Strasburg High School - Senoracle Yearbook (Strasburg, OH)

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HERBERT WELSCH Herb is one of the well-behaved gentle men. of the class. Although he is studious, he devotes much of his time to outside work. - PHYLLIS YACKEY Phy1 has been an honor student durin 8 her four years of high school. She has do ' , 01'- ne commendable work in band chestra and chorus. CAROL JEAN WALTZ Carol was a member of the band three years and of the chorus four years. Carol is always willing to help when ever she is called to do so. ROSEMARY WEINMAN Rosemary is rather quiet and studious She belonged to the chorus for four years sistance is needed. She is willing to help Whenever her asa

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HOPE SPIDELL Hope is very studious and an honor student. In all her high school years she was a member of the band, chorus and orchestra. GENE SUCH Gene is quiet and easy going. He is in- terested in athletics, mainly basketball. Gene played on the second team in his Junior and Senior years. LILLIAN SCHENK Lillian is an honor student. She was a member of the chorus for four years. Lil- lian is always willing to cooperate and to help. JOHN SCHLEMMER Fat is the clown of the class. He is always telling jokes and playing pranks on his classmates. In spite of this he can be serious when he wants to.

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AUDREY ZELTMAN Audiey is Jolly and when she laughs she makes you laugh. She can be serious and she IS always ready to do her part. of her ability. History of Class of 1937 September 11, 1933, marks the date of our entrance into the cinema studios of Strasburg High School. Screen tests revealed we were thirty-six in number and color tests that green predominated. In that opening week as Freshmen we had to undergo many try-outs to find out just where we fitted in and to adapt ourselves to studio life. Our boys vividly recall that these trials were not all confined to the school rooms, assembly halls and superintendent's office, but on that first Monday they were sub- jected to a surprise test on the school ground at the hands of their upper classmen. The memory of those paddles fwhat shapes and sizes they inventedlj lingers yet. Each Freshie had to prove his genuineness of character as an aspirant for the honors of S.H.S., and we are glad to here record that each of our boys bravely went thru the line of paddles and established his right to continue as a full-fledged Freshman. Our first year in the studios brought many more such touchstones of exper- ience, most of them trying, to be sure, but 'all a criterion of the metal of which our class was made. Miss Erma Bayer was our studio adviser and to her we owe much in changing the color from green to something more satisfactory. Hope Spidell was our presiding officer in our first year's class meetings. MARGARET YUTZY Margaret is reserved and quiet She never complains but does her work to the best