Sycamore High School - SIHIS Yearbook (Sycamore, OH)

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S-I -H -I -S - '44 - W Sixth Grade S Row I Ned Gregg, Lewis Bell, Gene Holman. Marilyn Aurand, Betty Buxton, Shirley Shellhouse, Miller, Pauline Worst. 3 Mr. Osborn, Junior Clingman, Dale May, Angeline England, Mary Norman Westerman, Glen Wagner, ard Mann, Byron Fillinger, Bobby Absent: Norma .lean Ekleberry, Harold Row 2 Row Row 4 Chester Geary, Kenneth Moran, Daryl Weaver, Forrest Zellner Jr., Donald Carr, Donald Smith, Dickie Shellhouse, Wanda Cross, Mary Reed, Bonnie Miller, Genevie Giles, Anita Moyer, Patricia Vrfalton, Jeanette Bish, June Shook, Donna Mae Bagard, Doris Orr, Roma Swihhart, Harold McEwen, Richard Moran. Eddie Doss Junior Riedel, Dwight Swerline, Junior May, Clayton- Stone, Rich- Bell, George Harper, Ronald Paul Konkle. Hill, Helen Orr. The school year 1043-44 found twenty-seven boys and 18 girls entering over a new threshold tor another year of learning. The entering of Genevie Giles from the McCutchensville School added one more to our group to share the joys of life and to get a portion of the path on the way to learning. Our group contributed to all causes such as the Red Cross, lnfantile Paralysis Fund, War Fund, T. B. Seals and USO. Twenty-ceven of our pupils have been in the Sycamore School since they started in the first grade. The others came from Eden, Nevada, Melmore, McCutchensville, Holmes Liberty, Lykens, Upper Sandusky, Forest, Carey, and Marseilles. Two, Eddie Doss and'Patricia Walton, have at- tended a school in another state. Eddie attended one in West Virginia and Patricia attended one in Florida. Our class was represented in the operetta Thirty Minutes With Santa Claus, given be- fore the holiday season, Boy Scouts and 4l-I clubs, , These boys and girls are numbered with better trained and a well prepared citizen to every one will endeavor to graduate as the However, it anyone should be unable to thousands of others in seeking an education to be meet the problems of life. Year by year each and individuals before have. reach the goal of his or her graduation, there is still and always will be a place for service to humanity. May each and everyone travel the happy road where duty and fame await you success. to grasp the glowing torch that leads the way to -24-

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S-1-H-1-S - Seventh Grade Row 1 B. Walton, P, Moler, J. Clingman, XV. Heck, L. Goodman, M. Williams, D. Lortz, C. Miller. Row 2 Miss Brunner, W. Tooley, R. Soltz, K. Riedel, F. Birmely, D. Scott, N. Babcock, M. Baylous, M. Roberts, N. Beard. Row 3 B. Lee, D. Lundy, D. Wagner, N. Hutlord, L. Buharp, C. Roelle, G. Tooley, D. Moore, G. Stover, E. Babcock. The Seventh Grade Opened the school year with an enrollment of thirty-two pupils. One who left us this year was Ruth Sells, but Loren Philips from McCutchensvi1le enrolled to fill the vacancy. We elected our officers as follows: President ...,,. ........ B ILLY LEE Secretary ....,. ..... D ALE LUNDY, Treasurer ...... ..... N ED HUFFORD Reporter ....... ........ C AROL MILLER S. C. R. , ...... ....... ..............,. M ERLYN ROBERTS The favorite sports ot the seventh grade are volleyball for the girls, and basketball for the boys. We have had only one party this year but hope to have more. -23-

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' S-I -H -I -S - Fifth Grade - fa... Row 1 Larry Landis, Dick Orr, Jerry,Moore, Charles Sorq, Edwin Karcher, ,Harlan Burks. - , . y Row 2 Arlene Solze, Doral Ann Althouse, .lane Williams, Marlene volkmer, Phyllis hiedel, Maxine Gregory, Mary Louise Riedel, Elizabeth Caves. ' Row 3 Homer Riedel, Charles Dunlap, Bernice Stone, Phyllis Hartschuh, Marjorie Sorg, Annabelle Harding, Geneive Mc: Dermott, Mabel Marsh, Duane Coriman, Mrs. Charlotte Stose. Row 4 Ronald Babcock, Virgil Holman, Junior Scott, Eddie McOuistion, Robert Wagner, Dale Beard, Dale Gregg, Harold Culver, Harold May, Craig Riedel. ln September of 1943, the Fifth Grade started with an enrollment oi 19 boys and 12 girls, Since that time 3 girls and 1 boy has joined our ranks while 1 girl transferred to another school in another state. The measle epedemic surely interrupted our perfect attendance record during the early part ot the school term. The ilu which followed later didn't improve the attendance any. At Christmas all of us took part in the grade operetta Thirty Minutes With Santa Claus. We had a gift exchange and each one also received a box of candy. We've generously contributed to the scrap metal drive, USO, Junior Red Cross, War Fund, TB Seals, and March ot Dimes. Many of us are buying stamps, also, to till Defense Stamp books So tar we have collected 312.00 in Sales Tax Stamps. With this money we are buying books for our library and other equipment to be used in our grade. All in all, we think our grade is doing it's share in upholding the limelight of the Syca- more Villege School. -25..