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

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Adams, Anne Alexander, Billy Allison, Dorothy Anderson, Rebecca Ayers, Edwin Bair, Frederick Baldwin, Doris Baldwin, Ralph Banning, K. Rodney Barline, Leon W. Barre, Charles Bastine, Martha Baxter, Jocelyn Beck, Edna Beck, Edman Beckholt, Anna C. Beeman, Gerald Beeman, Mary Elizabeth Bell, Elma Bevington, Delbert Black, Grace Ann Blair, Paul Blake, Robert Blanchard, Margaret Blue, Gerald Bond, Richard IUFS' Class of 1937 Braddock, Olin Breece, Ruth Bricker, Helen L. Bricker, Hilda Bricker, Margaret Brown, Dale Brown, Esther Brunner, Ernest Bryan, Gladys Budd, Nancy Jeanne Byers, Helen L. Callahan, Elizabeth Campbell, Ruth Chancellor, Charles Clarke, Sally Cline, Dana Cochran, Anita Coon, Marguerite Crider, Verna Crider, Willis Dailey, Kenita Darnold, Frances Deem, Frederick Delporte, Julia Dubinsky, Isabel Everhart, Robert Ewalt, Donald Ferris, M. Berenice Fletcher, Mary Louise Foster, Audrey Fowler, John Fox, M. June Gamble, Helen Mae Gandee, Hilda Gatton, Dorothy L. Giansante, Marguerite Glaros, John Graham, Dick Grant, Louis Grossman, Richard Hamer, Glenn Harmon, Donald Harrington, Vivian Hart, Wendell Hayes, Charlotte Henry, Martha Hickman, Lillian Higgins, Marjorie Hiles, Harold Hiles, Mary Ellen Hines, Walter Hoovler, Helen FOVI l 2 ll lit Humbert, Betty Hunter, Iona Hunter, Miriam Hutchison, Harry Jadwin, Ben Jackson, Donald Keigley, Richard Keiser, Richard Kile, Mildred Kirkpatrick, Dwaine Knepper, Almina Koontz, Helen L. Lawrence, Charles Lawrence, Harold Leonard, Owen Lewis, Robert Little, Ruth Lockard, Murray Lohr, Marjorie Lybarger, Emmett Lynde, Richard McAllister, Forrest McCoy, Lowell McDonald, Vivian McKenzie, Betty McVey, Emerson Continued on page 64 Page I9

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lifiw S F 01111777 Class 0 cevfs XVilIiam XVi-st Nancy ,lczmnu liuflil Fred Bair Mary Elizabeth VVhitc I'z'midwll .S'vw'r!ury Vice-Prcsx'dL'ut Trcaxnrcr Learn to Serve Page is A Word From the Sophomofes In September, 1933, when our class entered Mt. Vernon High School, we had great aspirations. Although we have reached some of our goals, we have much to strive for in our remaining years of high school. We are proud of the part the Class of 1937 has taken in school activities. We have participated in athletics, in musical organizations, in the various clubs, and our class members have succeeded on the scholarship teams of 1934 and 1935. Our first class party, which was held this spring, was an enjoyable affair. We are hoping always for higher achievements in the coming school years, so our class will in 1937, have a record of scholarship and extra-curricular attainments of which to be proud. Nancy Jeanne Budd Sophommfes

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a ii' FClTlt'lll Class O cers Ilarry Svvogl-r .lm-:in llzill Robert Stull llc-lon Lymlc I'v'1'sillvnt Vive-I'r'l'xz'f1w1I TI'l'lIJ1ll'L'l' Srcrcfary Learn to Serve CLASS HISTORY September, 1932, we Juniors began our climb of knowl- edge in Mt. Vernon High School, and have gained recogni- tion in scholarship. The Juniors are very active members in all events which take place in school, a large number of the Juniors having taken part in athletics, operettas, and plays. Miss Domigan directed the Junior play, The Family Upstairs, which was met with great success. The Junior- Senior Prom at the Country Club was enhanced by many lovely colors and everyone enjoyed himself. We are sure everyone of us is looking forward to an honorable place on the roll of the 1936 graduates. Betty G. Barnard wniovfs 'age 20