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c (] d o I ® r e ctcir i] ----------o----------- YELL Zippi—yeppi—lepida—zam Hoki—poki—mi llime—yam Rodi—modi—metaza—da McClellandtown High School Rah—rah—rah. 0 COLORS: Red and Black. MOTTO: Scientia est potestas FACULTY JACOB B. SHEETZ, A. B., Principal....Mathematics and German RALPH E. RUDISILL, A. B.................... Latin and Science ROBERT R. McCOMBS, A. B.................. History and English IRA N. RIFFLE ........................ Commercial Department ALBERT MONTGOMERY ......................... District Superintendent JOHN S. CARROLL ............................. County Superintendent -----------0---------- DIRECTORS J. F. McCRACKIN, President. D. A. HUHN, Vice President. J. R. BARBAR, Treasurer. D. B. CHRISTOPHER, Secretary. D. W. POUNDSTONE. W. J. FRANKS. G W. P. KEENER.
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C n I e Ci n r -o— Aug. 31. 1913 First semester began. Sept. 11, 1914 Freshman Reception by Sophomores. Nov. 26-30 ’14 Thanksgiving Vacation. Dec. 11, 1914 Christmas Program rendered. Dec. 28 1914 Second semester began. Jan. 23, 1914 Franklin Anniversary program rendered. Jan. 30, 1915 Mock Trial given by Senior Class. Feb. 5-G, 1915 Local Institute, lecture by R. B. Teitrick. Feb. 6, 1915 Lanieran Anniversary program rendered. Mar. 10, 1915 Farewell party to Seniors by Sophomores. Apr. 16, 1915 Senior Vacation began. Apr. 25, 1915 Baccalareate Sermon. Apr. 27, 1915 Second semester ended. Apr. 29, 1915 Class Night exercises Apr. 30, 1915 Commencement. o “I ask not When shall the day be done and rest come on; I pi ay not That soon from me the ‘curse of toil’ be gone; 1 seek not A sluggard’s couch with drowsy curtains drawn. But give me Time to fight the battle out as best I may; And give me Strength and place to labor still at evening’s gray; Then let me Rest as one who toiled a-field through all the day.” 5
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5U mo 3Tlo'tT r So«3 (Tune, My Maryland) This grand old school we love so well, M. H. S., Dear M. H. S. Thy praises in our songs we tell, M. H. S., Dear M. H. S. The old school bell and classic hall, The fondest mem’ries they recall. For sacred is thy old gray wall, M. H. S., Dear M. H. S. O, Red and Black, wave long and tiue. M. H. S., Dear M. H. S. And oft our hearts shall turn to you M H. S., Dear M. H. S. The ties we’ve formed can never break. And as we life’s fleet journey make, This dear old spot we’ll ne’er forsake, M. H. S., Dear M H. S. Thy sons and daughters loyal stand, M. H. S., Dear M. H. S. With grateful heart and helping hand, M. H. S„ Dear M. H. S. “Scientia potestas est,” The motto that we love the best, The Red and Black o’er all the rest, Wave to Alma Mater. —J. B. Sheetz.
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