Smithfield High School - Smithonian Yearbook (Smithfield, OH)

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-u J X , a, 'ro MRS. OCTA FOSTER AND MR. ALLEN DEVITT The class of l935 respectfully dcdlcates this SIIIilh01'lilIII tu Mrs. lfosnsr and Mr. Devin, whose friendship and unfailing help, both as teachers and advisors, will always remain as Il pleasant memory in our l1earrs. .ah -li

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-: FOREWORD We the crew of time 1935 SIlIffh0IIi!1Il take great pleasure in presenting this volume uf' the Nlllillllillfllll. It has been uni' :lim tu produce :in :innnnl that will be enjoyed by all and will brighten memories in years to come. Our trip as Pirates this year has not been an easy one. However, we have tried tn do our licst to produce a book that will live in the hearts of the crews of S. H. S. in Xu'

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. 'W- if SMlTHONlANQf eg' W 1935 W. C. Darrah Superintendent of Schools ' hlonnz Union, B. S4 Ohin Sraze, M. S.g Akron Universityg University of Michigan. We admire him for his fine adrninisrrarion of rhe school curriculum and the high srandf ards which he maintains for school and scholars. 1 l ,BNN r W R? .ff jf, , ef ' jJx Octa Foster A Ohio Wesleyan, A. ll.g Kenr Stare Nurmalg ' University ul Pittsburgh. She has taken us safely rhrough ihe dark mysteries of German and liarrn and the land nf 'l shall nor pass'. She lslour advisor, counselor, and best of all our friend. J. E. Gee Principal of High School Tusculum, A. B4 Univursiry of Pirtshurgh. 'Wvhaz would Smirhtield High be like with- our Mr. Geek pleasing personality and wir. There is no need ro menrion his American and World history knowledge. X, i x Mary jane Miller Berhany College, A. B4 Western Reserve, M. A. , She endeavours to reach us the apmrecia- tion of higher learning of which she erself is a splendid example. wif in ,