Middlebranch High School - Memoir Yearbook (Middlebranch, OH)

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• TixkPi JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Fourth Row — Roy Dickerhoof Angelo Venditti. Don DeMarsh, Edward Shorb. Clarence Oliver, James Royer, Donald Beggs, Wayne Stroublc, Olen Barkey. Third Row — Leora Schmucker, Marveine Royer, Dorothy Ruch, lone Barley, Ruth Ladley, Dorothy Walton, Joyce Feller, Mildred Moser, Florence Kemp. Second Row — Mr. Boyle, Leona Eddleman, Mary Ellen Parks, Beverly Grj.ber, Ruth Ann Ball, Marge Feller, Imogene Booth, Louise Figlola, Phyllis Boli, Miss McMillan. First Row — Beulah Mohler, Vivian Girard, Elmer Girome, Frank Cirone, MaxLne Zerbe. Charles Rickert, Junior Miller, Lillian Metzger. Vivian Bah-. Absent — Joe Angione, Don Burfield. fju+uasi AdUutieA The class officers are as follows: President, Frank Cirone; Vice Presi- dent, Elmer Girome; Secretary, Charles Rickert, and Candy Chairman, Joe Angione. The student council members are Joyce Feller and Ruth Ladley. The selling of candy provided the money for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior-Senior Prom was held May 20. The Juniors also had a class party on Feb. 12. The Junif rs did their part in extra curricular activities.

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MEDAL STUDENTS HHHHHjHHHHHj Seniors Loretta Capuano 3.9 Mary Grant 3.8 Marilyn Rubright — 3.8 Beverly Garrott 3.7 Esther Rice 3.7 Pauline Gottshall ... 3.5 Juniors Ruth Ann Ball „ - 4.0 Joyce Feller - 3.9 Ruth Ladley 3.5 Sophomores Eileen Judy 3.9 Wayne Spangler 3.6 Ernest Shocksnider 3.6 Freshmen Barbara New 3.7 Robert Johnson 3.7 Ruth Dyer 3.6 Robert Cameron „ 3.5 FACULTY AWARD The Faculty Award for General Excellence for the year 1944 is awarded to Loretta Capuano. It is designed to bring recogniation to the outstanding member of the senior class. To determine who should receive this award, the faculty considers the complete records of the students and the re- sults of the student poll. The winner of this award possesses a marked degree of leadership, citizenship, and scholarship. He is neat in personal appearance, he cooperates with others, he is loyal, he is courteous, and he has initiative. Loretta Capuano has been awarded the Faculty Medal for 1944, and therefor holds the highest honor in this year ' s class,

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SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Fourth Row — Joe Wasik, Billye Blunk, Bill Wierick, Jack Poorman, Roy Richards, Ernest Schocksnider, Wayne Spangler, David Gourley, Edgar Johnson, Clyde Fausnaucht, Merle Blythe, George Manoff, Paul Dicker- hoof, Robert Stockburger. Third Row — Donald Wearstler, Viola McCarty, Virginia Bender, Barbara Crawl, Eileen Judy, Doris Dysle, Irene Smith, Lillian Lewis, Wilda Cro- nin, Alice Oberlin, John Hill, Howard Moser, Dick Menicos, Richard Mareno, Bob Marshal. Second Row — Roger Summer, Kenny Taylor, Bert Shaeffer, Don Plastow, Irene Puskas, Mary Gerome, Lois Hein, Helen Boydelatour, Jean Ruch, Jane Young, Eileen Chamberlain, Jean Hunter, Bob Boydelatour, Ro- bert Humbert, Jack Danner. First Row — Miss Hurst, Bob Bentz, Connie Phillips, Martha Grove, Mae Conrad, Ellen Mason, Martha Woods, Bill DeMarsh, Harry Byington, Elson Sommers, Lena Venditti, Betty Jervis, Mary Archer, David Stock- burger, Miss Hawes. Absent — Paul Werner, Fred Parcher, Richard Royer. £ pJut4ttote ActiuiL l The Class Officers are as follows: President — Bill DeMarsh; Vice-Presi- dent — Martha Woods; Secretary — Harry Byington; Treasurer — Ellen Mason; Chapel Representative — Alice Oberlin. The Student Council members are Harry Byington and Alice Oberlin. In the first semester of this year the sophomores initiated the freshmen October 1. That same evening they gave them a party with refreshments and games. Everyone including the poor freshmen had fun. During the second semester the sophomores had a party, April 14.