McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

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Jolly Juniors Name Nickname First row--left to right lla Rose Adams Rosie Ida Mae Anderson Andy Karl Barnes Bob Orville Babcock 'iQuillie Mary Louise Ballmer 'Mam,ie Marceil Booth Minnie Jean Brown Tiny Second row--left to right Robert Conn Marlyn Conn Paul Carlisle Mary Flowers Roy Cieitgey Hilmar Johnson Marion Maiers Third row-left Cloyce Mason Richard Mowery Robert Neilson Evelyn' Newlove Bernard Pittman Dorothy Reid Don Shepard Ida Sidle to right Bean Connie Croak Bee Geitch Stone Tootsn Cocky Ikie Curly Bill Pitt Dot Crash Id ii .. ii ti .4 ii Favorite Expression Very Funny I hain't kiddin' your grandmother either Oh Heck Cree Whiz Ah Shucks C1olly Oh Boy Oh Boy C1olly You said it Cryin' Out Loud Fooey Hi Butch Gosh Sure Enough Be Careful Fooey Oh Gee Holy Smokes By Ciracie Nuts HGosh .

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Photogenio Philosophy Hilmar and -, yes its Dorothy. Mr. Kaufman and Mr. Teegardin. Mr, Aiken cutting out paper dolls. Miss Bruns in a happy moment. Dorothy Krohn. Marceil Weimer and Elaine Fryman. Miss Hatcher. O. K. Band Practice. Will- iam Johnson. Miss Gillespie-was she surprised? Typing class, all working but Ruth. The Ofhce Clock. Betty Conn. Mr. Kaufman and Mr. Aiken going home. Mrs.Mack, librarian. Kathleen Chamberlin. Don Shepard. Girls C1lee Club at Florida. John. custodian of building.

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A Good Egg SYNOPSIS OE THE PLAY The Junior Class of the school year 1938-'39, after much worry and discouragement over problems arising from illness of class members and audi- torium construction, presented the three act comedy, A Good Egg , a Baker royalty play, on Friday, April 7, 1939. In its characters are mirrored the last days of adolescence. Any one who saw the play emerged with a better under- standing of youth and a fuller measure of love and devotion for the young people around them. Miss Hatcher and Mr. Aiken directed the play. CAST Dr. Clayton, a kindly man who is ambitious for his son to follow in his steps - - Hilmar Johnson Junior, his son ---- Don Shepard Vivian, his daughter ----- Ida Mae Anderson Mrs. Clayton, a modern mother with modern worries as to just what to do in certain troublesome cases - Dorothy Reid Bumps, Junior's pal ----- Paul Carlisle Lorrine, Junior's English teacher and coach of school dramatics - - - Marlyn Conn Pert, Bump's cousin - - 4 - Jean 'Brown Jean, Vivian's friend and Junior's crush - Marceil Booth Laura, the maid ----- Mary Louise Ballmer Jimmy, the boy friend with whom Laura Broke - Robert Conn Ciillespie, Jean's brother ---- Richard Mowery Motor Cops, extras Cloyce Mason, .Robert Neilson Fireman, extrai ,V - - Orville Babcock