McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

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AAA The 1936 Volume IX Damascus Township School McClure, Qhio Semofr Class M CCLUREAN

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AAA O PQWO P We, the members of the Class of 1936 have reachedlanother goalpost along the rcad of life, reallziing that it has been,worth every effort put forth to attain. At such a time as this, when we, know that our school relations will soon be severed, we can fully appreciate the opportunities and benefits which it has afforded us. In this volume cf the McClurean we have endeavored to add a strong lnk to that chan of memories kept alive by annualstpublished since 1928. These memcry books are not money making propositions. Very seldom are they published at a profit and often at a loss. This year, with the help of funds from our school paper, we shall publish the book without a loss. We wish to thank the advertisers and subscribers, who havemade this book possible and hope that in future years you will continue to aid the school in keeping this memory chain unbroken. The class wishes to express its gratitude, to the faculty of the school and especially to superintendent P. E. Teegardin for the help given us in publish- ing this annual. I ecliccllion In appreciation of his sincere interest in all of our problems, of his untiring efforts to aid us. and in gratitude for the benefit to our school derived from his promotion of the study of music therein: the graduating class of 1936 re- spectfully dedicate this book to our teacher and friend JAMES M. AUKERMAN