Stivers High School - Annual Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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5? st st juniors lllllllllilllllllf ill!! 'Wk ■ ;il:! 1:11 i'i'■ $ Motto—Veritas omnia vincit. Flower—White Carnation. YELL Yell 1—Yell 9—Yell 1—Yell 5 For Stivers Hi is quite alive. Behold the goal for which we strive Remember us:—1—9—1—5. CLASS OFFICERS President — Clarke Booher ice-President------------------------ Mi hired Rothhaar Secretary------------------------------------ John Heier Treasurer---------------------------------- Robert Hartzell 11

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MR. HARLAN—History's chapters lie expounds; His classes well in this subject he grounds. MR. HE1TZ—Hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, Chemistry clearly greets our ken. MISS HORRELL—She teaches English, songs by poets sung, But first, she speaketh well her mother tongue. MR. LIBECAP—As square a man as ’ere you’ll find, All honest, upright, true in mind. MISS McKINNEY—Exacting work in fullest measure She maketh duties’ tasks a pleasure. MISS NUTTALL—She has no bluffing in her classes; They’re all efficient lads and lasses. MISS COOK—If looks count for aught in stenography, She’s a good one sure, as all may see. MISS ODLIN—Deep science yields a goodly pittance. When Miss Odlin craves admittance. MISS PAGENSTECHER—On the German tongue her tho'ts do dwell. Beloved by all who know her well. MR. REEDER—A kindly, honest man. and good, With astronomy’s truths he is imbued. MISS ROTTER MAN—In an ancient tongue she takes delight; Thinks Latin morning, noon and night. MISS RYDER—Her keen enthusiasm would inspire A nature cold, to one of fire. MISS SCHAUER—An artist in the word’s true meaning. In living and doing, as in seeming. MISS WIERS—The color that for her should be Is blue, for she is true, you see. MISS SCHLESINGER—Upon life’s path she’ll guide you And good advice she'll give you. MR. TEBBS—Ah blessed the man that hath music in him; Hardship minds he not. for the joy that's within him. MR. WEYRICK—Fond is he of a joke or pun, Students for him are a species of fun. MR. SHARKEY—A public-spirited man in truth Attends everything giv’n by Stivers forsooth. MR. ROBINSON—In a moment he'll draw you a house or a chair. And do it all calmly, ne’er turning a hair. 10

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 RUTH FRANK. German Club; The Circle; Dramatic Club; Delphian Secretary; Aunt Maggie’s Will; Messiah; Christinas Program; May Festival; Pitman Club ‘14. She is of the stuff that dreams are made of. MILDRED E. ROTHHAAR. Parker Play; Vega; President Vega ’15; German Club; Vice-President Class ’15; Chairman Motto Committee '15; Stylus Staff, Alumni Editor; Reception Committee, Senior-Sopho-more Reception; Messiah; May Festival. She doeth all things well. DOROTHY BUTLER. Parker Play; Art Circle; Nominating Committee ’15; Gift to School Committee ’15; Refreshment Committee; Senior-Sophomore Reception; (.hair-man Refreshment Committee, Hallowe’en Party; May Festival. Her calces did soothe one’s soul, and rest one’s heart. LOIS TEETER. Cary Club ’12; Vega ’13; Refreshment Committee ’14; Refreshment Committee, Senior-Sophomore Reception: Art Circle: Mav Festival; Basketball ’15. But that would be naughty. ESTHER SCHMIDT. Parker Play; Parker Occasional Staff ’12; German Club, President ’14, ’15; Vega President ’15, Vice-President Dramatic Club, Sergeant-at-Arms; How the Vote was Won; May Festival: Messiah; Baccalaureate Sermon Committee ’15. To see her teas to love her, and love but her forever. 12