McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

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OUR FACULTY MR. M. E. BRANDON MR. T. W.. KNIGHT Our Counfy Superlnfendenl Our Supefmlendefll Tl-IE MOST WONDERFUL THING A TEACHER POSSESSES IS PATlENCE 4PH'rman. STANDlN67Marqarel Welsh, Bernard Snider, George Nelson, Charles Salvo, Eunice Ewing. SEATED-Jeanne Wauqlw. Belly Soclnman, T. W. Kniqlwl, R. B. Smillm, Velen Roocl, Cinda Halclwer -9-

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FACULTY Success in any insTiTuTion is largely due To eTTicienT managemenT and adminisTraTion. McClure has been TorTunaTe To have aT The head of iTs school a man possessing unlimiTed knowledge and years of experience as a Teacher. Through his guidance McClure School has risen To a greaTer plane of achievemenT. Mr. Knight a naTive of Wood CounTy, received his Bachelor oT Science Degree aT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy and his MasTer oi ArTs Degree aT The Ohio STaTe UniversiTy. Through his humaniTarian eTTorTs and his abiliTy To undersTand each person, his influence will be lasTing To all of us who came in conTacT wiTh him. During his Two years aT McClure, Mr. SmiTh has won a prominenT place in The hearTs of The sTudenTs as a resulT of his coaching abiliTy and friendly. Trank ways. He maiored in PoliTical Science and Physical EducaTion aT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy. Miss Waugh has earned her place in our school by co-operaTing and giving her loyal help To anyone asking iT. She received her college educaTion aT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy, where she maiored in Business EducaTion. Miss HaTcher has been wiTh us Tor many years and has proven herseli very helpTul in coaching our plays and helping in many ways. She Teaches Home Economics, English, and LaTin. AT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy she received her AB degree. WiTh The help oT Mr. Nelson, our Junior High physical educaTion coach. our smallesT boys have won a place Tor Themselves in The counTy. Besides his coaching duTies he Teaches science. He holds a B. S. in EducaTion aT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy. Mr. Salvo has been wiTh us, Tor Three years and has broughT To us, many Times, beauTiTul music. when we leasT expecTed iT. AT Ohio NorThern UniversiTy he received a B. S. in EducaTion and Teaches English and Music, boTh choral and band. Mr. Snider has helped our boys To see The need of beTTer and improved Tarming methods, and wi+h his help The boys have carried oTT some high honors aT The various conTesTs. He was a sTudenT of Ohio STaTe Universify, where he sTudied VocaTional AgriculTure. Miss BeTTy Sockman, in The FourTh, FiTTh, and SixTh grades Teaches The English subiecTs. Her pafience and suggesTions are appreciaTed very much by her sTudenTs. She received her Training aT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy. . Miss Margaref Welsh, our FourTh, FiTTh, and SixTh grade Teacher of social sTudies, AriThmeTic and girls' high school physical educaTion coach, has given much help and encouragemenf and in- spiraTion To our sTudenTs. She received her Training aT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy. Miss Eunice Ewing adds kindness and undersTanding in her Teaching oT The Second and Third Graders. She was educaTed aT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy. Miss Helen Rood has been helping our beginners Tor The pasT Two years. Her paTience and help To our FirsT Graders is inspiring. She received her elemenTary educaTion aT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy. -3- I -C 'S 40

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OTHER EMPLOYEES Sherman Dielman, Dura Reimund, Earnesf Bohling, Myrl Boofh. SCHOOL WORKERS John Alspaugh has been our ianifor for several years, During This Time our building has been clean, warm, and cheerful as The resulT of his hard work. This year he has had an assisTanT To help him wiTh his work, as he has been employed in Toledo in a defense plani. To The greaf delighT of The school children, John has been very helpful in making some of our school ground equipmenT. and each ChrisTmas To Tix The Trees for all The rooms. We wanT To Thank Mr. Roach for The Time he has given for acTiviTies afTer school hours and The help he has given during The year. Since l938, we have had a school caTeTeria, where The school children have boughT filling lunches aT a minimum cosT, prepared by Grace LayTon and her assisTanT, Rufh Adams. These ladies have been more Than iusT cooks for The school: They have become friends of each and all The pupils. We hope services like These will confinue for years To come, as They noT only provide warm meals for The sTudenTs, buT help To improve Their work. ,IO-