New Madison High School - Owl Yearbook (New Madison, OH)

Page 22 text:

:goto rioxxjoinxoiui 10101011 4:1011 vioioiuinricrjojojoicrifsjfriodmniojoioiozoizrjuifxi niuiujoioiojoixxjc rjoiojozoioiuie 11, oxen-N Q . - ! - N ini hi iii 1 1111 2 1- Suriv mm cam ------------------- JUANITA ELEY-- Buck B. B. 1-2-3-45 Choral Club 2-3-4, Pres. 45 Latin Club 1-23 Jr. Sz Sr. Class Playg Clas Pres. 2, Sec'y 15 Editor of Annual. ROBERT DREW- Urick Agriculture 2-4g B. B. Mgr. 4. BARBARA HILL- Barb Choral Club 1-2-3-4, Librarian 3-4g Alumni Editor of Annual. GERALD WRIGHT- Hank B. B. 2-3-43 Baseball 3-45 Glee Club 2-3-4, Pres. 43 Band 43 Orchestra 1-2- 3-43 Jr. Sz Sr. Class Playg Music Editor of Annual. ---- -- -- -- ---- -- -- ---- 1930 -------- ------M ---

Page 21 text:

OiOIQOQOQ DQ IQ DD lQlli0QOQOQ DQDQUQU QUQDQUQ DQUQ YQ! inrioioinioioicxizl g Byron E. Harter Judge President Clay S. Coblentz Dumpy Sec'y-Treat. E l B- B- Mgr- 2-3: Jr. Sz Sr. Class Play: Baseball 1-2-3-45 B. B. 3-43 Latin Club 1 Pres. of Class 1-43 Advertising Mgr. of i , 1 i Annualg Winner of Discussion 33 1-2, Jumor Cass Play' I Discussion 4. Editor of Annual. l Four years ago in September, 1926, a jolly group of thirty-four entered New I Q Madison High School. We were called green Freshies by upperclassmen, but i l didn't mind. At this time several in our class began their basketball careers. We I l were the last freshman class in the old school house and we had much fun the latter Q S part of the year when we finished the school term in the K. of P. Hall. I Q The next year we entered our Sophomore year at the K. of P. Hall. And when E l we entered the New School House a couple months later Supt. Wenrick and Prin. i Q Hoerner laid down such very strict rules, that some thought they were in jail Q l instead of school, but it was because they were not very strict at the K. of P. hall. l Q Our class was always called the most mischievous group and the rules didn't take I 5 much effect on us, although we got many Bawling Outs. Q Another year we found our class entering as Juniors. This was our busy year I ! making money to give the Senior Reception at the end of the year. In this year 5 we gave a market and our class play, Oh, Kay! I Q As time sped on the class reached the Senior year with a membership of twenty- ! six. The year closed successfully with the publishing of our Annual, the first in 3 five years. Q a 2 0:OI0l01lPl0i0l1PilTlilll0i4l11Ki1i0C fill i0l0l0iUi'i iii! iii! i1l0.lQ:O Seumrnn

Page 23 text:

050110151 li 1 lil i Dill Iii ll l 51010 iili lilif ll illiifi if 1 7101 lliilpx 2 5 1 l g 1 f l 5 A 1 I ROBERT NEANEN- Bob i l Glee Club 3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 B. B. I 1 3-43 Class Pres. 35 Jr. Class Playg Cheer l l Leader 1-2 5 Agri. Club 2 5 Business I I Manager of Annual. i 2 1 l 9 1 U 1 f 1 5 1 ! ' Q 3 HOPE MURRAY- Hoppie I l Choral Club 1-2-3-45 History of Music I I Club 25 Sr. Class Play. i Q l 5 S i 1 F 1 ! 1 l 2 3 EUGENE SHORT- Gene l - Agriculture Club 1-2-3-45 Baseball 2-3- ' 5 45 Circulation Manager of Annual. i 9 1 U 1 F 1 f 1 U 1 Q 1 MARY TEAFORD- Red Q l Grade Write-ups for Annual. l Q 1 l 9 A 1 3 I g 1 5 1 5 1 1 2 0:0Q11i111010i010i0ir init Z 111 30111301 1 010101 12 ini:11v1u1111gu3n11a1u101qg:g Ninrrnn