Piqua Central High School - Piquonian Yearbook (Piqua, OH)

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f' NM,f 'Z S we, the braves of 1945, realize that our four short years of tribal life are over, we turn our attention to the trophies which we can pass on to future braves. Among the thirty-nine reminders that P.I-LS. has always had superior braves on the gridiron are two handsome gold-trimmed relics won by the class of 1945. The tribesmen of this year's class will never forget that only once- defeated team of l943. Also sacred to the memory of many is that weak Indian squad that attacked Fort Xenia, under two inches of rainfall, with a mighty spirit that over-powered the enemy and carried the Piqua squad through to a lviiami Valley League victory. Although we have been most successful on the gridiron, conflicts in other fields have baffled the enemy, with this year's hardwood braves finishing a close second in Miami Valley League competition. We shall return in future years to visit, look over the trophies which we won, and also look for new ones, which we expect future members of our Tribe to add. I I page run 1 E .. - - 12: i

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Board of Education Rev. Paul J. Gehm, presidentg pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Church Mr. Robert Reclcg secretary at Hartzell Industries Miss Nellie McCabe, vice presidentg former principal of South Street School Mr. Richard Strohmeyer, clerkg manager of Sherer-Bell Company Mr. Leon F. Koesterg vice president and manager of the J. A. Shade Lumbe Mr. C. M. Sims, superintendent of schools Miss Helen D. l-letherington, secretary :lov WE Pb Nik! 5 E Ay? f 'Q Q1 LJ jg xy 9 ,, J gi 3 9 , Lw, 5 wif SJ 'L C- Q , W'Xf,3,.. W '.Ar- Midi Lin Q H 5 h. page twe lue rCo