Vincent High School - Vinconian Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of l948, twenty-eight of us walked bashfully into the Freshman room. We had two new students enter our class at the beginning of the year: Elnora Gollum and Bill Grimm, both from West Virginia. Mary Lou Lane withdrew from our class about Christmas time. She moved to Marietta and continued her studies at Marietta High School. We enjoyed the Freshman Initiation very much even though it was embarassing. The following officers presided over our freshman year: President ..... . .... Tom Barrett Vice President. . . . .Adeline Smith Secretary .......... Janice McV1car News Reporter ........ Betty Maze After a short vacation, we returned to attempt the next step up the Vincent High School stairs of education. We haped that none of us would stumble and fall into the valley of failure. Although the Word NSophomoren means wise and foolish, we thought it sounded important. Some of our classmates left school and we missed them very much. They were: Alberta Harvey, Paul Tulllus, Robert Maze, Garnett Jarvis, and Avery Snider. Don Roberts moved up to the Junior Class. The officers of our class were: President .......... Tom Barrett Vice President ..... . .Adeline Smith Secretary .......... Janice McV1car News Reporter ........ Betty Maze After a pleasant summer, we hurried back to school in September to take our places as Juniors. We had two new members in our class: Darrell Stevens from Bartlett and Roy Brannon from Lowell. Our officers for the year were: President .......... Tom Barrett Vice President ........ Darrell Knost Secretary . . . . .Janice Mcvicar Treasurer .......... Adeline Smith News Reporter ........ Betty Maze We received our class rings and were they 'flashyH. They were nice rings and we were very well pleased with them. In order to raise the funds needed for the annual Junior- Senior banquet we sold refreshments at half of the basketball games. We sold basketball schedule pencils but the orofit was small. On the fifteenth of December we sponsored the 'Sunshine Boysu radio program. We are now entering the last steps of our school days, we are all hoping we don't stumble somewhere along the way. We Seniors all have been very busy this year. We were glad to receive our name cards and our pictures. We sponsored a Donkey Basketball Game near the beginning of the school year. We also had some good riders. That brought us in some maney for a few of our needs. The Seniors have also been selling candy and popcorn at noons, so we were kept pretty busy. We have been selling candy at some of the basketball games. We Seniors are planning on going to Cincinnati on our Senior trip. We hope to enjoy ourselves. Our class officers for this year are: President .......... Tom Barrett Vice President ........ Don Greenlees Secretary . . . . .Elnora Collum Treasurer .......... Adeline Smith News Reporter ........ Janice McV1car Our class colors were: Blue and White, our flower is the white rosebud, and our motto is 'We Embark Today, We Sail Tomorrow'.

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SENIOR GLASS WILL Fellow Glassmen: We are assembled to hear the last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1952. In September of l9U8 we, the undersigned, were afflicted with a horrid disease of High School Education. And now the Senior Class of 1952, being of sane minds and well aware of the coming grades which do endanger our welfare, do hereby declare this our last will and testament declarin all fo er wills and 1 E UU testaments null and void. To Mr. Weinstock, we will our gratitude for helping us through mathematics, together with our sincere apologies. To Mr. Eldridge, we will our heartiest thanks for his help as class advisor and for helping us ride the crest of waves in Democracy. To Mrs. Stllle, we bequeath our thanks for her help as staff advisor for the school paper. To Mr. Graham,we leave all broken gas bottles and beakers which were accidentally dropped in the laboratory. To Mr Stone, we will our thanks for his hel as advisor for - P the yearbook and the grammar we could never learn. To Mr. Stollar, we leave the thought of having a better Ag. class after we graduate. To Mr. McFarland, we bequeath all our unbalanced accounts in Bookkeeping. To Mrs. Richard, we will the untidy Home Ee. Kitchen we left after the basketball games. To Mrs. Black, we leave the thought of never having to teach us in a class. To Mrs. Cormany, we will our sour notes and our thanks for her patience in trying to improve them. To Miss Morgenstern, we will our good behavior in study hall. The rest of our worldly goods we dispose of in the following manner: I, Frieda Anderson, do will and bequeath my ability to date soldiers to Shirley Gaughan. I Thomas Barrett do will and bequeath m ears of reel ent 1 v 1- Y Y P d of Senior class to Denny Graham. I, Donald Beha, do will and bequeath my ability to sit by my girl friend in Study Hall to Gary Jones. I. to Paul I. so many I. Lynch. I. some to Mark Burnfield, do will and bequeath my knowledge of cars Orndoff. Elnora Collum, do will and bequeath my ability to go with boys to Nonma Burnside. Alma Dowler, do will and bequeath my bashfulness to Joyce Vera Dowler and Betty Maze, do will and bequeath our two- Juanita Anderson and Hilda Pyatt. Wa ne Vverson, do will and beoueath mv a I, y - ,, n , bility to miss a month and a-haIf of'school and still pass to Melvin Lawrence. I, Carl Goudy, do will and bequeath my ability to get so many girl friends in my Sr. year to Randell Pritchett. I, Donald Greenlees, do will and bequeath my ability of not dating girls to Jerry White. I. Bill Grimm, do will and bequeath my ability to keep quiet to Betty Grubb. I, Kathleen Harvey, do will and bequeath my ability to play volley ball to Doris Marshall. I, Darrell Knost, do will and bequeath my ability to sing to Donald Hunter. I Janice McV1car, do will and bequeath m ablllt to T0 so - Y Y a many places to Mildred Hopkins.