Sulphur Springs High School - Sulphurette Yearbook (Sulphur Springs, OH)

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Baccalaureate Services Processional, Pomp and Circumstancen ....... ......... b y Elgar Vera Light Invocation ............ ................ ........ R e v. K. E. Mohrhoff Send Forth Thy Spirit . . ......................... by Scheretky-Singenberger Girls' A Cappella Baccalaureate Sermon .... ........... ....... . . . Rev. J. Theodore Bucher Cherubim Song ...... .................... . .. by Bortnyansky-Treharne Boys' Glee Club Benediction .................................. .... R ev. K. E. Mohrhoff Recessional, War March of the Priests ......... .... b y Mendelssohn Vera Light COI'l'lI'l12l'lCCl'l1Cl'lt Exercises Coronation March .. ................ by Meyer Vera Light Processional, Largo .. ................ ........ b y Handel Vera Light Invocation ........... ................ . . . Rev. K. E. Mohrhofl' In the Time of Roses . . ................... ........ b y Reichardt Girls' Glee Club Class Oration .............................................. . . . Grace Zerbe Our Old High School Days ................................... .... b y Penn Peggy Keiter, Lillie Butts, and Grace Zerbe Lucille Schwartz at piano Commencement Address ............... , ............. H. R. Cotterman Capital University Special Awards ...... .......... ........ .......... G . R . Dennis Presentation of Class ...... .......... . . ..... . .... Supt. Milton Harman Presentation of Diplomas ............................... Mr. Clarence Schimpf President of Board of Education The Lord's Prayer . ............... ............................ b y Marks Boys' Octet Benediction . . . ............. . . Rev. J. Theodore Bucher

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The Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1945 Schoolmates, Faculty, Friends, and Otherwise: The class of 1945, of Sulphur Springs School, City of Sulphur Springs, County of Crawford, State of Ohio, of the United States of America, has gathered together on this solemn and serious occasion, to listen and respond to the last will and testament. Listen then, one and all, while I read the dociiment as duly drawn up and sworn to. Item I: We leave to the teachers the memory of the gruesome eight fthat's usb who, after four years under their leadership, have learned nothing. Item II: To the Juniors we leave the right to duly manage the school's social af- fairs as best they can. Here's hoping you do a good job. Item III: Sophomores-we leave to you the responsibilities in your forthcoming year, of the banquet and your first play, which are really a lot more fun than they sound. Item IV: To the Freshmen we leave the fond hope that you too may some day graduate. We now bequeath our most prized personal property: Oliver Wood bequeaths his list of broken hearts and book of phone numbers to his brother, Alfred. fNothing like keeping it in the family.J Lillie Mae Butts bequeaths her brown hair and eyes to Marcelle Wood. Kermit Kibler grants to Willard Light the ability to stay awake longer with less hours of sleep than anyone else in the school. Grace Zerbe leaves the griefs and worries, along with the editorship of the Flashes to Vera Light. Ernest Striker bequeaths to anyone who is capable, his position as first baseman on the baseball team. Ernie now has his eye on the big league. Peggy Keiter bequeaths her place at the head ofthe band to Inez Kennedy. Hap- py majoretting, Inez. Donald Schnarrenberger, after trying to decide which of his beloved possessions to bequeath, decided to leave his ability to stay small to Donald Knappenberger. Lucille Schwartz leaves her ability to get along with the teachers to Donald Schimpfg also a bottle of nerve tonic to the teachers. The four senior girls leave to the A Cappella Choir the memory of four alto voices. The four senior boys leave their four years of diligent Work to the F. F. A.-now you're really gon'na see some farming. We do hereby, in fun and frolick, declare this will and testament closed, signed, and sealed on this twenty-eighth day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and forty-five. ---PEGGY KEITER

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JUNIOR CLASS Back Row: Donald Knappvnborger, Arthur Frost, Donald Pfleiderer, Donald Shawk, Herbert Light. Middle Row: Miss Sprensr, Vera Light, Louise Miller, Inez Kennedy, M.xrc0lla Wood, Ruth Geissman. Front Row: Ivan Ulmer, Richard Auck, Raymond Cooper, Donald Schimpf, Ned Baird, SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row: Charles Britton, John Striker, Arthur Long, Mrs, Dunbar, Willard Light. Alfred Wood. Middle Row: Kenneth Shealy, Mary Jane Shiffer, Jean Cheesman, Dorothy Long, Mari- belle Brohman, Calvin Greenick. Front Row: Doris Claus, Janet Widman, Norma Durigg, Carol Reinhard. FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row: Alice Ulmer, Melda Striker, Lois Ul- mer, Mrs. Mohrhoff, Dolores Stewart, Ardis Roop. Middle Row: James Ream, Lawrence Frank, Lisle Yaussoy, lildon Geiger, Front Row: Charles Martin, Margaret Wood, Jannotta Stahl, llflargaret Auek, Virginia Steiger, John Miller.