Strasburg High School - Senoracle Yearbook (Strasburg, OH)

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Six Easiest Questions in History 1. When was the War of 1812? 2. Who wrote We11's Outline of History? 3. Which two countries fought in the Spanish - American War? 4. In what season did Washington spend the winter in Valley Forge? 5. What was approximate duration of the Hundred Years War? 6. Describe Swiss Navy. I To miss a kiss Is more amiss Than it would be To kiss a missg Provided that The kiss you miss The miss herself Would never miss. But if you try To kiss a miss With whom a kiss Would be amiss You'd better always Miss the kiss. LANDING A PASSENGER Ruth rode in my new cycle car, In the seat in back of meg I took a bump at fifty-five, And rode on ruthlessly. FINIS He saw her home, The hour was late: They paused a bit, Just at the gate. Pd like a kiss, He shyly said, She ran - he got The gate instead. Bite off more than you can chew, Then chew it. Plan more than you can do, And do it. Hitch your wagon to a star, Keep your seat and there you are. -Anon

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Senior will Jim Corell-His ability to contradict to Albert Margo. Margaret Dreher-Her giggles to Edna Belle Hawk. Mary Garver-Her love for redheads to Lloyd Haas. Leroy Hartline-His height to Carl Doney. Gladys Heid-Her way with men to Nadine Weber. Lucille Humerickhouse-Her stature to Ella Dean Schumaker. Bud Johnson-His physique to Fat Denzer. Glenda Kaiser-Her way of worrying about Prices to Greeba Shonk Dorothy Kemrnerlee-Her interest in Snatchtown to Betty Garber. Mig Ramsey-Her successful parties to Ida Weinman. Sumner Mullet-His graceful walk to Paul Burrier. John Schlemmer-His way with the women to Carl McClure. Hope Spidell-Her studiousness to Junior Shetler. Lillian Schenk-Schenk's ponies to Emil Such. Gene Such-His whiskers to Dick Reed. Carol Jean Waltz-Her plumpness to May Espenschied. Rosemary Weinrnann-Her love for Frenchmen to Betty Yockey. Herbert Welsch-His curly hair to Howard Peterman. Phyllis Yackey-Her piano playing ability to Grace Davidson. Margaret Yutzy-Her quietness to Marjorie Hanner. Audrey Zeltman--Her love for spinach and fish to Mabel Renner. Ramon Renner-His basketball ability to Howard Mercer. The Senior Class-Their class adviser, Mr. Pfeiffer, to the Junior Class. Tiny Tcrlkie Ticklets oi Modern Movies The Thin Man-Carl Doney. After the Thin Man-Willard Weigand. Desire-Everyone for better days. Ready, Willing and Able-Senior boys to borrow typewriting paper. Gold Diggers of 1937-All S.H.S. girls. The Gay Desperado-Bob Heid. The Magnificent Brute-Fat Schlemmer. Banjo on my Knee-J oe Haswell. Head Over Heels in Love-Grace Davidson. Life Begins-at 8:30. The Bengal Tiger-League, County, Sectional Champs. Early to Bed-the night before a Tournament Game. Easy Money-Betting on S.H.S. Tiger. Show Them No Mercy-Freshmen on Initiation Day. Petticoat Fever-S.H.S. Boys. Stage Struck-Junior Play Cast. ' Till We Meet Again-Seniors of S.H.S. Csniff, sniffj Luckiest Girl In The World-One who has a boy friend. Love Begins at 20-False Report. May Time-Junior-Senior Reception, Senior Day, Graduation.

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Can You Imagine - -- Eddie Weber keeping quiet in the library? Edgar 'Beef Border having the lead in Who Wouldn't Be Crazy ? Johnny Paul Miller with little feet? Peg Dreher without giggling? Irene Dreher without dimples? Dorothy Garver without a boy friend? Marjorie Hanner without talking? Bill Dreher being a sissy? Rosemary Weinman without curly hair? Strasburg School without a good basketball team? Chester Loos being a dwarf? ' Dorothy Kernmerle without Rich ? John Schlemmer without any money? Betty Yackey with a boy friend? Carl Doney with long curly hair? K Garver Wallick without a girl? Tommy Krantz being an orator? Doris McGon1al with black hair? A Fish Story One day Ramon Renner and Mr. Roby went to a lake to fish. They fished all afternoon but were unsuccessful. About time for sup- per, Ramon caught a Bsh and Mr. Roby also got one. Mr. Roby said, Gee, Ramon! This is a marvelous spot to Hsh. You mark it so We can come out here again tomorrow. That night as they were going home Mr. Roby asked, Hey Ren- ner, did you mark that good fishing spot? Sure, said Ramon, I put an 'X' on the bottom of the boat. You dumb thing, said Roby, we may not get the same boat tomorrow. Oh Professor! The absent-minded professor called his biolog class to order shortly after lunch hour. Our special work this afternoon, he said, will be cutting up and inspecting the inward workings of a frog. I have a frog in my pocket here to be used as a specimen. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a paper sack, shook its contents out on the table, and out rolled a nice looking sandwich. The professor looked at it, perplexed, scratched his head and muttered, That's funny. I distinctly remember eating my lunch.