Smithville High School - Fabrica Yearbook (Smithville, OH)

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ROBERT SNODDY ETTA MAE SWISHER, 'This handsome man, an HA maiden thoughtful athlete no doubt? and reseruedf' BERNIECE ZOOK Spirit and sparkle sprinkled with spice. MARY JEAN 'FROYER Wings on her fingers when it comes to typingf' ETHEL ZUERCHER Modesty is the best policy. uB0bH nEttaH aaMary1v uzookien siEthe1ss sixteen

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F7 JEAN MOSER Still water runs deep. RICHARD MILLER Efficiency plus? DAVID MOORE Ulf worry were the only cause for death, he would live forever. MARLENE ROTH Dynamite comes in small paclcagesf' JUNE RUDY Cheerful and never troubled. WENDEL OLINGER Masculine waves and friendly eyes? JAMES NETTLETON A little nonsense now and then? JOHN ROBERT SMUC- KER In the spring this young man's fancy turns to . . . farming. Dick Dave Jeanie 4'Jim,' Butch Scoots'l 'KJunie'l JRS fifteen

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CLASS HISTORY As we turn back the clock, and peer into thc past we see dimly a crowd of Freshies in Smith- ville High. Ah-it is the Class of 50, but how bashful, how clumsy they seem to be. The class of 43 members started their high school career under the leadership of Mr. Sham- baugh, assisted by the class officers who were: President .,...... . ............ .... ...,.....,............ .,....... . ------ .----------- A 1' t Sch rock Vice Presideent ...... ------ ---- M H I'8Hl'e'C Marthey Secretary ,,,,,,,v,,,,,, .......... A 11118 Belle COI1I'8d 'rfeasurer ,,,4,,,,,,A,,,,,,. ........... ............ P 8. ttl Bell Student Council ....... ----.-----------.----- K ati Bahl Jim Burkholder Reporter ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, .... , ......,... .... G a il Crouch Sgt,-at-Arms ,,,,.,.,...... ., ..,.............,....,..... ........ .................... D i ck Pepperd The Sophomore class welcomed them with an initiation party in October, which they returned in May. Entering their Sophomore year they felt a little prouder and a little wiser. Mr. Shambaugh was still their advisor and they elected the following oflicers: President .,,,,.,,.....,,,,... , ,..........,,.............,............... .......................... ............ ........ N a I1 cy Lytle Vice President ..,. , .,..,..,........................r.,. , .................,.............. .. ............ Jim Nettleton Secretary and 'Treasurer ....... ........ M arga1'et Marthey Student Council ................ .................... Patti Bell Jim Burkholder Reporter ............ ..,... .......,.. M illie Fleming Sgt.-at-Arms ........ . ................................ , ........ ..... . .. .. .................,.,........,,,................. Bob Snoddy In October they had a party at which they initiated the freshmen. They ended their Sopho- more year with 44 members. At the beginning of the next year they held their heads a little higher, for now they were Upperclassmen! This year they had a new class sponsor, Mr. Bleadingheiser. The class of 42 members select- ed the following officers. President ...........,...... ............... J im Nettleton Vice President .....,.. ..,... M argaret Marthey Secretary ...........,., 4...,,.. ,....,,. J un e Miller Treasurer .......... ....... .,...... B e ulah Grove Student Council .,..., .....,,..... A rt Schrock Nancy Lytle Reporter ............ ,......... E llen Donaldson Sgt.-at-Arms ..........,..,..,.....................,.....,..,....,..r,.. ...,.,......... .......,.......,....,.... B o b Snoddy Their class sweaters arrived the second week of school. On March 15th they gave their class play You're Young Only Twice with Miss June Porter directing. The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held May 7 at the Smithville Inn. Finally in September of 1949 they returned to S.H.S. as Seniors. fn They got down to work to raise money for the treasury and elected the following as class o cers: President ..............l ............... J im Phillips Vice President . .. ,,....,......,,. Jim Nettleton Secretary ........l..... ..,.................... J une Miller 'Treasurer .... .......... .......... M a rgaret Marthey Student Council ,..... ,.,r,,....,,,.,,., N ancy Lytle Jim Burkholder Social Chairman ....,... ,,,..,,,..,,..,, K ati Bahl Bill Beeler Rep0rter ---.--..-.-----. .....,.... E llen Donaldson Sgt--at-AIIHS --,---,.4--- --------,-,-----------,------,--------.--,.----- ........................................ B 0 b Snoddy It wasn't long until the Hash of gold appeared on the Seniors hand, for the class rings had ar- rives. The class play entitled A Little Honey was presented Nov. 4th under the direction of Mrs. . urray. They started their last semester by ordering their name cards' and announcements, and plan- ning their trip to Washington, D. C. Then came the biggest moments of their high school life, Junior-Senior Ban uet B l t ' q , acca aurea e, and Commencement. They ended their last year together with a trip to Washington, D. C. When they returned they felt their high school education was complete and they entered the world as adults. Gale Blough Millie Fleming seventeen