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

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Jane Baxter . Lola Pratt ...,.... May Parcher ..A.A Ethel Boke .......,.. Mary Brooks ......,.,,.,..... ------U mm emu Mrs. Baxter ....,..... A.,......... William Sylvanu Mr. Baxter .....,.. s Baxter Joe Bullitt .......,.., Genesis .,..........,. Johnnie Watson ......... George C1'ooper ...... Luioioioi Qeninr Cllilass flap Friday, April 25, 1930 5ehenteen Mr. Parcher ....,..,..........,.,..............,...r......,,.. .,,..x..... Wallie Banks ....,...,....,......,....,,,..,.. Scene-In the Hall of the Baxter home. Time-lst Act: Noon, on a June day. 2nd Act: About two weeks after Act 1, 3rd Act: It is evening, about mid-August. 4th Act: Same as Scene 1. Directors-Miss Katzenberger, Miss Poling .. .,.. Adonna Cox Mary Conover Hope Murray Inez Billhimer Edna Berrey Juanita Elcy Gerald Wright Byron Harter . Fred Schlientz Myron Toohey Stephen A. Gary Ralph Neanen .n Ray Hill . . Ralph Hin 1Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French of New Yorkj Music ............. Invocation ,..,.... At Sunset ,,,,. Qllass ni ahinetezmthirtp New Madison High School 2-to Cllummenozment Qtxerrises Oration .,....,,...,.,..,.., Polka De La Reine .. Oration ......,.... Special Music ,,.. Car-mena .. Class Address ,, Presentation of Diplomas ......,. Benediction., Music .,.,... .... School Auditorium Friday Evening, May 16 PROGRAM 1930 Girls Choral Club Mary Conover . ,,.. School Orchestra ,...,..Rev. Gillespie . ,.,. . Cross . Adonna Cox ,. .. Rail' Berrey Girls Choral Club Pres. o - 1930 -f-U- ----'-- Senior Boy's Quartet , .. ,,..,..,,.. Wilson ,........Wade E. Miller D. King f Board of Education Gillespie . .... School Orchestra P1 Q lCQ ilQil0QOQf Twenry-fi ioioiavierioioioioifvzuioieozo xioioioznic rivinjoioioic 111 we 111014111 ii riojc 14 -iarjcnjanjojoicmioixxioiojojamxcxif 5 o . 0.0 be

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050110111111 1 io: :civil 1- 1, Quin 11303ri1inioio1oi1i11431111102950 g , , 1 Q ein iliilamsun laugh inhuul 2 2 Qllnmmencement Szasnn 2 I 1930 i l April 25 May 14 Q 2 Senior Class Play, Seventeen Junior-Senior Reception Q May 2 May 16 H Q Seventh and Eighth Grade Party Commencement Exercises Q May 11 Wade E. Miller, Speaker Q l Baccalaureate Service May 17 Q 2 Rev. J. P- Hendrix, Speaker Alumni Reception 3 I CLASS ROLL i g Edna Berrey Stephen A. Gary Ralph W. Neanen i Incz I. Billhimer Byron E. Harter Robert J. Neanen l George E. Burns Barbara Ellen Hill Virgil A. Rinehart 3 Clay S. Coblentz Ralph B. Hill Raymond E. Royer E Mary M. Conover S. Ray Hill Frederick H. Schlientz D Adonna V. Cox Harold D. Howell Eugene W. Short 1 Q Robert E. Drew Mary J. Keti-ing Donald W. Stump i Q Juanita Eley Hope Murray Mary Ethel Teaford Q Q Myron E. Toohey Gerald F. vvi-ight Q Q Class Ofllcers:-Byron E. Harter, Pres. Class Colors:-Black and White l i Clay S. Coblentz, Secy. l I Class Flower-Old Fashioned Yellow Rose i Q Class Motto :- Facta non Verba I i Deeds not Words I i BOARD OF EDUCATION E K J. D. King, President William Neanen, Vice-Pres. i i W. H. Brown, Clerk Raymon Hill i Jesse Broadstock '- l i Q FACULTY Q Wilbur F. Hoerner, Superintendent Catherine Katzenberger, Latin Q 1 Homer E. Mikesell, Principal Beatrice Poling, Commercial l Q Wilbur B. Wood, Voc. Agriculture Marta Hess, Home Economics Q i William Schwarzbek, Math. - Science Janice R. Smith, Music l f l 5 Baccalaureate Qzrtnres 3 Q May 11, 1930 l Processional i Q Jerusalem the Golden .,..., .....,,......... . . ....,,.,,,.,.... ..,,. ...,,.,... , E wing i l Mixed Chorus E I Prayer .....,.........,..,......,.. ........ .....,.. ,,..,.,..... .... . . . R ev. Duckwall i - Fairest Lord Jesus . ........,....,..,.,,...,....... .,.,.,, ..,,....,... W i llis Q Mixed Chorus Q Q Baccalaureate Address ..,.... .,...,... ..,., ..... R e v . J. P. Hendrix I Q Praise Ye The Lord ..... ,.,,.,...,.,........,..,...... ,.... .,,....,......., G o u nod i i Mixed Chorus i Bene-diction .. . .... ....., ,,...,.,. ,..........,,......,,.., ..... . R e v . Duckwall 2 Q Recessional Q 2 2 92001011212 11131: riuiririnin io: oiuiiiixirivi icioiqimilioioxo Twenty-four

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rc 0:1 I I I I I I I . . I bzmur will I l We, the members of the class of one thousand nine hundred and thirty of New I Madison High School, since our period of years as members of this school is short, I do hereby will: Q First-We, as a class, give and bequeath to the teachers, peace and rest all the I days of their lives. i Second-We, as a class, give and bequeath to the Juniors our great athletic I ability and pleasing reputation. 1 Third-We, as a class, give and bequeath to the Sophomores our high scholastic g average. l Fourth-We, as a class, give and bequeath to the Freshmen our great musical i talent. I Fifth-I, Inez Billhimer, as a member of the class of one thousand nine hundred 3 and thirty give and bequeath my great ability of tickling the ivories to Pearl Crick- I more. I, Barbara Hill, give my timidness to Edna Carothers. I, Ralph Neanen, I give my position as center on the B. B. team to Buryl Wehrly. To Robert Bashore, I I, Harold Howell, give my musical ability of playing a cornet. To Robert Mowry, I, I Robert Neanen, give my pleasing nature and ability to make a big hit with Palestine E girls. To Raymond Deacon, I, Myron Toohey, give my great talent of tap dancing, Q I, Byron Harter, do will and bequeath my oratorical ability to William Hans. I, i Adonna Cox, give to ReEtta Pickens my Curly Locks. I, Mary Ketring, give my position as chief cook of the Senior class to Pauline Nisonger. To William Hans, I, I Stephen Gary, give my position as having the leading role in operettas, etc. To Fran- I cis Neff, I, Hope Murray, give my great talent of art. To Robert Hyde, I, Gerald I Wright, give my ability to play the saxophone. To Pauline O'Dell, I, Mary Conover, Q give my reputation of being the youngest member of my class. To Charles Over- I beck, I, Ralph Hill, give my power of kidding the teacher into believing I have pre- 5 pared my lesson. I, Mary Teaford, give to Pauline Dubbs, my quiet and peaceful l disposition. I, Clay Coblentz, give my position as most intelligent member of Physics class to Betty Rogers. I, Edna Berrey, give my scholastic honors to Mildred Hoff. l To Elizabeth Mikesell, I, Fredrick Schlientz, give my large vocabulary. I, Juanita I Eley, give my position as center on B. B. team to Elizabeth Falknor. I, Virgil Rhine- I hart, give to Maxine Brightenstein my chewing gum, which I use to aggravate the Q teachers. To Lloyd Brown, I, Robert Drew, give my short and stubby physique. I We, Raymond Royer, Donald Stump, George Burns, Ray Hill and Eugene Short give l to the future agriculture class our success of sponsoring a Community Fair under the I management of W. B. Wood. g i We, the class of one thousand nine hundred and thirty, do hereby sign this on I the fourteenth day of May, 1930. I I I I I Q:Qj0Q0l0Q0i1iillKll0ili1ilili0i X101 Ulllilllil illifliflililllllllli i4 Twenty-six mm eml ---f-,- -.-1-------,--- xi01o:oi4r1o14v1cxi1r1oio14rio4 901010101011rio1oio1nioi1ri:Q11:iawieniciioinioicxjoivjcnioioiaxioiaijaozo oznpoxoioiojozozozoza