Mount Cory High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Mount Cory, OH)

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1 J' r' .I r-J S S LJ H M E l ROW l Cleft to rightj--Mrs. D. Dukes, A. Anderson, E. Steiner,V.Kling- ler, M. Kitchen, M. Hector, E. Brecht. ROW 2--J. King, B. Crawfis,B. Flora,J.Klingler, D. Bowersox, B. Bracy, L. Wilkins. ROW 5--E. Young, M. Fronsoe, H. Hamilton, B. Falk, B. Clymer. ABSENT--L. Amstutz, F. Gunther, W. Oberly, D. Watkins, B.Winget, Last September brought a new crop of faces to fill the vacancy left by the present sophomores. As freshmen we have striven to hold high the standards and traditions of Mt. Cory High. Shortly after school started we elected officers and chose Robert Clymer, presidentg and for his assistants Joe King, vice-president, Eleanor Steiner,secretaryg and Jean Ann Klingler,treasurer. Our class sponsor is Mrs. Dukes. From other schools we welcomed three freshmen into our class, namelygBud Fronsoe from West Virginia,Elaine Brecht from Benton Ridge, and Bill Falk from Rawson. This gives us a total of twenty-three. Our class was very fortunate Wilkins, and Bob Clymer, on the football team. showed good workmanship and cooperation. We also basketball reserves: Bud Fronsoe, Joe King, Bob and Bill Falk. Along with the rest of the team good rating. We have done everything we school. Our class is represented mixed chorus, girls' glee club, orchestra. We still have a long road to dignity and superiority of upper proudly and successfully. in having two of our classmates, Lee Both of these boys have five boys on the Clymer, Lee Wilkins, we freshmen have a the activities of the could to back in nearly all the clubs, namely: the 4-H, F.H.A., boys' glee club, and travel before we can claim the classmen but we expect to get there N

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S o o H Q M Q J P3 ...I ROW l Cleft to rightl--Mrs. I. Cramer, sponsor, H. Hartman, K. Balmer, 55 A. Schaller,B. Morrison, D. Wells, J. Wells,E. Miller,D.Fronsoe. ROW 2--P.Stuckey, P. Flora, N. Smith, W. Hamilton,D.Roether, M. Waltz, F. Nusbaum. ROW 3--W. Baker, H. Kempf, I. Marquart, E. Gilbert, L. Lovell,R. Rada- I baugh, J. Bowersox, M. Powell. The fall of l944 brought twenty-two slightly polished under-grad- uates to the sophomore class at Mt. Cory. During the year Elizabeth Cook left for New Hampshire and from W. Virginia came Dorothy Fronsoe. In September a meeting was held to elect class officers. They were as followsg Ivan Marquart, president, Arlene Schaller, vice-pres- identg Paul Stuckey, secretary, and Wilma Hamilton, treasurer. The sophomore class has been very fortunate in having some of our boys as members of the football squad. P. Stuckey, J. Bowersox, E. Gilbert and I. Marquart, are the four who have done the fine work. We have enjoyed many class parties and class meetings. Mrs. Cramer, as sponsor of the class, has helped each one to be a success. A very essential part in our social life was played by the girls who sold potato chips. Now, students and faculty, what would old Mt. Cory school do without those delicious potato chips. And also what would you do without the popcorn we had at our home games? We sophomores are sorry to leave the past behind, but if our next two years are filled with as much happiness as the first two, we shall consider them well worth remembering.

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m C F Q H D E ROW l Cleft to rightl--Mr. Nonnamaker, B. Burkholder, D. Hartman, B. Green, L. Wells, M. Flick, A. Montgomery. ROW 2--J. Warren, H. Von Stein, J. Elzay, D. Welty, M. Marquart, E. Steiner, N. Marquart, D. Jones, R. Koontz. ROW 5--C. Neff, L. Dunson, E. Gossard, P. Breitigan, L. Hursey, R. Peterson, W. Anderson, R. Marquart. ROW l Cleft to rightj--J. Steiner, V. Kempf, J. Schafer, R.Klir.gler, D. Clymer, L. Eracy, S. Wolfram. ROW 2--Mr. Marshall, B. Creeger, S. Radabaugh, A. Dunson, M. White, D. Dukes. ROW 5--N. Steinman, J. Basinger, R. Alspaoh, J. Sites, D. Moyer R. Warren. 1 1 .JJ F' J . I 1 Jr- . D r-J I .