Sunbury School - Owl Yearbook (Sunbury, OH)

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TOP ROW Cleft to riqhtl: Smith, H. Tippett, Lake, Day, Burwell, V, Galloqly, N. Perfect, Leneqar, Gray, G. Edwards, Reedy I. Kilbury, Whisman, Patton, T. Kilbury, V. Neff. SECOND ROW: Howard, Carnes, D. Overturf, Hoskinson, Iustice, Loop, Smiley, Crawford, Vtfebb, N, Beacom, Saunders, E. A. Schear. THlRD ROW: Baker, Fletcher, I. Galloqly, Siqler, Crinq, R. Overturf, Turnbull, F. Overturf, Longshore, Meeker, Hoover, L. Neff, Murphy, M. Edwards, Mallernee, Shoemaker, Livingston. FRONT ROW: Meredith, White, Neilson, Chandler, I. Beacom, Zieschanq, Snyder, Crowl, Townley. TOP ROW Cleft to riqhtlz V. Howard, Loop, D. Overturf, Ballenqer, Hoskinson, I. Wilson, N. Perfect Fisher, Kirby, Gallogly, Day. SECOND ROW: E, A. Schear, Webb, Spenser, N. Beacorn, V. Neff, G. Saunders, Meeker, Curnutte Hoover, Poe, Ross, Turnbull fAccl, Zieschanq, E. Overturf, Edwards, R. Overturf, S. Wilson, T. Ross. FRONT ROVV: L. Neff, Kilbury, Longshore, Mallernee, I. Beacom, Eeasel, G. Howard, Reedy Shoemaker, 22

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SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS OF SUNBURY SCIENCE CLUB Mary Shoaf .................... President Zelma lean Spearman ...... Vice President Polly Lou Zieschang .... ...... S ecretary Elmer Hollis .......... ..... T reasurer Helen Curnutte .... .... R eporter Ed Mayhew ..... .... B ouncer F. T. Lang ..... .... S ponsor The science club of Sunbury High School was organized in 1942. Its name The N.U.T.S. Club which means Nitwits Unknown To Science, was chosen by the members. This club belongs to a National Organization called Science Clubs of America and is a chartered member. The purpose of this club is to stimulate further study in science, and to help school, community and country in any Way possible. Some of the projects the club has been carry- ing on, are the collecting of paper and other scrap useful for the war effort. With the money earned by selling these things the club bought a micro-projector. This micro-projector is called a Seascope and is very handy in the Biology and Chemistry classes. Thelma Poe, a senior who is very active in Chemistry, took a science scholarship test given out by the S. C. of A. Speakers were engaged to speak to the club on different subjects. Social activities Were held during the year.

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SUFT BALL TOP ROW fleft to rightl: V. Neff, Sigler, Edwards, I. Beacom. SECOND ROW: E. A. Schear, N. Beacom, Saunders, Shoaf, L. Neff, Perfect, Zieschang, Middaugh FRONT ROW: Longshore tMgr.J, Mallernee, Ross, Feasel, Wilson, Kilbury. The girls had a successful season in the Spring of 1943. We were runners-up in the eastern side of the county to Orange. We Went to the tourna- ment at Radnor and lost to Radnor in the semi- finals. Prospects for our '44 season are very good. All of the team has had experience. We have three Seniors on our team this year. They are Polly Lou Zieschang, Katie Feasel, and Iean Beacom. lean has been our catcher, Katie has handled the hot ones at shortstop, and Polly has helped wherever she Was needed. Polly has been our leading batter. 23