Union High School - Ohianian Yearbook (College Corner, OH)

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4Class of 1930, continued? After attending Miami-Jacobs Business College, Fred Leonard, Jr., came home and now has a position as a bcokkeeper. Waldo Cleveland attended college at Lakeland, Florida. At present he has a posi- tion in Savannah, Georgia. Paul Geise has a wife and two children and is engaged in farming near Conners- ville, Indiana. Gustava Frazier likes to mix sodas, so she has been employed at Folker's Cafe in Oxford, for several years. ' Olive Abernathy attended Miami University and is now engaged in tthe book-bindf- ing business at Oxford, Ohio. Thelma Hollingsworth, iMrs. Clarence Paq'uet,l who lives in Cincinnati at 2933 Camary Ave., spends her time taking care of her son and husband. Oran Goble graduated fr'om Miami University and has a drafting position with a firm in Hamilton, .Ohio. Nannie Morgan gave up clerking in a grocery store to become Mrs. William B. Slagle. They now live in College Corner. - Mrs. Wm. B. Slagle. CLASS OF 1931 June Armstrong, postoftlce clerk. Address, College Corner, Ohio. Neva Bake. Two years at Miami University. Now visiting in California. Present address, College Corner, Ohio. Irene Barger Lewis. Working in sales department of J. C. Penney department store. Shortly after Irene's marriage to Robert Lewis, he met with a fatal accident. Address, Room 238, Plaza Hotel, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Dorothy Beard, CMrs. Mark Montgomery.l She has one daughter, Arlene Sue. Ad- dress, Libezty, Ind., R. R. 1. Doris Brady, College Corner, Ohio, R. R. 1. Norman J. Brattain, farming, Liberty, Ind., R. R. 1. Sarah Helen Davis, tMrs. Wilbert W1atte:'son.J Four children. Liberty, Ind., R. R. 4. Martha Allen Driscol, fMrs. Marlin T. Lefflerj Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. two years. Present address. 1102 W. California, Urbana, Ill. Thomas P. Dunn, married Eva Noel of Connersville, Ind., at at present time is liv- ing in that city. Dwight McFarland. Radio and electric shop, College Corner, Ohio. Martha Paxton received a B. S. degree at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in 1935. She received a two-year scholarship at Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, where she is now located. Naomi Paxton, fMrs. Russel Petro.J Tw-o sons, Robert and Jimmy. Address, Col- lege Corner, Oahio. Lloyd H. Shera, employed at East Hamilton Foundry, Hamilton, Ohio. Married Christine Bolling at Hamilton. Address, College Corner, Ohio, R. R. 1. Forest A. Slack, deputy sheriff, Liberty, Ind. John H. Smith, farming, College Corner, Ohio, R. R. 1. - Written by June Armstrong. CLASS OF 1932 We pause in the humdrum of the busy day to retrace some of the steps taken since our days at Union High. How swiftly crowd the memories of those precious by-gone days. How far away it all seems: yet how near and dear to our hearts. Fondly, almost tenderly we think of those school days, those classmates with whom we associated and whom we loved. A smile of amusement and pleasure comes as we find ourselves making a personal interview of each of the members of the Class of '32, Pauline Black, whom we always thought rather timid, is the only one who has had the power to capture one of these rare specimens called a husband. She displayed that come hither look to such a great advantage that the rest of us were left in the back- ground, wondering just what technique to use on the opposite sex. Polly, Mrs. Franklin Paddock, was married in 1935, and is living on a farm near Hannafs Creek. Address, Liberty, Ind., R. R. 1. Robert fBobl Hughes, that good-natured chap, everybody's fr-lend, is almost a stranger, having been gone since the time we graduated. He deserted College Corner and tock up trucking at Troy, Ohio. Anna Regina Strothman entered nu1se's training at Mercy Hospital, Hamilton, Ohio, and finished successfully last fall. At present she is vacationing in Florida, and from all reports is having one grand and glorious' time. Cora Jezman worked in the Liberty postoflice last summer, and is now at her Bil- lingsville hcme. Address, Liberty, Ind., R. R. Earl Barger worked with Kroger's for several years, then he took up the poultry business with J. E. Parker 85 Co. He has now -been transferred to Hamilton to be, as he expresses it, a professional butter and egg man. 321 High street, Hamilton, Ohio. Grace Miller worked in Hills' Lunch for 9, while, but she is now at home on their newly purchased farm near Goodwin's Corner. Ray Pults, a junior at Miami University, is taking a course in business administra- tion and majoring in journalism. Address, College Corner, Ohio. Lillian and Louise Jones, still the same little Jonesy twins, are now living with their parents in College Corner. Lyle Paxton is at home on the farm near Morning Sun. ' Mary Belle Cooper has spent the greater part of her time since graduation working in Connersville. She is there now. Her home address is 610 Lee street, Connersville.

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'..fl. J. 3' f the Gray 85 Black Service Station in College Corner. 1 ,V ,QQ . 2 50105, - Charles Hammitt Jr., Woodsboro, Texas. Charles has been farming since gradua - e.-- an 'I ' ig igsfi on. Early this year he went to Texas and is now working in the oil flelds. P 'e - QS e f fl 5 Tflf Lewis Hayes, Camden, Ohio, R. R. 3. After graduation Lewis went to Big Piney 1 -- yoming, where he worked as a cowboy and as a soda jerker in a drug store. Now h - . Y , - 4 ,-we . Q- .. ' C45 EW: , 1 'f on the farm with his folks between College Corner and Camden. .--L WEWSEWE ' - ,T David R. McFarland, South College Ave., Oxford, Ohio. David worked for awhil EMS!! V s-1 2, l.w Q n Cincinnati. He has also worked with his cousin in the local Radio Shop, and is Q' are-. orking in the Niles Tool Works in Hamiltcn, Ohio. z: V .An .N .: Y-u Y -g H f: 1-Q -1' All ' ' v Taft Miller, Honaker, Virginia. After graduation Taft worked for awhile in Cincin . 4 ' Mi if .3 fl ati. Later he went to Honaker, Va. He is at the present time working in Kentucky '.: 1 :'1':'Z.. 8 . .. .: .: E: ':- L if Marguerite Moore, fMrs. Edwin Stewart,J 268 Plum street, Springfield, Ohio. Mar J 2 ' uerite worked in Dayton and Springfield after she completed her wcrk at Miami-Jacobs 'fir Ffa 1 , Stewart is employed in a bakery in Springfield. 'i 1 if if fi Agnes M. Porter, North College Ave., Oxford, Ohio. Agnes worked for a while .. .1 .. ., .1 .,,. ' -55 5.- 3.2 1...F 1.5 Lei E...i 3....i 5-4 .. - incinnati after graduation. Ni w she is a waitress at Folkers' in Oxford. ig Inez Sheets, CMrs. Ray Lirning,J Liberty, Ind., R. R. 2. Inez was married soon afte 6'1- gs. he graduated. She is now the mother of three children, Joyce, Virgil, and Harold. c. iming family lives on a farm near Liberty. - - By Anna Brown and Maxine Daugherty. . CLASS OF 1930 How the years fly! On May 20. 1930, twenty-two noble seniors took their departur . rom Union High. On Saturday evening, May 24, we were welcomed into the Alumn 2- ssociation. At this time, Mr. Wm. McMahan, our superintendent, was made an hon :ary member of the alumni. I believe, as far as I can find out, our class is the onl lass that has a yearly reunion. On Friday before Labor Day we meet at a place as 1- igned by the president. The entire evening is spent talking about our high schoo 'Q'-1 especially the last year. We he-ar from classmates at our reunion that we woul ow little about and we pazt each year carrying fond rememberance with the expec .1 tion of seeing them next year. One member, Virgil A. Pinkerton, has parted our ranks forever and taken up hi ourney in the land beyond. i If you want flowers for any occasion call Irene Jackscn at Ke11er s Flower Shop i . 0 ord, Ohio. .. Margaret Etter is attending University of Chicago and doing part time teaching. ? Robert Wilson hails us from Quency, California, as a time-keeper in forestry wor 0 GTB. , . A' If you are in Indianapolis and get hungry oall on Pearl Weaver at 2712 W. Wash ' gton street, and Pearl will sell you cakes, pies, rolls, and all good things to eat. -V A Tune in on Station WOWO, Fort Wayne, and hear Helen Crecraft sing with th . oung folks. She also does clerical work at the mission. If you want any beauty culture call cn Cecelia Raisch at 2046 N. Main street, Mt uburn, Cincinnati, Ohio. Helen Mattix, who was the cook of our class, has been employed at the Prebl ounty home at Eaton, Ohio. Dorothy Fuhrman, fMrs. Edward Bisch,7 keeps house for her husband, who play n an orchestra in Dayton, Ohio. Dorothy has a son who will be helping his father som y, James Campbell found a wife, fRuth E. Summers? within our own class ranks. i nd Mrs. Campbell are prominent farmers in Preble county, Ohio. James and Riut ave two farmerettes and one farmer. Florence Buscher traveled to Cincinnati in quest of a husband, Henry E. Wells ' ey now live in Amelia, Ohio, and he is engaged in the roofing business in Cincinnati Maxine Maddock, fMrs. Nathan Miller,J gave up clerking in a store and moved e ' : farm near Reily, Ohio. ' Hubert Buckley, one of our classmates, is a very prcminent farmer of this part o l he coun . f t '7 N ...-.- . ,,.. ..,..... .,,- a-..... -A .. . --. .,. .,,,,, 1 --. V -...W ...,,,,...,,,.,. - .-,- . ... . .....e -...-- -A-.--J.:.eL....' ' ' -' - A-' -1 -Z., -1... -....,- - A . A-..:. 7,m..,,,-..5,,,, ..,-T.,--J.:-4...d ew..--A: .L- ., ,,..r.., --sw ---Y..--........ ..... .:,,

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M -- j Miley Sheets and Donald Hammitt bots! seem to have definitely settled on farmm ju, , T ag,E,V,.g3:..,. 4,15 1iIjZlU5WillI2lQ- - 4 Q They are at hcme on farms near Billingsv e. . u Q., Q fy jjjjj1jQ'j,1jjjsj1jjjljj giguilfigfignigr 1: Caroline Slack has lived in the Liberty jail Cher father is Union county sherim fo ij' 1. 1 ,, , giggfgl lkilililfiigliiii 1 5. 32, veral years now, and is at the present time attending Miami University. :X L' 3-Efjjjji-Eggs-jljsi My Lois Black was in the Home Restaurant for awhile, and is at the present time i 5 , - N gyda. i'2. TE. 4'.i. 4'.?.'l.i. l'i': urnhvs dwg Store- - M' Black' 3 .. 2 : ':::eTs:nTu-:uns 2' 5 .'f'!g'E'?'!i'j'5i'5'!5! CLASS UF 1933 ,fs The Class of 1933 consisted of 23 members, 16 girls and '1 boys. Since. graduaue, s. EvgiI4i'us -'E -5 7 . Q' we have had two reunions, c-ne at the Oxford Manor, and the other at Beatrice Bourne sh-3 A jg. 3 ' f At the present time Harold Bake is engaged in farmng Heal' Bath, Ind- He IS 3 f' 'f f 5 is if,i!,iQfiL!iL': - 3 Q active member of the Methodist church, having also played on the basketball team o 5 Q'SQ 'I 'f2' - 5 12224 that church- Q12 ' 1-1 1 Beatrice Bourne attended the University of. Wisconsin for one year, and for -I? M 41 I 5 , l V ,-1 1 L:-.ns - past two years has been a student at Miami University. .Ll 1, if E 2 ' - 5 .5 f f3 .53 QMQQ, Hilda Brower is at home, and judging from the way Hilda used to cook, we lmagm . f-.1 is -SVS she must be an expert by now. 51' - - j, ',,E.:.5-f.-rg-w-ares-Mia-Lv ..'- '. 'JJ-sivzv 4 . 1V:' H'-1 1 'V . -. 'u f L'f k:1 'f '1'.: ,. ,. -'? '..'i'E' ,, ' '-,'-f--v-14-Q-5--via-A17 - ...zx...:....1.ua..Ls..., 3.. . .L t ,i. 3-E-345 'W at ., x . RQ! l I l 1 sid' '- vi' ' if . v l .,,1. '. -5, ,nl 4 s 0, VI 3219.5 ,WI Y. I My 1. Q 2 l i 1 iii!! fn .5 Wilma Blake is now married to Curtis Black, and they are the parents of a so Dwight Cleveland. They reside in College Corner. gi Malcolm Brady has left College Corner for Richmond, and he is now employed i an 1. G. A. store there. Lcla Campbell followed her desire to become a business woman and attended Miami. Jacobs Business College. At the present time she is working in a restaurant in Dayto Lindol Cann is living on a farm south of College Corner. We suppose Lindol going to be a bachelor, as we hear that he and his sweetheart of student days are n friendly terms any more. Beatrice Davis has g:-aduated from Hamilton Business College and found a positio L' soon after in a law omce. '3 Ruby Duggins is married to Ernest Pollock and they are the parents of a daughte R and are living in Dayton. Mary Duckett is married to Ralph Thornburg, and they are living in Newcastle. Dorothy Davis has lived in College Corner since graduation, and is employed a g Hills' Lunch. f Katherine Frame is at home at present, but is considering entering art college --Q une. , Lois Goble has completed her business course, and at present is working in a five and-ten in Hamilton. is Opal Grimme has just returned from Richmond, where she has been employed. onder if she has advanced farther in the poetical line. .5 Carl Heisman attended Hanover for c-ne year, and for the past two years has bee f ' a student at Miami University. Roger Moore is in his junior year at Miami University. We suppose that he will ji a professor within the next few years. Emma Paxton attended Westminster College in Pennsylvania for one year, and a present is taking a business course in Dayton. ,Q Dorothy Paddock is married to Melvin Baker, and they are the parents of a. so l -1 nd they live in Cincinnati. f Donald Sizelove is at home, helping his father, who is engaged in farming. Vivian Stevens is now married to Lawrence Francis, and they are the parents of girl, Edith. They are living in Texas. Vivian hopes to return home this spring. Helen Sizelove was in nu:se's training at Mercy Hospital at Hamilton, but is -Q91 at Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati. Her training at Cincinnati must agree with her, fof' e is putting on the pounds. The only sad note in our class history thus far, has been the death of Gordon Jer .Tl man, our class comedian. Why clouds o'er shadow morning sung why hopes az-e crushed and castles fall: 'Q Why lives have ceased when just begun: we cannct understand it all. Not now, but in the coming years, when we shall reach that better land We'l1 read the meaning of our tears and then, ah then, we'll understand. B Doroth Davis. XII. - Nllamsmw- T ' 1. ..,,i ..,,... , .-,,.. ei' A-:TAM-W..-' ' A.,,,.-' sq-...r ...- X. '.- V-,A 4 'Ye 51 11 ' ' e,'7Ff:9f'F4 .. .. .1 -. ,- L I 'V ML.. .. ,. .. .. f, - 14- '-'WL-4'-1' - 1 1 . -.J 1 .FR ilu?-i...LQ...F3