Marengo High School - Review Yearbook (Marengo, OH)

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I , I D I I9.4o MARENOON-IAN IQ40 I I W I ,I , I Q FOURTH RQW: cCON'T BILLY WATSON ARTHUR WALTER5, SUE KNODERER, CARROLL HUBPELL, JACK KANARLE, HERBERT C LE, CHARLES PROPST, RUBY MILES. rlrTH RON: ALVIN HUDDELL, ANNA RUTH OSQORN, LELAND POWELLO FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES SCHOOL OPENED IN SEPTEMBER WITH THE TOTAL ENROLLMENT OF FORTY PUPILS. ONE NEw PUPIL ENTERED DUT LEFT AGAIN AND ROSETTA JACKSON ALSO MOVED. HE WON THE ATTENDANCE BANNER IN FEBRUARY. THE MEMDERS Or OUR CLASS WHO ARE ON THE HONOR ROLL ARE! HAYNE DUDLEY, CHARLES HOGLE3 ROSE MOWERY, MARY PUTTICK, DAVID LLOYD, FOREST SKINNER, HELEN VCOD, JIMMY STOUT, TONNY FLANNERYp AND LUCILLE WEAVER. WE HAD A PART IN THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM WHICH VAS GIVEN DY THE ENTIRE SCHOOL. AT CHRISTMAS TIME WE EXCHANGED GIFTS AND HAD A VALENTINE EXCHANGE ON VALENTINES DAY. THERE ARE A LARGE NUMBER OF OUR CLASS wHO PLAY AN INSTRUMENT. BDDOY S UGERTg JIMMY STOUT LEONARD CARSNER, TJELMA LITTLE, JEAN ULMSTED, BILLY WCLFORD, AND WAYNE DUDLEY PLAY THE SAXETTE. FORREST SKINNER, HELEN HOOD, BUDDY SHUGERTy DAVID LLOYD, BARBARA ORSUORN THELMA LITTLE RUTH FEMUERTON, MARY PUTTICK, AND MARGARET STECK ARE TAKING PIANO LESSONS. MARILYN STOUT AND HARRY REED PLAY SONG FLUTES. GLEN DUCLEY, STANLEY SNYCER,CHARLES HOGLEg LUCILLE WEAVER ARE IN JUNIOR ORCHESTRA. HE HAVE BEEN DECORATING OUR ROOM EACH MONTH wITH DECORATIUNSWHICH ARE ESPECIALLY , SUITABLE FOR THAT MONTH. WE EACH HAVE A CHANCE TO CO SUR WDITW FOR THE CLASS AS EACH DAY A CERTAIN PUPIL HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF KEEPING THE RGOM IN ORDER, HIS OR HER NAME IS WRITTEN UN THE CALE- NDER SO THERE IS NO MISTAKING VHO HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THAT DAY. TFUIIEM AND FIFTH GRADES FIRST Row: MRS. PORTER, WAYNE DUDLEY, DOROTHY FISHER, BILLY VOLFORD, ILEANOR HOUS- MAN, ROBERT SHUGERY, BARBARA ORSBORN, HARRY REED, DONNA JEAN DAY JESSE MOWERYE SECOND RON! BERNA BRONSON MARY PUTTICK LA DONNA LESTER, XLENE GIIDS, OILLY PUTTICK, MARILYN STOUT, CHARLES HOGLE R655 MARIE MOWEaY DAVID LLOYD. RUTH ggAg2RRg:: RACHEL HORNE, RAYMOND RUSSEL, JEAN OLMSTEC, THELMA LITTLE, MARGARET STECK, Q , FOURTH Row: MISS THOMAS IFRANK WALTERS, EVELYN HARRIS, GLEN DUDLEYA JAMIE HOUSE, LUCILE WEAVER, ROBERT SHOAY gTANLEY SNYDER HELEN VOOD, GERALD DAVIS. FIFTH Rowz EUGENE STETEN FORREST SKINNER, CLAUDE VHEELER, EDDIE RUSSEL, TOMMY SLSSNERY, LEONARD C RSNER, MATTLDA MOORE, BERNARD FLANNERY, ALBERT CANTLEDERRY, JIMMY 0 SIXTH Row: CLARENCE COLE TOMMY GRIFFITH, TOMMY MYSER, JAMES MYSER, ROSABELLE IENT, CHARLES SAGAR, CLYDE cOLE,HARoLD DAVIS, MILTON SHOCKLEY, JOHN CUDOAGE. ADIENTS GERALD BARNETTE, EARL BARNETTE. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE PICTURES TOP RON! LEFT T0 RIGHT! LEROY RANDOLPH, DOLORES CURREN, JIMMY JOHNSON, THELMA PROPST HOWARD MOHERY, BETTY SIPE, DEXTER HARRIS, MARJORIE MASON, RICHARD PALMER, MAXINE FISHER. SECOND Row: OTTO PRATT, MAXINE HILTON, JACK MILLER, EDNARD KOEDEL, IRENE LITTLE, MARY LOUR SHUGERTR DONALD FFANKS GENEVA FRANKS. BOTTOM RONI ERNEST wIGTDN,LOIS UWTSON, RALPH ESTY, CLARICE WALTERS, VIRGINIA SRONSON, MARY FISHER. ABSENES JAMES, DONALD, JOHN HOUSMAN, BILLY SINGENSTREN, GARFIELD KEEN, EUGENE KNODERER, HHAS. HAUSVELD, MARY RDBSON, RUTH TAYLORQ T VSFTH AND SIXTH GRADES SCHOOL OPENED IN SEPTEMBER WITH AN ENROLLMENT OF PORTYHTHREE. THIS MADE THE ROOM SO cROwDEO THAT TWO Or THE PUPILS WERE SENT OVER TO MRS. PORTERQS ROOM, DURING THE YEAR wt HAVE LOST FOUR PUPILS, LUTHER RHINEBOLT, ALBERT CANTLEBARY, JIMMY JOHNSON, HELEN JACKSON, AND GAINED FOUR, RUTH TAYLOR, MARY ROBSON, CHARLES SOGAR AND MARY FISHER. WE HAVE THREE MEMBERS ON THE HONOR ROLL' THEY ARE JO N CUBBAGE, THELMA PROPST AND MARY L U SUGART. UE HAD A PART IN THE PAGEANT GIVEN AT THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AND MARY LOU SUGERT RECITED UTHE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMASW TO ACCWMPANY SLIDES ILLUSTRATING SCENES OF THE POEM. AT CHRISTMAS TIME WE EXCHANGED GIFTS AND ON VALENTINE DAY WE ExCHANGED VALENTINES. Two MEMBERS OF OUR CLASS ARE IN THE JUNIOR BAND AND THREE MEMBERS PLAY SAIETTESQ WE HAVE BEEN STRIVING IN OUR ART TO MAKE OUR ROOM THE MOST OUTSTANDING BY THE DEG' DRATIONS NHICH WE HAVE PUT UP FROM TIME TO TIME. VE HAD CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS, ANC DEC' ORATIONS TO CCMMEMORATE WASHlNGTON'S AND LINCOLNIS BIRTHDAYS AND SPRING. IRENE LITTLE AND GENEVA FRANKS HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF WATERING THE FLGWERS AND DUSTING EVERY MORNING, LEROY RANDOLPH AND RICHARD PALMER CLEAN THE DLACKDOARDS AND EACH PUPIL KEEPS THE FLOOR AROUND HIS FESK CLEAN HND PULLS UP THE SEAT OF HIS DESK TO MAKE SUEEPING EASIER FOR MR. GALE. Uiltli. MOTTOES MOTTOES REMEMBER SOME OF THE MOTTUES ON THE BULLETIN BOARD THIS LAST YEAR? A HERO IS NO URAVER THAN ORDINARY MAN - DUT HE IS DRAVE FIVE MINUTES LONGERQEMERSON SO LITTLE DONE, SO MUCH T0 DO. - CECIL RHODES BE YOURSELFR I HILL FIND A WAY Q.. OR MAKE ONE. HANNIUAL HOPE AND PRAY - AND HUSTLE ALWAYSO I HAD N0 SHOES AND COMPLAINED - UNTIL I MET A MAN wHO HAD NO FEET. - ARABXAN PROVERD

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