Smithville High School - Fabrica Yearbook (Smithville, OH)

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MGSAIC ANNUAL ' SOPHGMORE CLASS Rowl Miss Dintamin, Nettleton. M. Schrock, Lantz, Gillman. Berkey. Steiner. R0w2 Shisler, J.C0lll'8fi. Crider, Strickler. M. Fetter, Brubaker, Keslar, IXI.His0y. Row 3 Beeler, Mertz. Zerrer, P. Fetter, Begert, Lytle, M. J Schrock. ROW4 A. Schrock, Blough, Marthey, Crites, Fike, Zimmerman. Studer. ROWS C. Conrad, Weidluun, Roth, Stoudenheimer, Kurtz. Brown. McFadden, Nussbaum Moomuw, Sayre, Deluco, Wirth, Yoder. Zuercher Not on picture: Hazel Snyder.

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MOSAIC ANNUAL JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY President . Howard Miller Vice President . . . John Stewart Secretary 85 Treasurer . . Mary Jane Shisler Sergeant at Arms . . . Marie Herman Student Council Representatives Jeannette Zim merman Robert Heiks Sponsor Mr. Berkey The Junior Class entered the year with an enrollment of 46 members. Under the direction of Mr. Berkey, our sponsor, we met and elected the odicers named above. Several members of the class last year moved away or decided not to attend. They are as follows: Roy Begert, Mary Ebersole, Harold Hahn, William Paul, Robert Wiles, Melvert Yates, and James Shultzman. Two new members joined the class-Agnes Marthey and Keith Smith. The Juniors received their class sweaters in the early part of December. The class colors had been changed from Blue and Red to Gray and Green. On January 25, the Juniors gave the assembly program. The special feature of the program consisted of several skits from the book, Gone With the Wind. An April Fool party was held in the High School Auditorium. Although the attendance was not ex- ceptionally large, every one present had a splendid time. Enter the Hero. a comedy in three acts, was successfully presented by the class on April 22, and 23, under the direction of Miss Dintamin. Due to -the great demand for tickets it was given the second night. The boys starred in many activities of the school. Robert Heiks, Floyd Luedemann, John Stewart, Donald Brubaker, Howard Miller, Wayne Murray, Keith Smith, and Lloyd Carmony represented the class in basketball, and Robert Heiks, Floyd Luedemann, John Stewart, Alvin Ramseyer, Jr., and Raymond Johnson, in baseball. Edward Haffly was Senior Manager of the basketball squad. Lloyd Carmony represented the class in debate. In honor of the Senior Class of '38 the Junior Class sponsored the J unior-Senior Banquet. This was considered one of the most important social events of the school year.

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MQSAIC ANNUAL SOPHCMGRE CLASS HISTORY President . . Bill Berkey Vice President . . Ray Gillman Secretary . . Genevieve Lantz Treasurer . . . Ruth M. Nettleton Sergeant at Arms . . . Wayne Kurtz Student Council Representatives Mary Louise Schrock Robert Steiner Sponsor Miss Dintamin At the beginning of the school year forty-three young people returned to Smithville High School to begin their work as Sophomores On Tuesday, Sept. 21, the class held its first meeting, when the above officers were elected. The initiation of the Freshmen and new teachers was held on Oct. 1. Before refreshments were served, Miss Martin and Mr. Gillman sang a duet entitled The Star Spangled Banner . The Sophomores gave the first assembly program of the year which consisted of several musical numbers and a few skits on Hallowe'en. Blue and silver were chosen as our class colors. The first class party was held on March 18, at the home of Mary Helen Yoder. The class has been well represented in athletics this year. Those who took part in basketball were: Dick Zimmerman, Bill Berkey, and Wayne Kurtz. In baseball: Bill Berkey and Wayne Kurtz. The class was represented in the one act play by Pauline Crider, Maloa Fetter, and Ray Gillman. Jeanne Mertz, Maloa Fetter, Mary Helen Yoder, Mary Josephine Schrock, and Marceil Heisy took part in the declamation contest. Mary Louise Schrock and Marceil Keslar won first place in the local humorous and dramatic readings.