Sycamore High School - SIHIS Yearbook (Sycamore, OH)

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Sycamore High School Commencement May 25. 1949 Processional . . . Pomp cmd Circumstances .. . ................. . . Elgar Invocation: .... ................................ T he Revered Wisenbom Honor Address: ....... ....... ' 'Climbing the Stairway to Educaton Billy Lee Piano Solo: A-la-Bien-Aimee ................ .... S chutt Virginia Heck Honor Address: . . . ................ Life is a Picture, Paint it Wel1 Florence Birmely Music: Bow Down Thy Ear ................... .... M organ The Graduating Class Awarding of Honors: . . ..................... Miss Mary Tuttle, Principal Class Address: .................. ........... M r. Paul Barrett Presentation of Graduating Class: ............. . . .Mr. Charles Shell, Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas: .......................... .... M r. I. C. Biller, President of Board of Education Music: The Lord's Prayer ....................... ..... M alotte The Graduating Class Benediction: . . . .................................. The Reverend Hewitt Sycamore High School Baccalcruecrte May 22. 1949 Prelude Processional - Clayton's Grand March . . ................. Blake Invocation: ......................... .... T he Reverend Brouse Processional Hymn: . .. .................... .. . Holy, Holy, Holy Audience Singing Music: Arnaryklis . . ................. ............ P arlow Girls' Chorus Scripture Reading: ....... ......... . . .The Reverend Kear Music: Beside Still Waters .............. ................. H arnblen Girls' Chorus Baccalareate Sermon: .. ......... ...The Reverend Iohn Martin Music: A Perfect Day . . ............ .................... Bo nd Girls' Chorus Benediction: ............................. .... T he Reverend Wisenborn Recessionalz War March of the Priests ...... ..... M endelssohn - Doral Ann Althouse

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Senior Class Will We, the Senior class of Sycamore High School, in the County of Wyandot, and the State of Ohio, do hereby will and bequeath to the Senior Class of 1950 our old hand carved desks and squeaky seats. To the faculty we leave all the information they may have gained in anyway, and at anytime they seek advice may they feel free to ask the Seniors now departing. The Seniors reluctantly give up their price- less personal effects to the following: I, Patsy Moler, will my shortness to Harvey Pteidel who might like a change of atmos- phere. I, Virginia Heck, will my blonde hair to Bonnie Miller in hopes that she will catch that certain man! tl heard that Bob likes blondes.l I, Carol Miller, will my silliness to Shirley Shellhouse who seems to look at the dull things of life. I, Florence Birmely, will my love for study to Bob Bell in hopes that he will get that extra credit. I, Ianet Clingnlan, will my laugh to Beverly Burdge who seems to be afraid to laugh. I, Bonnie Geary, will my reserved seat at Ioe's to Donna Bogard who seems to take a back booth. I, Myrta Baylous, will some of my weight to Barbara Ingersol who could use a few pounds. I, Lois Miller, will my small waist line to Roma Swihart to help improve her figure. I, Howard Von Stein, will my line to girls to Doc. Smith who seems to be slipping! I, Dale Lundy, will my ability to drive one- handed to George Harper so he can catch flies with the other hand. I, Bill Lee, will my temper to Daryl Weaver who seems to be happy-go-lucky. I, Eugene Babcock, will my ability to play pool to any Iunior boy who thinks he's good enough to beat me. I, Dick Moore, will my ability to go steady to Donald Carr who hasn't settled down yet. I, lack Anderson, will my love for tall Women to Wade Tooley who will have trouble getting a short woman too. I, Richard Solze, will my ability of not liking too many girls to Eddie Doss who seems to love them all. I, Ned Hufford, will my love for Civic to Dale Moyer who won't have to copy off the person in front of him next year. I, Ralph Murray, will my bashfulness to Ned Gregg who seems to flirt with all the girls. We, the Senior Class, sincerely hope that Miss Tuttle is advisor for some future Senior Class which, she can say, is more quiet and sensible. On this twenty-fifth day of May, in the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Nine, being of sound mind and body, we hereto set our hand and affirm this to be our last will and testament.

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Senior Class Play That Crazy Smith Family A Three Act Comedy Ma Smith - the boss ot the family ................. Pa Smith - her husband, a newspaper publisher ..... Tony Smith - Their sensational foot-ball player son .... Betty Smith - their 14 year old daughter ............. Buddie Smith - their 12 year old son ...... . . Aunt Bella - Ma's plain spoken sister ............ Sally Smith - the arty seventeen year old sister ..... . . Barbara Wetherby - a home town girl in love with Tony .,.. Prof. Slattery - absent minded and in love with Bella . . . Dick Iones - a good looking Southern boy .......... Stewart Brandon - a rich playboy .......... Iulie Weston - a sophisticated vamp ..................... ..... .- ..-...- Florence Birmely Howard Von Stein . . . Ralph Murray . . .Ianet Clingman Billy Lee . . . Carol Miller . . . Bonnie Geary . . . .Virginia Heck Dale Lundy . .Eugene Babcock . . Richard Moore . . . . . . .Lois Miller Place: The living room in the Smith home in a small Eastern town. Time: The present. Early Fall.