Pandora Gilboa High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pandora, OH)

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Sophomores First rom'-1':li'1'ie lilllllllilll. Ruby Geiger. lfJliill'j'll liillllllL!Jll'illt'l'. Marilyn Slioe-innlqei' ,I . . . .. . ltllllil Me-yor. Lois llilty. Ruth Stetli-11. Mwmin ll:1sll1,um-r. Vrsuln Nusslmuln. .lo Illllll' Steiner. Seenlul Row 'fTi2ll'l'Y BI4'f'lliiUll5Ill. Georgie Mvt'ulloug:l1. Hliver Lugibihl. Alden llohn. ll-vnu lbillvr. Rolu-rt Heiwlmrialiu. Hilly Fi-iulln-y, Iltblliliti ii1lSlll2t'l'. Mr. Fails. Not llil'tlll'Pd-Elit't'll ii1lNlll2!'l'. OFFICERS President ............... - ...... Oliver Lugibihl Vice President ..... ........ lN Iiriam Basinger Secretary ..,.. ....... F lileen Basinger Treasurer ...... ...,......... J oann-e Steiner Reporter ................ ......... R obert Gerdeman Student Council ...... ............... R uby Geiger llonald Basinger The sophomore class has studied very hard this year in hopes of becoming Juniors. This year it has contributed as much and as best it could to school activi- ties. To this class fell the duty of initiating the Freshmen. It took charge of the Truth or Consequencesw assembly early in the year and has done a v-ery thorough job of continuing the Frosh education. The class has very much enjoyed being Sophomores and is proud to leave its corner attic room to the well-tutored Freshmen. Palms Twenty-Two

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'? Q Qtfffku. ww...-.vw Top row-Gene Sitter, Ric-lmrd Boehr, James Zuerelier, Julius Bixel. Bottom l ow-Owen litter, Gary Welty, 'IT1-fl Rnsinger. liiigcmo Stvilier. The fellows have contributed a great deal to football, basketball, baseball, and trackg on the other side of the ledger, we find that the girls have participated in V- Teen and F. H. A. All have lent assistance to Spyglass and Mirror as well as the High School Operetta. Several students took part, in the District Music Contest at Bowling Green on March 13. Our special ambition is to do a little better next year than any' other senior class has done. Page 'I'xve-iity-Ulm

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Freshmen First rowgllo Vain Seoilix-r. XVinit'rc-ml Hts-im-r. .l52ll'iiIIl':l St'illlt't'li. tlnrol Krolln, Leila Sllirk, Russ:-ll Xl'lllll't', l':lnl llilty. liolilay l,1-limzin, Nornmn llilty. HN-mul rowe-Mr. I.-rlnnzin. l+'r:inlaIin Welty. lil:-lm:-fl Hive, John Holm, John Moser, lllvllziril lh-4-so. l'olor lllllvr, lmlglil Inu-l. Not nivterlw-tl -l':ui1I l.lli2ililll'l'. OFFICERS llresident .........,....... ...................... j 'ohn Tlohn Vive President ....... .......... B arhzirn Schneelt Secretary ...... ........... X Yinifred Steiner Reporter ....,.............. ................. I ohn Moser Student t'onncil ...... .......... R iehzird Reese This class has enjoyed many events during school, but none quite so much as entering high school. lt received El royzil welcome from the Sophomores who seemed io he quite glad to have someone around to educate-and work on. Verna Suter and Paul Leightner are now enrolled in Lima and Texas schools resp:-ctively. Contributing to sports, music, cheerleading and scholarship, it feels that it has helped the sch-o-ol to show that Pandora's Box did contain something good. As might be expected it. too. is looking forward to next year, especially help- ing the lfrishmen of 1940. lyllfl' 'I'wx-nly-'l'ln'oi-