Utica High School - Builder Yearbook (Utica, OH)

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RI h.NlTH CI IPPIXGER C 1 l c 1 s l horn 11 r 111ra ctl HYIIX DOVP Lnti 11 HHN r lurl FLOXD 'IHARP 71 rrpz 1 il llll il 1 1 a ketlall -l r 1111 ull R t 21 CLASS HISTORY It is the testimony of all historians that the proper perspective cannot be obtained until after a period of history has passed. Thus, he who undertakes to write of the period in which he lives must relate events in the light of his own experience. It remains for future historians to revise such chronicles and give them the proper setting among the movements of the world's history. It is now the fall of 1939 and new freshmen crowd the halls of btica Washington High School Watch those streams of hummity 18 they moxe up Mill Street The new students are hlppy and self confi dent IS they walk along talking and laughing They are soon to realize that it will take less laughing and more hird work to osercome their new name greenies Mr Ired Heischman is the class sponsor The fol lowing class officers are elected president William Earleysine vice president ohn Allen Spearman sec retary Eldon Murphy treasurer Donald Edman representative to the Student Council Robert Koontz 'Ihey become very active in school organizations as the record shows that Franklin Coad William Earle wine William Harrison john Kreinbihl john Lewis Wiyne Shinn lloyd Tharp and Carl Ueltschy are on the reserve basketball team Wayne Shinn is on the footblll team while William Earlewine ohn Lewis Wiyne Shinn lloyd Tharp and Carl Ueltschy are out for baseball Many of o11r class have found their places on the intramural te ims In the Glee Club are Shirley Beckham William Earlcmne Heler' Hawkins Gladys Howard Robert Koontz ohn Kreinbihl ohn Lewis Eileen Larason ean Miller Wlyne Shinn and john Spearman I the band are Gladys Howard Dean Kirkpatrick ohn Kreinbihl Gregg Melick Maxine Parker and Kath erine Snoke Now it is our turn to call the Ireshmen greenies We are sure that we were not so credulous and un sophisticitecl just one yelr before Mr Hcischmln is our sponsor igun this year I nearly all fields of the school curriculum we are ac tise lranklin Cold W ly ne Shinn and lloyd Tharp are on the b1sketb1ll teim Helping the reserse ohn lxreinbihl lohn Lexus md Carl Ueltschy The boys 1ntr1mur1l teim con ists of Kenneth Clippmger Don Chopson Dem Kirkpatrick Gregg Melick ind lohn Speirmtn This team has vson the btici High School tournament miking our sophomore year more outstmding IHIPIII J t K. 1 ' , 1 5, 'L ' Y ' J '. J 2 ' ' if ' ' A i ,. A ' nf , 2 x. I if ' ' t 'i ' i . ' C -T ' ' ' k- Y N N 4 L ' - , X . I c li ' 4.1. .Q . ' lu .- .. - . . ' - ' V 1 . . , , J f 'Q ' - ' 7 J 3 . lv . Q 1 Q fi' c Y . . , l U , . . g. I , , F 7 ' V Y 1 I L ' ' , ' . , A 2 , i i '- ' , In , ' : , '7 A 9 1 Ks. Q S V .Tx . ' ' 1 . . - , l 1 Y 7 ' ' Y K 'h Y , J , I . j - , 1 ' , f . n ,E . 3 .4 L. - .. x. L. L. 1 F, if, A, 1, 3, 3, 4 st-c-. 5, 4,1 c:1-.- 0111. .11 xii .ai 5 if 5 ' 2 ' 4' N S3 ,lui Amr l'lllj'1 lm :in 'l llask- will 1, J. 5. t jk.. L K. 5. L ,2 ' ' I n 6 V K , I k- - s ' - Y -- . , . .. .. ' Y I . ' ' , I. , ' I V 34 H I -- - . t . , . , t I A ' L .Q ' ' l s . 7 V F. ll. A. 2. -ll li' l l' -' -s 2.510 'lu-sts: I: l'l!: - - - i,a,,,i,.i,, Chi 33 Qfiiicifii, 3, 5, 4:r'i,ii,,,i,-Q ami 4: basketball team .ire William Earlewine, Bob Koontz. .l111'11r l'la3'Z iliiiiiiii-1111-1111111 17- 1111-c' 4: Lilita-1 J ' ' ' 4 ' , lcailer I. .lg S1-rrt-iziry 4: lut an :l X'-fllrylmll I. 1. , , I' - f' , ,' 3, U . . c T 5 f .i . ' i mr 'Y lf- 'fi' . S 1 L . 4 f ' ' V 111 1 11 lil:-ce 1' 111, f' '-11tr2i1.Vf' su.-of 5. 41 sn. 1-iii f 1- - - ' ' ' Cu Q' 1. 2. 3. 4: llasketlizill l. 2. 3. 4: llziselvall J. s-Q ' . 3 4: Fofvtlitll 4: Class l'rc--iilc-111 J. 3: .Xll 1'--11113 B s' i, 3 .Xll District Basketball 41 llunualnli- , . G. Mc- A.-,ii an .xi-Q .xii c1'.. aaicci. 11. 40' 5' 'ffl I'-1.2 3-P . ,. 4 N y Q - - , 1' This page sponsored by' RIT CHE? S CODIECY IOA ERY Page T nee