Marengo High School - Review Yearbook (Marengo, OH)

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I ,--L.-. A rvlr T 'T-' ' 'W - A -..N I,I24.Q1mAaEIP0LAALI9.40 -- .S L.-. . L- , I, A A -WH -.L- L ,-L , ,L -A -I-- -4. ---'-PBENIORCEQLASS WILL -. ,.., .K .A- - ,,-,.-HU --AE,-,,-E -,,,,E, U,,.- I E,-THE-SENIORHCEASSSOFI1949, WITH-THE BESTISF LIBERAEHINTENWJONS HEREFY PRE- SENT T0-THE-STHDENTS GFHMAHENGO SOHOGLI--A -- A-IH-SP I -AH, , RALPH BANETS-G!Rh'SHY-86MPtEK TB STERRITT FULLER.T'f-- PP -T -f -I-P U CHARLENE GATTON'S CAPACITY TO MEMORIZE AMERICAN HISTORY TO OLLIE HINES. KENNETH OUMHAM'S NICKNAME OF HCHUEBSN TG CLINTON WIGTON. BETTY JANE PALMERIS PROSREkTS OF BECOMING A JJNE ORIOE TO AGNES FLANNERY CHERYL HROVAy'S PROSPECTSZQE JEINC BETTYFS MAID OF HONOR TO ALICE SMITH. DICK JOHNSON'S TYPING SPEEDCTO GEORGE STRAIT. ALTHEA AsTTEL'S MUSICAL TALENT TO LUCILLE BRONSON. UIRGIL M:LLER'S DIGNITY AND RESERVE TO SOS GREGG. ORUSELLA LOVETTE'S ABILITY TO GET HER MAN T0 OOLLY HOOK. DEAN PHILIP'S SHEEP-RAISING nCRAZEH TO JERRY JOHNSON. MARY FATE MCMILLANIS STUDIOUS NATURE TO MARY ROHISDN. 5 MARY JUNE ROBERTS' APPROVAL ur CLASSMATES T0 PAULINE WILSONA FREDRRJUSHPS-RLNNINGHAND JUMPING ABILITIESTTO CHARLES BLAKE. I LAURAMAE RESERTS EXECUTIVE ABILITY TG RUBY DAVIS. ' VAUGHN WE3T?S HPITCHING ARMW TO FRANK ROBISON, AG FOR MYSELF, I WISH TO EXTEND THE UNQUESTIWNABLE PRIVILEGE OF DRAWING UP THIS IMPORTANT DOCUMENT T0 ANY ONE OF THE BRILLIANT SENIORS OF l94I. BETTY F. SNIDER SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY AS I CLOSED THE DOOR T0 MY DRESS SHOP LATE ONE EVENING THE NEUSEOYSI SHOUTS OF UWEST CAPTURES GANG-READ ALL ABOUT ITN GREETED ME. wEST-NEST? WHO, I THOUGHT AS I BQUGHT A PAPEW. WHYI NEST WAS THE NAME OF ONE OF MY CLASSMATES OACK IN 19401 NPNDER IF IT COOL: SE VAUGHN? , SURE ENOUGHI, THE SUD-HEADLINES READ WPATROLMAN VAUGHN wEST.W WONDER wHAT'S HAPDENED TO THE REST OF THE CLASS, VAUGHN CERTAINLY IS HAVING ONE EXCITING LIFE,N WERE MY THOUGHTS AS I CONTINUED MY HOMEWARD JOURNEY. I SOON REACHEU MY EASY CHAIR AND READ THE STORY IN WHICH VAUGHN HAD THE LEAD' ING PART. WELL, ONE CLASSMATE IS FAMOUS, WHAT AOOUT THE REST? ' I TURNED TO THE SOCIETY SECTION. MY EYES WERE DRAwN TO A PICTURE IN THE MID- DLE OF THE PAGE1 NMR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD SWISHER TO VACATION IN HAWAIIAN MRS. SNISHER wAS DRUSELLA LOVETTE BACK IN '40. THIS IS EXC TING NONDCR IP-YES, H RE IT IS. IN THE HSMALL TOWNN SOCIETY HMRS HORACE MCMULLEN BETTY JANE PALMER TO ME WILL ENTERTAIN THE LADIES AID AT HER HOME NEXT THURSDAY.u MARENGO NEXT. SURE ENOUGH! WMISS CHARLENE GATTON IS SPENDING THE WEEK ENN wITH HER PARENTS.h CHARLENE IS A SECRETARY IN MANSFIELD. ANOTHER SURPRISE! DR. ROUSH SPENT THREE MONTHS IN EUROPE.n SO FRED IS THE OOCYOR IN MARENGO NON! AND NOW TO THE FASHi0N PAGE. I NONDER WHAT I'LL FINDO HERE'S SOMETHING NRICHARD JOHNSON DESIGNED THE FASHIUNS FOR THIS YEARS , BROADWAY MEL0DY.NA ACCORDING TO THIS ARTICLE HE SIDS FAIR T0 OUT-RIVAL ALDRIAN OF HOLLYwOOOI MYIWYA DECK A DESIGNER: wHO WDULZ HAVE GUESSEO? SPRTS PAGE NERT. NMWRROW COUNTY TEAM WINS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPU' I WONDER WHO COACHED THAT TEAM? RALPH OANE! HE ALWAYS DID LIKE ATHLETICS, MUCH TO THE DIS- GUST OF THE GIRLS. HERE'S THE RADIO SECTION. WONDER wHAT THE FUTURE BROADCASTS w!LL DE? OH, ISN'T THIS GREAT? MISS ALTHEA KITTEL wILL JE THE FIRST ROMAN CUNDUCTOR OF THE NEw YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA ANO MAKES HER DEDUT IN THAT RARE CAPACITY AT 3:00 O'CLOCKo I'LL HAVE TO LISTEN IN. I SEE THAT THEY HAVE CHANGED THE DUNHAM HOUR. I WONDER IF THE NAME IS KENNETH? YES, HERE'S AN ARTICLE AOOUT DUNHAM. HOMETOWNI NHRENGO! NONE OTHER THAN KENNETH DUNHAM, IMAGINE LISTENING T0 HIM FOR THREE YEARS AND NOT REO' OGNIZING THE DUNHAM LISP. HE IS CLASSEO AS THE MOST URILLIANT AND WITTY RADIO COMED- IAN THIS YEAR: HE CERTAINLY NAS THE SPICE OF OUR CLASS BACK IN '40, HERE-S SOME- THING INTERESTING. NMILLER CUMPLETES TELEVISION INVENTION.n VIRGIL IS QUITE AN INVENTOR. THIS IG ABOUT TEN IMPROVEMENTS IN THE TELEVISION, RADIO AND THE WIRELESS ' GROUP THAT HE HAS BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR- HM-M THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMN. wHAT TG WE HAVE HERE ANOTHER CLASSMATET so IT IS. HMISS MCMILLAN TO CONDUCT DEMONSTRAT'7Nqu MARY PAYE IT SEEMS IS WELL KNOWN IN THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTS QUITE A SUCCESSFUL DEMONSTRATION AGENT. SOMETHING ELSE TOO, HMISS CHERYL BROKAW IS FAST CLIMBING THE LADDER TO SUCCESS wITH HER METHOD DF GRADE SCHOPL INSTRUCTION.n WE ALL KNEW CHERYL WOULF WIN FAME IN THE EDUCATION LINE. WHAT IS THIS? A NEw COMUMN? ANO MARY JUNE RWFERTS IS WRITING IT. IT IS INTERESTING, MORE POWER TU YUU MARY JUNE, POLITICS ARE EXCITING! WHAT AN EFFICIENT LOOKING CURPS HF NURSES THIS PICTURE MAKES! WHO ARE THEY? WHY UF ALL THINGS, FETTY SNIDER IS Now A NURSE! SOMEONE IS WINNING FAME AT THE PRESENT WORLO FARMER'S'FAlR AT COLUMOUS. HDEAN PHILLIPS OF THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT, HAS OEVELOPED A NOW wORLD FAMOUS WREED OF SHEEP JN HIS FARM 'PHILLIPS SUUTHHILLS' NEAR MARENG0.N DEAN ALWAYS WAS AN AGRICULTURIST OF NO MEAN ACILITY. STRANGE THINGS OO HAPPEN! IMAGINE FINDING THAT EACH ONE OF THE CLASS OF I940 HAS ENDUGH FAME TO HAVE HIS NAME IN THE EVENING PAPERS! I'LL BUY I5 MORE COPIES TO SEND TC EACH CLASSMATE IN I940. I'LL DRAW A CIRCLE AROUND EACH NAME SO THAT THEY WILL SE SURE T0 NOTICE THE STRANGE HAPPENINC. ALSO I'LL ORAw A CIRCLE AROUNG THIS SENTENCE IN THE UWHERE T0 EUYH COLUMN HYOU'LL FIND THE NEWEST AND LATEST PARIS CREATIONS AT LAURAMAE'S SHOP D'PAREE.N so YOU SEE WE ALL HAVE OUR OWN NICHE IN MARENGO'S NEws OF FAME' ' LAURAMAE EDER N i ?.-A i

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YF7? +' ' WIT -- - ll-vfiPi'A .ip 7 ' U .A , ,...l2iS.2L3SNQS'lAE L2i2.. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY ON MAY 19, 919g WE EECAME THE PRESENT JUNIOR CLASS or MARENGO HIGH SCHOOL, HE NUMBERED TWENT HBE . AT THE ROUNDUP IN SEPTEMBER WE NUMBERED TVENTY-FIVE HEAD5 EMERSON COOK HAS BEEN LOST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN, AND LERDY FISHER, ARTHUR KENNEY, MARG- ARET HEIMLIIH HAVE CREPT UNDER THE FENCE DURING THE SUMMER. ggcxggw FROM THE FIRST'THAT WE WERE GOOD AND OUR CLASS RECORD PROVES IT. l OUR FITST ACTIV.TIES WAS TO ORGANIZE I PRESIDENTL, A E. - .V ,,,' - 1f,If-,u- 4 W- Y OUR CLASS WITH. MADELINE HOUPT VICE PRESIDENT 'n 4+m A vf.16+' :+T.+- CLINTON VIGTON SECRETARY AND TRESURE . A ' AALENE-SCHOCKLEY , , STUDENT COUNCILTE ' 1 A --f 11' ff'ARTHUR KENNEY AND MARY JUNE ROBERTS News REPORTER ' mf'- H -T -Y 'YT f EV-EVELYN FULLER CLASS ADV1SERST f-' E 'MISS STEVENS AND MR: HIFPENSTEEL WE HAVE LIVED UP TO OUR NAME HJOLLY JUNIORS,u BY HAVING A THEATER PARTY AT MT. GILEAD, A WEINER ROAST AT EVELYN EULLERIS FARM, AND A CHRISTMAS GIFT EXCHANGE. THE GREAT EVENT WAS THE JUNIOR'SENIOR BANQUETO UE CONTRIBUTED NUNE PLAYERS T0 DASKERBALLI STERRITT FULLER, ARTHUR KENNEYg JAMES MARSHALL, SIERLING PRATT, JONN RDBISUN, ALRERT NHEELER. LEROY FISHER, EUGENE BANE, ANO CLINTON HIGTON. CLINTON MF THE HIGHEST UMSER or POINTS ON THE TEANL YEAR 2:gMgf OUR CLASS, ELAI'E KITTEL AND M RIEL WEBER, WERE EXEMPTED FROM ALL THE MID' I EARLY IN PECEMBER UNE OF OUR MEMBERS.'MARYfJUNE ROBERTS,nFOUND'IHAT BYATAKING EXTRA SUBJUCTS SHE COULD GRADUATE. SHE WITHOREW TO JOIN THE SENIOR CLASSON LAWRENCE LLOYD RETURNED TO US ABOUT'THE SAME TIME. V ,. FOLLOWING THE EXPMPLE SET BY THE JUNIOR CLASS or I939, THIS YEARS SENIoRs, HE I ARE LEAVING A CLASS MEMQRIAL TO oUR ALMA MATER. wc THINK IT IS A NICE CUSTOM, AND HOPE THAT THE JUNIOR CLASSES FOLLOWING US WILL DO THE SAME. 1 ' I' ' . MURIEL WEBER FIRST ROW! RENICE LANSING, BOB GREGG, HELEN PROPDT, RICHARD WILSON. - SECOND ROW! ALICE HUBBELL, VALTERS, GEORGE STRAIT, MARIANNA THIRD ROW: MARY WODR, EDNA BROKAW, NOEL YOUNG. O SOPHOMORE PICTURES MARY JOANNE STRAHN, JARVIS MILLIKAN, VIRGINIA BAKER, FISHER, IRENE CHERRINGTON, HOMER ROGERS, PAULINE EARL VEST, OLLIE HINES, HOWARD FISSELL, GERTRUDE MCCOMSS, ALEX FULLER, ALICE SMITH, JUNIOR OLMSTED. MILLER, AGNES FLANNERY, DOLLY BELLE HOOK, REBA JUNIOR PICTURES ' FIRST ROWS MARTHA CARSNER, VAUGHN OUDLEY, LUCILLE LESTER, EUGENE BANE ELAINE KITTEL, STERRITT FULLER, MADELINE HOUPT, STERLING PRATT, VIRGINIA HIGTUNUELAUDE COX- I SECOND Row: VIRGINIA RICH, JAMES MARSHALL, GRACE STECK, MARGARET HEIMLICH, CLINTON WIGTON, OALENE SHOCKLEY. THIRD Row! LERDY FIS ER, MURIEL WEBER, ARTHUR KENNEY, JACK SNIDER, EVELYN A SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, COMPOSED OF SIXTEEN GIRLS AND ELEVEN BOYS, ELECTED AT THE FIRST OF THE YEAR THE FOLLOWING CLASS OFFICERS! ALEX FULLER, PRESIDENT? NOEL YOUNG - VICE PRESIDEN ' ARL WEST, SECRETARY: AGNES FLANNERV, TREASURERQ AND MARIANA MCCOMBS ' VULLER, JOHN RODISONQ I . , T, E AND MARY JOANNE STRAWN THE VMARENG ECHOV WAS UNDER IN'CHIEFo' 4 FROM TIME TO TIME MARY WOOD, OOLLY HOOK, M AS STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS, OUR SPONSORSHIP, WITH EDNA MARIE MILLER AS OUR EDITOR- DURING THE YEAR WE WERE JOINED BY NEW PUPILS. THEY HAVE BEEN RICHARD FISHER, AND ROBERT GREGG. MARY JOANNE STRAWN FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY ' ' WE STARTED THIS DUR FIRST YEAR WN HIGH SCHOOL, wITH as PUPILS. DALE TATMAN MOVED AwAv AND NO NEw PUPILS HAVE ENTERED oUR cLAsS THIS YEAR. AT THE FIRST or THE YEAR HE ELECTED THE FOLLOWING CLASS OFFICERS! PRESIDENT, PRESIDENT, PAUL DUDLEYS SECRETARY, RUBY DAVIS: TREASURER, COUNCIL MEMBERS, MARGARET PALMER HARRIET MCMILLAN. WE HAD A WEINER ROAST AT PAUL DUDLEYIS IN SEPTEMBER. MARGARET FLANNERY: VICE GENEVA ROBERTSQ STUDENT AND KENNETH BAKER! AND FRESHMAN EDITOR OF THE NECHO,n OUR NEXT PARTY WAS A HALLO- WEIEN PARTY WHICH wAS HELD IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, PRIZES WERE GIVEN FOR THE REST COSTUMES, GAMES WERE PLAYED, AND REFRESHMENTS WERE SERVED. PLANS WERE MADE FOR I A SLIDING PARTY BUT MOTHER NATURE REMOVED HER SNOW BLANKET BEFORE THEY WERE CARRIED OUT. HARRIET MCMILLAN REPRESENTED OUR CLASS AT THE COUNTY SPELLING CONTEST HELD AT MT. GILEAD ON APRIL IZ. PAULINE SINGENSTREW WAS ALTERNATE. I THE CAST or CHARACTERS FOR OUR ONE'ACT PLAY, Nor ALL THINGS,n Is: I- - ,.,.,.---ir' ' . ' -. -I.. ' EVAN SHUMAKER-H--KENNETH BAKER AMY SHUMAKER'3 EILEEN WEAVER ' HOPE SHUMAKER 'T'MARGARET PALMER JASON SHUMAKER- PAUL DUDLEY VIVIAN HAMPTON -'GENEVIEVE VAN SICKLE KASPER FOR-.....-SAM MARSHALL GLEN WINSTON-'-'-CHARLES BLAKE NORA ARRIET MCMILLAN .NIS YEAR IAS BEEN AN EVENTFUL YEAR FOR US ALL AND WE ARE LOOKKNG FORWARD TO NEXT ,EAR WHEN WE WILL OE ONE STEP FARTHER UP THE LADDER, HARRIS! McMtLLAN -7 , V T,- Q ' ,