Wellston High School - X Ray Yearbook (Wellston, OH)

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ROW 1 l.ucile Soudcrs Fred James Glenora Renshaw William Colley Louise Webster ROW 2 Kathleen Morrow Ella Reed Robert Young Alma Lindauer Lorena T horne ROW 3 Cathadale Stewart Rufus Dupre Virginia Kelley Harmon Peart Olive Plummer ROW 4 Mildred Stephens F:elonise Shoemaker Everett Thorne Martha Tucker Fern Snedecor ROW 5 Helen Phillips Thelma Wcinrich Stephen Reed Eva Wade Newell Phillips Myrtle Summers ROW 6 Dorothy Jones Delford Stewart Clovis Helm Ruth Thomas Grace Norris Grace Pope 122

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ROW 1 Helen Barbee Donald Ciettles Darlene King Henry Shutcr Bertha Gilliland ROW 2 Margaret Jonas Ernestine Kelley Ardyce Bowling Crilla Ervin Danna Woodruff ROW 3 Ruby Campbell Raymond Ziegler Minnie Henneman Clarence Martin Mary Bierhup ROW 4 Thomas Saddler Ava Hamer Thomas Canter Ruth Brady Catherine Hudson ROW 5 Marjorie Harper Ben Rhodes Nellie Bartoc James Emmert Catheiine Dando ROW 6 Christina King Wilma Collins Edwin Harper Dorabcllc Blagg Alfred Tisch

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 ft In the country parts of China the people are very poor- so poor that they are unable to have a light after dark, and simply have to go to bed. boy named Kang, who was studying for the examinations, found that if he was to succeed he could not waste all the hours of darkness. His family, however, were too poor to buy oil. so what was he to dof A heavy fall of snow had taken place, and Kang suddenly remembered that white reflects light; so going out and sitting upon the cold around, he held his book so that the light from the snow shone upon the page. This he did all through the winter. Hut at last summer came, and at the same time the snow went. What could poor Kang do now? He remembered that glow-worms give a tiny light, and so he collected a large number of these little creatures, and by the light which they gave was able to continue his studies far into the night. Kang became a mandarin of high rank. Underclassmen