Marysville High School - Key Yearbook (Marysville, OH)

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GERALD NICOL He is the ladies' man And saves his Nicols when he can. IOHN OCKULY He is blonde And of girls he is fond. RUSSELL PARROTT He may be short but he's a good sport. MAIEAN RANDALL Majean is a knitting girl, It's a shame she can't knit herself a curl. IOI-IN LOUIS RAUSCH I-Ie took her to the Presicle11t's Ball And he also talks to her in study hall. DOROTHY RUBLE Her ways are nice If you want advice. CLIFFORD RUSS His hair is black with curls Which catches many girls. DORIS SCI-IEIDERER She's very neat and also sweet. MONA SHERBURNE A new comer to our school. Never breaks the Golden Rule. MARY SMALLMAN In Milford she is often seen With a boy tall and lean. DICK SMITH Dick likes his basketball But with Boyd he's riding for a fall. IANICE THORPE A scout pin she wears: That shows that someone cares. FRANCES TRAYNOR Frances with her lovely long tresses Wins many boys' caresses. HELEN TRITCH Helen goes with a very fine fellow Ancl he goes by the name ofi BUD WARDEN He is a handsome one And with his girl has lots of fun. EDNA WATTS She is very tall and thin And always wears a cheerful grin. WARREN WOODS He's lots of fun And always on the run. ETI-IEL YARRINGTON Meek and mild just like a child.

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TOM FOLEY Tom! Tom! the Foley's son Stole a Henderson and away he run. NED GRAHAM Tall and awkward is he But a good basketball player will be. IACK GRIFFITH An electrician he will make Because he's got just what it takes. IAMES GRIMES Iim isn't bad at allg He will make some girl fall. MARY E. GRIMES With a trombone player She makes a hit. CHAN HAYES He takes great care Of his blonde hair. MARY E. HENDERSON She looks adorable in pink, And all the boys sit up and think. BILLY HILBERT How much bird seed must you buy Before you can whistle like that guy? LOIS HUFFMAN Huff! Huff! There goes Beryl with that little Huffman girl. LOIS JOHNSON With her short and pretty hair She will get ahead anywhere. CAROLYN ANN KANDEL A little country lass XVho studies in every class. WANDA KEIRNS . The boys always remember that her hair is a sign of temper. PAULINE KENNEDY There is nothing Pauline can't do. Hubert thinks so, too. LUTRELLE LEE Lutrelle goes with a girl named Mable. We hope it won't turn out to be a fable. MALCOLM MACIV OR A doctor he will be Who will make a very nice fee. HUBERT MILLER He plays his Cornet very well And all the girls think hels swell. IUNIOR MOORE He lives on Elwood Avenue, And is he loyal to M. H. Sfs red and blue? FRED NEIBLER A suit he does always wear And his pants are always pressed with care.

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unior clmool Eighth Grade Sth Row Pearl Drumm Bob Reams Harold Brown Frank Simpson Bill Beeney Russell Sewell Ben Hayes Bob Railey lack Kreakbaum Henry Richards Sth Row Catherine Robinson Kathryn Rupprecht Betty Kuntz Bernice Ormeroid Eva Foreman Margaret Schalip Veneza Owen Annabelle Feucht 2nd Row Yula Iackson Betty Coleman Edith Smith Ioan Wolford lune Dailey Ruth Hudson Ruth Palen Betty Vance Ellouise Kandel Ioan Elliot Iuanita Keirns Winifred Thorpe Gladys Holt Helen Tropp Eugene Laird Victor Wuertz Iames Calwell Left to Right Top to Bottom 7th Row Bob Henderson Anne Scott Vivian Mahaffey Anne Rausch june Curl Leona Thompson Margaret Smith Iulia Detwiler 4th Row Doyle Clarridge Leroy Weber George Grif'Hn Edward Zaeharias Luther Allen Harold Kanclel Harold Crothers lst Row Donald Shanks Ruhl Brose Paul Hutchinson Bernard Diehl Iim Stevens George Overley Iames Beightler Clayton Simpson Bob Coder Gerald Bump Charles Wagner Thomas Dutro Albert Weinlein 6th Row Eugene Vollrath Kenneth Miller Walter McCarty Luther Nicol Harold Spurling Harold Rausch Ralph McCarty 3rd Row Audrey Smalley Leona Bell Mary Opphile Ioy Moore Betty Geer Marguerite Kandel Ruth Derr Martha Galloway Ianet Moss