McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

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COMM EN CEMENT Procesional Invocation . Instrumental Solo Salutatory . Valedictory . . Awarding of Medals Instrumental Solo . Address . . Rev. Presenting of diplomas . Presenting of certificates Benediction . . Recessional Cinda Hatcher , Rev, Loomis Richard VVatkins June Rowland Dorothy Kieifer Mr. Knight . Mr. Salvo VVilliam Alexander . Dr. Ruder Mr. Knight Rev. Loomis Cinda Hatcher CLASS Morro: NOT I-'OR SCHOOL BUT Fon LIFE WE LEARN CLASS COLORS! BLUE AND SILVER CLASS FLOWER WHITE CARNATION BACCALAUREATE Processional Music . . Scripture Reading Prayer . . Music . Class Sermon Music . Benediction Recessional Cinda Hatcher . Chorus Rev. Scott Rev. Scott . Chorus Rev. Benton Chorus , Rev. Scott Cinda Hatcher

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McClure, Ohio July 6, 1961 Dear james Smith: I am very sorry that you and lune were unable to attend the Fourth of Iuly celebration at the home of lunior and Esther Hull. I imagine your iob as ambassador to Mars does keep you busy and if it's as tiresome as my iob of being a movie producer is, I know you'll want to hear about some of our antics at the party. Junior had things nicely arranged for an exciting time and after the fun started it never stopped until the last guest left his farm. The table legs had been sawed nearly in two and when the great letdown came Neomia, Bernieda, and Marilyn, the society sisters, had hot noodle soup spilled in their laps. No picnic at Iunior's would be complete without someone sitting on his bench charged with electricity. On this occasion it happened to be bachelor Roland Glanz and that old maid Marccil VViemer who received the shock. Lloyd Kane of the F. B. I. Eot to snooping a wee bit too much and had to be fished out of the pool bv Kate C. the outdoor sports girl. She didn't know what kind of bait to use at first but a piece of chocolate cake from the Alspaugh Baking Company proved to be eliective. William lohnson, the greatest scientist, had some of his greatest and latest fireworks with him and had a lot of fun showing Beatrice S.. Dorothy K., Marcile C., and Dorothy P., the Sunshine Sisters Quartette iust how they worked. Everything was popping along fine and dandy until his wife Phyllis A. hung onto a sky-rocket and made two complete circles around the silo. Paul Finger and Willis Croninger, the two presidential candidates, were giving fife- side chats all afternoon and even their wives Alice and Ila Rose took part in the arguing. Things kept moving nicely all afternoon but in the evening they quiled down a little and everyone enjoyed the line music by james Kieffer and his orchestr. Several members of our class were found here, with joe Flowers tickling the piano keys, Charlotte Mowrey swinging the drum sticks, and Elaine Fryman warbling all the new song hits of the day. Your old pal Dick Watkins P.S. Next year's party will be held at my home in Beverly Hills. Hope you are not so busy then.

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In Memoriam lllR'l'll: Slil l'liSll3liR 6, 1913 llli.-X'I'l'l: Rl.-XY 9, 19-ll The SCl1lUl'f1l2'lSS uf Xlctilurt- High Sclioul express their deep sorrow at the loss uf their classmate and friend, Lee Slianuwc-11 l,m-t-, who has attended Xlctilure sclmnl all his lift- and has been faithful to his class was stricken March I3 with heart clseusc :ind had to remain in hed. lice, when 21 junior, was manager of tht' lmskcthall team and in thc past four years has been il general help to anyone who needed :lid in any way. l-lc was a memlmcr of the hoys glee cluh and mixed chorus and participated in performances hy these groups. As adver- tising editor of the Newsette ht- servetl well until his illness compelled him to quit all form of work.