New Washington High School - Ne Wa Hi Yearbook (New Washington, OH)

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Grampa Moses. We wonder what's in that bottle! lJon't take it all, Ray! Pass your sheets in for today, please. Swing your partner. Watch out Van, you're going' to catch all the flies. Four charming fellows: Bill ll., lull C., Steve and Van. 'Phe Three Musketers. Connie, More peas! Isn't that cozy? Where's that teacher? Open your mouth wifler! lliifi you ever see such ll studious Government class? 14 15 lb. 17 I8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Smile pretty, Mabel. Girls, you're Hattingr! You can't hardly find these kinrl :my more Gosh, everybody is quiet for 21 change. Leave it to the girls to do the difrgrinul Careful, your tongue, Lois!! Awh! Spring: Varsity cheerleader, Bonnie Ulmer. Seniors sure gave you a rough time at play practice, huh, Mr. Brown? Varsity cheerleader, Sylvia Scheer. Varsity eheerlea-der. Diane Fike. Gurgle, Gurgle! Huh, sitting down on the job. Don't you wish you could win some trophin

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Q54-q-:sn--urn-luvu-nsvluu-nun--vnrnuwvnln-nav N E - - H I SOPHOIHORE CLASS HISTORU President - - Richard Nicol Vice President - - Russell Ehrman Secretary - - Dolores Mason Treasurer - Clem Kanney Class Sponsor - - Mr. Hershberger In September of 1953, the students of St. Bernard's and the North Auburn schools combined with the students of the public school to make up the Freshman Class of New Washington High School with a total of 37. The class was organized as fol- lows: President, Herbert Caudillg Vice President Marlene Hoseyg Secretary, Ruth Ecksteing Treasurer, Dolores Mason. They chose Mr. Cummins as their Class Spon- sor. Their first big event came when they had to dress in long underwear worn backwards for their initiation. After the initiation in the evening, the Freshmen were honored at a dance given by the Seniors. Being athletic wise, they fared well with Pau-l Fike, Russell Ehrman, Herbert Cal. dill, and Allen Heydinger. Paul Fike was also on the varsity team during the second semester. The following year, the class started with thirty-two members, but the membership dropped to thirty-one as Herbie Caudill transferred to Plymouth High School. An ex- citing event of the year was the selection of class rings. ' Paul Fike, Russell Ehrman, and Allen Heydinger were again on the basketball team. During the year the Sophomore Class sponsored a bake sale. So far the class of 1957 seems to be very ambitious and prosperous. Keep it up, kids!

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