McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

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l FIRST ROW: Ruth Routson, Lois Ann Scheerer, Cleola lnbody, Virginia Norway, Mrs. Eldon Schafer, Rose Stevens, Miriam Berry, Frances Cramer, Joanne Dunn, Marilyn Wasson. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Fisher, Mary Io Self, Gerry Harmon, Mary Io Hoy, Betty lane Godlove, Wilma Farthing, Margaret Scheerer, Eirlean Andonian, Harriet Peneton, Ruth Miller, Mary Andonian. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Dowler, Doris Dishong, Ann Hart, Marjorie Mapes, lean Blanchard, Eileen Coakley, Shirley Rider, Marilyn Rader, Io Ann Brecht, Patty Rader, Iune Rader, Margaret Sargent, Mary Stafford. FOURTH ROW: Vonnie George, Helen Van Sickle, Lucille Andonian, Ruth Engard, Ioyce Ewing, Betty lean Wilson, Barbara Mae Smith, Virginia Harper, Kathryn Russell, Eleanore Sparrowe. Deloras Schmidt, Carolyn Schaade, lean Yoakam. The Girls' Athletic Association was organ- ized for the first time this year. lt is under the direction of Mrs. Eldon Schafer. lt is an extra curricular activity through which any High School girl may earn a letter. They may earn their points through various team games and individual sports. When a girl earns l2UO points she is eligible for a letter. Points were earned at the rate of 4 points an hour through participation in individual sports, such as ping pong, shuffle board, roller skating, hiking, and archery, and in group sports such as baseball and basketball. The team activities engaged in throughout the year were softball, basketball, and volley- ball. The Senior Panthers were champions of the Softball League. There was a 3-Way tie for the basketball league championships. The Senior Panthers, Sophomore indians and Freshman Streaks all won four and lost one. A basketball tournament was also held. The following officers were elected for the year: President, Rose Stevens, Vice-President, Virginia Norway, Secretary-Treasurer, Cleola lnbodyg Reporter, Miriam Berry. Since this was the first year for the organi- zation, the following provisions were made to earn points. Any girl in High School who has participated in sports every year has earned the following number of points is eligible for a letter: Seniors-300 points, Iuniors--600 points, Sophomores-900 points, and Freshmen-l2OO points. ,

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rf?mLef ZZ! Although not too much can be said for the team when we try to analyze it in the light of wins and losses, We nevertheless did see exhibited, at times, a fine brand of ball. We won tour games and lost ten. Five seniors that will not be with us nerr. year are Keith Farthing, Bill lones, Dale Sands, Leslie Shafer and Bob Smith. The reserves had. a tair season, winning seven and losing seven games. Team Hoytville Liberty Rawson Mt. Blanchard Mt. Blanchard Arcadia Van Buren Liberty Mt. Cory Vanlue Hoytville Arlington Leipsic Liberty Played at McComb Liberty Rawson McComb Mt. Blanchard Arcadia McComb McComb Mt. Cory McComb Hoytville Arlington McComb Tournament Findlay W 32 27 12 21 35 51 34 26 51 26 33 23 26 E 37 FIRST ROW: Richard Rader, Bill Iones, Leslie Shafer, Dale Sands, Bob Smith, Keith Farthing, John Dishong. SEQOND ROW: Mr. Finley, lim Washburn, Lester Payne, Dan Bennett, Raymond Donaldson, Iim Rader, Ierry Martin, Charles Coakley. THIRD ROW: Bob Finley, Roy Spitler, Roger Shoop, Arthur Lanlcer, Eugene Leader, Merlin Conrad, Keith Rader. They 50 61 32 27 40 36 18 29 28 60 48 30 12 42

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Ql !Q.'58I l!8Zf . . . On February 12, the Girl Reserves spon- sored a Sweetheart Dance in the Club room. The admission for each G. R. girl was a boy. This novel 'Admission' price helped make the party. On March 13, we sponsored another dance. This was a St. Patrick's Dance for the Whole High School. Everyone had a good time at the 'Wearing of the green.' On Easter Sunday We presented a Sunrise Service at 6:30 a.m. The Public was invited. A short service was given which was very impressive, We observed and honored our mothers on Mothers Day with a tea, which the Sopho- mores served. On May 8, the Sophomores were initiated into the organization with the Candle-light Services. On May 16, 1945, 22 Sophomores were initiated into the Girl Reserves. The custom- ary Candle-light Services were used. We chose for our advisor, Miss Ruehle. This year the following officers were elected: President, Frances Cramer: Vice President, Lucille Statelerg Secretary, Miriam Berryg Treasurer, Betty lane Godlove: Report- er, lean Yoakam. Program committee, Lucille Stateler, Rose Stevens, Shirley Rider, and lo Ann Brecht. We chose for our sponsors Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. Stateler, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. God- love, Mrs. Hector, Mrs. Yoakam, and Mrs. loseph. On September 18, we had our first meeting of this school term at the Roadside Park, on Route 224. We all enjoyed a Weiner roast, after conducting the business of the evening. On December 8, Frances Cramer, Lucille Stateler, Rose Stevens, Virginia Norway, and Miss Ruehle Went to Bluffton to our Annual Girl Reserves Convention. On December 12, We had our Christmas Party at Frances Cramer's, We had a Christ- mas exchange, and everyone had a wonder- ful time. On December 18, We took a trip to the Children's Home in Findlay, and presented them with gifts. FIRST ROW: Virginia Norway, lean Yoakam, Miriam Berry, Frances Cramer, Miss Ruehle, Lucille Stateler, Betty Godlove, June Rader, Margaret Sargent. SECOND ROW: Mary Stafford, Kathryn Russell, loan Rozelle, loann Beck, Wilma Farthing, Maxine Houk, Gerry Harmon, Ruth Routson, Lois Ann Scheerer. THIRD ROW: Lucille Yoakam, Ioan Hector, Eleanore Sparrowe, Mary Lou Basye, Rose Stevens, lean Blanchard, Evelyn Leip, Ramona Cusac, Io Ann Brecht. FOURTH ROW: Eileen Coakley, Martha Williams, Lucille Andonian, Mary King, Deloras Schmidt, Betty Wilson, Shirley Rider, Reva McDougle, Cleola lnbody, Ioan Bishop, Carolyn Schaade. , ,, W ..