McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

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jI 85AIf1fL8lfL I FIRST ROW: Kenneth Adams, Sam Smith, Ben Basye, Roy' Spitler, Dick Buckmaster. SECOND ROW: Betty Metz, Marilyn Wasson, Eirlean Andonian, Mary Io Self, Ieanne Fisher, Patty Altman, Berniece Rozelle, Norma Conrad, Ethel Rider. THIRD ROW: Ann Hart, Patty Rader, Mary Io Roy, Doris Dishong, Ioyce Ewing, Marjory Mapes, Virginia Harper, Mary Ritter, Catherine Williams. FOURTH ROW: Herbert Harris, Raymond Donaldson, Iim Rader, Richard Crilly, Lester Payne, Eugene Neiderhiser, Ierry Martin, Floyd King, Iim Finley, NOT IN PICTURE: Ramon Myers. On September 4, l945, we entered high school feeling very green. We were very proud, though, of the fact We were entering M.H.S. We had with us this year five new members which we were very glad to Wel- come: Kathryn Williams, Patty Altman, lim Finley, Ramon Myers, and Dick Buckmaster. We also lost four members: Marilyn Haddox, Ward Smith, Richard Sampson, and Floyd King. On September l2, we were initiated. We were a bit scared at first but in the end it proved to be fun, even if we were on the receiving end. We elected our class officers as follows: President, Iim Finleyg Vice-Presi- dent, Kathryn Williams: Secretary-Treasurer, Ann Harty Reporter, Patty Altman: Historian, Ieanne Fisher, Mrs. Schafer was elected as our advisor. We held a class party and dance October 18, at the school building. We planned to have a skating party December IO, but it was postponed due to bad weather. Most of our boys took an active part in sports this year, and we are looking forward to seeing them really produce.

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52,0 0IflfL0lf'Q5 FIRST ROW: Bob Newcomer, Margaret Scheerer, Iunior Rader, Ioanne Dunn, Guy Schaade. SECOND ROW: Mary Andonian, Vonnie George, Howard Shoop, Merlin Conrad, Arthur Lanker, Evelyn Yoakam, Mary Lou Dowler. THIRD ROW: Harriet Peneton, Margaret Leip, Marilyn Rader, Barbara Smith, Ruth Engard, Helen Van Sickle, Ima Iean Fogle, Ruth Miller. FOURTH ROW: Bob Wilson, Bob Ritter, George Cramer, Francis Roy, Howard Eddington, Bud Pendleton, Iohn Metz, lim Washburn, Doris Spence. The Sophomore Class started out the school year by electing the following officers: Presi- dent, George Cramer: Vice President, Ruth Miller, Secretary-Treasurer, Ioanne Dunn, Reporter, Margaret Scheererg Historian, Von- nie George. We lost Donna lean Finney, Hilda Latta, and Donald Haddox during the summer. VV' e welcomed Mary Lou Dowler, Ierry Lee, and Howard Eddinqton, but lost the latter soon after his arrival. In October, besides enjoying a wonderful class party at Harriet Peneton's, We selected and ordered our class rings. Everyone is impatiently waiting until he gets his ring, for, in our opinion, they will be the best in the High School.

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FIRST ROW: lane Fisher, Eugene Farthing, Gayle McClure, loe Leonard, Forest Peneton, Irvin Shuielt, Keith Rader, Larry Preibe, Gene Bishop, Ronald Lenhart, Bonnie Wedge. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Sargent, Virginia Anderson, Joanne Spitsnaugle, Patricia Washburn, Wilma Benroth, Marcella Latta, Marilyn Shafer, Margaret Lanker, Betty Hoyt, Bernadine Cusac. THIRD ROW: RuLea Tate, Marilyn Wagner, Bernice Gorrell, Marcele Matyas, Dortha Bach, Lucille Farthing, Pauline Zeltner, Betty Snively, Dorthy Smith, Ramona Bennett, Virginia Miller. FOURTH ROW: Dal Lawrence, Edwin Butler, Gene Collingwood, Robert Preble, Paul Showalter, Tommy Perkins, Robert Finley, Charles Coakley, Wayne Neiderhiser. ABSENT: Burdette Fleming, Bob Cosner. NEW STUDENT: Margaret Ewing. We started the year by electing the follow- ing officers: Charles Coakley, President, Keith Rader, Vice President: Dal Lawrence, Secretary-Treasurerg Bob Finley, Reporter: Bob Preble, Historian. VV e selected Miss Ruehle as our advisor. Our first party was held at Keith Rader's home on Sept. 28, l945. Fun was had by all. We gained two new members: Bob Finley and Margaret Ewing, Welcome, classmates. The eighth grade boys practiced football and basketball and from our viewpoint there are quite a few prospects for the coming four years. The basketball team played games with other schools.