. Run-2 min. 112-5 see. Bernard Barton, Lanier, 1924. EVENTS FOR GIRLS Girls Under 13 Baseball Throw-138 ft. 10M in. Lenore Hapner, Lewisburg, 1917. Potato Race-15 sec. Mary Munima, Lewisburg, 1923. 50-yd. Dash-6 3-5 sec. Hazel Bennet, Lanier, 1923. 200-yd. Relay-271-5 sec. -, NV. Alexandria, 1924. Basketball Pitch-4. Mary Mumma, Lewisburg, 1923. Girls Over 13 Baseball Throw-189 ft. 8 in. Roxie Zunibrum, Jackson, 1917. 8-lb. Shot Put-29 ft. 4 in. Vivian Onvett, Iel:ferson, 1925. Basketball Pitch--9. Dessie Crouse, VV. Alexandria, 1920. Potato Race-211-10 sec. Marie Watts, jackson, 1925. 50-yd. Dash-6 3-5 sec, Miriam Rice, Union, 1920. Minerva Breesc, Jackson, 1923. 200-yd. Relay-26 sec. -+, Union, 1924. Q.Q........Q.....g.4..g..q.....g..g.....g..g.4..g..g..g.4.4..g.....g..g..g.4.4.............g........g........g..g..g ...g..g.....g..g.. ..g.....g. Q hio Farmer Insurance Compan Farm Loans Real Estate Prompt, Honest Service Our Motto 0 Pl IONB 169 'llwo Doors West of Spring' Store FIATON, OHIO SlGN-'lOld Man on Fence 5 ........... ......... 4 ,ii....1.- .g..g..0-4? 0 Darrell X'Val- 'old George luby M uses 1501 Im V51

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X X We especially invite young N. . . 'fix X. people coming into Dayton 'fi - El to make full use of this lar e x r iei',, f .Q . progressive bank. ' I if fini. of S 31'f'lV' l Here you will Hncl complete bank- , ing facilities, plus experience, safety l.i- all 6 ' - t S 1.212 f sasw M is FIT .Wa . and friendliness. . Q B W -1 ..?DautonSav1ngsi'2 rust.: ti ts'??f'se'ft 2f:fl EVERYDODYB BANK Next to the Courthouse BRi XNCllllS-East Dayton, Riverdale. North Dayton DJXYTUN, OH l O Play Day in it gives theni all other. liveryone Friday, Nay grounds. For yt Class 81-101 lbs. Chinning- Preble County is an animal festival for the boys and girls, and an opportunity to show their athletic ability in one way or an- is sure to enjoy this day-and it comes at the last of school. 7. l926. is the 'llenth .Xnnual Play Day, held at the liaton fair Jur beneht we are publishing the Play Day records. EVENTS FOR BOYS Contestants Standing Broad-joseph Hannn, Charles Stevens. Running BroadiCharles Stevens, joseph Hamm. Baseball Throw-li dwin Petry, Roy XVillianis. ' Horseshoe Pitchijoseph Hamm, Charles Stevens. Potato Race-Joseph Hamm, Charles Stevens. 50-yd. DashiRoy XYillian1s, joseph Hamm, Earl VVllll2llllSOl1, Forrest Phelps, lidwin Petry. 200-yd. Relay-jose ph Hanini, Charles Stevens, Roy NYillian1s. -H0-yd Run-Charles Stevens, Joseph Hamm. Class 101-120 lbs. Contestants J Chinning-f-Eldwin letry, Vance Klepinger. Standing Broad-H arold BLll.1f2,'l'l1'llH.1'I, 'Forest Bell. Running Broad-Von Klepinger, Harold Bauglnnan. Runnig High-Harold Banghznan, Forest Bell. Pole Vault-Forest Bell, Darrell VValters. 8-lb, Shot Put-Harold Baughman, Forest Bell. l47l 923 IO .O E' -.

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AN APPRECIATION XTC wish to take this opportunity for the purpose oi thanking the loyal sup- porters of our school, who have made possible this publication. Wie ask that you read these ads carefully and give our advertisers your loyal patronage. NVe are sure that you will be accorded generous and courteous treatment in dealing with them. 'llhe advertisers. as you will see, are the most progressive in their particular lines of business and have put forth every effort to satisfactorily meet your needs. TI-IE IANITOR Our xlanitor, Mr. Edward Suman, came to Lanier School, August S, l922, and has been here since that time. Q His ability for this position is well exemplified in his care for the school building, shrubbery. Howers and school grounds. He is to be commended for this Fine work and his willingness to co-operate and help everyone about the school plant. NVe must not lose sight of his co-worker, Mrs. Suman, to whom much credit must be given. ?...,......... ................... ....................... ..........? Compliments of Brumloaugh Implement Co. Dealers in I. ll. C., NIOHN Dlililili, OHIO R.XKlC NICVV IDEA Sl'Rlff'XlJER llarness, Hardware, Oil Stoves Cream Separators and All Kinds of Repairs Give Us a Call PHONE l4OO Wfest . 'XleXandria, Ohio lil E l51l