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

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Cleanliness is next to gmllincss. Third Grade FIRST ROVV: Left to right Rosemary Sherman, Edsel Brown, Barbara VS'alls, Carolyn Agler, Alice Mae Krugh, Dallas High, Betty Humerickhouse, Dorothy Gilbert, Lowell Stemen, Marlene Meeker. SECOND ROVV: Lloyd Wagner, Jayne Blush, Joyce Kline, George Billieu, Joanna Sidle, Mary Bolenbaugh, Dayne Blush, Tiny Youtsey, Pearl Stntz. THIRD ROVV: Evelyn Woods, Patty High, Vivian Kline, Melvin Agler, Lola Miller, Phyllis Harmon, Lawrence Thatcher, Pearl Bolenbaugh, Genevieve Taylor, Richard Walters. FOURTH ROVV: Florine Profit, Teacher: Carl Shingledecker, Gladene Copeland, Vivian Neiford, Max Kline, Ardyth Prichard, Ralph Schaadt, Mary Mntlinger, Carrie Belle Burcaw. Ode to the Third Grade We are the oldest on this Hour, Steeped in all the ffiryland lvre. Next year, up one liight of steps To seek knowledge of new depths. Ah, but could we pause again To travel with that Gingerbread Man: Yet, our thoughts are all so idle Like a harnessed horse without the bridle, D. J. GUNSETT 8: CO. THE JAMES CLARK SHOE CO. Stoves, Furnaces Air C'nditionfng Roofing Sheet Metal 118 S. Washington Van VVert, Ohio Phone 2777 Van VVert, Ohio

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To be trusted is a greater' compliment than to be loved. George McDonald. Fourth Grade FIRST ROWV: Kenneth Mercer, Betty Ger-mann, Glenn Roller, Vivian Heppt-ar.i, Drnald Myers, Sally Detter, Theo. Bennett. SECOND ROWV: Ruth Shaw, Howard Germann, Dorlene Eibling, Raymond Prior, Jean Hertel, Berlin Miller, Marilyn Switzer, Glenn Roller. THIRD ROVV: Claire Kirchenhauer, Annabel Shaffer, John Stutz, Marie Medangh, Billy Kirchenbauer, Phyllis Doan, Bob Galloway, Marilyn Billieu. FOURTH ROW': Ruth Stutz, Rex Krugh, Rita Bell Stahl, Steve Ellinger, Jerry Lon Osborn, Marvin High, Sylvia Hoghe. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Farrar, Teacher: Leroy Carmean, Doris Neate, Donald Ledyard, Dorothy Mottinger, Calvin Neiford, Deliliah Andrews, Gerald Balliet, Anna Lcu Switzer. ABSENT: Robert Prichard. Ode of the Fourth Grade Little time for that idle thought. Oh, where's the freedom that we s ught? Four long years we have' studied, Clear childish dreams they are muddied With the many complicated wavs To answer questic-ns that we raise. Can you tell us what 'tis all about? Qnench that mysterious haunting douht. TOMCZAKS FLOWERS A Modern Beauty Shop Fair Prices Phone 2750 for Appointment ln Marsh H1 tel Bldg. 130 East Main HARRIS BEAUTY SHOPPE Yan WVert, Ohio Van VVert, Ohio

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Our deeds still travel with us from afar, And what we have been makes us what we arc. -George Elliot. l l l l l Second Grade FIRST ROYV: Left to right--Ford Jacobs, Dorothy Schaadt, Floyd Spitler, Patty Hey-man, Donald Boroff, Raymond Balliet. SECOND ROVV: Betty Brunni, Mfx Prichard, Patty Krugh, David Dean, Marcella Stetler, Bobby Eber, Lola Mae Eibling, Donald Miller. THIRD ROW: Virginia Hertel, Irvin Myers, Betty Fry, .lay Dee Putman, Betty Mottinger, Larry Kohn, Lois Custer. FOURTH ROW: Alice Burkhart, Teacher: June Miller, Donald Brandt, Patsy Rickard, Stanley Smith, Eunice Benton, Maynard George. Ode of the Second Grade We're not so much afraid Since we've reached the second grade. We used to whine! and fuss, So our teacher would babv us. Since upward we are growing Seeds of knowledge we'll be sowing. The future is so softly sleeping: Awake, and we shall do the reaping. C. O. KRUGH - - JOS. DIERINGER Livestock, Wool, Coal, Gasoline and Oil Ohio City, Ohio Office Phone 141 Residence Phone 12