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

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jfuurtb Grabs Fourth Row, left to right-Miss Bashore, teacherg Eudora Drill, Paul Banfill, Clay Burns, Gilbert Banta, Kenneth Brown, Carl Beatty, Charles Riegle. Third Row-Harold Banfill, Addie Broadstock, Jasper Emerick, Paul Karn, Dwane McGlothin, Joe Miller, Margaret Eubank. Second Row-Glen Hendrix, Clyde Crickmore, Joe Bosworth, Donald Snyder, Howard Mull, Elsie Duckwall, Richard Eley, Roderic Lowman. First Row-Charles Gillespie, Mildred Johnston, Ruthanna Falknor, Jean Thomas, Evelyn Dalrymple, Mary Royer, Beatrice Riegle, Clarence Ward. On the second day of September, nineteen hundred twenty-nine, we entered the fourth grade. There were thirty of us. In November Frederick Sink came into our class from New Paris. In February Jose- phine Teaford moved here from Arcanum- Gilbert Banta moved to West Manchester in March. In the same month Marian VVindmiller moved here from Anderson, Indiana, and Elsie Mae Arthur from Mone- roe township, Preble county. We have banking on Tuesday. The largest sum we have banked at one time this year is ten dollars and forty cents. In March we had a surprise party for Miss Bashore on her birth- day. We had refreshments of popcorn and candy, and spent the after- noon in ciphering and spelling- We have three teachers. Our art teacher is Mrs. Overbeck, our music teacher is Miss Smith, and our regular teacher is Miss Bashore. We like all of them very much. I-I ----i arm emi ----- --- - ------ -1---- --- niacin n1cu1ojo1ojojcf1ozo:1njojoiujujc x11v:1r1cnjcf11ni4,11rj1x11.14r11 M11 rioiujfvjclicrjfxicrienjojcrioierjcviojojoicvjcric 1:1114 sic ! l l l ! n 1 ! ! Q l a ! I 9-9 '-9 OJ O ! l ! ! l ! n ! ! a ! u Q ! .!. Sixty-one