Ohio City Liberty High School - O Citian Yearbook (Ohio City, OH)

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Dare to be truc, nothing can need u lic: A fault which needs it most, grows thereby. -Herbert. vp, L Seventh Grade FIRST ROVV: Left to right-W Gaylord Hoffman, Billy Kohn, Max Mercer, Delilinh Jacobs, Glenn Mosier, Norman Amweg, Donald Hurless. SECOND ROVV: Ralph Taylor, Phyllis Galloway, Phyllis Switzer, George XVisc, Evelvn Collins, Paul Gene Clouse, Dorothy Jean Ledyard, Arthur Darwood, Betty' Wright. THIRD ROW: Joan North, Gerald Schaadt, Marilyn Morgan, Jesse Humerickhuusc Jeanette Kelly, Dick Agler, Ola Mae Fry, Donald Hertel, Ruby Billieu. FOURTH ROVV: Miss Benson, Sponsor: Joan Kline, Bobhy Gamble, Deloris Garrartl Karl Brown, Orley Neate, VValter Bolenhnugh, Janelle Kohn, Joanna Sutton Anna Mary Emerich. Ode of Seventh Grade You Ca-1 plainly see the reas' n Why we're in our seventh seasm. We are a group of shining stars, Upon this earth we'll leave the scars Of great things we have done Perhaps in business or in fun. We are headed for big' places: Our title -f The Scholastic Aces. Congratulations to the Class of 1940 Compliments of WILLIMAN R SONS FLECK'S COAL YARD Your Super Service Market Grain and Hay Van VVert, Ohio Ohio City, Ohio V

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,, .,,..... - .---.... --1... Ir is better to suffer wrong than do wrong. Eighth Grade FIRST ROVV: Ramon Murray, Mary .Iane Shatter, Bill Bclenbaugh, Mary Ann O'Datfer, Bill Heppeard, Lowell Caywood. SFCOND ROW: Franklin Doan, Dane Ickes, Donlld Kesler, Nor-man Darwood, Bill Medaugh, Gordon Morgan, Crystal Hurless. THIRD ROVV: Roux Myers, Donald Krugh, Donald Youtscy, Max Bennett, Veda Hep- pevrd, Robert Bolenbaugh, Ilo Shingledecker, Dale Gilbert. FOURTH ROVV: Lloyd Wiseman, Charles Youtsey, Gaylord Taylor, Harold Shaw. Robert Cassel, Wilbur Pritchard, Paul Germann, Bessie Stetler. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Katz, Sponsor: Betty High, Louise Smith, Albert Neifnrd, Kenneth Cnllins, Bernard Smith, Joan Neiford, Clark Miller, Marcile Krugh. ABSENTEE: Maggie Bigham. Ode of Eighth Grade When we had reached grade eight XVe were still too young to date. Now we are many pretty faces In romances fervent races. We h.ave reached the dizzy stage Where wefre twice our actual age: There is nothing' left to do But just hcpe that we come through. IRELAND SALES 8 SERVICE GOODSELL BROTHERS Inc. Chrysler and Plymouth Wall Paper and Paints Tell 'e-m your car came from Ireland Floor Sanders and Steamers for Rent Phone 2328 Van VVert, Ohio 113 S. Washington St. Van WVeI't

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Look for admirable qualities in everyone you meet. Sixth Grade FIRST RONV: Left to right Charles ShaFfer, Marvin Putman, Billy Krugh, Arlene Bclenbangh, Lloyd Prichard, Betty Bolenhaugh, Ned Krugh, Raymond Harmon, Ji-mmy Detter. SECOND ROVV: Raymond Stemen, James Jacobs, Donald Miller, Mary Lcuise King, Bud Heffelfinger, Donna Handwerk, Roger Morgan, Jack Cassel, Gene Carr. THIRD ROXV: Gus Scheidt, Walter Putman, Mary Lou Prichard, Buddie Krugh, Bill Kohn, Richard High, Donna Miller, Max Brubaker, Basil Agler. FOURTH ROW: Delbert Taylor, Teacher: Helen Eber, Phyllis Sl'aw, VValIace Har- mon, Crlvin Leo Murray, Charles Mottinger, Maxine Hcverman, Maurice Taylor, Hermenia Hoffman, Carolee Adams. ABSENTEES: Doyt Prichard, Louise Marbangh. Ode of the Sixth Grade We-'ve been the troopers of grade six The three R's we've learned to swiftly mix, We're about tw enter Junior High VVhe're various cc urses we will ply. Nu more will fortune bless us With those sht rt gay recesses. Striking, what we will endure Tu beet me intellectually mature. Best WVishes Seniors OTTO M, XVEBB Barbering Tonsorial Artist Ohio City, Ohio