Racine High School - Racina Yearbook (Racine, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Vee launehed our eOur5e tn Ractne I-llgh School ID the fall of l9-ll yylth a erekk of stxty tu o courageous eadets The first storm tn thus new sea of knowledge yy as the freshman mttna tton After thls hurrleane neyy snares and dangers confronted us detentton longer lessons book reports eyen the bell for class change for mannlng our statlonsl unsteadled our newly acquxred sea legs Followtng these storms we vyere greeted wlth a vtelcome and calm sea known as the Freshman Receptton and then by a very stxff course tn seamanshtp Our shtp was commanded that year by Shertdan Searberry prestdent lots Sayre ynce prestdent and Bootle Lee secretary treasurer On our second yoyage yye found that our crevs had dxmtntshed to forty one twenty one haymg been washed overboard by the storms of events By the fall of l9-12 we had learned by expertence from our first yoyage the prlnetpal tactxcs of sa1l1ng Realxltng that yye had be come masters of our shtp we vyere able to turn the storm tn the dxrectlon of the tncommg class lpoor 1n1t1ates l and then to make the yoyage pleasant by entertammg them vyxth the annual Freshman Sophomore Receptlon As sophomores we contrlbuted a few pomts to the md twelfth 1n the state ln l atm ll Lugene Roush placed fourth IH the dtstrtct tn the geom etry test lots Sayre aehteyed stxteenth place tn the dtstrlct m fngltsh Y and Blondena Sl tylor ranked mneteenth tn the dtstrtct ID Fngltsh X Durmg the second year our course was gutded largely by presxdent l oxs Sayre YICL presndent Nora Wolfe and secretary treasurer Sherxdan Scarberry Upon entermg the sea of knowledge once agam vte began our thxrd year vetth a quxte sue cessful maga71ne campalgn whtch was followed by the jumor class play Free Aduce Our class was represented on the basketball team thus year by Gene Roush and Charles Ktesllng Nora Wolfe and Lots Sayre were cheerleaders the last semester When we arrtved tn port the followtng sprmg we honored the departmg semors wtth a prom From a small crew of twenty nme we had elected the followmg offxcers who were ma1nly responsrble for the success of the party Presxdent Eugene Roush ytce prestdent Nora Wolfe secretary treasurer Lots Sayre Randall Talbott was chosen busmess manager Now our thoughts are tn the future when we shall be sentors and we hope that the commg year w1ll find our shtp snlmg smoothly BeoT11 I ll OFFICERS Randall 1 albott Busmess Manager Nora Wolfe Y zce President lugene Roush Preszdenl l ols Say re Secretary Treasurer 22 Ihe 1044 Ruema Vs - 1 - fs I I s I ' , VI - s V I v f- V S 1 II 3 ' 3 ll 3 I I x V 3 V 3 3 v 3 3 I I I - I 3 I I' 3 1 V 3 3 1? 3 3 I 1 3 -s a vs 1 m s I I -, I: 1 Y I I 3 B I 3 73 3 3 1 I 71 3 3 V II 3 3 I 'l D V 3 V I 3 I 3 I ' I 3 V3 V 1 I ' 3 V 3 I 3 ' I' V 3 VI 3- 3 I 3 ' I3 33 3 5 , 3 3 Y 1 3 11 i 7 I I I y V- 1 3 V- I VI 33 V 1 3 Y 3 3 I V 3 V1 3g 3 V I 3 I3 3 Y 7 3 3 I 'I I I I H I' I V3 3- 3 I 'I VI 3 I 3 I 3 I 1 I I . V , V V V , V , , V V 1 - 3 5 I 3 V1 I 3 3 I V scholarshtp tests glven tn the sprung. Nora Wolfe was awarded second place tn the dtstrtct R 3 I 3 33 I 1 I I I I I 3 3 V1 I I s 1 y t I e I x' vI 1, x I m e- 1 s 1, m 1 7 I 7 Y I 3 3 I V1 3 I V3 VI A 3 A- , . V U V , 3 I I 'I ' D I1 I I 3 J D 3 I , I 3 I I 7 Y 3 3 . V ' , I 5 I B I 3 I I 3 7 I V3 1 I V L . . 42 I V 5 ' I - I' I

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY 1 ast yt1r our class starttd is frtshmtn Wllh Il1lI'IX n1ne boys and th1rty stytn g1rls Somt of us rtct1ytd tyyo or mort 1n1t1at1ons tht first ont from our upptr classmen and tht stcond ont from tht mtmbtrs of tht clubs that we had 1o1ntd Flhtst oytr ut stttltd down to our stud1ts At tht tnd of tht flrst SIX wttks we eltcttd tht followmg offlctrs l1ll1an S1mpson prts1dtnt B111 Fvtrttt YICL prts1dtnt and Dav1d Say re stcretary treasurtr At tht Frtshman Sophomort Rtctpuon as gutsts of tht sophomorts wt ftlt mort at tist esptc1ally afttr vtt had bttn Wtlcomtd by tht sophomort prts1dtnt 1o1s Sayrt and tht rtst of tht class ln Apr11 stytral of our class d1st1ngu1shtd thtmstlvts 1n tht Statt Scho1arsh1p 'ltsts Qur school rtct1ytd h1ghtr honors than any othtr school IH tht stytntetn countlts 1n th1s part of Oh1o Vyt art ytry proud of Day1d Siyrt who ranlttd stcond 1n tht d1str1 t and fourth 1n tht Statt ID 1 at1n 1 and ttnth 1n tht d1str1ct 1n Enghsh I Mary M1ddleswart vyho rtct1vtd th1rd 1n tht d1str1ct and n1ntttenth 1n tht statt 1n1 atm 1 and first 1n tht d1str1ct and twtnty fourth 1n tht statt 1n Enghsh I Our first ttrm 1n Racmt H1gh School tndtd tht sttond wttk 1n May 1943 yuth all frtsh mtn lookmg forward tagtrly to tht ntxt ytar ln Stpttmbtr 1943 wt camt to school onct mort rtady to start our stcond year of h1gh school now a class of only twtnty four boys and twtnty SIX g1rls about two th1rds of our or1g1nal class of stvtnty SIX We chost for our OHICCIS B111 Hayman prts1dtnt Mary M1d dleswart VICC pres1dent and Betty Lou Salstr secrttary treasurer After1n1t1at1ng tht fresh mtn wt htlptd them become adjusted by hav1ng a party for them IH the aud1tor1um Our prts1dtnt B111 Hayman spoke a ftw words of vytlcomt and after a short program wt spent tht rtst of tht tytmng playmg games and danc1ng 'lh1s year one 1n1t1at1on had to bt tnough btcaust tht clubs wtrt d1scont1nued whtn war cond1t1ons madt extra food and transportat1on for tvtnmg mttungs setm unpatr1ot1c SIHCC wt havt compltted our stcond ytar htr wt art vy11t1ng pat1tnt1y for ntxt ytar whtn vxt shall bt Jumors at ltast fifty jumors vyt hopt HA111 S1o1sART OFFICERS Bttty Salstr Secretary Treasurer B111 Hay man Presrdent Mary M1dd1eswart Vzte Preszdent 24 lht 1944 Rurzna v 1g C 1 L 1 1 1 v' ' v, ' v A v4 1 v1 1 A 1 ' H HI YH Y H I I I I H H H , H H H H H H 1 ' I H B H H YH YH H H Y A H H H H I - HH H 'H H I I H ' I I ' . . . . - t . H I H ' I H H Y. H- H I H ' . Y H - H H H Y H H H l H H H H H H H H H A V H V1 L HH H I V H H H I H I H 6 H H H I H YH I I I H H H H I H H- I BH H H. YH I H H . H 'H VH H ,H I ' ' U 1, 1 1. , 1' L 1 ,, , 1 ' , ' 'C ' 1 1 I b 1 ' 1 I I I - ' . V 1 1' 1 nmeteenth place 1n the d1str1ct 1n algebra. and the surpr1sed author of th1s h1story, who ranked l A H 1 I I H H . H H 1 ' l H I ' H V- 1 ' ' 1 I 1 1 1 1- 11 ' rl 1 , H . H H H H H H HA H H H H H H H ' .. , . . . H H H H I Y I V 4 ' . H I H 1 H YH H H H H H H YH I I ' Q l ' I I . H H H H H H H . . H . I H I H H ' HH I H I ' I H H H H H H 'H H H yd. I I D H V H VH H YH H b I i H 7 I I Y I H . Q . 1 H . 4 ,iw 5 H V H - Y ' .H - U