Utica High School - Builder Yearbook (Utica, OH)

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HANCJVEK- TOBCDSCD WAR ACTIVITIES Stam Eng Bond Sale 5ne of our school projects is the sale of war stamps and bonds. During the first five months of this, term the sales have totaled S693.75. This is a continuation of a project that was initiated last year. Round-U Special TEe'Ebun -Up, our school pa- per, is a project of all pupils of the upper six grades who wish to participate. The November issue was a pa- triotic one dedicated to the boys and girls now in the service of our country who at some time at- tended either Hanover or Toboso school. The names and addresses of these boys and girls were pub- lished so that anyone who might wish to write to them could do so. A complimentary copy was sent to each one whose address we had. Dedication We wIsh to dedicate our four pages to all our sons and daugh- ters who are now in the service of our country, and especially to Oliver Gambill who has paid the supreme sacrifice and to Robert McFarland who is reported missing somewhere in Africa. SPORT ACTIVITIES Football Football created a keener interest at Hanover-Toboso than ever last fall. During the sea- son victories were scored over Summit Station, Alexandria, and Homer. Defeat was suffered at the hands of Jacksontown and Etna. Our Pirates finished the season in third place. During the game with Alexandria Don McKee suf- fered a serious face injury. But he felt well compensated when he was named All.County End. Basketball Our basketball team has had the loyal support of both commur nlties this season. Our surpris- ing Pirates won contests with Hartford, Homer, Summit Station, Etna, Jacksontown, Granville, Alexandria, and Hebron, but they went down in defeat at Kirkers- ville and Utica. Standing in second place at the end of the pre-tournament season, they are now anxiously awaiting the final outcome of the county tournament. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Freshmen Initiation As Is the custom at Hanover- Toboso, shortly after the be- ginning of school last fall, all freshmen were initiated into full membership in our school by the Student Council. During assembly the victims had to hurdle many abstacles. The pic- ture taken that day and shown on another page will testify to the fact that they were good sports. That night they were the guests of honor at a party in the school auditorium. Senior Hayride Members of the senior class held a hayride party and wiener roast at Flint Ridge Park last November. Since no team was available our wagon was pulled by a modern horse - a tractor. Chaperons were Miss Farquhar and Mr. Morris. Junior Wiener Roast In September the juniors en- joyed a wiener roast. After an evening of playing, joking, eat- ing, and laughing they returned home ready for more serious school activities. Mr. Morris was the faculty chaperon. Junior Pla Our Junior Play, Galahad Jones by Boyce Loving, was presented at Toboso building, January ll, 1944 and at Hanover building, January 12. The play was well received. The leading part was very well done by Roy Crawmer. This page is sponsored by Jennie Evans of Hanover. 29

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HANQVEK - T QB QSO SEJXHOKS '19-4 4 Don McKee Dorothy Williams Eileen Galbraith Marjorie Staeseers Eloggane Morgan Fred Johnson Nadine Haught MHP? E- Osborn viola Depord Catherine Wright This page is sponsored by H. C. HGKh1ght of Bhnovor. 28 Mabel Levingston Raymond Re ct or

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HANQVEK- TCDBOSQ STUDENT COUNCIL COUNTY COUNCIL MEMBERS HQNCIR SOCIETY RDQNDWUP SMFF 4 3... FOQTBALL TEAM ALL-COUNTY BASKETBALL RESERVES BASKETBALL VARSITY This page 1 of Hlnover. s sponsored by lr. and Mrs. Kyle and Edwards' Grocery 50