Scioto Township High School - Sciotonian Yearbook (Commercial Point, OH)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Our local school board is made up of five members and a clerk. It attends to the affairs of the school and gives aid in many ways. The mem- bers are interested in giving the pupils of Scioto Township School the best education possible. The Seniors of 1942 wish to thank the school board of Scioto Township for all of the favors shown them during their journey through school. The following are school board members: Rexford Hall --------- Ashville, O., R. R. Mrs. Marie Crawford ----------- Orient, O. Mr. C. V. Neal --------- Orient, O., R. R. Mr. Virgil Hill -------- Orient, O., R. R. Mr. William Rush ------- Orient, O., R. R. Nr. Guy Gulick- ----- ---Orient, O., R. R. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS 4 We have nine steel body school buses fully equipped with first aid kits, flares, fire ex- tinguishers, and all the other things necessary for a school bus. We have a jolly . bunch of bus drivers, and we wish to thank them for their cooperation, for transportation to the ball game educational trips, and other worthwhile activities, which we attended. The school bus owners are as follows: Marshall Downing Jesse Davis Carmel Rasor L. L. Melvin Charles Keller Russell Rodgers Russell Thomas Orin Lawless A. D. Williams

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I' i'e 1 lf 111' ul geiiSEZIZ:iilQEZI1gxvxiiljfasssstaafy,M,,4nhg.c ,ar ' 19411 . Nixl fcontinuedl Another day's traveling landed me in Cali fornia, the land of flowers, sunshine, and earth quakes. I had a few days yet, so I visited my cou sin in Burbank While we were seeing the country, whom should I find but Richard Willoughby He was becoming famous as a grower of asparagus and spin meh in one of the fertile Californid valleys, made vacant by the removal of the Japs inland a few years before My visit with him brought back fond memories He told me that Harry Bowshier was one of the personnel at the Douglas Bomber Plants. We visited him when he was off duty Harry s id he was very much interested in California nd would make his home here for good It seems he lntended to marry a pretty C lifornia lass. When we went to see the ocean, we ocssed an army camp. Here we met Warren Dennis and Elwin pes on their shoulders. The stripes indie ted the high rating they held in the army They were snap ping out orders to long columns of privotes. We visited the dock just as a great ocean l1ner was setting sail On the lower deck I reoog nized Mex Neal, who had Joined the navy to see the world I was told he had been around the world twice and had sweethearts in many ports I h d met ll my classmates now but Billy Painter. One morning when I was going to work, someone jostled m arm There was good old Bill who was working at the s me place I was He s id he w s Chief Electrician This made me feel more t h0I!1G 1 I found that ll the members of the class were doing some kind of constructive work were happy, well adjusted individuals I sincerely hone they still continue to make good 1 their chosen vocations. Mrck Drake R Q 1 :I ' X -0 . . - s. . 1... ' , a a a - . O . Q' L C. f Beavers. They wore smart uniforms with many stri- . I i . fl . ' ' ' 1 - O '- O f a a ' Q . 4- I Q. D. 1 Q Q. .Q N . a . a L ' ' . and 1 Q 4 0 L n 1 1

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, Nill lend a helping hand to you 4 CLASS POEM Round and Around the mlnutes have spun And tlme for our parting now has come So I shall present a VlGW to you, Of the Senlor Class of '42 Now countless eyes are flxed on Dale A prankish fellow so strong and hale Admired allke by lad and lass, He's the president of our class Falr Dolores who at sweet sixteen Was Scloto Townsh1p's beauty queen Will the tlme ever come, I'd like to know, T When rellable Helen will make her show? Oh, there's Pete, our class play star How oft' teachers wonder where thou are s And Glenn, our Senlor lady killer, He can sleep ln class wlthout a npiller Thoughtful Leota and klnd Leora Belle Though both are as glqgly as can be They know how to study, believe me Curly R1ohard's endurance and w1ll to do, In buslness or war will carry him through, And I seem to see our Billy winnlng H18 way 1D the world by always grinning Now Bertha Sutton, always true f And Isabel so qulet and small, Has won the frlendshlp of us all I . , G .v 0 I . . 3 I , C ' , - Q n. I Of two great pals, I love to tell .F , ,I u 0 Y .9 i - ' 1 . Q 0 4 I 4 fy' 'V f?ZZ li fm' ,afsfixx , - -nL -L