Shiloh High School - Periscope Yearbook (Shiloh, OH)

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K7l'K7UY7UUmVl'TUUVIj'lAL7mY mvnvmnf To Terman Adams Vera Dlck s penc1ls less than an lHCh IH length to use 111 maklng a rattle box To the F1eshman cl iss that IS to be anv overlooked cu ls of gum we 111 lX haxc left ad herlng to the unders1des of desks assembly seats or any hkcly or unhkclx plates W have sometunes had to r1d ourselves of 'hese 111 too much h1ste to be able to p1ck and choose the most des1rable means of dlspos 11 lo Wynema C1uther1e Mad 1l1nc Sw anger QlVCS her h1sto1y notcl ook Shc w1ll be tble to use lt to advantage next year Io Leo D1ck Florence Hopk1ns be ltlllflll pmk cheeks dom, NVllll hu vanntx box md her much worn book on How to Lare for X Olll Q,0IllIJlLXl0ll Donald Hamman Fdna Kranf cxccss length 1nd llso hcx jlllllplllg' llllllly to K1d B1ff Paul Kuhn W llter Portc1 s pos1t1on as gu nd on thc li 1sket b1ll te un Mr Bedfordiand Mr Bushey, all Sen1or bobbed h lllcfl gnls surplus of ha1r to bt d1v1ded equally between them Ab1ga1l Wood Fern McQu 1te s ab1l1ty as a subsutute tc 1che1 Ab1g ul lS small but mlghty Robert Guther1e V1v1an Wh1te s sweet and ITlL1S1C21l laugh on 4.0IlCllllUIl that never aga1n does he steal from L1ttle Bow Peep To the students lI'1ClLlS1N ely we leave the accur ite clocks 1ll the roofns p1ctures doo1s wlndows erasers or scraps of paper that we leave beh1nd us 1n the haste of gatl1e11ng up our cherlshed treasures for the last t1me Our seats IH the assembly hall 111 ly be taken by whosoever IS able to grab them hrst And we hereby const1tute and appo1nt the sa1d faculty sole executor of th1s our last w1ll and testament Slgned and w1tnessed th1s 23rd of May 1n the year of our Lord lN1neteen Hundred and Twenty Four Vera D1ck 24 Gln the 0112155 nf 1524 We have now arrlved at the per1od IH our hves when we sh 1ll no longer be allowed to call ourselves students of dear Sh1loh H1gh School but Wlll be classed among the Alumn1 We are passlng out the gate whlch w1ll close beh1nd and w1th ltS clos1ng shut us off from everyth1ng but the memor1es of Our school ltS teachers 1ts pleasures llS frollcs and 1tS class rooms As the gate closes we shall f1nd fifteen d1fierent paths Probably th1s and that one Wlll run nearly together but thecbstacles that each 1nd1v1dual must overcome before the goal IS acqulred w1ll be found sme place IH that 1nd1v1duals wax We know not what IS 1n the future for us, but as the largest class 1n the forty odd years that th1s School has been blesslng human1ty w1th ltS graduates, can we not try to head the l1st 1n other respects? Ralph Barnes, Pres QLNAA, ,. l QL5, A ',3..lA3A' 5A 'S-A v C 1 C ' 'z' ': , d ' LS .f zj 1 C - I . l cf l, c .N V' c c ci, ' c - ' ' l ' bv c F -Q. C 1 1 -2 . To a member of the Sophomore class, Kathryn Close leaves all her affectio11. To C C C,. 1' z z' ' 2 ' '. To , 2 fa' 1 z z . To . . ' ' z 1 A 9 ' 2 To 'C' , N z'. .us auf '. To . , . . . 1 1. I x . . C I ' KK ' Y' 1 I ' f C 'N 2 ' ,Z A . I' Q 'X 1 Y - A . ' c c. ' c 2 . C Q . . xc. L i . ' . . K , . C Y. X C x o - l 9 a l ly G I ly . . . 1 C . . . . V-

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L L-:Qs L4-, Y l ,i,AAtA4Q4slA 5534 s. We give and bequeath to the dear faculty who have been onr instructors in all the wlsdom of the ages a sweet and unbroken success1on of restful nlghts and peaceful dreams No longer need they l1e awake through the long watches of the nlght to worry over the un certalnty of whether th1s one IS dolng her nlght work or that one w1ll have h1s Economlcs IH the mornmg class or the other one w1ll remember every rule nn the preparatlon of her Engllsh It has been a hard straln on them for SCHIOTS are sald to be at all tlmes and under all condxtlons dlfhcult to manage But they have all done thexr duty and now shall they have thelr well earned reward Aga1n we glve and bequeath to our beloved faculty all tne 'amazmg knowledge and startllng lrformatlon that we have furnlshed them from tlme to tlme ln our varlous examl natxon papers We know that much whlch we have lmparted to them ln thls way must have been ennrely new to them as well as to all teachers and students everywhere and would throw much new lxght on many a famlllar l1ne of thought throughout the whole world of SCICHCC and Learmng ew en outslde the walls of Shlloh Hlgh School If the Faculty sees fit they are hereby authorlzed to glve out such of thls mformatlon to the world as they may feel the world 1S ready to recelve We trust they wlll also feel at llberty to make use of all such b1ts of wlsdom and enl1ghtment for the educatlon of the classes to come after us Thls of course IS left entlrely to thelr personal d1scret1on We QIVC and bequeath Ralph Bloom Q excesslve bra1ns to the succeedmg Semor class to be d1v1ded as Mr Bedford sees fit We trust the class may be able to survlve The followlng may seem but trrlllng bequests but we hope they may be accepted not as worthless th1ngs lavxshly thrown away because We can no longer keep them but as valu able assets to those who may recelve them and a contmual remfnder of the generoslty of heart d1splayed To Mlss Ink our Llterature teacher we glve our extenslve knowledge c f Engllsh Llter ature ThlS ought to be of great asslstance to her ln teachlng the comlng classes To Mlss Jackson our Domestlc Sclence teacher We glve all the llttle scraps that may be lylng around after our departure to be used to make soup for the Fre ,hman 'l he way to a Freshman s bram IS through h1s stomach To Mr Bacon the balance rn our class treasury to be used ln buying a palr of rubber shoes for detectxve work We feel he w1ll be sure to need these ln dealmg wlth the classes that are to be our successors To Margaret W1lson Mar1on Smlth leaves her vampxsh and langulshmg brown eyes for the purpose of CaDtlV?:1tlf1g the hearts of future Senlor boys To any Junior who IS capable of holdlng the Job Ralph Barnes leaves h1s posltlon as Semor class presldent He also glves the pos1t1on as Manager of the Basket Ball team to Eldon Kaylor To Charles Qumn Otho Blxler w1lls hrs llttle Premo plpe It takes a blg man to carry It around To Luclle Br1ckley Zelda Hager s pos1t1on as guardlan over Martle Jacobs To each member of the Sophomore class Frances Whlte w1lls a book ent1tled What to do When Mr Bedford Turns Hls Back To Lava rence Moser Kenneth Nelson s muslcal ablllty but not h1s btauty He ll st1ll feel the need of that he fears and wouldnt be coaxed mto leav1ng1t behmd even wlth Lawrence who needs lt so badly ls IDI 1 , . c . 9 , v ' . . . 1 . ' y . . I . L I , Y ' ' J 7 Y Y . 7 . . . 9 . . 7 . . . , . . , . . . . , . .A . . . . y . . - , 1 'T . x . . i . . x . . y 1 , L . Q , . . . . , . . 1 ' v , n , . . . , . . . . , . . . . F u 7 ! ' ,N an 7 , . . . . G I , . , . , . . . . . v 7 9 v-f' -v v-v v-v v-v v-v vAv -v-v'vvQfvv-vwvvfv-r v-v v-v v-v 'v-v vAv v-v vAv'5r-vw-v v-v v-v v-v v-v v-v v-v v-vffv-v

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