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

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Seniovs l93i Fomfn1 Depcwt to Sevfve

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I .Tu 1, fi Ii' rf. 1 I ififltfil , . . , Johnson, Jane Jackson, Edna Kearns, John Kempton, Lawrence Kilroy, Mildred Kinnard, Marjorie Koppert, Bernadine Latham, Ronald Lepley, Doris Lewis, Alice Lloyd, Margaret Lober, Alberta Loney, Genevieve Lybarger, Corinne Lybarger, Eva Lynde, Helen McAllister, Willeena McCullough, Marcella McDonald, Charles McFarland, Steve McGibney, James McKay, Robert McKee, James Class of 1936 McMi1lcn, Betty McPeek, Ralph McPherson, Eleanor Mahaffey, John Martin, Helen Mavis, Helen Miller, Alice Miller, Betty Miller, Glenn Miller, Robert K. Mills, Helen Mills, Mildred Minard, Edith Mintier, Marietta Mondron, Lucille Moreland, Charles Mossholder, Paul Mumaw, Marie Neibarger, James Newman, Ann Nugent, John Owen, Betty Patterson, Walter Perry, Loma Purdy, Robert Queen, Dorothy Rawlinson, Helen Roberts, Betty Robertson, Grace Rouse, Cecil Scott, Harry Scott, John Silliman, Gladys Simmons, Ellamae South, Beatrice Sperry, Gordon Spindler, Ruth Stacey, Pauline Stauffer, Mary Stauffer, Sara Steele, Irma Steinmetz, John Stephens, Carroll Stephens, Marion Stillwell, Warden Stofer, Margene Storey. Betty Stull, Robert Swoger, Harry Taylor, Fancheon Thompson, Elizabeth Ann Tobin, Mildred Trenwith, Donald Underhill, Lawrence Underhill, Marguerite Vail, John VanNostrand, Burr VanVoorhis, Jack Weaver, Charles Welker, James Wharton, Floyd Wilson, Juanita Wissinger, Kenneth Wooley, Elza Yauger, Ralph Yerian, Curtis Zimmerman, Dean Zimmerman, Roy Paige Z2

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1935 , F ov'1,m1, Class O ceifs Roliurt llc-unlngtun Llmrluttm- .lulm-mi Clizu'luttr Lcplry Carroll McMillen Prcsadcnt If :cv-l ri'.v1di'nl Svurclary Treasurer Seniors Page 24 CLASS HISTORY In the summer of 1931, we, who were soon to be Fresh- men, could not help wondering what awaited us in our four years of high school. Now, these four years completed, we look back over days filled with achievement and success. As a class we have held no small place in the life of our school. In our Freshman year many of our members ob- tained honors in scholarshipg then, when we were Sopho- mores, becoming more interested in school activities, we participated in many organizations as well as in athletics. Our dramatic career started when we were Juniors with our production of The Youngest . Don't think from this that we are too staid and seriousg consider our contribu- tions to cheerleading! We also enjoy social affairs, we were hosts at last year's Junior-Senior, and enjoyed being guests this year. To sum up our career consider: our 20 lettermen, our scholastic record, the organizations we have helped to start, our Senior play, our Senior Prom, and our last activity - graduation. Dorothy Jennings Class 1935