Philo High School - Current Yearbook (Philo, OH)

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HOMECOMING October 19, 1956 was selected as the night of our Homecoming. Miss Jean Kramer was elected Queen to reign over the Philo-Caldwell game. Her attendents were: Seniors....Miss Nancy Finkel and Miss Sandra Israel Junior. Miss Janet Wolfe Sophomore . Miss Connie Sherburn Freshman .Miss Cynthia Hatfield Miss Kramer arrived in a Lincoln convertible. She wore a light blue suit with black and white ac¬ cessories. The two Senior attendents rode in a Cadillac convertible. Miss Finkel wore a green tweed suit with black and white accessories, Miss Israel wore a black and white suit with white ac¬ cessories. Miss Wolfe’s car was a Ford Thunderbird. She wore a brown suit with rust accessories. Our Freshman and Sophomore attendants rode in a Chevrolet convertible. Miss Sherburn wore a light blue suit with black accessories and Miss Hatfield wore a brown suit with turquoise and brown ac¬ cessories. The escorts were Ronnie Thomas, Jerry Foster, Allen Brown from Caldwell, Don Walker, Orville Fisher and Bob Janusz. Miss Kramer was crowned by Co-Captain Ron¬ nie Thomas. She was presented flowers by Co-Cap¬ tain Allen Brown, from Caldwell. In return the Queen presented them with a football. A Homecoming dance was given in honor of the Queen and her attendents at the Duncan Falls Gym. —Clara Ann Barbour Page Thirty-Three

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HOMECOMING Jean Kramer, (first row above) was chosen Homecoming Queen. She reigned at the game and at the dance afterwards. Nancy Finkel and Sandra Israel (second row) were chosen Senior attendants Cynthia Hatfield was Freshmen attendant and Janet Wolfe was the Junior attendant (third row) Connie Sherburn (fourth row) was the Sophomore attendant Page Thirty-Two

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VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: Dilley, Trainer, Robinson, J. Baker, Swetnam, Mason. STANDING: Foetcher, Harper, Hamler, Sawyers, Bronkar, Elliot, Kennedy, Blake. The Philo High School Electrics Varsity Basketball team did not have a very suc¬ cessful season winning only three of nineteen games. Several factors contributed to this, namely, inexperience, an unfortunate accident, and lack of desire to pl ay. However, next season’s outlook is better in that only three members will be lost by graduation. These are: George Trainer, David Sawyers, and John Baker. Another interesting outlook is the possibility that we will go into class AA competition next year. We were happy to have Mr. La Bonte as our coach, and we hope that he has more success in the future. —John Baker Page Thirty-Four