Little Miami High School - Crystal Yearbook (Morrow, OH)

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' ,I gp up ' ' ,: X Us . . 4 Morrownian Memoirs , L s. Q:,:X:':j.:.: X A I K ' Il in 3-Our Senior class had a gingham and overall party X To which everyone went U And not a single soul was tardy. l H M 4-The Literary societies were organized. X One Friday the Athenians had to entertain. ,, k ' Some other Friday the Delphians had to do the same. 3 ' I Q A Freshmen and Sophomores had a party in the gym I X I am sure the attendance was not very slim. ' 1 N 11f12-Today we had a six week's test s, ' To ind out who had done his best. 19-The Juniors conducted a school affair. f How everyone did journey there! 5, up . H The play was fine, X And each booth took a dime. , I To try your luck or get to eat l U I2 But after all you were not beat. l ' 31-This day to the Seniors, Herff-jones did bring f X To some a pin, to others a ring. U ' 1 'A' X November 1 N 9-This was our opening Basket Ball game ,., 'A' Mason up to our town came. X 28-Athenians entertained us on this date H k Nb more school for a few days was our fate. H X I December ! N n 11-Mr. Clark, a famous astronomer addressed our assembly. ,., ' l 13--Victor Hugo's Judgment Day X i Was presented by the Seniors in a thrilling way. H 21-Today no one is sad -I VVe are all quite glad . X For Christmas cheer is drawing near. Q' ll' ' Ianuary I I 7--This was the day the Annual Staff was selected to do I H l All that was noble, good, and true. ' ,', ' y I 16-17--The Farmers' Institute this year l X Called on us for help and cheer In kind response we sent such numbers I , ' 22 That everyone overlooked our blunders. ' X 18-Zelia Corwin had a party y I For the Senior Class I-2 Some came early, some were tardy 3 X But all arrived at last. 8-Mid-year test a few days away 3 When they are over we will all say Hurray :I 13-Tests all over. Went oil' with a bang X But still we are the same old gang. II U' -2 2-2 I 21 I Z-I I 22 I EI 1929 .Zi X EIS 2-2 X I-2 X 52 S I-

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Q 1742? Morrownian Memoirs '- B 52 '-we ' ' 2' X' f 1 I X Class of 1924: Carl Achterman, Mildred Baker, DeWitt Bowser, Robert Cou' den, Marietta Dunham, William Ellis, Marjory Forkner, Mary Frances Haney, James Henry, Louis Vernon Holland, Louis Kunker, Alice Leonard, Walter Leonard, Alice Gaile McKenzie, Gertrude Metcalfe, Florence Osborne, Marshall Reed, Elizabeth Stubbs, Mildred Whitacre, Katherine Williams. Class of 1925 : Howard Barnett, Myrtle Corwin, Miriam James, Wilma Corwin, -Carrie Corwin, Geneva Anderson, Julia Howard, Alice Heery, Chester Heery, Edra Thompson, Robert Lewis, George Slade, Naomi Achterman, Helen Craig, Lewis Brown, Francis Carroll, Norbert Duckworth, Ralph Weingartner, Randall Lilley, Marian Smith, Robert Fossett. Class of 1926: Ava Corum, Ethel Corum, Margaret Kunker, Dorothy Dare, Gladys Elliott, Howard Whitacre, Estel Leonard, Duke Metcalfe, Harold Brant, Viola Lehr, Erma Slade, Melva Cook, Neil Shawhan, Ruth Wardlow, Irma VVhitacre, Robert Walthall, Ethel Osborne, Eva Slack, Susie Coffey, Mildred Stayton, Jessie Taulbee, Elbert Achterman, Ralph Poppe, Emverson Harper. Class of 1927: Betty Roper, Ester Dunham, Margaret May Whitacre, Eilie Taulf bee, Alma Kelly, Callie Corwin, John Simpson, Marquis Brown, Albert Kunker, Beuf lah Shuff, Marie Heery, John Kelly, John Thorpe, Kinsey Hofer. Class of 1928: Thelma Saunders, Miriam McKenzie, Frances Hoke, Virginia Brown, Dorothy Holland, George Harper, Mabel Clark, Arlo Doughman, Orval Ayers, Roger Wetz, William Herbert, Lester Starkey, Mary Foley, Karl Kinner. same CALENDAR September 4--Freshmen few Sophomores many Juniors twenty Seniors twenty minus two. 5' -Changes were few In our daily schedule. 10-Seniors desks along west wall Were taken away for fear they might fall. 17-Today was the day to organize, Each class we had to recognize Our sponsors we chose From the start to the close. 21-This was the day we were not there For we were dismissed to go to the fair. 24-On the 24th of September Heriffjones displayed his rings, Seniors, don't you rememxber? October 1-On this day sweaters of green and gold The basket ball boys did carefully unfold. I!-2 2-2 I 22 I E! 1929 2-25 2-ZR 24 X!-ZS J'

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-..-swf-ax 4 TL f an I . NN. A 2: 2, Morrowman Memoirs ,- niggaz.: an X ' 1 -55 f- V '4 T ' :-: February A V p 9-Tonight at Hallie's we went coasting. I 2'2 Did we have fun? 2: l It's true without boasting Up hill we did run.. 2-I 5 11-Out to Gertrude Whitacre's was a Freshmen party l Coasting madeit seem quite larky. X I3-Alberta Parker had a Junior party. g.: Sure it was quite a thrill To go coasting down a hillfside, X And run into a rill. 3 22f23-Never shall we forget ,., Nor have we one thing to regret X That on this date at Lebanon f up Our girls the honor carried home, ,, VAnd our boys not far did roam. 25'-A surprise on Gerald Mengle was planned 1 And when they arrived he had to be fanned. - 2: 26-Heriffjones was here again today :': X This was the Juniors' turn to pay. I N For to them class pins and a ring W Are what he intends to bring. 3: March , 1-Our Basket Ball boys went to the U. C. gym, And downed Goshen with great vim, ,, But along came Manchester for the second fray ' ' And turned our boys on their homeward way. ' N 5-JuniorfSenior banquet plans N ' Are now in different committees' hands. f' 19-The faculty and Seniors were entertained 'a N Out at Hallie Whitacre's sugar camp. lvlerriment and laughter, it is a fact did reign :': The weather! Was it damp? '2 U' I 8f9-And the sunny days of the 8th and 9th N Exams will end the Seniors strife. N 11-Baccalaureate services were attended. I For the Seniors, their school life was ended. :Q X 16-Commencement! is here at last But surely the Seniors will not forget the past. 22 17-Farewell-And as this comes to a close 2-I May God on high fHow well He knowsj Guide the footsteps of our Seniors here, I 5: Of Morrow High School, year after year. 3 ou 2-2 Z2-2 122 I 2-2 I 2-2 I 2-2 1929 2'2 X 2-28 2-2 X 2'2 X2-2 Q