Sycamore High School - SIHIS Yearbook (Sycamore, OH)

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gm ppm We've come to an end of our high school days, We've finished our studies, games, and These were the happiest years we'Il ever And after a few years it will show. Some Some Some Some will marry their old school flames Some will be farmers of our dear land, Some, maybe, will play in a large band. Some want to travel the country o'er, plays, know will be lawyers and carry out their aims, will be nurses and care for the sick, beauticians that will really be slick. But whatever they do to the top they'll soar. We've been mean and made the teacher When we leave maybe they'll be glad. Our fellow school mates will miss us too To all of them we hate to say adieu. So long Seniors of the class of 46 Just hang on to your good-ole tricks. lf you ever get stuck, just stop and sigh And think of your classmates and Sycam 6,1444 67114 s mad ore High. On November 27, the Senior Class presented their class play, a comedy, Her Emergency Husband. The cast of characters were as follows: Nicky, a young husband ........,,,, Arlene, his wife ..................,,.,,.,.,.,,, Mrs. Jarbo, Arlene's mother .....,.,,.,, .,,,,,,, Dorothy, a college chum of Arlene Aunt Jubilee, a colored servant .. Bill Jones, a friend of Nicky ,,,,,,..,,,,,, ,,,,,..,,,..,-., Audrey Hardwick, a friend of Bill ,.,,,, .-,.., Hiriam Hardwick, Audrey's uncle Aunt Hazel, Arlene's Aunt .s,.,,,,,., ..-,,, A Wild Man ...,.....,,.,,.,,,,..,,,,,,.,,, , ......Charles Lamb .......Mary Etta Bell Beverly Roberts Jean Gregg Clarabelle Martin .Hugh Davis .Helen McCormick Norman Walton Marilyn Hanover .........John Brown

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l Clam, CcJ1ZL We the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-six being sound in mind and body do hereby bequeath the under-clossmen the following: MARY ETTA BELL wills her hamburgers and onions to Esther Walters so it will help her fill out those sweaters. JOHN BROWN wills his sleeping ability to Mort Weininger who needs some extra hours. BUTCH DAVIS wills his slick-chick talk to Eugene Droll who doesn't have much to say. CHRISTINA EVERHART wills Zip to Betty Volkmer so she won't have to look up for once. l Christy's kidding of course. J MARCILE GEARY wills her ability to keep those late hours and yet be able to walk straight the next morning to Marion Kuncy who seems to be late for school so much. JEAN GREGG wills her horseback riding ability to Gladys Ekleberry so she won't feel so bruised the next time she hits the ground. CHARLES LAMB wills his towering heighth to Jack Anderson. I think we'll agree that he needs some extra inches added. DONNA HUSHOUR wills her ability to wear those up-sweeps to Margaret Walton. One of Donna's secrets on up-sweeps is the use of lacquer. It does help. ANNABELLE HUFFORD wills all that she has learned from being mar- ried a few weeks to all her successors in school. MIRIAM HETZEL wills her home economics to Mary Wagner who will need it in her married life. George will appreciate this. BUD HANOVER wills his common sense to Jim Ekleberry. Let's don't have any remarks. MARILYN HANOVER wills her debating ability to Bob Snyder who usually gets the wrong end of the deal when he argues. BEVERLY ROBERTS wills her ability of keeping her B. F.'s straight to Kelly, who surely has her troubles. WINONA STEWART wills her umph to Nola Karcher who will need it to get through life. NORMAN WALTON wills his ability of shooting foul shots in the last minutes of a basketball game to anyone who can do as good as we think he does. CHARLES YOUNG wills his ability of shooting crap to Eugene Babcock who seems to lose everytime. CHARLES TOOLEY wills his grocery job when he gets to old to work to any- one that is very, very, very patient because it takes a person with that. GEORGE MARGRAF wills his wooing technique to Virgil Bogard. Pitch it Virgil.

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gllfllblld. FIRST ROW: l. Brown, E. Stever, M. Birmely, N. Karcher, B. McVay, F. Karcher, M. Walton. SECOND ROW: B. Roelle, M. Kuncy, R, Riedel, M. Gregg, V. Stever, M. Moyer, H. Weininger, R. Ahkney, Mrs. Grummel. l M. De en D. THIRD ROW: J. Ekleberry, J. Shealy, G. Ekleberry, M. Traxler, E. Hetze, pp , Swerline, O. Nelson. lads and lassies entered room ZOI At the beginning of this year 25 peppy to start their llth school year with Mrs. Paul Grummel as their director. Throughout the school year they were active in Girl Reserves, Varsity S, Basketball and Volleyball. ve their excellent play Brother Goose on April 9 and in May They ga treated the Seniors to a fine banquet. The class officers are as follows: President .....................,.... ....... R ichard Ankney ......Jean Weinmger .......Marjorie Gregg Vice-President .... Secreta ry ........... Treasurer ..... ..... G ladys Ekleberry