Sycamore High School - SIHIS Yearbook (Sycamore, OH)

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Bus Drivers FRONT ROW: Paul Walter, Wirt Brown, H. Roberson. BACK ROW: C. Osborne, M. Lorah, C. Riedel, P. Grummel. Mr. Shatter Mrs. Curlis, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Moyer. Much credit is due to these men whose faithfulness means much to the students going to and from Sycamore High School. Custodian A new face appeared in the halls of Sycamore School with Iim Shaffer as custodian. Mr. Shaffer and his assistants are to be complimented on their splendid accomplishments gr. Leadenham this year. IS. Obey-Iqnder Cooks: In the cafeteria department this year Mrs. Moyer, Mrs. Curlis, and Mrs. Reed have been responsible for providing the necessary meals for the students of both the upper and lower grades. These cooks deserve much credit for their patience and willingness to satisfy the appetites of the students.

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Faculty Miss Mary V. Tuttle. Principal Heidelberg College Mr. Harold Moorehead, Seventh Advisor Agriculture Ohio State University DS. Miss lean Evans, 'i nglish, Latin, Soph. Advisor Ohio Northern A cv' Ng , 1 , F .,t af' . . r ,g,4 Miss Patricia Goodrich. Second Semester Home Ec. Ohio Wesleyan University 4' ,--Qu Mrs. Evelyn Pollock. S as 1 .31 'M Q-. First Semester Home Ec. Bowling Green University J K ' Nw t it at ffl Mr. H. E. Roberson. Science, Coach Freshman Advisor Otterbein College Miss Ruth Klingler Commercial Ohio State University Miss Alice Vance, Social Studies Iunior Advisor Ohio Wesleyan University Miss Wayneta Smith Music, Eighth Advisor Parsons College, Kansas State, Northwestern

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Class Poeln A school once had a model class, With faces all aglow, Xnd brains of splendid quality, That rapidly did grow. Week after week, year in, year out, These pupils went to school, Where they were very studious, And never broke a rule. They worked their problems rapidly, And learned history with zest, And when exeminations came, Stood high in every test. Unto herself the teacher said, With very doleful sigh, These pupils are so wise and good, I'm 'fraid they're going to die. The girls were charming and polite, And fair as they could beg The boys were brave and handsome, As any you would see. They soon became a famed twelfth grade Time did not hesitate, And so the day came rolling 'round, When they should graduate. And we, my friends, are that fine class, Of noted brains and graces, Do not doubt meg just look at us . . . You'll see it in our faces.