McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

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Pes mon oss is OPLJ 'When school began last September there were twenty-seven freshmen ready to begin their first year of high school. We looked forward to a pleasant time. but soon found that there was much hard work mixed up along with the pleasure. Soon after school started we were initiated at a party given us by the sophomores at the school building. Later we entertained them with a return party. Most of us survived the in- itiation, but we retain memories that will l:e useful after another year rolls around. We feel quite proud of our achievements as a beginning class. Seventeen of our number are in the chorus. twhat would they have done without us?l three are playing musical instru- ments in the band and others are just beginning. Delores Wilcox. Maxine Ballmer and Arlene Adams were on the basketball team and received letters at the end of the season. Frances Dielmann and Alberta Miller were also out for basketball. During the school year Gayetta Ward moved to Napoleon. Harvey Austermiller, Enos Arnold and Frances Dielmann left us to work at home. so at the close of the school year we find ourselves with twenty-three members. We hope that all our present members Will return next year so that we may continue to be the biggest and best, at least in our estimation, Top rowilona Smith. Zelma Jennings, Thelma Clark, John Wenzel. Louis Konrad, Marvin Peery. Robert Miller. Middle row-Maxine Ballmer. Louise Ruder. Jackaline Mooney. Gayetta Ward, Bernita Will- iams, Frances Dielmann. Edna Duquette. Ruth Jennings. Bottom row-Alberta Miller. Melvin Richmond. Robert Chamberlin. Lillie Boyd, Arlene Adams. Maxine Miller. Delores Wilcox. M-me ALL

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.... nn.. A ...aa YYY Top row-Louise Steele. Albert Duquette. Gerald Sheelly. Franklin Johnson, Normand Boyer. Otis Heiserman, Lucille Roach. Eugene Weimer. Middle Row-Norma Smith. Victor Moon. Helen Kuhn, Paul Moon. Glenda Rudolph, Robert Shaffer. llvonda McClure. Junior Anderson, Harold Weimer, il Brown, Viola Moon. Jeanette Shively. Cecil Moore, Don Bottom row-Everett Mason. Cec Harman. Clifford Booth. Soplaomove Cloff isloeq ln September. 1936. nineteen greenies entered McClure High School as freshmen. Oli- cers were elected as follows: Robert Shaffer, president: Viola Moon. vice president: Paul Moon. SCC YQIAFY -treasurer. We may have been geeen but we were not backward, for our names were found in all school activities. We were represented in the high school chorus, band, orchestra. Arts and Crafts Club, baseball and basketball. During the year we demonstrated our sales ability by providing the school with a radio through the method of securing subscriptions for a newspaper. l.ast fall our number was increased to twenty-three. For oflicers, we elected Jeanette Shiv- ely. president: Robt. Shaffer, VICE president and Viola Moon. secretary-treasurer. We then initi- ated the lfreshmen as last year's sophomores initiated us. Again we enrolled in school activities. Six sophomores are on the baseball team. Nine boys went out for basketball, and two, Paul Moon and Cecil Brown were regulars on the first team. Four of our girls are on the girls basketball team and four are on the girls indoor team. We also are represented by large numbers in the high school chorus. band, and in the glee clubs. Blue and Silver are our class colors, Yellow Tea Rose our class flower, and our motto. Smile at Difhcultic-s . At the present time it looks as if there will be a large and bril- liant class to graduate from M. H. S. in '38.

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AAA 1 I fCl'lOOl CIiQI'lClClP January 1936 New Years Day. No school. McClure vs. Ridgeville in basketball. P. T. A. Meeting. State Foundation Program discussed. McClure vs. Hamler in basketball. Girls basketball team entertained by Mrs. Hawes. l.ivingston takes pictures. Examinations! End of semester. McClure vs. Deshler. An exciting game. Welcome to our school. Jeanne and Meredith Heckler. l'.unch served to the school. Thanks. Mr. Sllfatfer. Dr. Salo Finklestein. Now we know how to add. McClure vs. Holgate. Fifth edition of the Newsette. February 19 3 6 Seniors start working on the annual. McClure vs. Malinta-Grelton in basketball. No school. Why? l-incoln's birthday. McClure vs. West Hope. Invitation salesman visits the seniors. Henry County Teachers Association meets at Napoleon. Blue Monday--just another one. Juniors and Seniors have a threatre party at Napoleon. McClure vs Ai in basketball. Newsette on sale again. McClure vs. Ridgeville in basketball. McClure high school pupils entertain at the West Hope P. T. A. Seniors select their class play, The Wild Oats Boy. -29. Basketball Tournament at Malinta. March 1936 High School attended the Farmers' Institute one-half day. P. T. A. Meetings. The annual musical Jamboree. Radio audition at the School Building. Radio broadcast over VJ. S. P. D. Chorus re'eivcs liasttr Cantata books and begin practicing. Newsette on sale again. P. T. A. meeting. April 1936 Band and Chorus go to Deshler to hear the Otterbein College Glee Club. Basketball Banquet. P. T. A. Meeting. Dr. John Patterson, a missionary from ln'iia ad drsses the Student Body. Chorus presents the Easter Cantata. Seniors start practicing the play at night. McClure vs. Deshler. here. First baseball game of the spring. McClure vs. Hamler. here. Arbor Day program given by the high school and grade pupils McClure vs. Holgate, here. McClure vs. XVestHope. there. May 1936 McClure vs. Malinta. there. Band begins Saturday night concerts. P. T. A. Meeting. l.ast meeting of the year. McClure vs. Florida. Seniors present The Wild Oats Boy . McClure vs Weston. there. Junior and Senior Banquet at Toledo. l.ast issue of Newsette . Baccalaureate services at the United Brethern church. l.ast day of school. ' Commencement.