Mineral Ridge High School - Ridge Yearbook (Mineral Ridge, OH)

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l 1 ' I If 1928 THE RIDGE MIRROR mzsjll ... n Twenly MARY E. DALEY USM. Beau1y strikes lhe hearl, Meri! wins lhe soul. Manager of Girls Basketball lg Girls Glee Club I: Orchestra 1-2: Class President 33 Literary President 3: Operetta 3-43 Ass't Editor of Annual Stall: Debate 45 Chairman of Color Committee 4. ARM IA LEFFINGWELL Shorty I wonder what I 'll be when I grow up Class Play 3 OLIVE MAE IIEETER Heck She is a quiel miss when she is lwl laughing. Girl's Glee Club 13 Basketball l-2-3-43 Baseball 23 Track 33 Volleyball 1-2 3 Sec'y 8: Treas. of Literary 35 Business Manager of Annual Stall: Class Play GLADYS J. PHILLIPS Phil Be silenl and safe. Silence never belrays you. Girl's Glee Club lg Operetta 3g Color Committee 4. Latin Club

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1928 THE RIDGE MIRROR - - basil MARION ALICE LYN N Tom .-ltwayx doing- not pretending. Girl's Clue Club lg Class Play l-3: Basketball l-2-3: Baseball l-23 Volleyball I-2: Class President 2: Vice President 33 President of Literary 3: Operetta 2-3-4-1 Motto Committee lg Student Counvil 45 Debate 43 Editor in Chief 0fAnnuul Stall. ESTl l ER M. M ATTI IEWS P9ggie' ' lien tus is ever modest. Glee Club lg Operella 3: Color C0lllIl1lllf06 43 Annual Stall: Latin Club. CLAIRE LUCILE SIMPSON Dutch Other girls have cut their hair but not so with our dear Claire. Girl's Glce Club lg Orchestra 2-3-4. LOU RENE E. LARAMEY Lourennie Of manners gentle, of affection mild. Girl's Glee Club lg Class Play 3g Annual Staffg Latin Club. ' Nineteen

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l-928 THF RIDGF MIRROR 113251 1 s f 4 l CLASS POEM Our high school duties are almost done And we recall the hours of Work and fun Yet we pause, and linger here For 'tis sad to part with comrades dear. With saddened hearts we recall The good old days of early fall. When we returned to old familiar scenes, The hours were minutes then, it seems. We hail commencement, but with a thrill of sadness For parting dulls our joy and gladness. And September no more will mark our returning To books and teachers, to get our learning. New paths are before us, and unfamiliar ways. New Lessons and new problems will fill our days But classmates let us pause, before we say goodbye And shout aloud our praises, for Mineral Ridge Hi. Time can never destroy the memory of each year That we have spent in work and pleasure here. What our futures will be, no one can tell. Teachers and comrades, we bid you, Farewell. Bern ice Williams Twenly-one