Sycamore High School - SIHIS Yearbook (Sycamore, OH)

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THE HIGHER LEVELS OF LEARNING SFX I' NTH I R SDI- Row 4 Montz Wem p.,arclner Hr-rx ner Mrn ter Hax man Exe rh ut Mrlroy Pr.-vclrr I e trd Parker Rapp Row 3 Mr-.s Buess Dunlap Long, Babcock Rxckman Ennrs Con n e r Rredel Ludxxrp., Keckler Moran Row 2 Curlrs Hay man Close Gregory Walton VVagner Hers tand Jacobs Frm ncn Row 1 Krsor Keller Klarss Adam-, Prepfg Warner Hamm Huf ford Rucker Walton I' IGHTH I R KDI' ou n der Blackburn Mxers YVernrnger Beard le W Curlrs Hufford Koehl Row 3 Lundy Klarss Bers Mesnard Qhafter Corfman Qhe lenhelm Reed Wa ner Yentzer Mrss Tuttle Row 2 Hussex Frllrs H u s h 0 ur Hussew Ylarss Harbour Mar tm Reed Walter hes or Row 1 Knrerrs rrren Bell Shellhouse Iones blgler Walter Wilton Shedenhelm Hedhes SEVENTH GRADE VVe are the class of 1944 Wh n we enrolled rn September 1938 our num ber was 49 but now rt rs 43 Carl Mlnter IS strll a member of our class although Ire has not been able to attend classes wrth us srnce January He rs dorng hrs lessons at home so that he wrll be able to enter the erghth grade wrth .rs next year EIGHTH GRADE Tlrrs rs a very peppy group of forty ore boys and glrls who are lookrng forward to one of the brg events of the year the erghth grade state test Thrs group of boys and grrls should show up well both scholastrcally and athletrcally when they get ln hrgh school ,' . ' L' I . I -- ' ' - V , r -' ' - r ,V u V 3 ' 5 ' 1 , .V f .4 3 2 . ' ' A 'sr . f . . - 1 - v . v Irrrr , . . v ,. '51, -V- V , . . I I '- I V W . v r , ', 5-. 1 , , . . - . 1 ,f . R ' 4 V S 5' . v ,' r h -r v Chester. Wrllrams. Too- .v- n r ' -' '. 4 Y. , v E r P 1 , . 1 , ,, , D , O . . ' 7 ..' 4', 1' ' , L .. , ' , - ' . 1 ,- t '. , ' 'H 'E ' . .'. 4 , .v - l J , . D . - - -1 v 1 V ' - v - 1 . V , . . - - , .

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DEVELOPING THE MIND FOR FIFTH GRADE At the begrnmng cf the school year forty two puprls were enrolled rn the rlfth Grade Thrs group won the P T A prrze an rllumrnated globe for havmg the largest percentage of parents members by December They also won ore of the one dollar prrzes for P T A attendance In Aprll fo the chapel program they presented the plav Mrstress Mary s Garden SIXTH GRADE The srxth grade class had thrrty one puprls at the begmnrng of the school year Durmg the follcwrrg months four new members enro led In January class officers were chosen to carry on the home room 3Ct1Vlt19S FIFTH FRAD1 Ron 1 Shrld r Mar graf Dans Blarl burn Babcock Phrllm noun E lx l e I t Blackburn How 2 Myers Fr:-,.,,., our Bell Snyder Roh t Dau son 1' r 1 Fefxrx Ron 3 Mx ers Stow cr Martin Mclmwn H 1 lien 'Vhller Orr VVal ton Stevt art Huilord Fx er hart Walt un Row 4 Toolex Lu man C a v a n a u g h Young Stex er M rtnl rs Phrlllps Fassler Pr ne In man Mxss bnwler SIXTH GRADE R 0 xx I 0 u n g Hedges Walton Hmmm Chester Row 2 Curlrs Han num Margraf Harper Bugard Rank Kun V Reed W S T C Shaffer Rucker 1 ass ler Parks C' 'rw for 'l Wagner Kxrby Dah cock Weaver Row 4 H u -3 h 0 ll r Walter Ventzer Mm ter Curlvs Clarnson Chester Parker . . - . I 1 . ..,. v , . . ' ' yv I . . . . , . , ., lr - , , U v ' ' v l - l . Q .. H . 'v , . . ' ' 1 . C ' -- e , - . ' V' y - . A . Q, ' 1 'I . S' B ' ' , , 1 - r I' X. , Q v 5' , rrr, Hetzel, Everhart, Hush- e 1' S, , ' 1 tt. 1 ' 21. . . ' A - ., ' 0,- ' . . v I rr 1 ' ' - D . ., I . 0 . . , . 1 - 1 , 'v r ' V 1 , - , .. , V I C. Ro ' 3-Mis. . a F . , . ,. ,r. ' ' x r V I - ' , . , .

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OFFICER S Presldent Helen Robv Vlce Presl lent Forrest Bacon Secretary Ivalene Wyqs Treasurer Dorcthy Jores Flrst Row Dake Hedges Corfman Bacon Kuncy Golllng Fadley Dunlap Second Row Keller Jones Walton Hufford K Stover Beald Galyon M Stover 'Ihud Row Roush M Curhs Klrby Wyss J Curhs Roby Mark ley Stxefel Fourth Row Wagner MCQUlStl0H Waltel Margraf Klsor H111 Campbell THE FRESHMAN CLASS Laet September, 32 eager Freehmen entered Syca to the notlon that newcomers muet be humlllated were gflven the ueual golng ovel before becomlng full fledged membere of the Hlgh School Although yet green and rather unaccuetomed to the ways of hlgh Qchool Qtudents, thev are an up and Lomlng group of Fleehmen They are takmg part ln most of the hlgh school 3.CtlXltl6S and are now lecog mzed by the uppel claqses ae memberq of the hlgh 'school GRASPING THE BASIC FUNDAMENTALS . .L N . A.. T I ' . Y ' l Y ' ' 1 I - ' n p. 4 L ' more High School. Soon this same lot, uncomplaining L f 1 - P as V I . ,, . V . .