Smithfield High School - Smithonian Yearbook (Smithfield, OH)

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SMITHONIAN 4935 Library Club L90 In Righff FIRST ROYV: Sara Yvilson, Lois Dalrymple, Ethel Rickey, Helen Klapka, Hazel Foster, Img: I'lufI', Mary Nagy, Ethel Shively, Esther Hammond, Myrtle Grafton, Carol Mclirail, Janie 'V itaker. SECOND ROW: Margaret Palinchak, Edith Stem, Roberta lhlelday, Elaine DeGarmo, Doris Strickler, Helen Garretscn, Mary Elizabeth Foster, Ruth Reynard, Miss Miller. THIRD ROW: Ninn Howard, Celia Fanchini, Helen Krocta, Mary Garlinger, Jeanette Chaney, Iilivalueth Lenzi, Leila Howard. NOT IN PICTURE: Hazel Burkett, Ruth Hammond. At the First of the year, we embarked in a ship of diminutive size with a crew of twenty nine. Miss Miller was our skilled helmsm:1n.- :Xt first our sailing was rather rough due to the fact that we had lost several of our old Pirates and had added many new inexperienced qnes. As time went on, we became more efficient and were able to co-operate with each other. Our voyage lasted for nine months and at the end of that time we had in our possessvrn more than nine hundred volumes to add to our former treasure. wi

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l935gfffgefQii e QfSMITl-IONIAN Our Debaters Dehnters in the making, come ye one and all, Q To room 25 when the bell has rung. That was the call Foster and Gillespie sent out one day last fall. And iso with spirits high and a will to work, the dehating season was wegun. Should the government :lid our schools? lfaithfully they studied the opinion of others Added to these their own and formulated speeches according to the rules: Fight minutes solid arguing, barring mistakes and hlundering. Reynard, Welday, Murphy and Rickey Thought the statement quite correct. jackson, Foster, Ruth and Welday Keenly eyed it with suspect. O'er the county they victoriously whizzed, Taking seven decisions out of eight debates. In constructive speeches and rebutrals the opponents they did quiz, As one hy one their foes yielded to the Fates. At Bittersweet Inn the season was closed There affirmative and negative did agree. That the season had been successful no one opposed. To decide this there was no need of Judges three. From the ranks this year we lose dehaters four, Murphy, Jackson, Welday, Ruth. The time-keeper for high school days says their time is o'er. For life's arguments and questions may they always have good proof. mn

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i935e -e O SMITHONIAN Orchestra The Smithlield High School Orchestra for the year 193-L-35 was made up of the following twenty three members: Clrzrineii-james Ruth, Maxine Piergallini, Charles Rensi. Trumps!-I.eMoyne Murray, Rudolph Perri, joe Santucci. I,i0fi71+KEhh3I'Cl Haythorne, Margaret Jackson, Mike Janoski, Helen Janoski, Celia Fanchini, joe Vargo, Mike Hrusehak, Eleanor Berdjer, Chaplin Welday. Flute-,lack Welday. Saxopham'-Earl Murray, Adam Piergallini. .flllo-Hazel Foster, Elaine DeGarmo. Barr-Billy DeGarmo. Trombone-,lack Spencer, John Watkins. ' Much progress has been made this year, under the direction of Mr. Beckes. Rehearsals were held regularly every Tuesday and Friday, with the greater number present. New music was purchased which also greatly helped to in- crease the interest and zeal of all members. At the hrst of the year, the following ofiicers were elected by ballot: Pre.rin'enI, James Ruth. Se'rretm1v, Margaret jackson. TI'tYIJllfZ7', LeMoyne Murray, These officers have attended to the financial and beneficial interests of our organization, by performing their duties regularly, at each rehearsal, and by using their iniiuence in attempting to have all members present at each rehearsal. Although, maybe, not quite as prominent as Band, or Athletics, still the Orchestra has done its share of the work, having played for Chapel Programs, Debate, The junior Play, The Senior Play, The Farmer's Institute Play and other events ofthe school year. ln all, the Orchestra has seen a very successful and enjoyable year, and although we will lose five of our most prominent members, we hope to find others who will attempt to fill their places and increase our organization to a great extent. So here's to a Bigger and Better Orchestra in the year i935-36. Ly! lo Rigln- FIRST ROW: joe Vargo, Helen janoski, Eleanor Berdjer, Chaplin Weldny, Kennnrd Hay- thorne, Margaret gackson, Mike Hruschak. SECOND R W: Mike janoski, Celia Fanchini, Elaine DeGarmo, Maxine Piergallini, Charles Rensi, LeMoyne Murray, Mr. Beckcs. THIRD ROW: Rudolph Perri, Adam Picrgallini, James Ruth, Hazel Foster, joe Santucci, Earl Murray. FOURTH ROW: jack Spencer, Billy DeGarmo, John Watkins. E431