Mount Vernon High School - Forum Yearbook (Mount Vernon, OH)

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T H E F 0 R U M Sonnet of 1934 Are we to lose those simple joys we know Now that our days of high school toil are through? And all those friends, the old ones and the new, Must we now lose them, as to life we go? Must we now forth into the great world go Without the aid of any faithful few Wlio tried to teach us much of what they knew, And with great patience helped our minds to grow? What e'er befalls us, we shall surely keep In memory locked, each thing we loved to hear, And try to reach those clear defined goals Of those who taught us, and their wisdom reap. Oh, though at parting, life oft makes us fear, Through memo1'y's eye these thoughts will guide our souls. Fralleis D2llI'yIYlpl0 Page Forty-Seven

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THE FORUM -lthna Gaines, Bookkeeping-Hazel Spittle, Physics and Chemistry-Nile Sherman, English Literature-Dorothy VVest in Miss Koons' place, Public Speaking-Opal Darnoldg Manual Training-Bernard Smith, Freshman Eng- lish-Vivian Davidson, Home Nursing-Emily Deeleyg Girls Gym-Betty Staats, Sewing-lnza Newell, Mechanical Drawing-Hugh Hookway, Agri- enltnre-Frances Dalrymple, Coach-James Ferguson, and Home Economics --Ruth Nelson. ln addition to the corps-Robert Craig is a janitor and Harry l'ursel had succeeded lfawkshaw. VVe left this building in a hurry when Dick wanted us to speak in Chapel. VVe continued our walk, down Main street, where we found Marjorie Moore and Geniveve Nelson-Beauty Doc- tors, written on a window. NVe looked in the door and saw Iiucille Selby and Frances Sharp treating Katherine Olvey who worked in Grace liy11de's Dress Shop. We stopped at the Bank, where we found Joe Rogers, Agnes Bair, and John t'oe working. As we stepped out of the bank Dr. Robert Lathern and his wife llelen Payne drove by. On Main street we saw Burgoon's Barber Shop, so we walked in. As assistants Burgoon had Don Vernon, Don Suther- land and llarold Tarr. The boss took us to his house for supper but first he called up his wife Rosalie Balo to see if he could. We spent a pleasant eve- ning there, reminiscing. Rosalie told us that Dorothy and Marjorie Wright had gone on the air, broadcasting under the name of Dickens Sisters. Wllell we read the paper, we saw that Robert Alexander was the Editor-in- chief and that Dorothy Butler, Agnes VVatson, and Katherine Hunter were members of the staff. ln the paper, Robert Zink's marriage to Ruby Crunkilton was announced. There was also a notice that Betty Trott and Betty Reeder had established a Kindergarten. We also read that Leo Pilotti and Rosie Perotti had been married. John told ns that Leo was the proprietor of a grocery on South Main street, and that Gayle Parsons worked there. Gale, by the way, married Mary Haas. As we went back to our hotel, we saw Carmen Levering and Gladys lloubler working in the Ohio Fuel Gas office. We were talking to them when VVayne lionzo and Emile Loriaux, employes of the company en- tered. We congratulated Emile on his recent marriage to Kathryn Lepley and ieft. A few days later we were called to the courthouse where we found Thelnia Jennings as secretary in the Auditors office, Eileen Kirkpatrick sec- retary to tl1e Treasurer, and Ruth Stofer secretary to Bob Wissinger the Sur- veyor. Irene Mowery was the court stenographer. Since we were so close to the Third NVard, we went into the building, where we found Ruth Morgan to be the principal, Mary Burger the fifth grade teacher, Agnes Reynolds the third grade teacher, Mary Louise Stephens the second grade teachers, and Nellie Harris the first grade teacher. On our way to Evelyn Porter's res- taurant, we saw Grace Dailey and Mildred Fletcher, Public Health Nurses, who told us that Regna Adams, Virginia Fowler, and Pansy Lober were em- ployed in the office of the Bridge VVorks. After supper, We bought a Colum- bus paper, and in it we read that Beulah Michaux and Margaret Nash were running a dress shop in Columbus H116-l doing good business. We have written this account of all members of the graduating class of 193-L, as foreseen by us. Ben Deeley, Chairman Signed Edgar Terry Lynn Thnma Page Forty-'Six