McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

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Though Family Al- bums were searched thoroughly, only twelve Seniors came up with evidence of having been wee ones at one time. In the upper left hand corner, we see Shirley, who isn't a bit afraid of the camera-or the car! Next to her is lim , who is still sporting that Winsome smile. Hines is next, and he thinks that taking pictures is a grim bus- iness! The gal in the upper right corner is Nona, very curious about something. All bundled up for a kiddy-car ride is lin- ny ! Next to her is Don- nie , who wouldn't think of letting sister sit on the crate too! The sad fella in the buggy is our own Smi- ley -believe it or not! ln the lower left cor- ner we find Pauline- the coveralls belong to Bud C. Sleepy girl sitting in the grass is Shirley G. She wants mammal Next to her is Dort , standing very straight and tall. Below Shirley G. is Ila . They had to tick- le her to make her laugh. The cute kid on his kiddy-car is Allen lf- in a minute he'll go to get the mail.

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Thelma C. Newlove Chloey VALEDICTORIAN Girls' Glee l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Sec'y. ly Reporter 3 F.H.A. 3,45 Home Ec. 1,2 Annual Staff 3,4 Newsette Staff 4 County Festival 1,3 Scholarship Test l,2,3,4 Uncertain Wings 3 I-lulda of Holland 3 Latin Club-Pres. 4 Our Symbol of Unity F.H.A. Pres., Co., V. Pres. 4 HIGHE T H0 0R Wffwwiu. t 'H i f ,xv xii, W 4 1 M,N,m .,-, N , 1' 'il . ' 'Ev W I 655 HES' ,- . f XY ff. . 'rv V I Y- X 'lQl. xl, you - D 1116 .f , 2 wa? ' L ff. 13 V 'Q S , 1 J 25 k A f X Hit' :Hum 3' E 1 it E Wliii Q 4 git Uur Symbol o Unity , . 31 , .i 'Xl Q EW , . ,iss 9 9 Allen C. Ienninqs Ienninql VALEDICTORIAN Boys' Glee l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Quartet 1,4 Band l,2,3,4 County Festival 1,2,3 Annual Staff 3,4 Newsette Staff 4 F.F,A. 1,2 Latin Club 4 Scholarship Test I,2,3,4 Uncertain Wings 3 I-lulda of Holland 3

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P T PORTR YED When the doors of McClure School were opened in the fall of the year 1936, twenty- seven excited children started their school life under the direction of Miss Eleanor Adler. Miss Irene Bruns taught us in our second year, during which we had an enrollment of twenty-six. Two new members were added to our enrollment. Miss Evelyn Peery was the guiding hand in our third grade. Our class increased to thirty-three members. After leaving Miss Peery's room We were taught by Miss Florence Kistner in our fourth year. Our class enrollment was 30. The fifth year we were under the instruc- tion of Miss Bernita Gillespie with the total of 29 members. We, as sixth graders, taught by Miss Betty Sockman, said good-bye to four classmates and welcomed two new members, making our number 30. ln our seventh year we were promoted to the high school floor which made us feel quite important. We then had a class of 32, and continued into the eighth grade with 24 members. Then We were ready to begin our high school life. On September 3, 1943, twenty-eight Fresh- men started on their short journey of four years. During the year we welcomed one new member. We elected the following offi- cers for the year: Pres.-Richard Shepard, Vice Pres.-Ralph Shaneyfelt, Sec.-Treas.- Thelma Newlove, Class Sponsor-Miss Hib- ler. On October l, the old custom of initiation was administered to us by the Sophomores, and this was returned with a party in honor of Sadie Hawkins Day, on November 16. As Sophomores, 23 in all, We set our goals and attained them. We worked a little harder in our studies, but also had a good time while doing it. We elected the following officers: Donna Boyer-Pres., Ralph Shaneyfelt-Vice Pres., Dorothy Kinder-Sec.-Treas., and Mr. Middleton as sponsor. We gave the Fresh- men the annual Initiation Party on Oct. tFri- dayl 13th, for which in retum, they gave us a party. With the goal of a successful school year in mind, our class of 19 elected Donald Spangler as President, Ralph Hines as Vice President, Ieanne Kramer as Sec.-Treas., Thelma Newlove as reporter, and Miss Hatcher as class sponsor. We increased our treasury by sponsoring a chicken supper and operating the refreshment stand at home basketball games. We presented a three-act play, Uncertain Wings under the direction of Miss Hatcher. The Seniors gave us a Game Supper November 19th. In return we gave the Iunior-Senior Banquet, May 9th. We entered our last year of school with twenty members. We elected the following officers for the year: Donald Spangler-Pres., Ralph Hines-Vice Pres., lla lean Arnold- Secy., Ieanne Kramer-Treas., and Mr. Neid- erhiser as sponsor. Calvin Von Seggern en- tered our class at the beginning of the second semester after serving in the United States Army. He has come back to finish his schooling and receive his diploma. We gave the Iuniors the annual Game Supper on No- vember ZU. They in return gave us the Iunior- Senior Banquet on May 9th, Our class has taken part in sports, music, scholarship tests and other activities through- out our 4 years in high school.