Smithfield High School - Smithonian Yearbook (Smithfield, OH)

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GLADYS RIEGLE Smiling eyes and dimples sweet Ways that are quite charming, She is nice to all she meets With never a thought of harm- ing. LEWIS SABO Our popular president here we see Our captain in football season, Everybody likes our Lewis And all with very good reason. LUCY RIZZI Managing our lassies team Sending them to bed to dream, Lucy is an all 'round tease But the teachers she does please. WYLIE WILSON Wylie is quite good in shop And helps the teacher out, The kind of a Elly You like A nice sort of a scout. Seniors Flower: Yellow Tea Rose CHARLES REYNARD Chuck has a style that's all his own In English composition, That should help him to make good In a big position. ARMINA RISH Armina is a quiet girl And knows her lessons well, Her many friends in school Will her good nature tell. JOHN SHARP Jack is the class's busiest boy His smile is a welcome joy, For his popularity there's a reason He's manager in basketball season. EMMA TFIELLA Emma is the quiet kind That we so rarely hnd, Quite the kind to whom we say Success will surely come your way.

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GOLDIE HOWARD Goldie's smile is so demure Her manner is so sweet, She will be a hit we know VVith everyone she'll meet. LOUIS MAZI He plays in orchestra and band The sax, for his own pleasure, Leads his Smithonian band Through the latest measure. LILLIE MAE LAWSON A quiet girl with a friendly smile That's very often seen, Lillie likes to Write poetry That really is quite keen. HAROLD PARKS Buzz is the sort of a chap You like without knowing WIIY, He can cheer you up until You forget to sigh. Seniors C olors: Blue and'Gold HAROLD HENDERSON As Scotty he made quite a hit In our Senior Play, In orchestra, debate and band He winds his merry way. VERDA HUNTER Altho in Glee Club it Won't help Our Verda to be tall, She finds that height is quite the thing She needs for basketball. ELM ER SMITH Elmer helped our football team Thru a season tough, He's the patient peaceful kind And neve-r's in a huff. EDNA PASCO Edna's a quiet dependable girl The kind you like to know, The kind you ask to stay awhile And hate to see her go. l 1 l

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Seniors In nineteen hundred and thirty We started on the way, That was to bring us finally To graduation day. We started in as freshmen lThe greenest of the greenl, But soon our worth and value By the teachers could be seen. We worked hard and studied Until that year was o'er, And thus attained In '31 The rank of sophomore. We were the brightest pupils fOr so the teachers saidj, In every school activity Our class was at the head. This year was like the first one So quickly on did pass, That before we knew lt We were the junior class. As juniors, to the seniors An invite we extended, To the annual Jr. prom And every one attended. This year went by so swiftly In fact it left too soon,' But ere it passed we took A Manhattan Honeymoon. When next we gathered in thes walls It was with grave demeanor, As befltted to our rank- The lofty one of Senior. As Seniors we were very good But neither proud nor haughty, And added to our growing fame With the help of Scotty. And now the day approacheth When to dear Smithfield High, With grieving hearts and tearful eyes We bid a fond goodbye. And when we last behind us A Shall close the High School door We hope she'll e'er remember The class of '34,