Smithville High School - Fabrica Yearbook (Smithville, OH)

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Eighth Grade How happy we were to enter this High School of Education! For some reason we have lost some of the importance we felt in former years These upperclassmen just don't seem to realize that there wouldn't be any seniors in four years if it wasn't for us. I FIRST ROW: Mr. Krohe, D. Musser, N. Gresser, M. Burkholder, M. Hostetler, L Falb, P. Mosier SECOND ROW: D. Vargo, Lois Singer, L. Haley, Louise Singer, B. Yates, J. Sin clair, J. Geiser, L. Hilligas, K. Baughman THIRD ROW: W. Weuthrick, R. Plant, L. Schrock, B. Miller, R. Dilyard, J. Hartzler C. Hostetler, T. Berkey FOURTH ROW: L. McNally, J. Smith, M. Moomaw, P. Strader, M. Bellman, C Peterman, M. Holderman, E. Eberly, S. Gerig. FIFTH ROW: L. Smucker, J, Lennington, B. Pearson, R. Wagers, G. Caskey, B Grove, G. King, D. Bogner, B. Beaverson It took Mr. Krohe only one semester to teach us what he knew, so he resigned and ac cepted a job in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Bingham then came to replace him. He's giving us a new light which makes us happy. Our real pride is in our basketball team. Our cheerleaders Lois and Louise Singer and La Donna Haley are the spurs that help Our Team on to future Champs -Watch us' ' The officers for the year 1952-1953 were as follows: President ----- Vice President - Secretary and Treasurer Sergeant at Arms - Mosaic Reporter Student Council 26 Martha Burkholder - Lucille Falb Nancy Gresser - Pat Mosier Mary Lynn Hostetler Dolores Musser Kenneth Burington

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7 E Freshmen We, the class of 56,', started our high school education with Mr. Berkey as our sponsor and a class of 75, one of the largest in the school. With nineteen kids coming from Madison burg and fifteen coming from Marshallville our enrollment was boosted up with some really nice kids. We also elected the following officers to guide us this year. President ----- Ward Mumaw Vice President - Richard King Secretary and Treasurer Wanda Boreman Student Council - Doris Zook Don Nolt Reporter Phyllis Dilyard FIRST ROW: J. Eikleberry, H. Cooper, B. McAfee, C. Troyer, C. Butzer, R. Besan- con, R. Starn SECOND ROW: E. Hartsough, P. Dilyard, W. Boreman, D. Zook, D. Nolt, W. Mumaw, R. King, Mr. Berkey, E. Zimmerly, J. Rohrer THIRD ROW: L. Hostetler, J. Lytle, M. Mumaw, H. Thesing, J. Shisler, C. Miller, D. Moser, E. Wertz, J. Graber, J. Calderhead, L. Blosser FOURTH ROW: H. Hartsough, C. Fetter, D. Lindsey, R. Nickle, W. Lance, D. Wei- man, R. Ball, G. Smucker, S. Gwin FIFTH ROW: F. Pfouts, B. Lohr, C. Berry, E. Weygandt, H. Ault, E. Alden, J Zeigler, A. Goodman, V. Morrison, N. Chapman, C. Arnes, P. Miller SIXTH ROW: IE. Batdorf, P. Swisher, S. Speelman, E. Wirth, N. Dawson, R. Stoll G. Miller, J. Cook, J. Schrock, S. Baab, M. Lower, G. Thut, R. Eberly SEVENTH ROW: D. Woods, G. Douglas, D. Beaver, K. Werntz, C. Miller, J Geopfert, L. Baker, T. Gerig, G. Harrison, B. Wirth, D. Smucker, R. Hoff 1 We didn't represent the athletic teams very much, but we are glad for those who did participate. They are John Eikleberry on the baseball team and Dick Beaver, Don Nolt, and Ward Mumaw on the reserve basketball squad. Beside the athletic teams our class was represented in the Speech Club, Music Depart- ment, Home Ec. Club, and the F.F.A. 25

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