Litchfield High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Litchfield, OH)

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CLASS HISTORY Naa ae From what has happened in the past, history has been made. The events now happening will soon be- come history, and what is willed to happen in the future, will also eventually become history. The history of this class is a simple, but what we consider, an important one. Of course, we were six years of age when we started our school career, but as yet we hand't accomplished much that would make history. | On September 8, 1926 seven members of this class among the group thet met in the upper story of the wooden building under the leadership of Miss Helen Smith, They were Robert Lloyd, Priscilla Ring Evelyn Holmes, Walter Flanery, Richard Bounds, Max | Johnson, and Howard Barth. The next year Priscilla moved to Columbus to see. what city schools were like. Now we remember those parties, games, toys, it hardly seemed like school. As the third year approached, we saw Joseph Mill coming in join our ranks. And what's this? Doesn't | Robert Lloyd like our school? Anyway he moved to Spencer. Everything went fine for ten weeks under the rule of Miss Lewerly. But a surprise was await- ing us, Dan Lloyd's son coming back into our schoolroom. In the year of 1929-30 Priscilla King came back and pulled with us for another two years. The fifth and sixth grades were probably the most enjoyed years of all, as we thought we were grown up then. How well we remember those two which we spent with Miss Jessis Hubble. The next two years were somewhat different. The days were divided into periods, so we couldn't do everything we wanted to, and we had no recess. ; This seemed terrible hard for us to withstand, but after a couple of weeks we got used to it. Pris- cilla Ring came back then and has been with us eve since. At the end of the eighth year we were grad- uated into High School, and of course we were very confident of ourselves. At the beginning of our Freshman year, we found a new member in our midst, Ruth Ilah Jenne, High School found for us a more active life. The sports Se at as ee

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of the various types filled our lives, and be- fore we knew it we were those Big high school athletes. © This year Valeria Cigagna joined our ranks, She came from tork, and we certainly feel sorry for York, because it is a little hard to lose a classmate the last year, Ann Chizmarik came into our class in the sev- enth grade, and has been with us the rest of our school years, ve This concludes the history of our class thus far, but we all expect to go out into the world and make a larger and more interesting history. Howard Barth CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of the Class of 1939 of Litchfield igh School Medina County, State of Ohio, U.S.A., being in full possession of all our mental and physical faculties, do hereby make and declare this to be our lest will and testament, revoking all previous wills either: Spolen or written, 2 2. Max Johnson leaves to the school his ability to get good grades, his opposition to female dominance, and his lefthanded penmanship. £. Ruth Jenne leaves to theschool her shortness of stature, her ability to get along well with the teachers, and her nimbleness of fingers for tickling the ivories.,. %. Robert G. Lloyd leaves to the school his abil- ity as a bookkeeper, and his success as a girl taker-outer, He also leaves to Cornell a wad of chewing gum under the second seat from the back of the study hall on the right hand side, 4, Evelyn Holmes leaves to the school her aptness as a Democracy student; to any shy girl that may come along in the future, her ability to set a steady boy friend; also her recent book, “Ways to Tease Mr, Jackson ,