McClain High School - Dragon Yearbook (Greenfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1933 volume:

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Weill join with might and main the chorus To the praise of our dear school. CHORUS: McClain High School, McClain High School The pride of every Greenfield youth, A school of beauty with watchword duty, She stands for honesty and truth, It contests glorious, always victorious, No matter what opponents say, We think there's none to fear We know no peer, So,' Hail McClain High School, Hail! Our high school stands unique in history The product of a donor's love And we'll ever sing his praises Our gratitude and pride to prove And let us strive to live our motto, With loyal hearts and true,l' We'1l aim to use the living present For the good we can do. CHORUS: lmllYlNl.lElAEli 1i rrrf- ff- ff ff'-9' imia ,j Ffa rw ' rr rr 'V 'l rr rr U lllllf i 1 1 ' .N , A 44.-Q A U , ti1'w igi' :,g,. 'V ' I' V 'I ffff all mum ' mum C , ' ' 'll 'N ff f H nf l, rr ll' I I' Y ' , 1 , - LY ,,,, v ' 1 If ADMINISTRATIO Jmimmlm i rrrf rr rl' WH: lm II r mi' I E LUJ III -' , , KV W 'mf , - 'f l Eff V ' nu, 'fu' M! 'Q .!g71I'ff,'f 11719, H, rrr, in rrw rf KLA gl jf, gf: ML i jd IW'-1 , V r rr I ' rr r W VIL. rr up I nm I' ' 1 7 1 , QI! I, , - ' U mu 'm 'IE W 231- Q CLA H+ '5 sl 5' 1. D 2 'Y' froi moo QI11 P l'nrIrui!l II H 1 x I Tf fl?l'iUuT-D117-Um rf' H' H' Inf FY' il '7 rr rr , l 1 I N rr r H, ' F ml- 1 MIEI 1 mi: Mu I f Flin im ' -+ Illl HF' fl mli I w -f 4 X VQCLA4, I 'f 'Q .ff m 'Q ff 5 . 1. 5' To OO J 'X MR. EDWARD LEE MCCLAIN Mr ll U Hllllf' A dministrative Genius, Distinguished Philanthropist, and Donor of the Edward Lee M cClain High School, the Vocational School and the McClain Athletic Field. IMIMIMIWJIMEEI rr rl' rr rr r r ri' H iii ff! Page Nme Tl 1- vi v- .i VA-' imma , l fnmff 54 ' N 1 5 - 7 ! 1 ,rr 'rr-irrf rrfri, . H- QXWQ 'gi f lg mnlmu , o mn , 'M t .i :f 'Wil ' X Iv QWCL , 5 W 2 Y o - . f 7' W Ui , L 5' 103 Koo Board Of Education F. W. NORTON PAUL FAIRLEY President Vice President JOHN DAVIS W. O. SKEEN C. E. SMITH igm mllml w lnv if-.1 ,ffri rl' r'f'7 rffrl- 9 ed H ai. ana an H in mf X 'f f :fini ' f - 4 ffl f I 2 N ,4', 'rv ffff, Y'l'rfl', rff,f eeee ee .e if mneuwlle ,, Ml mme e aw cn 1lF' ' I UN, L - mine ,Hn ff H' mm lk K 'fig' ,L c Law J' 2 -I I Ci Q . 4 f 4. 1103 Roo FRANK R. HARRIS Harvard, M. A. Ohio VVeSleyan, A. B. Special Work Cornell University University of Chicago University of Wisconsin Superintendent of the Greenheld Schools i BENTON R. DUCKWORTH BIAURICE ALLEN Ohio State University, M. A. . , . . Ohio Northern University, B. S. 01110 State Lmverslty Princifal of the Edward Lee McClain Business Manager of the Greenfield High School Schools lliim miii rr rf- rr rf- fi' ri' il V Ui Bunn fr a t N W , W 1 ,, Page Eltvcn U U e ...2 ....,,. ,Lf ,gy 'V T ' QT t S -. Lil i. pg R R frm, A' R r nr ff X A 7 ,frm-Il ' ai' 'T ft rr 7 774 '17 f ...An N .eg ,f M lnlnmu g R ln n Vg , , e rr P rr rr . If It YI' 'V' I ' 'H x x it ' .vt I 1 i li BRUBAKER and X B., Valpariso qw Nun, ,, , J 2 Q i r 0, ,Xoo THOMAS S. MARION IOWDEN' JR' A. B., University ni I! S Ohm Shu- University Mlchman A, M.. Columbia Inllltilfllll Arts Sorbuwni-, Paris French CORA B. CLOYCE E. LRAWFORD BOOHER B S Nlnnmouth A- HH D9flP'Ul'l' Inner :tx of Chicago M- A5-Iohif' Stall' l mxnr ltx of Wisconsin lmwmty Hman, Science RINSEY GRACE A. BLAKE A. B., Ohio l'niv4-rsi Harvard University of Michigan Cvmmfrrzal BranchPs Literature and Journalism l1I!QlLl!L1lULlT.lHll 'Uf' . I rr rf rf' rl' fl' r? aiu Illini I l'l'f 559.9 i i .J if ff lllilllii lilpllll ifugv 1.31 i l I-ik ,vt CLA: J L W2 -I ' G' its 1 D . 103 ADO ELIZABETH IRVINE H, B., Ohm Nate Univ:-rsily N TPITILM C. A. KENWORTHY GERALD D. 4 , , , ARMSTRONG B. h., Purdue lnlvcrsxty Ohio Stale I'nix'z-rsity A. B., Wittenberg Collvge Northwc-stern Universitv Vocational Agriculture Illinois yniwrsm. Notre Dame' Physical Director RUTH ISABEL BUCK H. S., Ohio Slate l'nivc'rsity Diploma Battle- Crm-ek Vocational Home College Ecazzamzm Girls, Phyjiml Education JOHN W FLOYD W. GRIESHEIMER MATHER5 . . B. S. ' Iii., Uh' Slit- A' Y.'ni??:gI3mtv HT'l1ig.'6l'SilYl0 i l I Muskingum Colle- v th I' J . Ma mm In Induxtrzal Arts and Businesx Arithmetic rrrr rr ffl? '-' mm If EM M!!! C rl' '7 rr r I ff uni +, U' ,gm F' l'U.:.J:l.,v4aa-lirg ffvf-L nl. i .. rf' i - ,-- an M A V :nl If Hlrr 'I ,I 5, A - rr .- .. r ,f ,, ' .D .'.ll .,z1:m IW! IEIII ! , Q Q 351 iff' , f fm N X F' rr rr MJ ylm' rr 5' Y , Y ij Page' Thirl vvn ,af-Cl-414, ' 3345 5 Z O -x fi Ii , '. 5' A 1:03 Aoo MARIE OWENS FLORENCE KELSO A. li.. Ohio W1-slvyam Bluffton Colin-ge Lzzlin and Anfient H ix! Ury ll. SZ. lllhiq Stalls- I nlvvrslly Rocha-stvr Vniwrsily I'niv1'rsi1y nf Wisconsin lliplmml Blirhigam Slam- Nurlnzll Assixtanf Prinfipal Junior High School l'im'inn::Ii Dirvttnr' of Band RALPH W. PRICE THOMAS DOYLE Vullm-gv of Nill9il'. li. S., Miami I'nix'n-rsity Swimnzing Cnarh A. H., Ohio Wm-slvyzui l'nivvrsily ADELAIDE SHULI, LENNA M. Englixh and Hixtory SMITH Ohio XYt'mit'Y2lIl Diploma Ohio Stah- Vnivvrsily Wilmington Collegi- Ii. S., Miami l'nivm-rsily Mllfl1f'771llfif.Y 1 Iuur un llu rr r ULIIIJIMIEI ri' rr H' I i'l'Y' -1n rr 'V 5 rr rr lllllli ,'5'6 Wf 'fm7 R - :Rm 'A W - mil if f,'l I , rr, I - V , I fl ff , Miriam mlm y f Paul- 1-- , 'V P ff I' ,P JI rr ii M' r tix W -cum K.,L LAURA C. BICKETT vw' J W2 -I ' 0 2 Br' 4 4 - QQ 'boy Koo FLORENCE B. DILTS A. B.. Muskingum Collvgu Hnme E!'0llUH1it'S and Lilrm EDNA THOMPSON H. S.. Ohio Vniversity Wilminszton College Ohio Stale Vn Srivnrf' MERLE ELLIS Ohio l'nivi'x'sily Wittenbcrg Collvgv HUT Diploma Wilmington English l'nivvrsily iwffilb' M wir MARGARET J. NORTON li. S.. Wilmington College Hixtor'-v WI' I' Schusti-r-Marlin School of the Urrxmzl Lniversity ol' Cincinnati American Aczulvnwy of Ilrulmilic Art Columbia I'nive-rsity Northwestern Vniveryily Willi-nbi-rg College i'1l'l'lk'I'S0l'I Cullen- ni Oramr Sfzffrh Arts Ffh rf rf' rr fr f? GRACE JACKSON li. S. in Ed.. Ohio Smu- V 4u..,:Q',gg,:s :'9 ,: ni. rj! rr ,Q Q M33 lllll M' , mil Cl if , .fp TV Fl' lg i-A rl' fl' ff X , I ' A -nl lllll Ilill ' T. A ll'l V L , f'- fr rr rr W 1 hh, rf Ai Pllg ' F' ii lul if l , l A ml l f 'i - Il F l v' .ii nm rr m lli ff ,AG C '-414 4' 6' 41 1 5 will-f 41, 03 ,oo IIY llgt Sixtun YY Graduate of McClain Hit-lh Diploma N. IC. Hospital for High School Librarian Highland County Normal MARGARET NELLE YEALEY BEAVER . 4 ,, , Ohio Stull- Il1lVt'l'Slly Yoirr Grace G. Gardner. B. S. in licl.. Ohio Cincinnati linivcrsity Puhlic School Music, Washington. ll. C., Wilmington School of Art llrzunntics Schuster- Blartin AVI Voice HELEN ERWIN AGNES B. SMITH School Women :ind Children Post-Graduate Rod Cross Nurs:- I Overseas in World War A'l'llXmnt fo Mr' Corey Hill Surgical Brubaker Hospital l'n-nnsylvania State Stats- Nornial. Hyannis. Mass. School Nurse ESTHER BRICE MARY HARRIS A. ll.. Wt-stern College Gfklilllllll' of McClain High School Wilmington College Secretary Lu Superin- tendent F. R. Harris 1 MllJl'.iMllEl l'i I'f' ff fl' Tl? id ll rr ff' ll i ii rr I- r, , lllll Un ppp x lu i' -' 1 'I F' wil ,HI mi , u 6 -U ,A.. ii: ',-f f ,ly ff' , T - I' ,, ,' f fy, f f or Illllllll :ln Q , , f 1: ,I ,, W Y N 4 F' ,., ,.,. W iw! rr is Q rs r- 9 fe QF nn 4 Q f, Q f--9 ,, k oo, 'Q .75 MJ MARY MARJORIE L. MCWILLIAMS GORDON , l Graduate of McClain Hlgl Graduate of McClain High Sfh00l School Greenfield Business College SCCVCWV3' 50 Pfifwiflll Secretary to Maurice B. R. Duckworth Allen - Illll Fl' V ' llllll 'N lm Mlmlnl m 'ml rr rf' rf' rl' r r ri' rr ff all F llll U mm :rr 1 Page Seventeen ' iam I my sla in IIIIHMI, Intuit fi E- J 'fa n Wt fll lfvf lnt . Q t4.CL4,v I i r -X I if 4' UQ 0 Q 'T g i 103 N00 grr ri' rr rr r'r if i Ml Elma Mi EUHR 'ZF ' 1 R- ' H. rr rl' if 55' rr rr 'Nl ff f f V .-.-.7-1--: mn! IIIIIIIIIII '. mf if A 1- ICigl11m-1-11 ' ww! I-M ' XA I M ' ,ix EM CLASSES -ll ffl' IIT' ll 1, HHH? lmlmimi 1-' rl' rl' rf' rl' Fr H' 1 IH FRI nw d X 'W - 'gf 'i1, fi , 1 f j' fm JL' Mr , ' S Mr Mr -M51 U V. - 'f rr' f 'i fffff A rr 7374 X67 Q mum A 'I S wr rr Y 'I rr r ! Mgr ,,'5,, rr ,HV I I' I' 1 . 'v 1- U Q ' ' .tix W CLQI bd' my Q 1 S 9521 'Q 1 4 qv 5, Q 103 A00 Seniors ROBERT L. BRUEAKER Romantic, Linguistic, Bunny XVALTER G. BYRD Wiry, Garruloux, Blithe HAROLD W. CARMEAN Handy, Waggixh, Clever H. EDWIN CARON Heroic, Elaqufnt, Carvfrre NORRIS A. BADGLEY Nice, Afiable, Boixterous JOHN H. BARRETT jexting, Humane, Blustery JAMES C. BEATTY judicious, Calm, Brainy ELBERT L. BINEOAR Earnest, Literal, Baxhful GRACE I. BOBB Grnial, Innorent, Bluxhing HAZEL F. BOWERS Healthy, Fair, Bland Ewilfffifli .mmm 'wi rf' ri' ri' rr iim I Elma M1 Ellllll IYl'l' rr rr vfxv rr rr A ' H num HRW I ' 'U '- .Q Q 1 L' 7 fr? rr' -A l,u:r ,Q W, filr EIL an A A R. H ' 'i i H A rr ff? 1 A-.---- Q, ming -I In Im ,gi E I If 'fs '- X, , v lr' X .N if rr 'W rv r i 9x 'NLCL D W cz GENEVA E. CLYBURN Gay, Enthuxiastif, Capable XVILLIAM L. COFFEY W0rth,v, Lear11ea', Cnnxrienteous KATHRYN Y. COFFMAN Kind, Valuable Cheerful ROBERT L. C0oK Robuxt, Laughing, Contented BIULFORD F. Cox Maxterful, Frank, Cranky LAWRENCE J. DIXON Little, jomse, Daring J, 414,66 N, , ' fl 1 oi ,xo E 1 0 Seniors mI1 fd WTI' Ml' YY U L rrrf rr ri' r'rr?' IIIII LQ El I' Tl' rl' I T' AGATHA H. DUFFIELD Agreeable, Honest, Discreet DELMA D. DWYER Delightful, Devout, Diligent LEE C. ELLENBERGER Literary, Concise, Educated J. SELWVN ELLIS joking, Sociahle, Emphatic d Ulllll F X! I IIIW ll M. ,W Page Tvscntw onc L' . LL ' 6 L m i I il n I b I EIEI n1l l!rr U7l i'!9 inn. li lr'-, VFLFI' 17 I , Ir ffnf A A ,f mg Jrmtlulu 4 In X A, E Wf- 1 H F' rr rr I f,l,, rr X IT W E I w I iv- CLA, bw W9 fu 5 Btu W 1 .. A an 1, or 03 ,XO TH ELMA G. HAMILTON Talkativue, Generuux, Hasty THOROMAN A. HANDLEY Thorough, Athletic, Headstrong RICHARD L. HILL Resolute, Lordly, Helpful HELEN B. HISER Happy, Beloved, Hnspitable Page Twenty tvt 0 Jn.l rr I' mlllill S eniors EDNA M. FRAZIER Expressiw, Merry, Funny R. CARLENE GARMAN Reaxsuring, Cute, Graceful PAULINE M. GILLILAND Pretty, Modest, Gentle DONNA P. GRAVES Dependable, Prudent, Gifted LEONARD C. GRAVES Liberal, Cauny, Glib FRANCIS M. HAINES Favored, Military, Handsome Ill rr rt- rt- r'r rt I-l' K5 ml Il EIIIIEII 1:1 R Vi Y A W - F lrrvnn.,-,-1 vvvvvv fwvrvv-rv' AT ln W--Lmg x lm HI Mn I Fl n If rr l M rr rr, 1 r u , f , Qu ' -1 , EIL t ! I 5 H I , If Y- -Wig Y Y' ' U N lg F rr r P ,f lv, rf- 'l' I nm r ' , I It I 1 I I M V. it X we C14 Q cz 4' se '+G ,. 1 L -. N 1:01 Koo ROBERT L. HUDSON Reliable, Loyal, Hearty HELEN R. HUFI-' Hewuy, Responsive, Hilarious GEORGE KARNES, JR. Gallant, Knightly, Jubliant DONALD B. KEEPER Dashing, Brisk, Keen LOUISE R. KEARNS Large, Responsible, Knowing DONALD F. LEACII Democratic, Friendly, Lean Seniors ' IINHP 1 FFF T57-LYQLTLE I rf-rf' rf- rl- r'rr?' UHF V J' Lil rr rr I SARA K. LUCAS Saucy, Kindly, Loquacious C. XVILLIAM LYLE Cautious, Wiry, Lively RIARGARET E. M EREDITH Mirthful, Elusive, Mysterious JOHN L. LIERTZ ,lo'vial, Lenient, Manly mum 1: f X Ill mn ,.,,,, ,,,,,. Pay Twenty three S A l'12I.::E IL 'A HI M! . if HM Eu:, ,E!I'l ,fifyfi VF' rrfrr' - In - -I., 'IH ff A A 7Q f M mlm f :Im qw, I- ll F rr rr Tli. rr U V 1 I N W 'N H Y W 1, I 2 1 CLA, Lois V. UYER Lfmguid, Verhoxe, Orderly IMOGENE PARRETT Impulsiife, Popular LESLIE E. PATTON Leisurely, Equalrle, Plufky FORREST W. PLUMMER Faithful, Winning, Plarid Nfl' 1 m PLLC Twcntx four wr rw FF U, H 4, new Nz 4 .5 o 1 110.7 Koo Seniors I BIILDRED M. BIILLER Metlzodical, Metifulous, Model EMMA M. BICCALLA Roxy, Maidenly, Mild ROZELLA E. BICCULLOUGH Roxy, Ejiusive, Merciful PAUL H. NARCROSS Polite, Humorous, Natural W. LORENE NOBLE Watchful, Lovely, Neat S. JEAN OVERMAN Sophisticated, Jolly, Optomistic rf rt' rr Fr rt' lm I n 1' nm I: rr '7 rr rr f 4 UW IT , 'N rr' ' 'efmkwi-, l . Ml IIEI ' L i mn Mi rr of -Q-M R E, . ai, mnmn um fr. 1 . ' Y N ,ll ' rr r ',!.,Jl Ir Ill K I nm r 4 x Q CLA, W 4-.. 3 MYRTLE M. PORTER Mischielvous, Magnetic, Pert OLLIE W. PORTWOOD Outspoken, Wheedling, Practical WOODROW W. RAVENSCRAFT Whimsical, Wary, Reasonable CLARENCE A. RICHTER Chzzmmy, Amiable, Roguist LORETTA H. SHIELDS Lagiral, Humble, Serious WILLIAM -I. SHOCKEY Willing, Just, Steadfast fl' v a . A gim 1 K U7 Q 103 Roo Seniors l Fff E mm IUIHF 'F lll ROBERT G. SHULTZ Reverent, Good, Serene J. CARLTON SITTERLE jolly, Complacent, Sleepy HAZEL B. SMITH Hustling, Bewitching, Sharp NORMA P. STEPHENS Noble, Precise, Scrupulous rl' rr rl' fi' ri' -! fW M1 Ill: MIB! II -lm...l2 . ,. ., ,.,. 4 f X , - V 4- f 57, new fri X f . 1 rr llFl'IlIf', A i n fr nj, J, rr flfya LA - 3, M IHIHVIRIH -, - gi lm inf A T - -T lr' rr rr M If lu l ' -'ll I , 7 X 'V' I 1 1 . , , I- I- I- T f W ' ' ,u nm rr Page Twentw five C L41 If J lg - E2 1 4+ 9 Q, ,Too XVAYNE W. WVOLFE Witty, Wordy, Whistling E. IRENE ERSKINE Elfixh, Industrious, Emotional E. LUCILLE ERSKINE Eflevninate, Lovable, Entertaining -Hui Ffl' Page Twunty bu, , y I Seniors BIAYME E. STEPHENS Mannerly, Effirient, Sunny BIAXINE A. SULCEBARGER Modern, Animated, Sympathetic HELEN W. WATT Honorable, Wise, Wholesome LEONA L. WVISE Lively, Lucky, Wistful REBA L. Woon Ready, Likeable, Wondering B. VIRGINIA WOODRUFF Blithe, Vivacious, Winsome M-UlIlllTI'l' mI rr rl' rl' rl' ri' H' rr rr 'V 5 rr rr l'l' lik 1 A ::: .,. . ' 4gmWmimMqi:mm'n-Z?y . , Y r XL-WI . r ff- Cl-ilu, J' gn 2, 4 i 1 - ri 5 5 N 703 ,oo NORRIS ARVIN BADGLEY Badgley JOHN HORACE BARRETT Horse Hi-Y 3, 4, Webster 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, Inter- society Pig Chase 3, Senior Class Play, Applesauceg Operettas, Don AlOnzo'S Treasure, 4, Hulda of Holland, 3. JAMES CALVIN BEATTY J im National Honor Society, Webster 1, 2, 3, 4, F. A. A. 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Class basketball team 4, Live Stock Judging Team 3, 2nd place County Scholarship Exam 4. ELBERT LOREN BINEGAR Bert F. F. A. 3, 4-H Club 1, 3, President 3. GRACE ISABEI. Boss Bobbie 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Certificate 2. HAZEL FRANCES BOWERS Sis Typing Pin 2. ROBERT LEE BRUEARER Fat National Honor Society, Student Senate 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Philomathean 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Cheer Leaders M. 3, 4, Class bas- ketball team 1, 4, Class baseball team 1, 2, B. bas- ketball squad 2, 3, Philomathean basketball team 2, 4, Class Will, Senior Class Play, Applesauce, Oper- etta, Hulda of Holland 3, Swimmin' Pools 3, Commencement Invitation Committee. WALTER GAREIELD BYRD Lightening HAROLD WILLIAM CARMEAN Carideo .Webster 3, 4, Secretary 4, M .Club 4, Football M 3, 4, Class Basketball team 3, Webster Basketball team 3, 4, Wilmington High School 1, 2. HAROLD Enw1N CARON Cotton Webster 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader 1, 2, Assistant Football Manager 2, Operettas, Hulda oi Holland 3, Don Alonso's Treasure 4, Washington Bi- Centennial Pageant 3, Crinoline and Candlelight 3. GENEVA ELIZABETH CLYBURN G WILLIAM LEWIS COEEEY Billy Student Senate 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President of Class 2. KA1-HRYN VIRGINIA COFFMAN Kate Quill and Scroll, Alethean 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Volley Ball team 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, Z, 3, Prize 1, Vocational Editor Dragon Staff 4, Lower Classmen Editor An- nual Staff 4, Operettas-Pickles 2, Hulda of Holland 3, Don AlonSo's Treasure 4, Alethean Play 2, Class Flower, Color, Motto Committee. ROBERT LEWIS COOK Bob F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MULEORD FRANCIS Cox Coxy Swimming M 1, 2, 4, Operetta-Don AlonSo's Treas- ure 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, 4, Class Flower, Color, Motto Committee. LAWRENCE JILES DIXON Mike F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Milk Judging Team 2, Operetta- Don AlonSo's Treasure 4. AGATHA HAZEL DUFEIELD Datta Alethean 3, 4, Rolling Pin Z, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, M 3, Prize Farmers' Institute 2, Red Cross Nursing Certificate 3, Operetta-Orchestra 4. DELMA DESIRE DWYER Desire National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Alpha 2, 3, 4, President 4, 4-H Clothing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prizes 3, 4, 3rd Prize at State Fair 3, Club Reporter 2, President 3, Secretary 4, Home Room Manager 2, Scholarship M 1, 2, 2 Semestersg Class Basketball team 1, 2, 3, 4, Champions 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Band 2, 3, 4, M 3, 4th Certificate District Algebra Exam 1, County Scholarship Exam 4, District English Exam 1, Club Editor, Dragon Staff 4, Senior Editor of Annual, Class Poem, Senior Play-Applesauce, Alpha Basketball team I, 2, 3, Operettas-Pickles 2, Hulda of Holland 3, Don Alonso'S Treasure 4, Creat- ures of Impulse 3, Washington Bi-Centennial Pageant 3, Christmas Pageant 3. LEE COOK ELLENBERGER Master Mind National Honor Society, Webster 4, 4-H Club 3, 4, Prize 3, Scholarship M 1, 2, 3, 4, seven semesters, Community Conference Poster Contest, lst prize 2, 2nd prize 4, Winner of Boys' Division of McClain Quiz Book Contest 3, Co-Winner County Quiz Book Contest 3, Ross County Representative at Ohio State Fair 3, Prize State Fair Essay Contest 4, County Scholarship Contest 4, Honorable Mention Current Science article 3. JOHN SELWYN ELLIS Ellis Philomathean 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, News Reporter 3, 4, Secretary 2, Recreation Leader 1, Prizes 2, 3, 4. -l !!1ilF'.!i'1 '- in-fm rr rr rr rr fl' ri' iv W A EHR in f fr ll rrrr rrrr ll 'I K f X - -1 , 'w?'i A - M? , Im fum I I 1 lg mnrmnt E, unt ill C 4 ,fi F rr rr vw! WSH H, Nil. ,,,,, I, Page Twenty-Seven 1 9x L rt Iv J' e - ' -, S325 i f A 1 0' 0, ,Q ELsIA IRENE ERSKINE Renie Alpha Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta--Hulda of Holland 3. EDNA LUCILLE ERsIc1NI-: Lou Alpha Kappa Gamma 1, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Glee Club 3, Operetta -Hulda of Holland 3. EDNA MAE FRAZIER Eddie Rolling Pin 2. ROBERTA CARLENE GARMAN Beany Alpha Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Man- ager 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, Class Basketball team 3, 4, Captain 4, Champions 3, 4, Class Baseball team 3, 4, Alpha Basketball team 1, 2, 3, Class Gifts, Operetta -Don Alonso's Treasure 4. PAULINE MARIE GILLILAND Polly Quill and Scroll, Alpha Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, 4-H Sewing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Reporter 4, Dragon Staff Copy Reader 4, Annual Staff 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Manager 4, Operetta-Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Class Flower, Color, Motto Committee. DONNA PAULINE GRAVES Don Quill and Scroll, Alethean 2, 3, 4, President 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Class Basketball team 4, Activities Editor Annual, Editor-in-chief-Dragon 4, Highland County Representative Ohio State Fair 3, Class History, Operetta-Orchestra 3, Close the Book 3. LEONARD CLELL GRAVES Gravy Philomathean 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball team 3, 4. FRANCIS MAIILON HAINES Hainesy Student Senate 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Webster 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Football M 2, 3, 4, M Club 2, 3, 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball team 1, Senior Play Applesauce 4, Class Prophecy, Webster Basketball team 2, Operettas-- Pickles 2, Don Alonso's Treasure 4, Crinoline and Candlelight 3, Washington Bi-Centennial Pageant 3. THELMA GERTRUDE HAMILTON Gert Rolling Pin 4, M 4, Prize at Community Conference 3, Red Cross Certificate 3. THOROMAN ASHTON HANDLEY Pete Student Senate 4, Webster 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, M Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball M 1, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball M 2, 3, 4, Webster Basketball team 1, 2, Class Basketball team 1, Track M 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band M 3, Class Degrees, Operettas-Pickles 2, Hulda of Holland 3, Don Alonso's Treasure 4, Washington Bi-Centennial Pageant, Creatures of Impulse 3, The Lost Silk Hat 3. RICHARD LEROY HILL Dick Class Baseball team 2, Class Basketball team 4. HELEN BARBARA HISER Min Quill and Scroll, Alethean 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Remington Certificate, Managing-editor of Dragon 4, Editor-in-chief of Annual, Class Obituary, Oper- ettas-Pickles 2, Hulda of Holland 3, Commencement Invitation Committee. ROBERT LEE HUDSON Doc Philomathean 2, 3, 4. HELEN RUTH HUFF Hujy Class Basketball team 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Certificate 3. GEORGE KARNES, JR. Bill F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 4, M Club 4, Football M 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball team 3. LOUISE ROBERTA KEARNS Larrie Class Basketball 3, Red Cross Certificate 3, Book- keeping Certificate. DONALD BERNARD KEEPER Kee fe Webster 1, 2, 3, 4, Football M 3, M Club 4, Class Basketball team 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball team 1, 2, Operetta-Don Alonso's Treasure 4. DoNALn FOREST LEACH Joe Basketball M 2, 3, Class Basketball team 1. SARA KATIIRYN LUcAs Sady Kady 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice President 4. CHARLES WILLIAM LYLE Bill Track M 1, Class Basketball team Z. EMMA MAE MCCALLA May Rolling Pin 4, M 4, 4-H Club 3, Recreation Leader 3, Prize 3, Home Nursing Certificate 3, Water Carni- val 4, Class Basketball team 3, Buckskin High School 1, Bainbridge High School 2. W W WLT!!-lll lm . ..I V m.i rf' rf' H' fl' H' m f VE f W u , :I I tv ie- I Q' I WLC-. . .2 2, yf 4 Q .' H 5 V il' 4' ff Hhfl ll mini W Mn .5-f. , ---A - AAAA as Page wcnty-elg t 1 m L wg! rr ri. I -'X C'-41 N bw my Q 1 - 5 5,9325 W di , -. 5, 0, ,po ESTELLA ROZELLA MCCULLOUGH Rose Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Rolling Pin 2, 3, 4, M 4, 4-H Club Reporter 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Prize 3. MARGARET ELLEN MEREDITII Mary Home Nursing Certificate. JOHN Louis MERTZ Irish Philomethean 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, 4, M Club 2, 3, 4, Sargent of Arms 4, Student Senate 3, Home Room Manager 1, 3, Head Usher 4, House Manager 3, 4, President of Class 1, Vice President 2, 3, 4, Football M 2, 3, 4, Swimming M 3, Class Basketball team 1, Class Baseball team 1, 2, Philomathean Basketball team 2, Class Gifts. MILBRED MURRAY MILLER Milly National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Student Senate 4, Alpha Kappa Gamma 2, 3, 4, Rolling Pin 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, M 4, Class Basketball team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, Champions 3, 4, All McClain's Girls' team 2, 4, Class Baseball team 3, Class Volley- ball team 3, 4, Alpha Basketball team Z, 3, Rolling Pin Basketball team 2, Delegate to N. S. P. A. 4, Sports Editor Dragon Staff 4, Sports Editor Annual Staff, Class Prophecy, Senior Play Applesauce, Clase the Book 3, Bi-Centennial Pageant 3, Water Pag- eant 4, Play Day 2, Delegate Home Ec Conference 3, 4. PAUL HENRY NARCSOSS Abie National Honor Society, National Athletic Scholar- ship Society 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, M Club 1, 4, Vice President 4, Secretary 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Philomethean 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Athletic Star 4, Basketball M 2, 3, Football M 2, 3, Swim- ming M 2, 3, 4, Manager 1, Class Basketball team 1, Band 1, Philomethean Basketball team 4, 9th in State on Judging Gurnseys 2, 7th in State on Judging Holstien Friesian 2, 3, Class History, Aperettas-Pickles Z, Hulda of Holland 3, Don Alon- so's Treasure 4. WHANEDA LORENE NOBLE Rene National Honor Society, Alethean 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Home Room Manager 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prizes 1, 2, 3, 4, Oper- etta-Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Alethean Play 2, Delegate to N. S. P. A. 3. Il' rrr ll 'F HIIH' P ff SARAH JEAN OVERMAN Sally National Honor Society, Student Senate 2, Alethean 2, 3, 4, President of Class 3, 4, Scholarship M 1, 2, 3, 6 semesters, Class Basketball team 2, 3, 4, Champions 3, 4, Harvard Honorary Basketball team 4, Captain 4, Class Baseball team 3, Class Volley- ball team 3, 4, Alethean Basketball team 2, 3, Captain 3, Swimming Carnival 3, 4, Cheer Leader 3, 2nd Certificate in District Latin and English Exam, Latin 2nd and English 4th at State, County Schol- arship Exam 4, Operetta-Don Alonso's Treasure 4, Alethean Play 2. LoIs VIRGINIA OYER Louie Class Basketball 3, 4, Class Baseball 3, 4, Bloom- ingsburg, Ohio 1, 2. IMOGENE PARRETT Jean Quill and Scroll, Alpha Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Prizes 2, 3, Class Volleyball team 4, Dragon Staff Typist 4, Club Editor of Annual, Delegate to N. S. P. A. 3, Class Degrees, Operettas-Pickles 2, Hulda of Holland 3, Don Alonso's Treasure 4, Close the Book 3, Wash- ington Bi-Centennial Pageant 3, Christmas Pageant 3. LESLIE ELMONT PATTON Lezy WILLIAM FoRREsT PLUMMER Plummer Philomathean 1, 2, 3, 4, C. M. T. C. 2, 3, First Class Private 2, Rifle Marksmanship 2, Corporal 3, Rifle Sharpshooting 3, Medal for best Red Man in Company Philomethean MYRTLE MARIE Alpha Kappa M 4, Alpha ball Manager G 3, Company G Basketball team 3, Basketball team 3, 4. PORTER Porter Gamma 1, Z, 3, 4, Rolling Pin 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, Class Basket- 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Nursing Certilicate 3, State Home Ec. Conference 3, 4, Operettas- Pickles 2, Hulda of Holland 3, Don Alonso's Treasure 4. OLLIE WoooRow PORTWOOD Levinsky Class Basketball 4. Woomzow WILSON RAVENSCRAI-'T Woody X Class Basketball team 3, Oddville High School, Kentucky 1, 2. rf rr rr r'r rt init? iiliiil ltim X I3 fl' '7 'I rr rr v r iliul ulii w x- ,i- - A. .rr 7 f T pg.: , ,,,, itll. I ' 4 ,fi f gi t',, fx V, rr rr' I i- ,H r yfyf 17, ' L, QQ- fm lllllallll I Il IIN ,ll 2 . 4 Y U Y F' rr y vw :f ,E iii I nm f Page Twenty-nine ff-clalzy W' I if 0, ,oo CLARENCE ALDEN RICHTER Ricketts Webster 1, 2, 3, 4, lst Football Trainer's M, Bas- ketball Manager 3. LAURETTA HILDA SHIELDS Dude Chauncy-Donor High 1, Z, 3. WILLIAM Joscrn Suocxizv Bill Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Operettas-Pickles, Hulda of Holland 3, Don Alonso's Treasure 4, Creatures of Impulse. ROBERT GLEN SHULTZ Dutch JAMES CARLETON SITTERLE Sitterle National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, 3, 4, Philo- mathean 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Critic 3, Student Senate 4, President 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, M. Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Athletic Star 2, 3, 4, Football M 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Basketball M 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Philomethean Basketball team 4, Class Knocker, Operettas-Hulda of Holland 3, Cinderella Married 3. HAZEL BELLE SMITH Smitty Rolling Pin 2, 3, 4, M 3, Class Basketball team 1, 2, 3, Water Carnival 2, 3, 4. MAYME ELIZABETH STEPHENS Mandy Rolling Pin 2, 3, 4, M 4, Class Basketball team 1, 2, Water Carnival 1, 2, Typewriting Pin 3. NoaMA PEARL STEPHENS Alethean 3, 4, Scholarship M, 3 semesters, Home Nursing Certificate. MAx1NE ARDELI. SULCEBARGER Max Quill and Scroll, Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Home Room Manager 1, 3, 4-H Club l, 2, Secretary 1, Class Basketball team 1, 2, 3, 4, Champions 3, 4, Captain 3, Class Baseball team 3, Honorary Basket- ball team 3, Alpha Basketball team 1, 2, 3,Class Vol- leyball team 3, 4, Representative to N. S. P. A. Con- vention 3, Junior High Editor Dragon Staff 4, Feature Editor of Annual, Play Day, Water Carni- val, Class Will, Senior Class Play, Applesauce, Alpha Play 2, Washington Bi-Centennial 3, Close the Book 3, Operettas-Pickles 2, Hulda of Holland 3, Don Alonso's Treasure 4. HELEN WINIFRED WATT Helen Alethean 3, 4, Alethean Play 2, 4-H Recreation Club 4, Prize Farmers' Institute 3, Red Cross Cer- tiiicate 2, Chorus 4, Operetta-Don Alonso's Treasure 4. LEONA LAVONDA WISE T005 Alpha l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Class Obituary, Operettas-Pickles 2, Hulda of Hol- land 3, Don Alonso's Treasure 4, Commencement Invitation Committee. WAYNE WILSON WOLFE Dago Student Senate 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, M Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Philomethean l, 2, 3, 4, Mar- shal 3, F. F. A. 4, Secretary-Treasurer of class 3, 4, Football M 2, 3, 4, Track M 1, 2, Class Basketball team 1, 2, Senior Class Play, Applesauce, Operettas-- Pickles 2, Hulda of Holland 3. REBA LoU1sE Wooo Reba Rolling Pin Z, 3, 4, Vice President 4, M 4, 4-H Club 4, Class Basketball team 1, 2, Red Cross Nursing Certificate. BEss1E VIRGINIA WOODRUFF Jinny National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Student Senate 3, 4, Vice President 4, Alpha Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4, Rolling Pin 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 4, M 4, 4-H Club 1, 3, Prize 1, President 1, Vice President 3, All Star Basketball team 3, Class Bas- ketball team 1, 2, 3, 4, Champions 3, 4, Class Base- ball team 3, Class Volleyball team 3, 4, Alpha Bas- ketball team 1, 2, 3, Water Pageant 1, 2, Life Saving Pin 2, Play Day 2, County Scholarship Exam 4, Class Knocker, Advertising Manager Dragon Staff 4, Advertising Manager Annual, Delegate to Home Ec. Conference 3, 4, Alpha Play 1, 2, Creatures of Im- pulse 3, Washington Bi-Centennial Pageant 3, Oper- ettas-Pickles Z, Hulda of Holland 3, Don Alonso's Treasure 4. 1 lmlmll WT' 'Ulf .. .I umi rf' ff' H' fl- fl' fl' fl' I' 'V f l rr rr EQ X II. fff ll n . s P ....,. mga A It fmtw .4 ni. m a' t ,A- vIf?,,K muh 'I Mn 55. Z -1:44133 Page Thirty ' ,hwy 3 rr ll' r -- W fe 1 0 S 'W' no 4 , ,--9 Q l oo, 'Ps- ss ,io J Junior Class FIRST Row-left tn rig1zt4Helen Tudor, Erma Tudor, Marguerite Swisshelm, Elizabeth Hedges, Catherine Burgess, Florence Bryant, Mildred Hixson, Ruth Burgess, Vivian Post, Miriam Plummer, Dorothy Redkey. Sr:coND Rowgjesslyn Hammond, Louise Littler, Ethel Carrol, Erma Schiller, Ruth West, Edna Mae Lyle, Louise Countryman. THIRD Row-Dorothy Ford, Esther Shockey, Virginia Hout, Margaret Alexander, Evelyn Hudson, Alice Evans, Martha Lucas, Sara Moomaw, Lucille Wolfe, Geraldine Stark, Dorothy Yauger, LaVisa Wilson. Fornrn Row-Margaret Moomaw, Rose Mary Harkins, Alice Douglas, Martha Whaley, Myrtle Mulligan, lone Hamilton, Miriam Leach, Georgian Dreher, Dorothy L. Ashling, Dora E. McWilliams, Lucille Ervin, Janice Handley. FIFTH Row-Howard Wilson, Dudley Moon, john Smith, Delbert Winegar, Homer Chaney, Glenn Winfough, David Worthington, Arden Ross. SIXTH Row-Winston Price, Max Badger, Arthur Harris, Charles Upp, Donald Dodds, Charles Weller, Charles Hill, Harold Keplinger, Robert Adams, Charles Jacobs. SEVENTH Row-Lawrence Lucas, Virgil Hazlett, Virgil Griffith, Maynard Duff, James Schmidt, john P. Watt, Morris Montgomery, Dean Whited, Francis Hall. EIGHTH Row-Alphonse Schinner, Manz Orr Glassner, Ernes McCullough, Charles Coler, Isaac Rickman, Russell Hargo, Kenneth Post, Ernest Melson, Forrest Hill, Benton Duckworth. THE class enrollment during the Freshman year was one hundred seventeen. The enrollment now is one hundred, comprised of forty-six girls and hfty-four boys. One member of this class, Harold Lemon, met an accidental death on October 10, 1930. Star athletes of this class are Dudley Moon, Ernest McCullough, john Smith and Arthur Harris. Tl'-71111 rr rr rf' rf rl' r? 'T' 'Vinh ll lf llllllllll C' rvrlr' rr' rr rr Il'l'l UI 1 ml R iilhl W i. 1: n ui Tl 'Dwi ' N-WM la rm it , in ly f f r -- ', , ' VP Ml bin A- I ,, 1 nm nu' Ptgm Thirty one CLA .rw We sa ' 0 I 3 M 103 100 W a g A Sophomore Class FIRST Row-Aleft to right-Mary Paul, Sara Binns, Helen johnson, Doris Cowman, Ellen Allen, Mary jane Grassley, Madge West, jane Cockerill, Margaret Downs, Ruth Tudor, Grace Stevens, Myrtle Clark, jean Kisling, Edna Green, Marguerite Iseman, Helen L. Kerns. SrLt'oNo Row-Helen Taylor, Helen Hudson, Opal Rooks, jeanette McLean, Annabell Loeke, Eileen Everman, Minnie johnson, Mabel Curry, Elizabeth Brown, jessie Ellen Hixson, Elva Evans, Lou Emma Bowers, Mary Benner, Pauline Inskeep, Gertrude Schinner. Tuikn RowfLeone Washburn, Opal Bobb, Alice Bell, Madge Gilliland, Cleo Birkheimer, Alice Shoekey, Oleta Whited, Mary K, Myers, Grace Weller, Dorothy Anderson, Catherine Ellen- berger, Louise Willett, Sara Sharp. FUl'R'lH RowAAlice Hodge, Claire Massey, Pauline Mapes, Catherine Inskeep, Dorothy Elliott, Dorothea Hamilton, Marjorie Roberts, Martha Nickols, Laura Zeigler, Mary Seldon, Evelyn Brown, Doris Watson. FIFTH Row-Donald Stephens, Charles Roode, Dane Hamilton, Madge Green, Annabel Byrd, Alice Pettiforrl, Donna Wilcox, Myrtle Grubhs, Sara Collins, Isabel Beavers, Ola Powell, Doris Bond. SIXTH Row--Dwight Crago, Ray Mossbarger, Elwood Duff, Maynard Hoppes, Seely Humble, Lester Hunter, Robert Douglas, Lester Haier, William Karnes. Leo Schinner, Walter East, Ned Woodmansee, Richard Mowbray, William Wahl. 5liVEN'l'II Rowflienneth Arnott, Oakley Cooper, Robert Brookover, Richard Carson, Frank Hill, Dana Elliott, Homer jenkins, Maurice Rowe, Perrylee Boyd, Sumner Garman, Byron Bernard, Robert Oxley, Wayne Cook, john Ford. Eionrn Row-Ivan Tudor, Herbert McNary, Robert Fortier, Charles Haines, Lawrence Yoskhul, William johnson, Frank Oyer, Earl Clayton, Marion Steele, Leo Simmons, james Hull, Charles Ely, Thomas George, Herman Mercer. 'INHE total enrollment of the Sophomore class during their Freshman year was 129- seventy-five girls and fifty-four boys. This year the enrollment is 121 consisting of seventy girls and fifty-one boys showing a decrease of eight students. Outstanding athletes of this class are james Hull, Marion Steele, and Leo Simmons. Fitfttnft rr rr rr rr fl' r?' in ll Ll han Page Thirty-two ' ' Fr V I V ' ' .,, . af lf . rt- ll ree i ,,l- CLR! W2 if may 1' E- 2 94 r 4, 4 1. g O, ,coo Freshman Class FIRST Row-left to right-Hazel Ritter, Mabel Blaine, Dorothy Armbrust, Alice johnson, Thelma Roode, Bernice Lucas, Jeanette Priest, Tacy Harps, Jemima Locke, Dorothy Mercer, Doris Mercer, Loraine Stephens, Ethel Bainter, Peggy Jane Yauger. SECOND Row-Mary Margaret Stultz, Alma Crouse, Emogene Lewis, Claudine McCoppin, Eliza- beth Glassner, Marcella Peppers, Doris Smiley, Janet Smith, Juanita Hilliard, Beulah Taylor, Doris Dodds, Ruby Ormes, Sarah Roberts, THIRD Row-Geneva Griffith, Lizzie Mayse, Louella Stultz, Darlene Grate, Nellie Oiler, Eloise Beekman, Avonelle Beekman, Paulin Gant, Evelyn Cope, Margaret Uhl, Opal Roosa, Rosetta Douglas, jane Winfough. FOURTH Row-Thelma Rickman, Helen Murphy, Nellie Wolfe, Wynona Post, Sarah Hedges, Mildred Roambaugh, Ruth Grove, Rosemary Daniels, Betty Hamilton, Carolyn Slater, Ruth Cooper, Norma jean Dodds, Hugh DeHaas. FIFTH Row-Loyd Roads, Harold Chenoweth, Jack DeVoss, Richard Roush, John Mitchell, Edwin Schmidt, Richard Davis, Robert Badgley, Albert Williamson, Clarence Riley, Ralph Curry, Eugene Keefer, Thomas Smith. SIXTH Row-Thomas Cope, Willis Chrisman, Howard Cowman, Cleo Wilson, Webb Watson, Howard Garrison, Charles West, Delbert Atchinson, Fay Countryman, Clyde Nicely, Harold Morgan, Albert Baker. SEVENTH Row-Kenneth Keplinger, Ray Welch, Robert Smalley, Floyd Shockey, George Diltz, james Hargo, Charles Sollars, Samuel Heaton, Marion Chaney, Raymond Cameron, john Hay, Edward Taylor, james Evans. EIGHTH Row-Lavelle Ford, Ralph McKibben, Dawson Stucky, Durward Miller, Robert Murphy, Winston Duckworth, Billy Day, Starley Rickman, Delbert Humphrey, Paul Lucas, Fred Daugherty, Finley Arnott, Wendell Barr, Arthur Campbell. THE Freshman class consists of lifty-live girls and sixty boys, or a total of one hundred and seventeen. The Home Room Managers of this class were: Thelma Roode, janet Smith, Howard Cowman, and Wendell Barr. l QLTIEEIMILQEI rf rr rr r r W' -1m H I iii' ll it mi : Ill wr rr F' nm Page Thirtv th rec 1 2- flili iil vi ir m i -'- QZC' 'W ll'ill' - I I' ininriuig, lniiirl llf T--J I , I llllllll ' ' 1w:,gjQf-C lll l f ' v- ' Q Cl-41 .ft 2, Q . D - , 6 1 2 A 11 or 03 Ao X 1 Ffa lliljll' 'l'hirty-fn ' 'A THU-W ff' ff' ff' fri' Y? i- -A Eli In : Il rr rr, , U 1, V A, -, New A mm my ACTIVITIE Lriml rrrrrf' rl' rrfi' n M urn411, m!lE W ' - H 1 H f ijflllu , T V,???W:'TYm7 ng-gg -7 ' ,Q fEL :Mf ' 4 HIE. Mf Mp'i1 af' jjjifzf 5222 ilfII il'fl'. MEI' 1 55 yi ' 'V UP I ' CLA, bbw W2 .4 o -x 4. 4 Q W 2 M 7109 A00 Student Senate FIRST Row--left to right--Carlton Sitterle, Mildred Miller, Virginia Woodruff, Dorothy L. Ash- ling, Margaret Downs, Wayne Wolfe. Sizrorvo Row-George Dilts, Arthur Harris, Ernest McCullough, Francis Haines, Thoroman Handley. THIS group of students sponsored the annual high school Halloween party, had the refreshment stand at the football games, and contributed money to the Senior Annual. The Officers this year were: President, Carlton Sitterleg Vice President, Virginia Woodruff: Secretary-Treasurer, Francis Haines. 'ffl'-iTlfl-ITV-I H rl rf' ff' rt' far ff' l rr rr '7 'l rr rr l Iago Thirtv-six f' I' nm rr v - nur rr H nf' ' 'll l' . f ll fl l l W- im' f f-W e l l -M f , ui MW 41 1415. If o D W e s ' U5 'fc 1 p T 1103 'po Honor Students Fiksi' Row-lef! to right-Dorothy Armbrust, Mary jane Grassley, Mildred Miller, Delma Dwyer, Virginia Woodruff, Lorene Noble, jean Overman, Norma Stephens, Helen Taylor. Si:coND Row-Robert Adams, Lee Ellenherger, james Beatty, Paul Narcross, Robert Brubaker. TEN members of the Senior class were elected to the National Honor Society this year. Membership in this society is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The Scholastic M is a pin awarded to students of the high school who make an average of ninety-tive for a semester. Those listed below represent the M group for both first and second semesters. National Honor Society-Mildred Miller, Delma Dwyer, Virginia Woodruff, Lorene Noble, jean Overman, Norma Stephens, Lee Ellenberger, james Beatty, Paul Narcross, Robert Brubaker. Scholarship M -First Semester-Dorothy L. Armbrust, Mary jane Grassley, Helen Taylor, Robert Adams, Robert Brubaker, Lee Ellenberger, Norma Stephens. Second Semester-Dorothy L. Armbrust, Sarah Roberts, Thelma M. Roode, Mary jane Grassley, Helen Hudson, Laura Zeigler, Robert Adams, Lee Ellenberger, Grace M. Winfough. S, 'lui-3 VL gi rl-'rr rr rl- fr rr ,-ft w rrr' vfg- l'I'l'l' inflow ,iv :El ,,,,,, rim. rf Q, rr ll 4 ll .1 f lin FIHIHW' y I 'TIM' rr rr V' nm nu' Page Thlrtx sexen ill l ' l ' iff. Wi- 'lie U-as ' ----f 'F '1 u ni ii G5-l f' ff- T ff ' 'fig ff wi -we T V , Lili ,, , i . ll! fly F A CLR! 4, W, 3' - 2- D 1 tx . ,gf- Woi Koo 4 . s Publication Staff Members FIRST Row-Irft lo right--Miriam Plummer, Alice Evans, Pauline Gilliland, Maxine Sulcebarger, Imogene Parrett, Dorothy Louise Ashling, Margaret Moomaw. Si-:comm Row-Morris Montgomery, Helen Hiser, Katharyn Coffman, Donna Graves, Virginia XVoodruff, Mildred Miller, Margaret Alexander, Lucille Ervin. Timm Row-David Worthington, Miss Grace Blake, .,ld'ui.vw', Delma Dwyer, Sarah Moomaw, Virginia Hout, Dora Emily McWilliams, Janice Handley. lN T1114: thirtieth year of its publication the McClain High Dragon won the All Ohio rating in the high school publication contest conducted by Ohio State University for the Journalism Association of Ohio Schools, and the All American rating in the National Scholastic Press Association contest. This was the second consecutive time for each of these ratings. The 1932 annual, The Dragon, was awarded First Class Honors in the National Scholastic Press Association contest and the journalism Association of Ohio Schools contest. Nine members of the senior journalism class were elected to the International Honor Society for High School journalists. Quill and Scroll, they were: Katharyn Coffman, Delma Dwyer, Pauline Gilliland, Donna Graves, Helen Hiser, Mildred Miller, Imogene Parrett, Maxine Sulcebarger, and Virginia Woodruff. Requirements for membership include scholarship, outstanding work in journalism, a recommneda- tion for the adviser, and approval by the international oflicers. FYI' L l , ' tu 4 . i M1 miw rr rf rf' rl' r rr rl' 'V 'l rr t I' T , , I X I ri' in H hlllllll CI' rt. it i F r fwfr lr' rr I t ll H-lineart H F NIV ,gm ,lf l 'ALCLA sv H, .. ., .. ,5 E 1 ff fi 5' 'Q 16 6 McClain School Band FIRST Rowflejt to right-Jack McCray, Richard Miller, john Starn, Donald Townsend. SECOND Row-Georgian Dreher, Geraldine Stark, Dorothy Anderson, Isabel Beavers, Marion Steele. THIRD Row-Dora Emily McWilliams, Agatha Duffield, Sarah Harvey Richard Roush, Roscoe Wilson, Delma Dwyer. FOIIRTH Row-Marcella Peppers, Jesslyn Hammond, Esther Shockey, Janice Handley, james Hull, Thoroman Handley. FIFTII Row-Catherine Ellenberger, William Shockey, Donald Babcock, Elwood Duff, Elva Evans, Wynona Konnecker. SIXTH Row-Wayne Cook, Dudley Moon, Floyd Shockey, john Paul Watt, Billy Day, Dale Purdin, Arden Ross. THE high school band under the direction of Ralph W. Price has played for all home football and basketball games. They have played in Columbus at the Scout Executive meeting at the Southern Hotel, at the Redbird Ball Park and at the Scout circus at the State Fair Grounds. During the past summer they gave an open air concert on Thursday evening of each week. They also presented a joint concert with Washington C. H. at Coffey's park last summer. They furnished the music for several local political affairs during the presidential campaign. , TTT-gil-L n H' ff ff' rl' D Hg. rciirir i C FV ff FV ff t in . W, .- 'U'. Qlll,:!.:, .f.,f r . W f ffl' rf' . K ' ,Q W libs C, Ill uit nl!-lil 'Jiffy 7 4 ' 1 I ' - -4 m f l- V A 77' - ,I ill IHIHIMH' Af :lim ff f ' M, N F- rr rr at lp. I ,,,,. ,.,,, Page Thirty nmc In I 1 A . E ui I I I - , I I I' I h 3- , A O CUJ1 Fi U -I ' 5' 1 3 in 0, ,xo Cast For Don Alonscfs Treasure The Music Department Presents DUN ALONSOS TREASURE Dirarfar of illusir ......... ..............MR. R. W. PRICE M ARGARET NORTON Dirvrlai' of Dl'!l171t1li!'.S' ....... ...... R IISS CAST OF CHARACTERS Don Diego Anselmo De Gongulez, .-1 Spanish rmbir'man .... ......... X VILLIAM SHUl'K1'IY Suzzmnu, his wifi' .,.............................,.......,,........................4........... ........... J ESSIE HIXON Dolores, lhvir i'la'1'r daughlar Lolita, thvir Yvaungvr ilaughtwr Manuel, a man of all work .... LEONA XVISF DIARY KATHERINE RIVERS ..................PAUL NARCROSS Paula, a dui! wiltm' servant ...................... .................... j EAN fJVERMAN Ajax Wollop, an .-lmvriran Sausagr' King ..... ....... ' FHOROMAN HANDLEY Mrs. Wallop, his wifi' ................................. ........ I DOROTHY ARMBURST Elaine, their ilaughirr ............................. ................ E VELYN COPE Slim Malone, a saiiar ........,............. ...................... J AMES HULL Shorty Simmons, his rompanian .... Billy McNoodle, tha .rlawaway hcra ................ Torreadors CHORUS ........DURWO0D OVERMAN .............EDVVIN CARON American Girls Spanish Senoritas Spanish Peasants P51110 Portv ' F. l'ITTiHT 1511 rr rf rr rr fr H' rr rr I7 'l rr rr 1 rr ,- Q, 'v nm rr is D 75 ii. ii. 1 ri. ii. m i Qi , llllllll ni V in ll' ii ii Wal, . E an ix ' 5 1 , R ,,,4cL4, .xv U -I ' 0 D QM V 'S 'bog 'Koo MA p plesalzcew Cast FIRST Row-Iefl to riglzi--Delma Dwyer, Mildred Miller, Maxine Sulcebarger, Miss Margaret Norton. SIQUUNII Row-VVayne Wolfe, john Barrett, Robert Brubaker, Francis Haines. The Senior Class of McClain High School Presents Al'PLESAUCE A Three-Act Comedy by Harry Connors Mc'CI,AIN HIGII ScHooI. ,AUDITORIUM THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1933, 8:15 P. M. Direrled by Mixx Margaret J, Norton CHARACTERS IN ORDER OF THEIR APPEARANCE: Ma Robinson ...... Pa Robinson ..... jenny Baldwin .. Hazel Robinson Matt McCal1ister Bill McCallister Rollo jenkins .... MILLER Nfl' I7 In 'F lllllli F . f A ,, 'Ri'f,l f , 51, 5'5'5'9.q f.l ,pa il Ill if +4 I ill. :I if Il- In I ' ' DJm rr rf rl' rl' rlr r? illllll Ill! l'l'l'f BARRETT .......1NIAXINE SULCEBARGER .............IJELMA DWYER ...........hVAYNE WOLFE .......ROBERT BRUBAKER ........FRANCIS HAINES if l um : III' mn ,,,,, M. Page Fortx one W i f ,AQC LAW 5 Z cu ' x 1 'W 11 0, ,coo School Boy Patrol Flks1 Row--lrft to right-james McWilliams, Byron Patton, jack McCray, Frederick Clayton, Faye Sitze, Robert Gray, William Gray, Howard Campbell, William Price. Srpcoxo Row-Clarence Narcross, Hugh Hull, Floyd Matlaek, Vernon Mills, Ervin Blackburn, Earl Wilson, William Sulcebarpzer, Charles Ely. Tmkn Row-William Bowers, Lester Griffith, Charles Clyburn, james Harps, Charles Spargur, john Clements, Meredith Nicely. FUURTII Row-Fred Adrly, Richard Kelly, john Starn, Donald Babcock, William Chapman, Robert Ralph, William jury, Robert Hay. 'I'm4: school boy Patrol was organized last year by the Cincinnati Automobile Club and is under the supervision of the junior High Principal. This organization, com- posed of junior High School boys direct traffic at the intersections of jefferson street with Fifth and Sixth streets before school, at noon, and at evening dismissal. The officers for the Patorl are: Captain, john Stamp Lieutenants, Clarence Narcross, Charles Spargur, jack MeCray, and Parker Wilson. ..m.l rf rr rr rar rr i 'Z' ll ill' If lllllll : um ' P' lllllll, ' R' Q' nu, rf' ' i Q' ' 'f- 7 Wrr nl . rr' V V .1 -E llll if fe rr' if ,. r f Q 4 ljij mmlnnlu e mpinllfjj, . rrty.1wo Y fl' rr r iw: QEHV rl- nm N A u Ill' FP li HM PORT Wfi' ll Mll!I!'.l I'f'I'f ff' fl' fq'l'9' Fla ll! 'I I' 'VKX rr rr , W , 52.-,.,,,.,. ..m ' 'M ', ', YF' H-lr 1 i I , ' Qff fffd IIIIIHIIH , mm , HYIIIH- ' ' :T f'! ' l .cgw vs L 1 if + 3' 6 W 5 , 1 5 A 'Hog Koo Varsity Milla' Club FIRST Row-left In right-Lawrence Lucas, Harold Carmean, Francis Haines, Marion Steele, Wayne Wolfe, Carlton Sitterle, james Hull, Donald Stevens. Sxvown Row-Sumner Garman, George Karnes, Arthur Harris, Leo Simmons, Donald Keeler, john L. Mertz, Ernest McCullough. Tiixko Row-Benton Duckworth, Dudley Moon, Thoroman Handley, Homer Chaney, Robert Kyle, Frank Hill, Fovnrir Row--john Griesheimer, Gerald Armstrong, Thomas Doyle. THE varsity M club was organized under the direction of Gerald Armstrong and is a continuation of the old M club. All boys who have earned letters in football, basketball, swimming or track are eligible for membership. President, Carlton Sitterleg Vice President, Paul Narcrossg Secretary-Treasurer, Wayne Wolfe: Sergeant-of-Arms, john L. Mertz. 'MTL w rr rl' r?' rf fr ri' v II' Fra Di Ellllllll Z I11,.t lfortx hur ,-, I, , AL M ' I ili I nm I K DA HI lllhl I ' A 5 7 i s aun a. ,I ,, - -., YN W iq P ,. Y N iwlfrr. ,gcnnw I ff 1, '4' is 5 'fsfiif 1 f 4 4 5' n 1, Q' o, ,Q Sitterle, Ca pt. Karnes Mertz Wolfe Haines Narcross Keefer Sitterle, Capt. N arcross Narcross Chaney, H. ear' Men FOOTBALL Carmean Clark McCullough Handley, C apt. Harris ' Hu Moon Mowbray, M gr. BASKETBALL Handley Smith Hull A Cox Nfl' Cf' Il '1 Mowbray, M gr. SWIMMING Hill Chaney, M., Mgr. rr rf rr rr r'r rl' Smith Stevens Lucas Voskul Garman Simmons Steele Hull Simmons Schinner Kyle lmm f I' Q Page Forty live H rl!! llTl'lA- r - f'i1 W MLB. A ' . EM Llp I 4 ' ,F rl rl',' i'l' r'ri'. j rr f 1' fd '4 'f Q lllllelll , e llllll il.: az , M e - nu' rr l rr rr thwgf 111, rr 'll' I nm rl' ' + V A . , N u v U Hill' l 5? CLR, if if -Q, . D . thx 1 We s 1:03 Goo Football Squad FIRST Row-f-lrff to righl-Coach Gerald Armstrong, Thomas Doyle, john Griesheimer, Marion Steele, Donald Stevens, Frank Hill, Clarence Richter. Richard Mowbray, Harold Carmean. Sl'1t'tlND Row-john Smith, john Copeland, Paul Narcross, Donald Keeler. Lawrence Lucas, Leo Simmons, Lawrence Yoskul, Sumner Garman, Raymond Clark. Tuiizn Row-Arthur Harris, Francis Haines, Dudley Moon, john l,. Mertz, Carlton Sitterle, Thoroman Handley, George Karnes, Ernest McCullough, Wayne Wolfe, jimmy Hull. CREDIT is due Coach Armstrong for producing one of the most successful football teams which McClain has ever known. It was through his efficient coaching that the Yellowjackets were able to capture the title 'Kl'ndefeated 'ffor the lirst time in thirty-four years. During the season the Yellowjackets and tied one, with Hills- won eight games horo. They secured 283 points to their opponents 44. A summary of the seasons games follows: BICCLAIN .......... 52 WH1-:ELIQRSBURG 0 lX'lCCI.AIN .......... 39 CEDARVILLE ........ O NICCLAIN .......... 21 DAYTON OAK. .... 7 AICCLAIN .......... 13 HILLSBOR0 ........ 13 RICCLAIN .......... 53 BIANCHESTER .... O NICCLAIN ..... 7 WASHINGTON 6 NICCLAIN .......... 13 0. 81 S. O. ..... . 6 McC1.A1N .......... 47 LONDON .............. 6 j.xNir'ic HANiu.i':y', Rolucar Baiumkicit, Miklixm l.liM'll l W r I' W rf rf' rl' rlf? u1m hh ui Ellllll :I L 'Z' um lLt Forty sy r' F rr 'V 'l rr r ll I lil 1: ' i t 7.. -p rr ' N-fm-we K- ff X lillli V '- il ff rr . - . r tl 4 1 Q -+-- h ii- innnlu ' it u 551 , Pav. ' -'-xi' 1 . , Fl ff rr iw! lilo! rr 7' wwf r Z 3 L5 A O, A wt CLA, Q, 9 5' Z1- 1 7 5 70, ,xo Basketball Squad Top Row-left to right+Coach Gerald Armstrong, Leo Simmons, Ernest McCullough, Arthur Harris, Glen Winfough, Richard Mowbray, umnager. LUVVICR Row-james Hull, Thoroman Handley, Carlton Sitterle, Paul Narcross, john Smith and Donald Gilliland, znzaxmf. COACH Gerald Armstrong deserves much credit for producing one of the most success- ful teams which McClain has ever known-a team which bears the title Undefeated. During the season of 19 games in which they were undefeated the team accumulated 604 points against their opponents' 290. The average score for each game was approximately 32 points. The Yellowjackets were defeated by Pomeroy in the district basketball tourna- ment held at Athens. Mt'CI.AlN .......... 46 BAINBRIDGIQ .....,,.....,. 21 'W ' l Mt'Cl,A1N .,....... 17 Co1.uMBt's Souru .. 0 l McC1,A1N ...,..... 41 Aoumfxs .................... 15 ' McC1.ix1x .......... 4.1 Co1.UMBUs Wasr ..., 14 NICCLAIN .......... S2 WAl,Nl'T HlI.I,S ........ 18 MFCLAIN ......... 2.3 CULITMBYS Sot'TH ..Zl Mt'Cl,AIN ...,,.... 26 CoLuMBr's Wrzsr .... Z4 MCCLAIN ......... 29 C1I11,1.1r'o1'mc ............ 18 McCI.A1N .......... 50 FRANKFoR1' ....,........... 20 Mc'Cl.A1N ,... ..... 5 2 I.r:i-:sauna ..... ...16 M4'CI,AIN .,...,.... SS HII,I,SB47Rl7 ................ 10 MCCLAIN .......... SO WAsHiNoroN ............ 12 McC1.A1N ......... 21 CH1l.l.It'0T'IIE .......... IS McrCLArx .......,.. 47 FRANKFORT ..... ..... O MCCLAIN ...,...... S5 Lmzsauruz .... . ........ 19 Mt'CI.A1N ......... Z2 HIl,1.sBoRo .,.....,........ 19 Ml'Cl..AIN ......... 4.4 O. S. Kr S. O. ............ 18 l MC'CI.AIN .................. 21 W11,MINGToN .........,.. 16 l Mr'C1.A1N ................... S2 WAsmNoroN ............ 16 Howium Wll.l.SllN, Wuvsrox Dl't'KXX'tlRTll r Vrifpiifrmrf , ff' ff' ff fl' Inf r--w 'ir' Nllllll 'l K I if lllll ff 'f l lmnu f:' fur WF' nm rr mg Forty stun ml:-L F! pi mi W i 5 liliil liliu 'EW M m i i rr rr f -,M-at is im it rf. p , :J TX CLA, JL W, uh 0 1 Vi 4 Q N 5 1 i 1103 Koo 0 5 x Swimming Team l.lc1f1' Til RIl2IlT7MZlHllI1L'f, Marion Chaney, Homer Chaney. Paul Nurcross, james Schmidt, james Hull, Robert Kyle, Benton Duckworth, Muliorcl Cox, Leo Schinner, Frank Hill, Richard Ilavis, and Couch Thomas Doyle, KNIT of four meets the Mcflain swimmers won two, tiecl one and lost one. They scored 160 points against the 131 of their opponents. A summary of the seasons meets follows: XENLA ........... .....t 3 7 Mc'L'I.A1N ..... ......., 3 7 O. S. 81 S. O. .... ..... . 32 Mc'C1.,xiN ..... H43 IiP:xl,m' ...... ...... 3 8 AICVLAIN ..... ...33 Nofzwoon .. ..... 28 BIUCLAIN .......47 - lu' I ff' rl' fr FT' Q X4 lm' JJ J, ,f it ll ll' ll 1 Eff 1 K rr .! I.. rr ff t rr f V, ff IZETL. , M mn lm U e ' 1llI il, , , - Pauli' l ortv-eight yu l, 'V N lilo' ff' ll I ' fix N ,M Cuz, .ffl so -- Q . I 1 - f m ' gl S dt 1 ,, Foy NCQ All Sport Tournament 1933 Ll-:FT TU RIGHT-Thoroman Handley, Ilurwood Ovcrman, james Hull, Thomas Lowrlen, and Raymond Clark. OUT of the twenty-three boys who entered the all sports tournament held during the spring of 1932, the five boys pictured above were winners. Thoroman Handley won first place with 781g points and received the trophy. Durwood Overman, james Hull, Thomas Lowden, and Raymond Clark, took second, third, fourth, and fifth places respectfully. Two of the group were graduated with the class of 1932, Overman and Lowden. if if if if fer f 1 AI' mm an un jg., 2,1 hu ru 'lIZL'Ulm V , L',,' X 1 ' I 'P i'l'l'il3T9 ffff - FF f ff c W iuifazmf tm, -wi K mr rr FF' rr rr -ir. rr WL' r Page Forty-nine '.t i,1w' , -tl wildly if 4 5' - 2- f Q ,Q 1 f fi 4 1. ii' N 'frog Goo Girlie Basketball Champions-Seniors l4l'lI 'l 'ro Ruzur--Virginia Woodruff, jean Overman, A'Mildred Miller, t Maxine Sulcebarger, Car- lene Carman, Captain, Lois Oyer, Donna Graves, 3 Delma Dwyer, and Miss Isabel Buck. T1-112 senior girls have been interclass champions for two consecutive juniors they were undefeated and as seniors won three games out of sophomore runners-up were defeated by the seniors in an over-time game, senior girls champions. The girls whose names are starred have been on the team for four TV lifT'fnu1'lElf' rf rl- rr rnr ri' il l if it 1:1110 Fiflb' mr rr W lx mp ,,,,, ,, 'll ll l . 1 years. As four. The making the years. hx V lilill 1 Ml iinhi I : Milli, 1 y 5-E1 mn liiu lil 55, - - A 31 , 4 L,tcL4,,Y -'J' - Q ,O ,- Q 1 ..... I 1:03 ,Koo Junior High Basketball Squad BACK Row-lfft in right-Elmer Newman, Robert Ralph, John Ashling, Elzie Coach Thomas Doyle. FRoNT Row- Skeeter Payne, Vernon Mills, Billy Sulcebarger, Wayman Smith, Miller. UNDER the direction of Thomas Doyle the junior high boys gathered and lost five games. They scored a total of 311 points against the opponents. BICCLAIN ......... 25 BOURNEVILLE BICCLAIN .,....... 15 BOURNEVILLE BICCLAIN ......... 15 CHILLICOTHE RICCLAIN ......... 15 BUCKSKIN ...... BICCLAIN .,....... 10 lVASHINGTON NICCLAIN ......... 27 BUCKSKIN .... BICCLAIN .......,. 14 LEESBURG ...... RICCLAIN ......... 30 HILLSBORO .... RICCLAIN ......... Z8 CHILLICOTHE RICCLAIN ......... 36 WASHINGTON RICCLAIN ......... 18 CHILLICOTHE BICCLAIN ......... 13 LEESBURG ...... BICCLAIN ......... 14 HILLSBORO ..., RICCLAIN ........ 18 O. S. 81 S. O. .. BICCLAIN ........ 23 CHILLICOTHE Iliff' IIT m U. lllll P -if iilllfligfl 'LEW' rr rl' rf' rk rlr r? 1-H M ll Hmm ff rr lm rr r Howland, and and john D. ten victories 224 of their ......13 5 ......13 ......12 ......1O 11 ......15 ......11 Z U' Pagc Flftw one 'I ll 1 I gf 'es m. 4 AIm:khll':'g 1T!M 'f f 1 I lllll V ' ' ll ui I , jiifff' i rr --i 5-' f Q rr 1 fi 71 f llell llllll lllll ,ell lim' A 'f ' ' ' ll! ' ' W: 'Iwf ll ' 4 ' H1314 lv A s 5' 0 D 1 -YW . - vii, iff, , f f ,--,-L-:L---,ii--A-0 ,WAY , K Q 1 A r Wog oo rrr C1 'Umm M FF' : P' Pugv Fifty-lwn nw rr' VF au I 1 A I if 1fi'T'imiDT1JI !n riff' rf' fl? VI Ii mlm 1 ' sr r ff WIT Nm Pf X . QE HE CLUB ll 1 Hr' mivml rr ri' rf' rl- Fr ri' 1 G nu n i,Qj: figi M.gm+ f ' 1 ff? f I-, 5 ' inn ' nm, III ,fiflifilvf -'lf' 'rv 1 E I 5 , , rr 1 fa ,4-: UL IIIIH, , IUIJ um , - nr rr I Il V' rr r I ,WM .IJ rr III' I Nl' I' ' . ll' I ,AAI F' AI' 'I I IIIIIII I A I II' rr rr 'V 'I rr nj In I f x I f I fern, 'V Q? 2 -1 I Qs -' 3 1- 0. Q -2 ' P O 03 ,eo l l Hi-Y Fliesr RowWjohn Smith, Thoroman Handley, Robert Kyle, Francis Haines, Marion Steele, Robert Brubaker, john Mertz, Carlton Sitterle, Arden Ross. Si1c'oNn Rowgliilly Coffey, john Barrett, Mr. Floyd Mathers, Advisor, james Beatty, Paul Nar- cross, Wayne Wolfe, Robert Adams, David Worthington. HI-Y was organized in 1928, and is a national organization whose motto is to create, maintain, and extend through the school and community high standards of Christian character. Officers for the year: President, John Mertzg Vice President, Francis Hainesg Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Brubaker. ll l-bfl-limi-l T-t Jhl rr rr rr fr ri' in R Maia III nn llllllm II' Page Fiftyla V' A P 1 'i k I- ...., 4:im -T I: ' qi' 'Ji tl rr l l ---1 A mit Illlllll ' igu uwd - r 4 ,i lull ffff .W it ff l - CNW we 'ff 1 ff' 5 CQ D 'n ' . . W ni 4 t, 5' Q 11 o 0, ,ro l Torch Club FIRST Row-left to right-Hugh Hull, William jury, Robert Gray, William Gray, Finley Arnott, Winston Duckworth, Frederick Clayton, H fh D-H: . R' h ' Dc-voss, Harold Chenoweth, up, c las, ic ard Daxis, james Harps, jack SECOND Row-Mr. Forest Mowbray, William Sulcebargcr, jack McCray, john Mitchell, james McWilliams, Richard Kelley, Richard Roush, Earl Parker Wilson, john Ashling. THE torch club a junior chapter of the Hi-Y have had special speakers at some of their meetings, gone on field trips, and are making plans for a summer camp. The officers for this year are:: President, Finley Arnottg Vice President, VVinston Duckworthg Secretary-Treasurer, Richard Davis. 25' ff rf- H Q .N r I 1 1 ' z R up 5 ui? 4 ff 'ur l' l ff' E r J l A , E fl, 'E Wil' g I 1 ' lui 1, FF ff r ,' ' lm' 'V VW Page Fifty-tive 1..:n W CLA, ef Ja Wg, 5' 1 'N 1103 Koo l Alpha Kappa Gamma Fnzsr Row-lrjt ro right4jesslyn Hammond, Doris Dodds, Bernice Lucas, Pauline Gilliland, Delma Dwyer, Imogene Parrett, Annabel Locke, Maxine Sulcebarger, Doris Cowman, Laura Zeigler, Leona Wise, Carlene Garman. R Dorothy fXrmbur't Ieona Washburn Miriam Plummer Helen West, Ruby Ormes, Sizvono ow! s, . , , I Alice Evans, Madge West, Dorothy Ashling, Dora Emily McWilliams, Dorothy Yauger, Myrtle Porter, Irene Erskine, jemina Locke. Tuiko Row-Virginia Hout, Miss Marie Owens, Adviser, Evelyn Cope, Marguerite Swisshelrn, Sarah Moomaw, Lucille Wolfe, Margaret Uhl, Martha Whaley, Lucile Ervin, Virginia Wood- ruff, Mildred Miller, Janice Handley, Sarah Roberts. in 1915. ALPHA was the first girls literary society in McClain, being organized On February 16 the members held a party for their mothers, in the kinder- garten. Alpha adopted a new pin this year. The society Contributed five baskets of food to the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Officers for the year: President, Delma Dwyer: Vice President, barger1 Secretary, Janice Handley: Treasurer, Pauline Gilliland. 'UIQ F' I' I' mn l 1- Fifty-. ,' l F EVEN L rr' rr rr rl- ff ri' u II li' ff I' i IV' Maxine Sulce J:gi.:iiLg:.Cl:9e.,::,,s ,SAT mi. l f rl.nl.M i r w Yr' fl' if-Xi. rr fl! lu .Im , , la llll 5 ,, lly ar., 6 L ff llllf , Wi ff Ev - YQLCUI 14' ff' '5 o , , . ' 935 L5 2 N o OJ ,XO Webster Fiksr Row-left to rightijohn Mitchell. jack DeVoss, Finley Arnott, Clarence Richter, Thoroman Handley, Durwood Overman, Winston Duckworth, Francis Haines, Harold Carmean, Thomas Cope, John Paul Watt, William Karnes. S1-:c'oND Row-Mr. C. E. Booher, Adviser, Sumner Garman, Bobby Kyle, john Smith, Dudley Moon, Marion Steele, Richard Davis, Forest Hill, Robert Adams, Dana Elliott. Timm Row-Alphonse Schinner. john Barrett, Leo Schinner, Lee Ellenberger, james Beatty, Donald Kcefer, Lawrence Lucas, Earl Clayton, Ernest McCullough, James Schmidt. WEBSTER won the prize for the best stunt at the Halloween party, sponsored by the Student Senate, as well as giving baskets at Christmas and donating money to the annual. Officers for the year: President, Francis Hainesg Vice President, john Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Harold Carmean: Sergeant-At-Arms, Marion Steele. rf-'fr rr rr' rr 21:1 It gm, it mi, I-1 LQ X 11 ill lim nm -r fr- lllllllf ' f l mum w M Page Flftx sexen I eff? - Ili C , it it it f f FF ff rf I'I', 'N 'rf xiii, TJ 1 M -Illlll um-, , ' ' Fl hILl ff il, I Y ' V ' v'-x ' it , 1 , r J ,al CLA: N if 4- uf 4 -5,5 2 W- i f X 'boy Koo Rolling Pin Flksi' Row--Myrtle Clark, Jeanette McLean, Oleta Whited, Marguerite lseman, Nellie Wolfe, Ruth Cooper, Carolyn Slater, Irma Tudor, Helen Tudor. Si:eoNn Row-Rozella McCullough, Elizabeth Hedges, Florence Bryant, Ruth West, Ethel Bainter, Martha Whaley, Gladeys Hughey. 'Titian Row-Rosemary Harkins, Hazel Smith, Reba Wood, Mildred Miller, Virginia Woodruff, Myrtle Porter, Alice Douglas, Emma Mae McCalla. Fot'Ri'li Row-l-Irma Schiller, Miriam Leach, Thelma Hamilton, l-Imogene Lewis, Doris Smiley, Catherine Inskeep, Sarah Moomaw, Margaret Alexander, Miss Elizabeth Irvine, Adviser. THE club colors are yellow and green and the club tlower is the jonquil. Rolling l'in now belongs to the National Organization. This year Rolling Pin entertained the other clubs with a Depression Supper. Baskets were donated to the needy at both Christmas and Thanksgiving. Officers for the year: President, Virginia Woodruff, Vice President, Reba Woody Secretary, Mildred Miller, Treasurer, Gladys Hughey. rr rr r'r rt' 1gn WU' V .W Pall' Fifl3'-ei ' ku I F. I X. nm F' it l im ff' - K 7 uw! :rl E19 l il Engl E51 gr cz' W JA M i- T .sm llll Illl , Q llll li yy' A T '- Lhi 1 I F- rr rr till! ,,. V43 Q ,,,aCl.4,4f af' Q 70 -l 1 - f 0 r- 1103 A00 O Future Farmers Of America Fmsr Row-left to right-Willis Crisman, Paul Hudson Lucas, Elwood Duff, Lawrence Dixon, Howard Cowman, Richard Carson, Lloyd Rhoads, Edward Taylor. Si-xoxo Row-Albert Williamson, George Dilts, Herman Mercer, Delbert Atchinson, Thomas Smith, Wayne Wolfe, George Karnes, Hugh DeHaas. Timm Row-Fay Evans, Heber Winegar, Paul Watt, Charles Weller, Donald Dodds, Perry Lee Boyd, Dwight Crago. Forkru Row-Paul Narcross, Mr. C. A. Kenworthy, Advisor, Maynard Hoppes, john Haines, Kenneth Post, Crancey Whaley. THIS club was organized in 1920 under the name Clodhoppers. In 1928 the name was changed to Progressive Farmers and in the same year it became affiliated with the national organization and thus took the name of Future Farmers of America. The club colors are blue and gold. The annual banquet was held in the cafeteria. Ofticers for the year: President, Paul Narcrossg Vice President, Crancy Whaley, Secretary-Treasurer, John Paul Watt. - li.Qi.l:?V73FffaiTE9.?.li . rrrl' fer!-if'r rf ! , , rr' , ,f V, ,,r:1 I, ll! hh hh mil 'lllllllll f,n,,!3'!v,f f ,.. 2 a rr 'F 'T er-.1 ' 'ff rrr T f Tl , gin, lllll Nil I Illl l lllllf , FF' ' ' T In Page Fifty-nine ' llllll, . f f M ' , N QD iff H, n 2 fx , 5 0 Q Oyj H9974 93,5 P- Qs Alethean FIRST Row-left to righffNorma Stephens, Isabel Beaver, Kathryn Coffman, Donna Graves, Lorene Noble, Tacy Harps, Norma jean Dodds, jean Overman, Gertrude Schinner, Dorothy Anderson, Margaret Downs, Mary Katharyn Myers. S1'1c'oNn Row-Myrtle Clark. Irma Tudor, Sarah Sharp, Madge Gilliland, Helen Watt, Rosemary Daniels, Helen Louise Kerns, Grace Stevens, Opal Rooks, Ruth Groves, Betty Hamilton, Mary jane Grassley, Thelma Rhoode, Vivian Post, Tulkn Row-Agatha Duffield, Grace Weller, Martha Lucas, Miss Marion Handley, Advisor, Peggy jane Yauger, listher Shockey, Alice Belle, Jessie Ellen Hixon, Dorothy Dilts, Elizabeth Brown, Helen Hiser, Sarah Binns, Dorothy Redkey. THE club colors are blue and white, and the llower is the Chinese lily. The motto Still Pursuing-Still Achieving. Alethean donated money to the annual, and distributed baskets to the needy at Christmas. Officers for the year: President, Donna Graves, Vice President, Lorene Nobleg l Q Secretary-Treasurer, jane Cockerill. m rv r F Page Sixty mr rr P 'll l rrrr rf' rr r'rr9' rrr iq lllllll I r I' NW' If ,l:1 1- Y T HI Ml I ' Elnl uit Elm, ip- :ji - mmm rr rr 'f-Ni rr rr 1+ lg' ii ll nllwll' W' F- ,.+Cl41 cf We -4 ' 0 S ., .... Q15 . 4 -1 5' 9 1103 Goo Philomathean F1Rs'r Row-left to right-William Wahl, Robert Douglas, Winston Price, Norris Badgley, Paul Narcross, Lawrence Nicely, John Mertz, Carl Sitterle, Leonard Graves, Forest Plummer, Wayne Wolfe, Arden Ross. Sizcorm Row-Mr. Thomas Lowden, Advisor, Howard Willson, Dean Whited, Arthur Harris, Sel- wyn Ellis, Francis Hall, Virgil Griffith, Billy Day, Robert Brubaker, Frank Bernard, Charles Roode, Donald Stevens, Leo Simmons, THIRD Row-Robert Hudson, Homer Chaney, Charles Coler, Benton Duckworth, Edwin Davis, Morris Montgomery, David Worthington, Robert Oxley, Edwin Schmidt. PHILOMATHEAN was organized in 1919 from the senior boys of Webster. The club flower is the dandelion and the colors are blue and yellow. Philo is noted for the Philomathean Doodlesockersf' which appeared on several of the senior assemblies. Officers for the year: President, Carlton Sitterleg Vice President, Robert Bru- baker, Secretary-Treasurer, Wayne Wolfe: Marshall, Donald Stevens, Critic, David Worthington. ffl' 'Z' mm urn rp' F' lI'I'i71.r rr rf rf- rr r'r 19' l lil fl' I' in I mlm I: F ' lllll I Page Sixty one im I it Z git' ,, 4 M 'fri :lv -V :nl nil ' V If ll rriailf r HHH! . ' . 4. lv ' ll W ,L c L 4 uf' W 'Vo f Bw- 1 W 4. 4 ' ,Q 103 moo nu l'11,.c' Sixty- ww Mr ll SMIMIMHMI rr rr ra- rr 1-'iw V, .ifw HPF E 'H - HIIIIF ,W w W Q 525 ADVERTISING HUMOR .!Q..,5'HLfJ . - Arrfrr 'ri-7 'rFfr'r? 5 .- 555, fEM5.g , 5.E. Mf- mm . f3 l , . , rr r 'l - rr,. fff X, Ha mn nh' ' mu 55- 4 ff :2,4,l4C? Q ' D ', -'f X 'f.' MfnWY1HHWMm+HhMl-'f 1 I Y I' I1 AN. 4 k ,LCLQW i at n ' ,I 1 f f i f N 1, r ow, moo B. R. RIBER Wholesale Only Fine Candies and Cigars HILLSBORO, OHIO W. Jeff erson Street GEORGE PRICE Photographer GREENFIE LD, OHIO MILLER CANDY CO. CI-IILLICOTHE, OHIO Exclusive distributors of Schrafft and Bunte Candies PRINTING AND I GREENFIELD E PUBLISHING CO. GREE-NF-IELD, OHIO P Stf l.I!Elml!IlI!El.l..l rr rr rr rr ff ri' It 'V I-I in Mlm! dmv J!!I W f am. mm s m.n.m M.g. nfqgeg A ' ,P rr rr, 5 rr rr. . 5 nf ?X Q fi' gm mnamn mmm wi, , 1 ' P P rr r NLE! It 'iw ' mr Fix CLA f 1 wad W9 -1 in Q ' 1 4 l-' 5' 11 0 0, ,,o Presidenfs Address Friends and Fellow Students: We, the class of '33, extend to you a most cordial welcome to our Class Day Exercises. Today is the fiesta of Seniors, the last jubilee before the finale. As a grand ges- ture of farewell we have prepared a history of this illustrious class in order that future classes may be spurred on by the reading of our achievements. To be sure, the members of such a class are deserving of some reward. Conse- quently, class gifts are to be presented. And, although we may not have taken up our courses with the ambition to receive such degrees, nevertheless degrees which we have earned by our divers accomplishments are to be conferrd upon us. Some of ustmay feel the least bit chagrined to learn that our few petty faults have been ferreted out and brought to light in the class knocker. But we are magnanimous, so we'll grin and bear it. Somehow, sometime, somewhere our future has been predicted and will be revealed to us. Let us hope that it will be a happy one for each of us. In order that our possessions may be distributed after our departure, among our legatees as we specifically desire, we have drawn up a will for that purpose. A poem in which we have tried to express our sentiments concerning our high school life is our contribution to poetry. Our obituary will be read today before we have actually made our departure so that we may be able to realize how much we have been appreciated and how greatly we shall be missed. Throughout the apparent hilarity of the day an undercurrent of sadness may be detected. We are reluctant to bring to a close what has probably been the happiest time of our lives. But we shall make the most of this day together and we hope you may find enjoyment at our expense. JEAN OVERMAN. rLi'm mi rr rl' rr Fr all NTI' I:-7 ll Il Hlllllll CI JF . ..., ,, 'e - ,, 7 'ir rr, I if W 1- r, fm ffl-eff. S, Milli cfs if 'V i 'rv ff' fflg i!l FY ff. il ff! 'lf .H 3 gg grin, ,pg lllll FIU ', H!! lip v , f 1 r rr rr X .M nj lil I II P Page Sixtv five x W n 2 Cl-41, 4 4 ff e ' ffgithx iv 5 K 103 Koo llx Page Sltcty GK XXX ' XX 1 XXXX N 1, X. vpn- Xl iw XXX - Wm-w -Xf'AXQXew l M llwlll xxix V XWXX Xi : M M XX Q XX X X X .XW X XXX X V XY W if Tj X X grit WXAJL N X X . X XXX XX X X iX l 'X XXX XXX A N ll W X XXX X 'X XXX lil YH ,XX w RX lk XXX SOUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with sufficient equipment, adequate personnel. and ample resources to render dependable service as artists and makers ol fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is our first promise. JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 West Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois lm ' lglllllllfl 'ml' . I nni Y F lllll rrrl' rl' rr rl'r?' uf rv Hmlp rr r ln the foreground' Ft. Dearborn referected in Grant Park on Chicago's lake front. Illustration by Jahn fr Ollier Art Studios. in E Z x Xxx ' f? l rp rr-irlr-I rnilfril' il l W7 M: 24 Z X X ' ! ' XX ,f 4 wY,l,, X- f mlllnnlu ,, ruin -FX, 1 '. X X P rwtr rr 'll fr r X X X X u I1-I X X 4 K W CLA Q6 I J? ig, .1 2 ar' 1 P 4 -v ' Q 1103 ,po TEACHER: 'tName one of the greatest men in American historyf, W. PRICE: Lindberg.!' TEACHER: What about such men as Benjamin Franklin? W. P.: Why, teacher, all he could do was ily a kite. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! That noise that sounds like an engine coming down the hall is only Miss Shull. KThis space is for the joke Mr. Greisheimer forgotj. Passer-by seeing John Mertz mowing the lawn: You ain't tired is you big boy? I. L.: Naw, I ain't tired but I'll be doggone if my feet believe me. D. E. M.: I suppose you've seen worse looking girls than I am? I Silence j. I say, I ---'I MARION S.: I heard you, I was just trying to think. FAT BRUBAKER: K at the senior partyj. I'm wearing my brother's patent leather shoes. CARLTON S.: What for? F. B.: i'The patent on mine expired. Miss HANDLEY: '4What is the meaning of this word? F. HAINES: I'd like very much to tell you but I think it would do you more good to look it up yourselff' ,l...i,- Have you heard of Scotch asparagus? You know the kind without tips! Miss CRAWFORD: 4'What famous man said: 'Now I can die in peace, it runs'? D. KEEPER: Henry Ford. There is not another boy in the town as clever as my Charlesf' I Meaning Rainsboro and Charles Upjzj Go on, how is that? Well, look at those two chairs. My Charles made them all out of his own head, and he has enough wood left to make an armchairfl A young men fell into a state of coma, but recovered before his friends had buried him. One of them asked what it felt like to be dead. Deadl he exclaimed, I wasn't dead, and I knew I wasn't dead, because my feet were cold and I was hungry. But how did that make you sure? Well, I knew if I were in heaven I shouldn't be hungry, and if I were in the other place my feet wouldn't be cold. PAUL N.: Pa, what's a garden plot? FATHER: The bugs and worms planning to eat your stuff upfi KATHRYN C.: But daddy why do you object to my becoming engaged? Is it because of my youth? MR. COEEMAN: Yes, hels hopeless. LLVI W ml lul ff' ff' ff' f Y? l :fa A mt ul I3 P H' I' Page Sixty seven I ' ' . te rr! 7 'r' 1 J, K ag: ,Q W flftih ' L.-I f . , rr-rr, 1. ', ji fff ff 4 Mi at ar.. mf AAAA as v Iliff . IM: Iliff l l ' ' - i Ill 'lu U k A W Fill: Q s Page Sixty eight ff C14 9 W9 D - f I 3 W 4 3' 103 A00 Class Of 1933 In 1977 When our schooldays are over forever And we are quite wrinkled and grayg When McClain's present faculty members Each have a harp to play We shall restg and then we'll remember Our schooldays in dear old McClain Each success and mistake that the students did make And the honors each one did attain. . And those who were good shall be happyg They will sit in the old rocking chair And dream of the games and club meetings, Operettas and play practice where As friends we all worked together And loved and laughed and learned. McClain, we can never forget you! Though we from your shelter have turned. We all have some memories to cherish, We all have a name to uphold, We all have a school to be proud of And a character to mold. Each one has a friend to stand by him, And a dream for the future-bright, Each one has a heaven to help him As he works toward this goal, day and night. But when no one is left to praise us, And no one is here to blame, Weishall not think of our money, Or our success or our fame But of what we have done for others In home and school and mart 5 For the joy that lasts forever Is the joy that springs from the heart. -DELMA DWYER IMIIMIJIEIW lm' ITU liilfrrfff- I+ I-'fl-f FI' I llll X Mil I U ' llllli' ,lx in 'Y Hi V 'I 4 Y j sen, Z 2 vf V ' , . F -' 2' f ,, ,, f 1 Zliflz fllliliihf i fri' Xa . , fffw , '. FF' ffrf le in rrfrr' Y ff! X73 fli e. iii -ii ,if 1 ' -' l Y Nlxlix' rrr rr W IND r E , v. an .sl if 2 E -2 af E 5 E 5 v S 23 E E rs 5 'z fi s E E 2 rc. -. E li I ,e 'gf 3' N'-Y 'bf 'Sw ....-,. fAKgA'?- 1 Qs,-'-M! 'F at 'Y xi' - A L 'VY' . . gi' , .DWI ' . If I IIINII. I II III II in I ,V A 44 V I I .. 4. ivf'- - 14 --f 1 -: -.. 5. g'f:' I' . 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