Shreve High School - Trojan Yearbook (Shreve, OH)

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Shaw Seam Wazng In the fall of the year 1950 40 students started their freshman year in high school. There was quite a bit of confusion the first few days but we finally settled down to a normal school life. Our class president for the year was Ken Himes, vice president Bob Wachtel. Our class adviser was Mrs. Junkin. On initiation we felt like and looked like people from Mars. But all in all I think we had a better time out of it than the Sophomores did. We had a stand at the Athletic Carnival that year. But I donit think we made too much money. Our freshman assembly was pretty good considering the time that was spent on it. It finally came time for the close of school and a group of happy and carefree kids prepared for a wonderful vacation of swimming, picnics, etc. But only too soon vacation was over and it was time to start our sophomore year. This year our class officers were Don Geib, President. Ken Himes Vice President. Having lost Mrs. Junkin for our class advisor we had Mr. Tucker. We gave the freshman quite an initiation that year. But I don't think too many people were hurtg at least I hope not! We had a few bake sales and other things to make some money that year. We chose our class colors which were blue and gold. Our class flower was the yellow rose. Some of the students got class sweaters that year which were blue and gold also. After quite a bit of argument we finally chose our class rings. By the way, they were really sharp. I Before we knew it another school year had rolled around and we went on our way for a summer of fun and relaxation. We started back to school that fall of 1952 with sunburned faces and our heads filled with summer memories. Our class president was Ken Himes and Sandra Miller was Vice President. But Sandra had to leave us so Don Geib took over. Our class adviser was Mr. Glasgow after losing Mr. Tucker. We gave our Junior play, Ready Made Familyn. It was a big success. We had a real fine time at rehearsals. We got our class rings that year and for a while we were the center of attraction. But I think the thing we will always remember is the Junior-Senior Banquet. With the help of Mr. Glasgow and the hard work of the students I think we had one of the loveliest banquets ever given. Before long it was time for summer vacation again but this one would be the last for a long time to come. We started back to school feeling just a little bit proud because after all we were seniors. Our senior play, Grandma's Best Yearsn, was given in the new auditorium that year. It was a big success. We gave some banquets and we also picked potatoes to make some money that year. I think picking potatoes was the job we disliked the most. What a bunch of stiff kids. Our class Motto was: Today we followg tomorrow we lead. The juniors gave us a very nice banquet and we also had a fine time. On graduation day you never saw a sadder looking group of students because we knew that we would seldom meet again in later life. We had a wonderful time on our senior trip and when it was all over we went on our separate ways to take our place in life's busy web.

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ROBERT RAY WAHL General Course Big Prairie 1 Chorus l,2,8,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 23,4 Track 2,3 Class Play 4 Jr. 81. Sr. Banquet Waiter 2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Stai 4 KAREN ANN WOODS General Course Chorus 12.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Orchestra 2 Operetta 2.3 Girls Ensemble Q Student Council l,2,3,4 Student Council Sec.2.3 V.Pres.4 Prince of Peace 1.3 F.H.A. 1 Asst. Editor 4 Class Play 4 Jr. S: Sr. Banquet Head Waitress Q Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Sudapldqeadt CHARLOTTE LUCILE WELTY General Course Chorus 1,2.3,4 Oneretta 13,3 Girls Ensemble 2 Class Play 4 Jr. 8: Sr. Banquet Waitress Q Annual Stad 4 Paper Staff 4 One Act Play 4 First Row, left to right: Shirley Alexander, Carol Moreland, Karen Woods, Marilyn Wachtel, Judy Shelley Second Row: Sarah Smith, Peggy Oberholtzer, Chaiilotte Welty, Wilma Daugherty, Betty Barnes Third Row: Mr. Glasgow CDirectorD, Dave Leedy, Bob Wahl, John Morgan, Don Geib, George Shiltz

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044470661 We, the Shreve High Senior Class of 1954, having acquired our many num- erous skills and our very rare intelligence from behind the gates of good old Shreve High, are leaving behind us our wills and many happy memories to the less lucky fellows who have a few more years to go and hope they profit by our mistakes. We seniors of sound minds and bodies, do will and bequeath the following: Article I. We, the Senior Class of 54',, do will and bequeath to the High School Faculty, our happy smiles, many memories and our ability not to have our lessons prepared. Article II. We, the Senior Class of H5471 do will and bequeath to the Junior Class our ability to get along, not to fight, and to have a grand time their last year. We, the Senior Class of 54 , do will and bequeath to the Soph- omores our ability to remain quiet and have unquestionable good class meetings when the teacher is out of the room. Article III. Article IV. We, the Senior Class of 54,', do will and bequeath to the Fresh- man Class our ability to raise much, much money for the senior class trip. Article V. We, the Senior Class of 54',, do will and bequeath to the eighth grade our sport ability to all the boys in the class. Article VI We, the Senior Class of 54',, do will and bequeath to the seventh grade our ability to become seniors and not to remain morons. Article VII. We, the members of the Senior Class of 54 do will and bequeath to the lower classmen, and teachers of this beloved school the following: I, Shirley Alexander, do will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Dick Fought. I, Connie Anderson, do will and bequeath my ability to have natural red hair to Nancy McKee. I, Betty Barnes, do will and bequeath my ability to stay out all night and catch up on my sleep in study hall to Roy Edington. I, Barbara Bruce,do will and bequeath my ability to Nancy McKee to stop and think about the things she's going to say, before saying them. I, Phylis Berry, do will and bequeath my long hidden musical ability to Ellen Crawford, with the hopes that she will be able to better herself somewhat with this added talent. I, Wilma Lou Daugherty, do will and bequeath my ability to skip school With- out getting caught to George Fulton. I, Mary Jane Foltz, do will and bequeath my natural curly hair to Betty Owen. I, Ken Himes, do will and bequeath my ability to dance to Mike Shelley. I, Carol Gerber do will and bequeath my long hair to Hallie Evans. I, Don Geib, do will and bequeath to Jim Carmichael my ability to goof-off in study halls and not get caught.