Marengo High School - Review Yearbook (Marengo, OH)

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I . L I940LMARENG0NIAQmlQ40 ,ln ,md , M- I-,, I - EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY IN SEPTEMBER, I939, TNNETY-SEVEN BASHFUL DOYS AND GIRLS ENTERED THE SCHOOL. A FEV HAVE LEFT THE CLASS WHILE OTHERS HAVE JOINED IT, AND THERE HON REMAINS AN ENROLLMENT OF 2g5NTY-FOUR WHO, WE HOPE, WILL REMAIN LOYAL TO THE SCHOOL UNTIL THEIR NORK HAS BEEN AC- P SHEDO THESE ARE SOME OF THE TRAITS OF OUR CLASS! FLORENCE CARSNER IS NOTED FOR HER FAMOUS CLARINET PLAYING: HELEN CRISSINGER, FOR HER KNOHLEDOE OF SHING MUSIC3 ISADELLE FRANKS, FOR HER LEAP YEAR ROMANCING: EVELYN FISHER WILL DE A VERY GOOD OEAUTY OPERATOR' RECHARD FULLER WILL DE THE FUTURE OwNER OF THE CLOVER FARM STORE: JOE GRIFFITH IS DNVIEO FOR HIS KNOWLEDGE OF MATHEMATICS! FRITz HUDDELL IS THE PROFESSIONAL AVIATORHTD-DE: JERRY JOHNSON IS NOTED FOR HIS GOOD GRADES AND STUD' IOUS MIND: JACK LESTER, FOR HIS GIRLISH ACTIONS! LE ROY MILES WILL BE A FUTURE FARMERS HAZEL MOORE, IS NDTED FOR CATCHING GO0D'LOOKING DOY FRIENDS? HAROLD OLMSTEAD IS THE FUTURE LEADER OF ALEXANDERIS RAGTIIB BAND! RDSEZELLA POWELL WILL DE THE FUTURE WIFE OF HER JUNIOR DOY FRIEND! PAUL ROwLEN w NTS TO BE A REAL'ESTATE AGENT: VILFGRD SHERHOOD IS NOTED FOR HIS FAMOUS JOE E. BROHN FACE! RUTH STEVENS IS THE DEST STORY WRITER IN THE CLAS CLASS2 HARLOD VAN SICKLE IS LOOKED DOWN UPON OECAUSE OF HIS SHORTNESS: BILLY WILLIAMS SURE HAS A wAY WITH FRANCES HOOD: FRANCES HOOD NISHES TO GE A COWBOYIS SWEETHEARTI KENNETH YOUNG FOR HIS MISCHIEF MAKING: RALPH STECK FOR HIS DASHFULNESSI GwEN LLOYD WANTS T0 DE A SOPHISTICATED LADY FROM THE CITY! EDITH RICH IS JUST WHAT SHE IS. THE EIGHTH GRADE PROOAOLY MADE MORE TROUDLE THAN ANY OTHER CLASS VE ARE EXPERTS AT MISCHIEF MAKING, IT IS HARD TO FIND ADJECTIVES ENOUGH TO DESCRIDE US ALL. SOME ARE INN TELLIGENT, QUICK AND ANXIOUS TO LEARN, WHILE OTHERS IRE SLOW, SLEEPY AND EVEN LAZY. THERE ARE A FEV WHO SEEM TC BE ALWAYS LAUGHING. ALL CN ALL ws HAVE ONE OF THE FINEST CLASSES IN THE SCHOOL, AND ONE IN WHICH ANYONE MIGHT BE PROUD TO DE ENROLLED AS A ME BETTY LOU STRAIT SEVENTH, GRADE PICTURES FIRST ROW! MISS MYRES. PAULINE MASON, JAMES PUTTICK, JANET FISSELL, JOSEPH HEDER RUTH ALDRIGHTI TEDDY KITTEL, JGUNITA SHOCKLY, EARL MCCOMOS, ARJORIE VOODM SECOND ROW! PAULINE RATHDURN. JANES KANADLE, BETTY LOU STRAWN, RAYMOND PURCELL, , SARAH KOEOEL IRVIN SMITH, DOROTHY BRONSOND , ORVILLE VATSON, MAXINE ROUSHE EUGENE FRANKS, LOUISE GRIFFITH, RICHARD HOOD, HUGH SANFORD, JOHN MOOR , DELDERT SNYDER, KENNETH ALDRIGHT. EIGHTH GRADE PICTURES MISS MYRES, RUTH STEVENS, LEROY MILES, BETTY LOU STRAITg VILLIAM RICH, KENNETH YOUNG, ROZELLA POVELL. JEAN JO NSON, JOSEPH GRIFFITH. SECOND ROWS FRANCES WOOD, JACK LESTER, ISAUELLE FRANKS, WILFORD SHERNOOD, MARY LOUISE KIDDER, JERROLD JOHNSON, HAZEL MOORE, PAUL ROWLEN. 1 THIRD ROW! RICHARD FULLER, EVELYN FISHER, RALPH STECK, HAR LD OLMSTED, HELEN CRISSINGER, MYRON HUDBELLO MERLIN MARSHALL THIRD ROW! MOHERT, CHARLES FIRST ROWS WILLIAMS, EDITH FRESHWAN CLASS PICTURES FIRST ROV: MR. MCMEEKEN, GENEVA RODERTS, PAUL DUDLEY, EILEEN WEAVER' JOHN wHALz VERMA SHOCKLEY, CHARLES BLAKE, GENEYIEYR vkusfxkfo -. .., . - -A -, SECOND Row: MARILYN SIPE, MARY E. ROOISDN, OY DAVIS. RUTH CANT, ORLAND VAN SICKLE HARRIET MCMILLAN LUCILLE BRONSON, CHARLES VALTERS. MARIE GIODS, ERMA WINDSOR, ALMA DAVIS MARGARET FALMER. THIRD ROW! DALE TATMAN, FAULINE SINQENSTREW, ,SAM MARSHALL, VAYEELNA VEST. SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY SOON AFTER SCHOOL OPENED wE HAD A CLASS PARTY, WE ROASTED VEINERS AND PLAYED GAMES. LATER IN THE YEAR MARJORIE HOOD FROM ASHLEY AND EDWARD ROBSON FORM RICHNOOD ENTERED,0UR CLASS. OUR CLASS TOOK PART IN THE SCHOOL CARNIVAL WHICH WETHINK wAS A GREAT SUCCESS. THE EPICEMIC OF MUMPS CAUSED MANY or OUR PUPILS TO DE ABSENT, SOME OF OUR BOYS PLAYED I INSTRUMENTS IN THE BAND AND ORCHESTRA. THEY ARE DOING WELL. THE GIRLS HAD DME EO- I MOMICS THIS YEAR. WE MADE APRONS AND HAVE COOKED SOME. THE BOYS HAD MANUEL TRAINING AND H1 HAVE MADE SGME THINGS FOR THE HOME. I THINK WE ALL LIKED THIS YEAR AND NOW ARE LOOKING FORWARD T0 THE EIGHTH GRADE. PAULINE RATHBURN liilliiiiillii UOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE AS THIS NGOES TO PRESSN WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED WORD THAT THE PROPOSED NTWINW VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT OPERATING JOINTLY IN THE MARENGD AND THE SPARTA SCHOOLS IS A CERTAINTYC THIS IS ANOTHER STEP FORWARD ON THE PART OF THE TWO OOARDS OF EDUCATION INVOLVED TO GIVE OUR BOYS AND GIRLS THE FINEST OPPORTUNITIES IN THEIR POWER. THOSE BOYS WHO ARE PLANNING TO MAKE FARMIMG THEIR LIFE WORK CAN DEGIN RIGHT Now TO MEET THE PROBLEMS OF THE FARM wITH EXPERT GUIDANCE, AND T0 BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH WHAT IS NEW IN AGRICULTURE. I THE AGRICULTURE TEACHER WILL ORGANIZE ALSO RECENT GRADUATES, YOUNG ADULTE aSgTOhgER ADULT FARMERS IN GROUPS TO STUDY THE COMMON PROBLEMS A MODERN FARMS I THIS IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR US ALL. LET US RISE TO MEET IT IN A DIG WAY, COOPERATE FULLY, AND wE ALL SHALL PROFIT IN MANY WAYS,