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

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CLASS CDF 1938 . ccofmedb Gardner, Randall Givens, Florence Goossins, Elizabeth Gower, Hugh Graham, Robert Gregory, Frances Grimm, Noble Grubb, Lloyd Hall, Marcia Harris, Carroll Hayes, Robert Heagreen, Harold Heighton, Jack Henthorn, Camden Higgins, Marjorie Hillier, Virginia Hookway, Jack Hoovler, Mona Hubbell, Merlin Hull, Leora Hull, William Hunter, George Hunter, Eileen Jennings, Dorothy Jones, Juanita Jones, Virginia Kaser, Lawrence Korns, Clifford Lahmon, Susie Lawrence, Ralph Lemasters, Mary Dell Lockard, Glenn Lore, Edward Loy, Marie Loyd, Jean Lyle, Jean Martin, Anna McMillan, Dorothy McVey, Leland Michaux, Nellie Miller, Ferne Miller, Ronald Morrison, Marvel Mossholder, Louise Mumaw, Doris Myers, Paul I Newell, Ralph Nichol, John O'Bryan, Janet Orsborn, Cecil Parnell, Robert Payne, David Payne, Grant Phillips, Elladean Poat, Faith Porter, Myron Purdy, William Ralston, Glenna Ransom, Margaret Reed, Adelaide Reeder, Robert Rine, Mary Rine, Paul Ringwalt, Lorene Robertson, Miriam Ross, Jeanette Ross, Virginia Rouse, Horace Russell, Mable Sapp, Charles Scott, Betty Shaw, Martha Jean Shields, E. Joyce Shoemaker, Sarah Shuff, Betty Shutt, Robert Simpkins, F. Eileen Simpkins, Margaret Simpson, James Simpson, John Smith, Dorothy Smith, Evelyn Smith, Joseph Smith, Margaret Snow, Arthur Snow, Noble Page Twenty-six Sparks, Betty Spearman, Arthur Staats, Harry Staats, Lloyd Stacy, Eleanor Starr, Jessis Stewart, Herbert Stewart, Mary Stewart, Robert Stopher, Letha Stringfellow, Dwight Surlas, Fred Taylor, Billie Temple, Joyce Tindall, Elsie Tinkey, James Trott, Thomas Underhill, Geraldine Unroe, Virginia Vandevelde, Paul VanNausdle, Ethel Van Riper, Travis Walton, Daniel Welker, Lawrence White, Alice Williams, Billy Williams, George Williams, Jane Williams, Robert Wilmotte, Albert Winland, Iris Wise, Audrey Wolfrom, Robert Wonders, Mary Ann Woodward, Thomas Workman, Eldon Wright, Ada Frances Wright, Virginia Yarger, Norma Yoakum, Lowell Zimmerman, Ruth Dial, Dorothy

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Agner, Beulah Anderson, Rupert Antill, Ernest Armstrong, Mary Lea Ayers, Richard Balo, Charlene Banning, Rodney Barcus, Eleanor Barline, Leon Barre, Charles Barry, Fred Bartlett, Nina Baudine, Lorraine Beach, Ethel Mae Beam, Henry Beinhower, Wanda Bell, Dorotha Beougher, Eleanor Bevington, Charles Blackford, Richard Blair, Edith Blair, Lucille Blair, Paul Bogardus, Sperry Borden, Gwendolyn Braddock, Olin Breece, Donald Breece, Jeanne Bricker, Betty Britton, Glen Brock, Marjorie Brown, Thelma Bumpus, Dwight Butcher, Genevieve Butler, Frank Byrd, Richard Calkins, Carl Callahan, Elizabeth CLASS OF1938 Charlton, Ethelyn Chilcote, Betty Cline, Robert Coe, William Conkle, Harold Cowen, Charles Crouch, Frances Dailey, Kenita Dean, Edward Deem, Clyde Dickenson, Lucy Diehl, Dorothy Doup, Cleo Drope, Dorothy Ernley, Robert Emrich, Betty Fair, Leland Frye, Robert Fuller, Lorean Page Twenty-five

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' - BASKETBALL First row: Clyde Deem, Bill West, Charles Lawrence, Bob Ferrell, Walter Giffin, Eddie Lore. Second -row: Coach Paul Snyder, John Payne, Paul Vandevelde, Floyd Wharton, Tom Woodward, Dwight Bumpus, Eldon Workman, Assistant Coach, Jack Robeson. Third row: Houston Schlosser, James Rine, Andy Anderson, Gerald Tyson, Bill Williams, Kay Thompson. Top row: Faculty manager Harold Highman, Leland Fair, Fred Barry, Wendell Irvin, Tom Trott, Keith Topp, Harry Scott, manager. HIS year's basketball team started off at a fast clip, winning four straight games. From there on until the end of the season they ran into hard breaks, injuries, and bad luck. The team was the smallest in the league and anyone knows that basketball team must have height in order to pass and shoot easily. Although the Winning column is very much overbalanced by the losing column, it does not prove that our team was not a good group of ball handlers. The games lost were lost only by a few points and most of these were obtained in the last few minutes of the fourth quarter. Practically the same team will be back next year with more size and experience. They will prob- ably prove to the other contenders to be a stone wall in front of the championship title. Page Twenty-seven