Shiloh High School - Periscope Yearbook (Shiloh, OH)

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all II-'I ii- g Q l f.L........, H LO x nf SHYLOH 'JHIU 374: hd..-2 - 1:g :Maisel Semor Class Wlll the class of 1930 do make and publxsh th1s our last w1ll and testa ment herebx 1GV0lx11'1g all he1 etofore made and voldmg all prev1ous promlses to xx lt Fust Vle 1xe and bequeath to the dear facultx xvho haxe been our ID structols a sxxeet and unblolxen succe s1on of restful nxghts and peaceful dreams No longel need thex 11e axx alle to xx OF15 ox B1 xvhethe1 th1s one or that one xx 1ll ox IS dolng h1s OI he1 xx oxlx for the next day s class Second We glxe and bequeath to ou1 beloxed Supeuntendent Paul H Weavel ou1 slncele affect1on ou1 deepest reverence our heartlest glatltude and thc xx hole unl1m1teH wealth of our memol v Th11d Agaln we QIVQ and bequeath to our belox ed faculty all the amaz mg knoxxledge and starthng 1nfo1mat1on we have fulnxshed them from t1me to t1me as they may have found same 1n our exam1nat1on papers Fou1th We leaxe to the on commg Senlors our seats 1n the assemblx loom all sclaps of papel pxeces of penclls all chewmg gum found ln and alound the bulldlng and lastlx the Senxox D1gn1ty F1fth Joseph Au bequeaths to John Swartz all of h1s EXCGSSIVG knowl edge and apparent aptltude Sxxth Thelma Brad1ck trulx bequeaths he1 glft of loquatxous ab1l1ty to Hlldl ed Fackle Sex enth To Challes Russell James Gundxum leaves all h1s knowledge and loxe fox the opposlte sex Elghth In 01d91 that Leon Lasex max fa1e xxell R1cha1d Ruckman leaves to hlm h1s ab1l1ty to a1gue xv1tl'1 the teacher N1nth Behevmg that l1ke begets hke Robert Ruckman leaves h1s knowledge of blondes to Robert Lofland Tenth So that Shlloh may aga1n be champs FIBHCSS Cllflkel leaves to anyone xxho may well Hll the place he1 pos1t1on on the basketball team Eleventh Albert Seaman leaxes to anvone vxho max need same h1s ab1l1tx' to bluff Apply ea1lx and 8VO1d the 1ush Twelfth Ra5 mond Wells w1ll on appllcatlon, leaxe to Paul K1anz h1s vamplsh and languxshlng eves of blue fox the pulpose of capt1vat1ng some fall Fleshman Thuteenth The 1es1due of all p1ope1t1es, real personal and supposed, ale bequeathed xvxthout IBCOUISS to the OI1COH11I1g classes xvho may assume them wlth due c1ed1t to the departmg class In xx'1tness vxheleof we set our hands and seal. bx our ploxx, and stated sc1 be Raxmond Wells i'.L...L.Jqa- 4. . ' .. . ,,,., V agp.. . . . , . .., ' 'L'r'r 14- 1 - - - - - - a..g.e T 1 --,.....,,,, . ,,,,,,,r ., N ,iv x ., ,, , ...,...::a:.-...ln--..-.:.,-..-.:.. .t. fza V ,dh , ,wc - V 4. -.V - Y-vw:---ww G T ' 4 'Af1'Tff6M' QS ' Ki' ' . ' i--'---i- -4.-.I.L:LI.JI'.1 -..i '...g.. gl' ' ' - 'M 1-Nw? l--...,,......g--,...... W. Tm,,m,5 ,A I p ,, 7,...:,,-............ -- v ' -- , -..,, ..., ' ,. -N ' - AA ' ' if ,.-. M., Q, . . M X y l . . . .EM a 1 .....:xs.z.. Q-, .. -I J-: L..f ..,,,,,-Q X' W 7 if ,X ,,',,,, A, O O T 7 . . . - VK e. A , 1 .7 l v l ' Y. ' . , . - . I , g v , V - ' ' Y v r f- I ' D ' Q v ' - , , . y f . . ' . . . . , , . . . v . , Y v ' - -l 7 s v 1. . 1 - .1 7 T 0 Y Q ' 1 I V . . ' ' . . A ' .' . , .- - Q - v - . . . y . . . .Q , x , - ' 1'. ' , . . 1 ' v V r ' ' ' - . . . . , . Y ' . ' -1 7 . . . . V ' . ' 7 . 1 - V I 1 7'1I'f'fff- - '

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'ETB Ph ff'i'15f'E i 4 '5 LOH OHlOHLv FFA? , -is-hex,-1-X. I SxHlLOH on-H Rzfmimn-vrwJuJ lk' 14.44 I-, if Classmates R1chard Ruckman DIL k Pull of fun a11l mlschlef too Dmng, the lhlllflh he ought not do Pellscope Slqff 0 B'1sketb1ll 9 30 Basebflll 30 Pres De p 1'1n LIIQIHIV 9 30 o Account Dav1l '30 xwllllllllg of Joy 30 Albert Seaman Seflman -Xnl from knowlelge 111 l11s path He answels questuns g1e'1t 'md small Pyuseope Staff 30 Bfisketball i0 Bsseball 0 30 ms flee Club 74 At1 n Llternuy 1 0 Robevt Ruckman Bob' Always qulet, solemn .111 the swlnle, At a Joke he w1l1 only sm1le ' Pemscope Staff, '30, Selumel Staff, 30, Pres, Class, '30, Pres. Athletlc COIUICII '30, PIES, Athan L1te1ary '.l0. Tatler Staff, '28, Boys' Glee Club, '27, '28, Orchestra, '27 '98, '19, '50, Basketball, 'P8, '09, '30, Baseball, '28, '29, '30, No Account Dav1d, '30, W1nn1ng of Jov, 30 -........ i-S.Z3vK ' 'Ti? f'2.1' ZT1' - 'f 'f'T T '- .- 3 . - I A , X - I' ,.,..:1-l-1, .' -: 1 1, . , . ,, . - -, H , . ,,',1. f ,WW V xgznrtxt.- Y , -1 v4,,,,. I, , Q A. - .1 - nf 1 L-av, ,. v A , , 1, -f,1,.-,--, . . - V -1 ' It F -eq , V,-.4 vdj Q f-' ,a......-.,-...-.-.-.-.p- H , V ' Y ,, - 1 S . - V -' 'rl 1,1 1 1 ,ire ff' .. in ., -5 V ol 'J :. r- ':f '-:.g-'- ':,' -.gj, '- 72.11.-k - ..,.f l f f' il' 5-.-: -5 ,,- ...sq-ggu.-:.q1uwf.. VW yfzc '- Qi: F' -l1g1.'. '-,ifesfezla 'I ' 7 e '- -e A' 1 gp 0 - ' -,gn .,,- - -' ' ,- ,f ,5 g-- '4 ,,, 'Q A ' I ' R ' 1 uf 'N -.r ' . fl 1 ' , ,.-,..A. A . . . -. - A V W -- V i N I in N r A.L. H,,,,x a , ,- it -I .. - , -, V T ' S r I 1 , 'fl 1 1 2 , '28, '2 , Q ' 1 . '28, '29, ' g . ., I hl ' ' ',. '2 , Q N - ', H ' . H V' ' H M 1 , , , - , , . 1. -1 I .. , , - - J ' ' ' I ' ' 1 1 .' , , - , .. , l., .. -, A , , 1 , . , 1 . . ... , , B , ' l , 'L.', '28, '29, l'R ' 1 , '2'f'3 Iwryff' 7'sf'vr1ly-Onc

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.5 ELC lj :aww -:rr 4, 1... fueasovc- ew-v,..qv pg Mba ,,..- ...nu SHUI-OH,Ol-HO I Hifi A I-fy, ,fm emo ann-vr ,Sa 'TEE Valedlctor Cration Our Lzfe Is What We Make It We the 2.,lltill'llll1f., clcss of Qhiloh High School are T0lll!..lll concluding., out high school prom im Qome of us will start lll1l'IlE tlllIPlV to do out p irt in the wollcl of com ice inlustn oi e othel fields in which our lnembeis inn choose to entel Some ot us will talce wet one two oi foul ycus betaie wc stnt in out N'lll0llS chosen fields We ale ill looking, to the future with gleat hopes and xmbltlon We all want to live and woik in such a wxy that we may be successful and happy lt all depends upon ourselves whether it comes to pass as we hope lf we give 0111 veix best to everything. we undertake we will succeed If we do not we cannot succeed ind will have ouiselxes to blame Oui lives are in our own hands Fvervone has in equal chance and it is up to each of us to make the best of it America is based on the principle that all ale equal This means equal rights and opportunities Of course it does not mean equal abilities for abilities vary Some incli vlcluals hate gi eater natural capaclty than others Howevei we all have some abilities lt is up to us to analyze ourselves find out which occupations and endeavors for which we ale best fitted anl then to direct our energies into these channels lf we do this we will greatly increase our chances for success Oui opportunities as well as out luck anothei influencing factor comes to us equally VVe can anl do control these factors to some extent Ou1 ODDOIUIIIIIIGS should all be grasped and held on to lt is said that opportunity knocks but once This may be tlue of the man who waits for opportunities to present themselves but most celtamlv is not true ot the man who goes out and makes his own opportunities It sometlmcs seems is if some pelsons are alw us getting ODDOIUIIIIIIGS fol a lvancement while otheis never seem to get a chance to bettei their state A pelson of the first group will usually be found to be al learn about his work nevel quits 19111111151 anl man who does not get ahc il lS usually found to with htlngs is they aie or he mav strlxe ind deal ot' work but accomplishing little ext and aw Ike He knows all we can does it to the best of his abllltv The be easv going and pretty well satisned work hud but blindly doing a great his woik and alw lys tlv to better his The Hist mm will usuillw be found to plin state He piobablw uses ill his time to best ilwantage Then as a iesult he sees ODDOIIUIIIIIQS and giasps them before the othei man exen knows there ale anv The energetic min does not wait foi opportunities to come to him He keeps an eve on all 1ct1v1t1es of his tx pe Ol line of work and if he sees a chance to eleate an ODDOFUIIIIU toi hlmselt anl adx ince himself honestly he will not be slow to take advantage of it He does not let his mincl be narrowc,cl or prejudiced. Some men have all the luck there is and others bawe none. Again, it will be found that the alert man is the one who gets the breaks. Then too, if you look deeper than the surface what at Hrst seemed to be luck will usually be found to be the result of intelligent and purposeful endeavor. The man who looks into the future and prepares himself for what is yet to cfome will usually be lucky. Of eourse there is such a thin, as sheer bliucl luc-k. But the law of averages will keep this pretty well distributed. It is up to ourselves and ourselves only to say what we will be and do in the years to c-ome. We are tonight starting on the greatest of all advantages greater living. We are endowed with certain abilities. lt is up to us to discover and direct these abilities into the most profitable channels. NVe must do our best and nothing less' than our very best. Then. when our careers are ended man will remember us as suecfessful and we shall find favor in the eyes ot' Cod. 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