New Knoxville High School - Memoir Yearbook (New Knoxville, OH)

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LIGHTS AND HIGHLIGHTS .a:.2asae.::- -' 7 I SPENCERWLLE NJOJGIVELLE Z ei ,EHWISHER H cosakinutiit , Q - , .2 2 . 17: A32 . , 3 SA .V KELLER . .1555 r E - , '-axcmoswlr .mr-nnsfxA5cif uqvu ,,.,. . . .mu..m,,aa xasxvfzasttes .. -1 '51 4: Hssmtiii ,,., ..,.. . .,,., .... ,,.,.. . , I is 7359355 55 S5 W?ERWtLLE. gpU4LLgn, .Q gg. Y s Q 555191-BAHERI, ,. I-. , UWM-FR 33 I mwcm 'rf Wil,-:::Anmun -00. , ssosmenxs ...,.,,.. ...,. . ,.,. ..,.... , . men ---44 if as sc:-inet-sz ws!-was .sg rumuou 98 4 ,IQ , , ii.. .. .. ,.,,. Q . 1,41 2 . ' . 'QI by-X I. New Knoxville 64--Spencerville 63. Highlight of the Rangers basketball season. The Rangers gave Spencerville its only defeat of the season in the last seconds of the game. 2. Lee Kuhlman took first place in, Ohio History, Government and Citizenship Test , and received free trip to Ohio University. Lee tied for fourth place in, Senior Scholarship Test , in Auglaize County, also received honorable mention certifi- cate in Bowling Green District and honorable mention certificate for being in the upper five percent in the State of Ohio. 3. Lee Ann Walters won first place in, Daughters of the American Revolution Test , and was selected by the national committee as the Good Citizen of New Knoxville School for the current year. 4. Rangers and Coach Stauffer with the Runners-Up Trophy of the Auglaize County Tournament which also gained them a spot in the Northwestern District Tournament at Celina. 5 8: 6. Paul and Carolyn Griffin ftoo late to classifyb entered New Knoxville School as second and first graders, respectively, in the latter half of the year. 7. Bill Henkener in rare form as he pitched no-hit, no-run game against Cridersville, Rangers winning 5 to 0. 8. The big three getting ready for commencement exercises. Marilyn Henkener, saluta- toriang Lee Ann Walters, valedictoriang and Lee Kuhlman, president of the Class of 1952. ON E YEAR AGO EESSEXH l. Winners in the Final District-State Scholarship tests at Ada. Ruth Hoge won a tenth place certificate in English IX and Roger Eversman an honorable mention certificate in General Science. 2. One of the beauti- ful scenes at the 1951 junior-Senior Reception. The entire gymnasium was transformed into The Garden of Tomorrow. 3. Trophy won by the Seventh and Eighth Grade basketball team as they annexed the Aug- laize County Tournament. 4. Ruth Hoge and Lee Ann Walters compare medals won in district competition in the American Legion Essay Contest. Lee Ann won first place and Ruth second place in local competition. The title of their essays, The American Constitution In A Modern World. 5. The winners in the United Nations Contest. Howard Smith and Bill Henkener each won monetary prizes for first and second place, respectively, while James Niemeyer in third place won honorable mention. 14

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ELEMENTARY FACULTY C. R. STIENECKER Sixth Grade EDUCATION Auglaize County Nor- mal School Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern Uni- versity EDUCATION Auglaize County Nor- mal School Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern Uni- versity Third Grade JOHN R. MU SSER Baseball Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Fifth Grade EDUCATION Ohio State University B. S. Ohio Northern Uni- versity EDUCATION Bluffton College Bowling Green State University Ohio University Wittenberg College Second Grade SHEARL SPARKS Fourth Grade EDUCATION Bowling Green State University B. S. Ohio University EDUCATION Bowling Green State University B. S. Bluffton College Indiana University Ohio State University University of Denver M. A . First Grade EDNA KATTERHEINRICH ARAMINTA GRIMES CAROLINE HOLTKAMP 13

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