McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

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AAA C1'lOO1 CG1QnC1GP September 1935 ' Back to school after summer vacation. Welcome to our school, Mr. Hawes. Pictures taken. Chorus and Band organized. Voices tested in chorus. First baseball game of season. McClure vs. Ridgeville. Senior class organized. Teachers' steak roast. Sophomore class organized. P. T. A. meeting. Freshmen class organized. Junior class organized. Freshmen initiation party. McClure vs. Deshler in baseball. Student Body meeting. McClure vs. Holgate in baseball. First issue of the Newsette . McClure vs. Hamler in baseball. October 1935 McClure vs. Weston in baseball. P. T. A. meeting. McClure vs. West Hope in baseball. McClure vs. Malinta. Freshmen entertain Sophomores. Arts and Crafts Club organized. Patrolman Brendle addresses the Student Body. Pep Band selected by Mr. Aukerman. Boys basketball meeting. McClure vs. Florida. Second issue of the Newsette . Teachers' Institute. No school. Ring salesman visits Juniors. High School Hallowe'en Party. November 1935 P. T. A. Meeting. Entertained by Hugh Diamond of Galion. Ohio. Armistice Day. Student Body Meeting. Cheer leaders selected. Pupils entertained by Donald Morrison. Seniors spend a day in Toledo getting pictures taken. McClure vs. Deshler. McClure vs. Florida. Thanksgiving Day. No school. December 1935 Pageant practice. Be careful of the snowballs. P. T. A. Mketing. McClure vs. Grand Rapids. Welcome to our school. Marceil and Mary Shaneyfelt. Juniors present their play. One Delirious Night . McClure vs. Malinta-Grelton. High School pupils draw names. Teachers have an old-fashioned snowballing. Who hit Miss Adler and Mr. Hawes in the eye? Thanks for the pencils Mr. Spangler and Mr. Weimer. Third edition of the Newsette . Grades give Christmas program. Juniors received their class rings. Seniors received their pictures. McClure vs. West Hope in basketball. McClure vs. Crawns College in basketball. Pageant practice. Christmas Carols sung by the chorus. Back to school after the Christmas vacation. last day of 1935.

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AAA Top row-Verl Reimund. Warren Boyer, Franklin Boyd. Eldon Johnson. Henry Wenzel. Charles Geitgey. Robert Rowland. Bottom row-Mary Naugle. Vivian Hartsing, Eleanor Conn. Helen Mae Nielson. Thelma Hale. Mary Julia Shaneyfelt, Meredith Heckler was not in school when this picture was taken. uniote Cloff ISlOPLj In the fall of 1933 seventeen freshmen entered the doors of McClure high with a determ ination to do or die. The majority of them did'. a few died , that is they dropped out of school. During the lirst year we elected the following officers: president, Vivian Hartsing: vice president. Warren Boyer: secretary-treasurer, Eleanor Conn. We had two classmates on the baseball team and three in the high school chorus. By the following year four new members had decided to join us. bringing our number to seventeen once again. Class officers chosen for the year were: president, Eleanor Conn: vice president, Helen Mae Nielson: secretary-treasurer, Vivian Hartsing. Most of the class took part in one or more extra-curricular activity. We had nine members in chorus, four in band and or- chestra, six in basketball and three in baseball. Vivian Hartsing was treasurer of the band and Eleanor Conn was treasurer of the Home Economics class. At the close of this year we had finished one-half of our high school career. Four of our seventeen members of the Sophomore year did not complete the school term and one did not come back to school. We began this. our Junior year, with only twelve members. Once again the class chose Eleanor Conn as their president to lead them through the maze of Junior difliculties. Franklin Boyd was considered the right person for vice pesident and Helen Mae Nielson. secretary-treasurer. During the current year we have welcomed two new members. Mary Julia Shaneyfelt and Meredith Heckler. Meredith did not enter until the second semester so she did not get her picture in the group taken above. Nearly every member of the class holds a prominent position in one or more activities. Vivian Hartsing is treasurer of the Student Body. Warren Boyer had the distinction of representing the school in the county scholarship test held at Bowling Green State University on May 2, Now at the close of this school year we are beginning to look forward to the time that we shall be seniors and shall sit in the senior row We hope that all will be present next year. and that it will be possible to have one of the best senior classes to ever graduate from M. H. S.