McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

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Longfellowj With a slow and noiseless footstep Comes that messenger divine, Takes the vacant chair beside me, Lays her gentle hand in mine. And she sits and gazes at me With those deep and tender eyes, Like the stars, so still and saint-like, Looking downward from the skies. Uttered not, yet comprehended, ls the spirit's voiceless prayer, Soft rebukes, in blessings ended, Breathing from her lips of air. Oh, though oft depressed and lonely. All my fears are laid aside, lf I but remember only Such as these have lived and died! xg. f . ' ,.., . T' gi , 1 W. . . . 5 W ...1xg3A ,w-. ,- -. .. mf . .. f - . . . 3 V il ' . . ,X,AW, Xk., , A M.. . X A , n .. Y 'M' 5 1 1 5 I K :wwf .gw-i E W . .gy f -Q Q Q N . A I awww-mf f . fm i . - i 7.5. -. v QV . .3 . . ,M I 5 E Q 5 i ' , 5 . S 4 m . W .H . 3 Y was k , is l in K x 3 R ' .- 5 N. . .wwf N k Q - 5 .. , , .ff , E I .x, s 94. 1 '.. gffmvw . yl. ' 'www' va Q , dv-Nm,...,,. -.-. 1 b Foreword The 1950 McClurean Staff humbly present to you this yearbook. We have tried to give you in an enduring form the history of our past year's events and their participants. It has been our desire and hope that we can give to you an accurate record of the academic and social events that happen behind those doors of M. H. S. Have we accomplished our purpose? . . . You decide. . . . Editor-in-Chief l DEDICATION To The Little Lady With The Smile l lVlrs. G. W. Turner l Our Librarian We, the Senior Class, take great pleasure in dedicating our annual, The McClurean, to Mrs. Turner. Alice Leona Koon was born on December 12, 1878 in Darke County, Greenville, Ohio. There is a very interesting story about Miss Koon, at the time of her birth. Miss Koon's cous- in, who was very small, came to view the new baby. Miss Koon's parents told her that the baby's name was Alice Leona. When she reached home, she told her parents that the baby's name was Allie Bolognie. That name stayed with Miss Koon! Her relatives do not let her forget her nickname. Miss Koon was united in marriage to Mr. George Turner on November 29, 1897 in Piqua, Ohio. They are the proud parents of four children, which are three boys and one girl. Mrs. Turner has worked in our library for eight years. We boys and girls have gone to the library at different times feeling mighty low, but Mrs. Turner always made us happy be- fore we left. In her spare time she likes to read books, that enables her to help us pick out the books best suited to our need. We the Senior Class are going to miss our friendly chats with Mrs. Turner! We real- ize that many a time we have gone to the library without permission, but somehow Mrs. Turner always understood. We are very proud of you, Mrs. Turner, and we would like to dedicate this, our year book, to you! A Person Worth Knowing We, the class of 1950, wish to thank Mr. Neiderhiser, our superintendent, for all the assistance he has given us in the past years. fContinued on Page 523 Our Ideal Man We citizens of Henry County are very fortunate to have as our County Superintendent of Schools, an ideal man. He is Mr. M. E. Brandon. fContinued on Page 53l The Men Behind The School We are very fortunate to have such competent men as Mr. B. E. Snider, Mr. Ernest Behnfeldt, Mr. Chancey Connolly, Jr., Mr. Verne Rudolph, and Mr. Carl Rowland for our McClure Board of Education. CContinued on Page 531 Our Ideal Man The Men Behind The School r, Mr. Behnfeldf. r .. ,.. ' . 'N , ' STANDINGeMr, Neiderhiser, Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Rudolph, Mr. Carver SEATED-Mrs. Neiderhiser, Mrs. Hershiser, Mrs. Shepard, Miss Smith, Mrs. Bokerman, Mrs. McClure, Miss Hatcher An Apple For Ola Shepard Angola College Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern University First and second grades Fae Neiderhiser Findlay College Second and third grades Shirley Hershiser Toledo University Bowling Green University Fourth and fifth grades Helen Rudolph Bowling Green State University Fifth and Sixth grades Arlie Bokerman Defiance College Bowling Green State University Seventh and eighth grades Joan Harmon Bowling Green State University Commercial and Girls Athletic Director The Teacher Cinda Hatcher Bowling Green State University Ohio State University English, Latin, and French Nellie McClure Defiance College Bowling Green State University Home Economics Anne Smith Mary Manse College Monterrey Inst. of Technology, Mexico Vocal, Instrumental Music Herbert Carver Bowling Green State University Northwestern University Sciences, Math., and Athletic Director F. J. Neiderhiser, Supt. East Huntington Twp. School Findlay College Academy Findlay College Columbia University Ohio State University History, Civics, Public Speaking and Administration Teacher! What's 2 -1- 2? Did you say 4? Thank you, Teacher! Yes, that's a very, very small example of the great work our teachers are doing for the future parents and citizens of the world! They not only teach the basic courses such as reading, writing, arithmetic, Eng- lish, and history, but they teach their pupils how to be courteous, get along with one an- other, be happy, and become better educated. The students then try to follow the example their teachers set before them. Our school can boast the fact that we have the best teachers! Each teacher spends lots of time and energy so that his or her pupils can become better students, socially and aca- demically. Our teachers are of the most competent type. They take an active interest in all community affairs. We do not seem to realize that these teachers are busy people trying to help their pupils, give advice to parents as to little Johnny's arithmetic difficulties, en- courage backward students, perform in community and church activities, as well as school functions. A teacher's job is never done! Little credit do we give to these most worthy peo- ple-our teachers! MRS. SHEPARD -teaches arithmetic and reading to make first grade minds tick. MRS. NEIDERHISER uses thought For pupils who must be rightly taught. With the help of MRS. HERSHISER The fourth and fifth became much wiser. The fifth grade and sixth grade did soon find That MRS. RUDOLPH was very kind. MRS. BOKERMAN taught Junior Hi. So in intelligence they were high. Under MRS. HARMON take shorthand And a good iob you are sure to land. Learn to cook under MRS. McCLURE And a handsome husband you'll lure. Take singing lessons under MISS SMITH And that Van Johnson you'll be with. St. Louis Browns can boast Ned Garver But McClure brags of COACH CARVER. English is a regular catcher But it is well taught by MISS HATCHER. The man to whom everyone yells, Hi, Sir! ls well known MR. NEIDERHISER. -if 9 ' Q 0' ' ,V 16 1 ,v I fl f N di! E ! i 4 .- if L, Seniors The Ropes Of The Past After a long, long journey, we are all looking forward to our Graduation Day, but first let us take a look over the past twelve years. lt was in the fall of 'I939 that twenty-three excited little children entered the doors of M.H.S. for the beginning of their school career. We were welcomed and guided through our first year by Miss lrene Bruns. We soon left Miss Bruns behind and for the next two years Miss Evelyn Perry served as our guide and help- ing hand . Our fourth year we were under the careful guidance of Miss Margaret Welsh and Betty Sockman. Much to our regret, our class was divided the fifth year. Part of us were under the instruction of Mrs. Gladys Knight and the others were under Mrs. Helen Travis. As sixth graders we were all together again with Mrs. Helen Travis as our teacher. As we came to school the first day of our seventh year, we were quite excited because we were to be on the same floor as our upperclassmen. During our seventh and eighth years our instructors were: Mrs. Arlie Bokerman, Miss Woodward, Miss Spiess, and Mrs. McClure. Our number increased from twenty-three to twenty-seven members from our first to our eighth year. Although we enioyed our first eight years and we are very grateful to our teachers for all they did for us, we were very happy when we finished our eighth year, because that meant high school for us. On a glorious day in the month of September of the year 1946, thirty-five Freshmen slowly wended their way to the schoolbuilding, wondering as they went, what high school life would be like, whether they would enioy it, and if the studies would be so very, very hard. We soon learned that we were not considered anything but greenies until we were initiated into the role of Freshman. On October fourth, the sophomores gave us the annual initiation. After we were initiated we decided the proper thing to do would be to organize our class, so we elected as our leaders the following: President, George Kryder, Secretary, LaVonda Reimund, Treasurer, Tommy Good, and Advisor, Mr. Rotsel. On October thirtieth, we gave the Sophomores a party in return for the initiation. Many of our boys began their basketball training and played on the reserve team. One of our classmates played on the varsity team throughout the year. We were all very prominent in such activities as F.F.A., F.H.A., Latin Club, Glee Clubs and others. Thus did the nine months roll away and we were 'Freshies no more. We were away for a short vacation and back again the following Autumn with thirty- two of our same members, but possibly with different points of view. We were knowing Sophomores now, nothing worried us for a little pride had taken the place of fear. Again, we elected class officers. LaVonda Reimund was elected our class president, Lavonda Overy. Vice President, George Kryder, Secretary, Tommy Good, Treasurer, Donna Shaffer, News Re- porter, Marilyn Neiderhiser, Historian, and Mrs. McClure, Advisor. In October we gave the Freshmen the annual initiation party, and in return they entertained us with a sleigh ride party in December. During our Sophomore year we sponsored a program put on by Wilbur Fish, the Bell Ringer, in order to increase our class funds. We were glad for return of a music program at M.H.S. A few of us received the honor of singing in the County Music Festival. We, again, were well represented in the school curriculum. You could find some of us on the baseball field, on the basketball floor, as cheerleaders, or in such organiza- tions as F.H.A., F.F.A., Latin Club, etc. The summer gone, thirty iolly Juniors returned to take up their work with increased vigor. More difficult lessons were to be accomplished and more business to be performed as we were upperclassmen, but we easily passed through this ordeal. Again we thought we needed class leaders, so we elected the following for our officers: Marilyn Neiderhiser, President, Bob Wenig, Vice President, George Kryder, Secretary, Mary Ellen Myers, Treasurer, Albert Bell, Historian, Georgean Titus, News Reporter, Miss Hatcher, Advisor. We also chose our class flower, red and white carnations, class colors, maroon and white, and our class motto, With the ropes of the past, we will ring the bells of the future. During the year, The Ropes Of The Past ICont'd1 three of our thirty members dropped out, and one moved to another school, thus, leaving us twenty-six members for the remainder of the year. One day at the very beginning of the year we were quite excited because our symbol of unity , the class rings, had arrived. Of course we were quite proud as everybody said, My, how pretty they are! During the year we sold refreshments at the basketball games and in the noon hour to increase our class treasury. In November the Seniors entertained us with the annual game supper, after which they took us to the theater in Bowling Green. We all enjoyed the evening very much and appreciated the efforts of the Senior Class. ln May after many hours of practice, we gave our first play, Almost Summer , which was very successful. In return for the Game Supper, we gave the Seniors a Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Much interest was mani- fested in the Banquet and Prom, and it certainly met all expectations. This year, again, our class was quite outstanding in athletics especially intramural basketball. Both the girls and the boys won first place in the class tournament. A few of us had the honor of serving on the McClurean staff as assistant editors. We took part in many activities this year such as the following: sports, F.H.A., musical organization, Latin Club, G.A.A., Prince of Peace Con- test, and student council. Exams over, the usual number of flunkers and quitters and we are Seniors. Twenty-five grand old seniors came back to the dear old M.H.S. to finish their last year. As our officers we elected: President, Virginia Johnson, Vice President, Jane Alspaugh, Sec- retary, Georgean Titusg Treasurer, LaVonda Reimund, Historian, Marilyn Jennings, News Re- porter, Donna Shaffer and Advisor, Mr. Neiderhiser. We started our year by working on our McClurean and we hope to have a good publication. We also chose our school paper staff and have already published a number of issues of the Indian Legends . We have a good start and hope to carry on as well throughout the year. On November ninth we pre- sented our class play Papa Says No! Although it took many hours of practice, it was a big hit and we had a good time along with the work. We gave the Juniors a Game Sup- per November twenty-eighth. We only hope they enioyed it as much as we enioyed plan- ning it for them. We are now looking forward to a grand Junior-Senior Banquet in May. Many of our boys played on the basketball teams this year and although our school wasn't very successful our players were always good sports. We had our Senior pictures taken in October and have received the outcome. Most of us were quite well satisfied. POSTLUDE Now we are looking forward to Baccalaureate, May fourteenth and Commencement, gladness or sadness , a three day trip on a May nineteenth, either with this year. We are planning traveling on the Great Lakes one of the highlights of our anticipation. those others behind the To all our teachers and sincere thankfulness for everything they have done to education. The days of our High School Life are numbered few years when we look backward on those happy Our class is planning something new ship leaving the dock at Detroit and to Niagara Falls and back to Detroit. We think this will be high school career and are looking forward to it with much scenes, we wish to extend our most make it possible for us to receive our and soon they will be history. In a days we shall see that it was then that we laid the foundation upon which we will rear our structure of fame and fortune. Shall we fail? No, we shall not fail. With our motto With the ropes of the past, we will ring the bells of the future, ever before us, we shall hurl aside all obstacles that lie in the way of true happiness and reach our ideal -success in noble living. MARILYN JENNINGS Class Historian The Millionaires' Will We, the members of the Senior Class of McClure High School, realizing that our school days are drawing to a close and that the time has come for us to make our last will and testa- ment do hereby bequeath to our many fellow students, as follows: SECTION I Item I Item 2 Item 3 Item 4 Item 5 Item 6 Item 7 SECTION Il Item I' Item 2- Item 3: SECTION III Item 'lz Item 2: Item 3: We, the seniors, will to Mr. Neiderhiser a civics class that will study every day instead of cramming for a test. We, the seniors, will to Miss Smith a hundred voice choir to replace the Seniors. We, the seniors, will to Miss Hatcher an English class that will get all A's. We, the seniors, will to Mrs. McClure an obedient class. We, the seniors, will to Mr. Carver a new basketball team that will obey the training rules. We, the seniors, will to Mrs. Harmon a law class that does not expect to have their grades handed to them on a silver platter. We, the seniors, will to Mrs. Bokerman another favorite class. We, the seniors, will to the Junior class our place in Mr. Neiderhiser's office where we were all private secretaries. We, the seniors, will to the Sophomore class all of our good looks. We, the seniors, will to the Freshman class our ability to act our age. I, Jane Alspaugh, will my ability to play basketball to Marilyn Lanzer. I, Maurice Ballmer, will my ability to coax the answers out of the teachers to anyone lucky enough. l, Bob Behnfeldt, will my ability to rollerskate to Bennie Whitman. Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item - 'I 3' fb 5 ol 3 E if fb mi E -x 0 O 3 'Ii Q. x.. : , Albert Bell, will my ability to think up crazy ideas to Larry Spangler. 4 S 1 '-9. 2. o m o o -O' P' E. 3 N4 .o E. in -U S o N4 UI -0 o L o N4 O cn Q Q 1 U' rn T' : , Carl Boyd, will my curly hair to Tom Kryder. 5'TT'T '9g51 Q 2.3 N? KP- 3 2.2 3.1 ,3- -3 if Eo- Cl 30+ T494 U' T52 Q.. Q 65 ...-. 'Q Ta'-. 5-0 65 sf N4 of BQ if '1 5.9 I 3 LQ 'O' O -U Q I' ID C 'U U' O X I T 3 cn 'Q 0 o 'K 1 2 E. 3 N4 J' o o' 1. o 'h VI ET 'a Tl. 5 no Ill 'O' C o. N4 3' 2 T ll' o 'U Q S N4 cn 1 5 : I, Virginia Johnson, will my long fingernails to Shirley Davis. : 'l, Bob Kistner, will my ability to get the teachers mad at me to Harry Neider- hiser. : I, George Kryder, will my habit of sleeping in English class to Betty Wolfe. : I, Ted Kryder, will my wise remarks to any Junior boy that takes Home Economics. : I, Mary Ellen Myers, will my blushing ability to Jane Kryder. : I, Marilyn Neiderhiser, will my saucy temperment to my kid brother, Harry Neiderhiser, provided he doesn't start a family quarrel. : I, Alice Newlove, will my auburn hair to Clara Babcock. : I Lavonda Overy, will my light brown hair to Jeannie Amos. I : I Lavonda Reimund, will my cheerleading ability to Clifford Baden. I : I, Donna Shaffer, will my height to Nora Junge. 20: I, Mildred Shank, will my ability to go to Ridgeville on Route 65 to Bert Richards. : I, Anna Lou Smith, will all my old boy friends to the Freshman girls. : I, Georgean Titus, will my job as a typist to Lowell Naveau. : I, Bob Wenig, will my pastime of visiting at the Neiderhiser residence to Bonnie Rettig. : I, Rick Yarnell will my silly giggle to James Shidler. : I, Bud Zimmerman, will my leading part in the Senior class play to Calvin Smith. We hereby affix our names to our last will and testament, May eighteenth, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty. THE SENIOR CLASS OF I950 The Bells Cf The Future Toledo, Ohio Dem Elmer' June 22, 1960 I received your letter asking about the wedding of two of our classmates, Albert Bell and Anna Lou Smith. It was a very big wedding, all of our classmates were present and were sorry you could not be with us but we were glad to hear that you are doing so well as chief mechanic of Pan American Airways in Honolulu. Perhaps you would like to know what the rest of our classmates are doing. You have probably read about Tom Good, the American League Baseball Player, who goes sight seeing in his Helicopter. His old buddy, Bob Behnfeldt, has also made himself fa- mous as roller skating champion of the world. I was over to Maurice Ballmers' the other evening and had a nice visit with him and his wife, the former Lavonda Reimund. They have three small children and are living near McClure on his father's farm. Have you heard about the new dance team touring the country? They are Virginia John- son and Richard Yarnell. I guess they're quite a hit! I was over to the Toledo Hospital to see Jane Alspaugh, who is recuperating after a long stay in Japan as a missionary. Who do you think I saw, Mildred Shank, the head nurse. She is doing a very nice job. As I was leaving, I ran into Donna Shaffer. She is now employed as a private secretary to the President of the United States. She says that she likes her work in Washington, D. C. Have you heard from your friend Carl Boyd lately? Well he has lust returned from the Navy and is going with Mary Ellen Myers, a teacher in McClure High School. Lavonda Overy and Alice Newlove are housewives, and are living in neighboring towns, Neapolis and Rudolph. Since they have long range television, nowdays, you should get to see Ted Kryder, one of the Worlds' Funniest Comics. He has his own show on television. Bud Zimmerman turned out to be one of the Big Shots in the class. He is President of the First National Bank in Findlay. He has as his private secretaries, Marilyn Jennings and Georg- ean Titus. Our old friend Bob Kistner is doing very well in the secret service of the F. B. I. Virginia Booth, one of the quiet members of our class, is working as a clerk in the new department store in Westhope. After having graduated from Ohio State, Bob Wenig is now head football coach at his Alma Mater. Marilyn Neiderhiser has just returned from Europe where she was an exchange teacher the last few years. Well I guess that is about everything and everybody, as you know my iob as sports com- mentator over W.S.P.D. keeps me plenty busy. I hope you can get back to the states soon. Your classmate, George J. Kryder JANE ALSPAUGH HJIHIIBH Someone worth knowing. Newsette Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 County Festival 2, 3, 45 Pres. Glee Club 35 Latin Club I, 2, 3, 45 Sec. Latin Club 35 Vice Pres. 45 Sec. F. T. A. 35 Almost Summer 35 Papa Says Nc 45 G. A. A. 3, 45 Vice Pres. G.A.A. 35 Pres. G.A.A. 45 Speech Club 3. ROBERT BEHNFELDT usobu He may bring fame to the Behnfeldt name, if he keeps on in the baseball game. Annual Stat? 3, 45 Newsette Staff 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 35 County Festival 25 Stu- dent Council 35 Speech Club 45 F.H.A. 45 Al- most Summer 35 Papa Says No 4. VIRGINIA BOOTH Ginny Always ready with a helping hand. F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 County Festival 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 3. ELMER CARROL Carrol Better late than never. F.F.A. I5 F. H. A. 45 Annual Staff 45 Newsette Staff 45 Glee Club I, 25 Mixed Chorus I, 25 Papa Says No 45 Speech Club 4. MAURICE BALLMER Mamie Future Farmer Annual Staff 3, 45 Newsette Stal? 45 F. H.A. 45 F.F.A. 25 Sec. F. F. A. 25 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 County Festival 2, 3, 45 Speech Club 45 Almost Summer 35 Papa Says No 4. ALBERT BELL Sarge I want to be an optimist and feel good all the time. F.F.A. I, 25 Treas. F.F.A. 25 Annual Staff 45 Newsette Staff 45 Papo Says No 45 Historian 3. CARL BOYD ucurlyu Ever Patient Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. I, 25 Reporter F. F. A. 25 Almost Sum- mer 35 Papa Says No 45 F.H.A. 45 Speech Club 45 Band 2, 3, 4. THOMAS GOOD Tom He's not bad, He's Good! Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 35 County Festival 2, 35 Papa Says No 45 Newsette Staff 45 Annual Staff 3, 45 Treas. I, 25 Student Coun- cil 35 F.H.A. 45 Speech Club 4. MARILYN JENNINGS Jennings I Il'lS1l .I'0llIL'lllllI,2 exciting would lIlll7f7l'II.H Historian, Class Historian 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Newsette Staff 4, F. T. A. 3, Speech Club 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, County Festival 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Test I, 2, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, F. H.A. Treas. 2, Historian F. H. A. 4, Papa Says No 4. ROBERT KISTNER usobu This ix no place for me. Newsette Staff 4, Annual Stal? 4, Glee Club I, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, County Festival 2, Papa Says No 4, F. H.A. 4, Baseball I, Speech Club 4, Student Council 4. THEODORE KRYDER Ted Lvl me mlk, I lumu' all alum! it. Newsette Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Speech Club 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, F. H.A. 4, Almost Summer 3, Papa Says No 4. MARILYN NEIDERHISER Marilyn The linle girl with all tlu' m1.vwz'r.v. Valedictorian, Pres. 3, Historian 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Sec.-Treas. I, 2, Latin Club Pres. 3, French Club 4, F.T.A. 3, F.T.A. Pres. 3, Almost Summer 3, Papa Says No 4, County Festival 2, 3, 4, Buckeye Girls 3, Scholarship Test I, 2, 3, Speech Club 3, Annual Stal? 3, 4, Newsette Staff 4. VIRGINIA JOHNSON ucuen Men are .VIICII fools. President 4, Student Council 3, FH.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. F. H.A. 3, Almost Summer 3, Papa Says No 4, Annual Staff 4, Newsette Stal? 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Glee Club' I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, Speech Club 4, County Festival 3, 4, Cheerleader 3. GEORGE KRYDER George Da I gvt to take you lmmv I0l1i,ulIIf ' Newsette Staff 4, Annual Stott 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. Latin Club 2, Pres. I, Sec. 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, County Festival 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 3, Papa Says No 4, Almost Summer 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, F.T. A. 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prince of Peace 3, Buckeye Boys State 3, Class Prophecy. MARY ELLEN MYERS DimpIes Did we llear .wnwnlw giggl1'f ' Class Will, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, County Festival 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Almost Summer 3, Papa Says No 4, F.T.A., 3, Speech Club 3. ALICE NEWLOVE Rusty She may be xmall, but slw .vurv is r'ulz'. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, F.T. A. 3, Latin Club 3, 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, G. A.A. 4, County Festival 4, Papa Says No 4, Newsette Stott 4, Annual Staff 4. MllDRED SHANK ANNA LOU SMITH Millie Lou To hr' ri nnr.vc in white .vim Illi,1.?l1f. Quin PUVSOIIS often lead more f'e Gf'Ub Siuf' l2t.'fi,.ffIed3Ch?.'SZ.J:.f' fi' lif2Z'Is'liI5f l.'Zfwy fmfm1s. --Lf, r ee z : Newsette Staff 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Annual G.A.A. 4, Papa Says No 4, Glee Club l, 2, LAVONDA OVERY ll ' ll Bonnie NWI:-v docs it get .vo Intl' so curly? Newsette Stat? 4, Editor 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, F. H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, County Festival 2, 3, 4, Pres. Glee Club 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Student Council 3, Vice Pres. 3, F.T. A. 3, Papa Says No 4. LAVONDA REIMUND lonnie As lively us ilu' :lay is long. Salutatorian, President 2, Treas. 4, Sec. l, Annual Staff 3, 4, Newsette Staff 4, F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. Vice Pres. 3, F. H. A. Pres. 4, F.H.A. State Convention 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, County Festival 2, 3, 4, Almost Summer 3, Papa Says No 4, F.T.A. 3, F.T.A. Vice Pres. 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. DONNA SHAFFER Donnie Who 1'urz'.v. I lmrz' fun. News Reporter 2, 4, Historian l, Cheerleader 2, Papa Says No 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, County Festival 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, F.T. A. 3, Newsette Staff 4, An- nual Staft 4, Scholarship Test 3. GEORGEAN TITUS Jeannie others growl about this worlzl, it's good enough for me. Stat? 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, County Festival Secretary 45 New Reponer 37 Annual Student Council 4, County Festival 3, 4, 2, 3, 4, Newsette Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Staff 4, Newsette Staff 4, Papa Says Papa Says No 4. Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 4. No 4. ROBERT WENIG RICHARD YARNELL Blu-IE ZIMMERMAN uBobn uRicku Hsudn I'll lu' sa1i.s'fi01l wlzcrvvel' I nm. His .wrzxe of humor has mfvcr been --Smijc W,,,,- 1,-,,,,1,1,,S ,,,,-,lv- sur assed. ' ' Baseball 1' 2' 3' 47 Baskelboll 1' 2' 3' 47 P Newsette Staff 4, Annual Stal? 4, Glee Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Newsette Stat? 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Almost Club 1' 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Coumy 4, County Festival 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, French Summer 3, Papa Says No 4, F. H. A. 4, Feuival 2: F. HIAW 41 Hpupu Says No., 4 Club 4, Vice Pres. 3, Papa Says No 4, Speech Club 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball Speech Club 4: Swden, Council 4. Annual Staff 4, Newsette Staff 4, Special 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Club 3. 3, County Festival 3. 'Q Gt l A ! A P AW fx' X lu, . if Underclassmen STANDINGAMiss Hatcher, Arthur Shepard, Bert Richard, Norman Von Seggern, Bob Wagner, Lester Shulelt. SEATED-Alta Miller, Jane Krycler, Carol Hull, Jean Zimmerman, June Allen, Betty Wolfe. The Spirit' of 'Sl Guess what? We are the Juniors of M.H.S. right now! Our officers are: President, Norman Von Seggern, Vice President, Bert Richards, Secretary, Bob Wagner, Treasurer, Carol Hull, News Reporter, Betty Wolfe, and Advisor, Miss Hatcher. We are so proud to think that after years and years of hard work, we are Juniors at last. Are we happy! The Junior and Senior Banquet, the Game Supper, concession at basketball games-say we are really getting to be the big people of McClure High School. One more year and we will leave M.H.S. for good. We are a little sad when we think of that, but you wouldn't catch us admitting it! At the latter part of our llth year we turned out to be stage celebrities when we gave our first class play. We the small but mighty class of ll members have turned out to be the Spirit of '5l . CContinued on Page 531 SECOND ROW -- Tom Kryder, Landon Wolfe, Don Hatf' Id C I ' S 'h W le , avln mit , illiam Walter, Charles Snider, Jim Shi-:ller, Mr. Carver, FIRST ROWfGene Armstrong, Grace Bickfard, Joyce Browning, Carolyn lietje, Trudy HoHman, Charleen Mason, Lou Anne Good, Dorothy Hines, Dean Armstrong, Paul Myers, THIRD ROWfLeslie Dull, Roger Kerwin, larry Spangler, Jack Mitchell, Virgil Behnfeldt, Bernard Mason, Paul Winover. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Harmon, Shirley Butler, Richard Babcock, Franklin Ycrnell, Ervin Butler, George Middleton, Bennie Whitman, Lowell Naveau, Jim Winch, LaVonne Burling, FIRST ROWfNora Junge, Joanne McClure, Shirley Johnson, Bertha Finks, Clara Babcock, B rn d' T' ' e a me netge, Janette Light, Joyce Wag- ner, Shirley Davns, Doris Jean Amos. Half Done - Well Begun The First' Nighfer Half Done - Well Begun As you read this, you will probably think of the time when you were Cor will bel Sopho- mores. That's the time they say Half Done, Well Begun . We Sophomores are well on the way to the last lap of our career at M. H. S. We have dreams and hopes for our future, but along the way, we are going to have some fun with our work. Even as Sophomores, in high school, we still like to throw paper wads, hide each other's belongings and chew bubble gum iust to aggravate the teachers. Will we ever grow up? you probably ask. Well, did you? We're only human. Our officers for this year are: President, Dean Armstrong, Vice President, Charles Snider, Secretary, Tom Kryder, Treasurer, Jim Shidler, News Reporter, Dorothy Hines and Advisor, Mr. Carver. ln September we entered with 18 members. These members represented the Sophomore class in basketball, baseball, music, home economics, and initiating the Freshmen. Since our school career is 5X6 over, we're patiently waiting for the day when we are The Seniors of M.H.S. The First Nighter Taxi! Taxi! Please driver, to the doors of M. H. S. You see, we're starting our first year in the Good Old Theater of M. H. S. Oh, here we are! Thank you, sir! As we open the back stage door, a chill runs up our spine, for tonight is our first H. S. per- formance. Our friends and parents watch from the audience to see us begin our first great per- 'fOI'fT1Cl'1Ce. Our cast C0l'tSlSlS of GCl'0I'S Gnd GCll'eSSeS. Curtain Time! Act l. As the curtain rises in the year of 1949-1950 we find ourselves elect- ing as our leaders: President, Jack Mitchell, Vice President, Richard Babcock, Secretary, Roger Kerwin, Treasurer, Nora Junge, News Reporter, Larry Spangler and Advisor, Mrs. Harmon. Many activities, including the dreadful initiation of September 30, take place during our first act. The happy ending of Act I draws to a close May 19, 1950. Curtain! , . -- rev ' THIRD ROW-Dan Kryder, Harry Neiderhiser, Donald Dale, Bob long, Dean Roesti. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Bokerman, Velma Green, Ronald Yarnell, Allen Snider, Fred Wolfe, Walter Shank, Bob Brown, Virginia Mc- Vetta, Bonnie Rettig, FIRST ROWfMarilyn Good, Mary Garber, Marilyn Lanzer, Arlene Dibling, Carol Babcock, Virginia Harman, Joyce Garber, Carol Beals, Donna Harman, Eva Shank. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Bokerman, Joyce Shufelt, Vivian Lanzer, Jane? Smith, Clifford Baclen, Robert Heiman, Murel Naveau, Norman Junge, Jim Ashbaugh, Paul Winover, Bob Blair, Miss Smith. FIRST ROW-Carolyn Michealis, Connie Pope, Shirley Oates, Martha Harmeyer, June Smith, Marlene Johnson. Going Up. lf's A Long Winding Trail lf's A Long Winding Trail Over a long and winding trail, we are traveling. We have done as far as the seventh grade in seven years on this trail. For the first time we elected class officers who are: President, Carolyn Michaelis, Vice President, Shirley Hines, Secretary, Bonnie Beavers, Treasurer, Marlene Johnson, News Re- porter, Martha Harmeyer, Advisor, Miss Smith, and Student Council Representative, James Ashbaugh. With 18 members we began our Junior High School career. We feel more important now that we are on the high school floor. We were very sorry that Arthur Burditt could not begin when we did, but due to a broken leg he started the second six weeks. During the year we had several parties at which we had lots of fun. ,This fun was well mixed with the hard work we put into our studies. Mrs. Bokerman has helped us over many bumps along the winding trail. Going Up! We are now on our way up! For eight years we have been progressing steadily. Now we are getting ready for our last lap. With 23 members we began our eighth year. Velma Green was welcomed as a new mem- ber to our class. For our officers we elected: President, Alan Snider, Vice Pres., Carol Babcock, Treasurer, Marilyn Good, Student Coun- cil, Harold Roesti, News Reporter, Mary Garber, Advisor, Mrs. Bokerman. Due to the excellent guidance of Mrs. Bokerman we have progressed a long way. As al- ways, we expect to put McClure on the map when it comes to those Eighth Grade Scholarship Tests. Mrs. Bokerman has helped us prepare ourselves for these tests. We are looking forward to the most exciting years of school, but we hate to leave Mrs. Bokerman. Thanks to Mrs. Bokerman we are on our way-Up! Our recipe for Going Up is: Season with a dash of Science and Civics, roll them in History and English, add to taste some Math, Home Ec., Typing, Speech, Experience and Common Sense, or any other preferred seasonings. Serve them, dripping with knowledge on a diploma, to the world. TOP ROW-Wayne Foor, Larry Gunter, Richard Good, Roland Browning, Dick Carrol, Herbert Hines, Bernard Dielman. Eddie Long, Johnny Frymcln. MIDDLE ROWfMrs. Hershiser, Shirley Rudolph, Sharon Good, Bernard Babcock, Delbert Butler, Leroy Lance, Ruth Helen Johnson, Joyce Shufelt, Ann Harmeyer, Mrs. Rudolph. BOTTOM ROW -Sandra Good, Ann Hormeyer, Ruth Ann Amos, Lyla Harman, Betty Rettig, Judith Doll, Linda Shaffer, Rose Marie Austermiller, Charlene McClure, Myrta Winover, TOP ROWfCharIes Garber, James Farison, David Kryder, Gary Steiger, Jimmy Light, Jimmie Mason, Vernon Carrol. MIDDLE ROW-Mrs. Rudolph, Shirley Long, Lavonne DeCant, Robert Burditt, Daniel Middleton, Robert Mann, Larry Mason, Rilla Kay Allen, Jorean Titus. BOTTOM ROW-Joanne Wolfe, Vivian Carrol, Shirley Browning, Kathryn Dull, Carol Hoffman, Jo Ann Harman, Patrica Naveau, Barbara Hatfield, Judith Johnson, Betty Heiman, Those absent when the picture was taken were: Ronald Rowland and Ruth Ann Rowland. Fufure Cifizens Sixth and Fiffh Grades TOP ROW-Mrs. Hershiser, Sha'on Hoflman, Lowell Shank, David Good, Evereit Johnson, Richard lonies, Robert Wenner, Alva Shank, Geraldine Hines. BOTTOM ROWfMariorie Long, Geraldine Wiemer, Emma Wenner, Carol Van Tassell, Margaret Farison, Carolyn Alspaugh, Norma Roesii, Linda Kryder, Suzanne Mann, Arlene Gusfwiller. TOP ROW-Mrs. Neiderhiser, Sandra Judy, Derry Middleton, Gary Rowland, Carolyn Weimer, Diann Judy, Dole Foor, Billy Hosman, Danny l.igl'7, William Johnson, Junior Burling, Connie Beavers, Judy Hieman, Victor Johnson. BOTTOM ROW-Deanna Slieger, Carl Garber, Linda Hoffman, Blaine Orwig, Barbara Grindslafl, Richard Shively, Mary Ann Shepard, Mary Lou Long, Jane! Van Tassel, Stephen Kaufman, Larry Winover. Fufure Cifizens Fourfh and Third Grades 1 l 1 I l l j l 1 l 1 I l 1 I 1 l i X BACK ROW -- Mrs. Shepard, Sue Connolly, Ida Sue Hines, Michael Amos D 'cl W i , avi elmer, Douglas Holilman, Arlene Foor, Donald Grater, Caroll Junge, David Mann, Mary Jean Johnson, Bert Shufelt, llay Johnson, Richard Wenner, Johnny Long. BOTTOM ROW Sandra McClure, Janice Johnson, Jimmie Rowland, Gene Shank, Gary Shively, Larry Behnfeldt, Paul Shaffer, Patricia Kryder, Donald Sagers, Jimmie Chamberlin, Bernard Pittman, Roberta Dielman, Connie King, Sharon, McCurdy, Barbara Meech. Mary Jean Croninger - absent. BOTTOM ROW Sharon Rowland, Joyce Wires, Barbara Dielmon, Darla Good, Sandra Wolfe, Vicki Shepard, Clarissa Jeanne Sagers, David Browning, Ned Doll. TOP ROW -- Mrs. Shepard, Eldon Edwards, Johnny Wenner, Marcella Grater, Susan Creager, Merl Amos, Helen Gustwiler, Paul Snider, Jo Ann Jennings, Herbert Naveau, Marlene Amos, Mrs, Neiderhiser, Lois Kaufman-absent. Fufure Cifizens Second and Firsf Grades l l l 1 First Grade With hair curled and dressed in our lsest, We were ready to see the rest, On the school bus we did go, Here we were placed in a neat row. To study and play the day thru, And meet many a classmate new. Rah, our school day comes to a close, Happily each pupil homeward goes, To tell Mamma the day's success, That for nine months we will possess. Third Grade Children are crowded into the room, All are seated row upon row, Three R's are taught from morn till noon With Art keeping the child in tow. A part of their study is Toy-band, With uniforms of both white and red, Then at noon in line they stand, To get a hot lunch with bread. Then back to the room they go, The three R's to continue till four, With helpful teacher going to and fro, So each child gets a good score. ln between they have time to play, Cooperation is the idea for girl and boyp A Third Grade well rounded day, Second Grade That very first exciting day, We came to school in full array, Approaching the door, not the gate, Armed with pencils, books and slate. We left home, many a plaything, When the school bell loudly did ring, In order to learn a lot more, Behind the huge second grade door. We studied many a hard book, To have an intelligent look, Then when the summer days were nigh, We were ready to say Good-bye. Fourth and Fifth Grades We waited all summer for school to begin. We crowded the doors iust to get in. Then upstairs we came with a bound and a leap, Till teacher said, Now, hush, hush, not a peep. We sat in our seats so quiet and meek. While teacher gave us our work for the week. We looked toward a year of work and of PIUYI And to learn something new every hour of Closes for each child with feeling of icy. the day. Sixth Grade On Sept. 5, 1949 when the doors of the McClure School swung open wide they greeted twenty-eight eager boys and girls to the sixth grade. We were glad to welcome into our group three new members: Robert Mann, Carol Hoffman, and Bernard Austermiller. We are anx- iously looking forward to being a part of the High School floor another year. ix! M Q I I AZ l , if ---. Athletics Shoot 'em High The boys are in a huddle. Let's go! they yell. The whistle blows and the game starts. Bob Behnfeldt lumps. Donald Hatfield gets the ball which he throws to Tommy Good, while George Kryder guards his opponent. Tommy then dribbles down the floor to Bob Wenig. Bob makes a basket and McClure scores the first two points of the game. Substitutes for the varsity are: Maurice Ballmer, Deanne Armstrong, Jack Mitchell, Norman Von Seggern, and Ted Kryder. As any basketball fan can testify, the ball goes back and forth until a basket is made. It seems that the basket is sometimes missed. A basketball game can be so thrilling that every- one sits on the edge of his seat, while the boys on the bench sit still C?J chewing gum! Whoops! Some one's bubble gum popped. Our coach, Mr. Carver, has helped us win games and has given us hope when we have been defeated. Thanks, coach, for your loyalty! Substitutes for the reserve team were: Art Shepard, Virgil Behnfeldt, George Middleton, Larry Spangler, Bert Richard, Bob Wagner, Richard Babcock, Jim Shidler, Tom Kryder, Lester Shufelt, Gene Armstrong, Landon Wolfe, Lowell Naveau, and Roger Kerwin. We are the Mighty Men of M.H.S. who Shoot 'Em High . Beat the other fellow to the goal And your name will be on the roll, So study hard to learn the play Keeping in mind its use each day. Every week our school we defend That these points in games will end By bringing our school out ahead And show others we can use our head. Life is also a game we must dare Lest we forget to play on the square. THIRD ROWeTom Good, Don Hatfield, George Kryder, Ted Kryder, Norman Von Seggern, Bob Behnleldt, Maurice Ballmer, Bob Wenig, Mr. Carver. SECOND ROW - Dean Armstrong, Gene Armstrong, Larry Spangler, Bert Richard, Calvin Smith, George Middleton, Tom Kryder, Richard Babcock, Lowell Naveau, Arthur Shepard FIRST ROWfMurreI Nuveau, Jim Asl1baugl1,' Fred Wolfe, Alon Snider, Hurry Neiderhiser. Harry Neiderhiser and Dean Roesti are TTIUUUQETS. Lnvonda Reimund, Shirley Johnson, and Nora .lunge are the cheerleaders. McClure Indians Pepper Up'ers The Varsify I The Pepper Up'ers Again this year we had three very good cheerleaders, Nora Junge, Shirley Johnson and Lavonda Reimund. They were really the McClure Pepper Up-ers . Wherever the boys went to play, win or lose, the cheerleaders always led the cheers with plenty of pep' The outfits this year were red corduroy, two piece dresses, and white windsor ties The cheerleaders looked very attractive. MOST POPULAR MOST LIVELY We're with you, team! Yea, team' We're with you, team! Let's go! So fight, fight, fight! Let's fight' Let's win! FAVORITE Tin Can! Ash Can! Who Can? We Can! Wipperwill! Who Will? We Will! What? Beat opponent! We also had three very good cheerleaders in Junior High. They were Carolyn Behnfeldt Marilyn' Good, and Marlene Johnson. These cheerleaders used the school colors for their outfits. They wore red skirts and white sweaters. Their favorite cheer was: Good Luck, Boys! Good Luck! Good Luck, Boys! Good Luck! From all of us- To all of you - Good Luck, Boys! Good Luck! i l km? kkkrk ,vi U K . ., . X , .. fl THIRD ROW-Shirley Butler, Nora Junge, Joyce Browning, Grace Bickford, Charleen Mason, Lou Anne Good, Trudy Holilman, Dorothy Hines, Bertha Finks, Lavonne Burling, Carolyn Tietie, Shirley Johnson. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Harmon, Joyce Wagner, Alta Miller, Betty Wolf, Jane Kryder, Carol Hull, Shirley Davis, Joanne McClure, Clara Babcock, Janette Light, Bernadene Tietie, Doris Jean Amos. FIRST ROW-Jane Alspaugh, Mary Ellen Myers, Marilyn Jennings, Virginia Johnson, Lavonda Overy, Alice Newlove, Mildred Shank, Anna Lou Smith, Donna Shaffer, Lavonda Reimund. THIRD ROW-Virgil Behnfeldt, George Middleton, .lock Mitchell, Lowell Naveau, Richard Babcock, Mr. Carver. SECOND ROW- Lester Shufelt, Norman Von Seggern, Tom Kryder, Ted Kryder, Calvin Smith, Don Hatfield, Roger Kerwin, Jim Shicller, Larry Spangler, George Kryder, Gene Armstrong. FIRST ROW-Charles Snider, Tom Good, Bob Wagner, Bob Behnfeldt, Bob Wenig, Jim Ashbaugh-Manager, Maurice Ballmer, Rich- ard Yarnell, Arthur Shepard, Dean Armstrong. Tumbling Janes M.H.S. Af The Bai Tumbling Janes This year we have a Girls' Athletic Association under the sponsorship of Mrs. Harmon. The officers are: President, Jane Alspaugh, Vice President, Betty Wolfe, Secretary, Lou Anne Good, Treas- urer, Joyce Wagner, News Reporter, Charleen Mason, and Advisor, Mrs. Harmon. We have a point system by which we can earn letters, pins, or sweaters. Some ways by which we can get points are hiking, bicycling, tumbling, holding an office, and so forth. In our gym class we play baseball and basketball plus our exercises. In basketball, we feel that we are ready to compete against the boys' basketball team, if they will play girls' rules. Our costumes are green gym suits and gym shoes. All the girls are dressed alike when they play games or appear in gym class. We have played girls from other schools in basketball. We hope to improve a lot in the future. Since we are only two years old we feel that we are improving even though we have lost to the Liberty Center girls. We're the Tumbling Janes of M.H.S. M.H.S. ot the Bot Time - Present Sprin Place - Soup Bowl Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen! This is your sports announcer over station M.H.S. We are having beautiful weather for the baseball game against Ridgeville this afternoon. The Soup Bowl, which seats 3,000, is rapidly filling. The McClure players just came on to the field to warm-up before the games begins. Here comes Coach Carver. He coaches the McClure Indians. Since the two umpires have just arrived, we will begin the game. The Soup Bowl is filled to its capacity. McClure is up to bat. From here it looks as though the Ridgeville players haven't a chance. There goes the third home run in this first inning. Ladies and gentlemen, you should see the crowd. They are simply going wild! The line-up for today's game is: Center, Bob Behnfeldt, pitcher, Maurice Ballmer, first base, Dean Armstrong, third base, Tommy Good, short stop, George Kryder, left field, Charles Snider, center field, Bob Wenig, and right field, Richard Yarnell. The rookie players are: Lester Shufelt, Gene Armstrong, Norman Von Seggern, James Shidler, Calvin Smith, Tom Kryder, Donald Hatfield, Larry Spangler, Virgil Behnfeldt, George Middleton, Ted Kryder, Richard Babcock, Art Shepard, Roger Kerwin, Jack Mitchell, and Lowell Naveau. There it is, ladies and gentlemen! The McClure Indians have iust won the game, 'I4 to 3. The Indians, their coach, and the fans are happy people, since they won the last game of the season. Listen to the band playing in tribute to the McClure Indians! 'Nr Q I AZ? l',f'i,i, 4 ,, . if Z , Q' QL.: Activities TOP ROW-Mrs. Neiderhiser, Mrs, Shepard, Derry Middleton, DayleFoor, Sue Connolly, Eldon Edwards, Diann Judy, Merl Amos, Mar- Stephen Kaufman, Lindo Hoffman, Carl Garber, Deanna Steiger, Janet Van Tassel, William Johnson, Richard Shively, cello Grater, Mary Lou Long, Barbara Grindstalff, Billy Hosman, Danny Light, Blaine Orwig, Miss Smith. SECOND ROW-Sandra McClure, Herbert Naveau, Barbara Dielman, Larry Behnteldt, Johnny Wenner, Patricia Kryder, Janice John- son, Junior Burling, Carol Junge, Paul Snider, Joann Jennings, David Browning, Clarissa Sagers, Gary Rowland, Carolyn Weimer, Ned Doll, Larry Winover. THIRD ROW-Mary Ann Shepard, Director, Mary Jean Johnson, Sandra Judy, Connie King, Judy Hieman, Gene Shank, Jimmy Chamberlin, David Mann, Joyce Wires, Roberta Dielman, Bernard Pittman, Susan Creager, Sandra Wolfe, Donald Grater, Gary Shively, Helen Gustwiller, Victor Johnson, Douglas Hoffman, Connie Beavers, Barbara Meech, Marlene Amos, Director. BOTTOM ROW-Jimmy Rowland, Sharon Rowland, Richard Wennef, Viki Shepard, Bert Shufelt, Arlene Foor, Paul Shaffer, Sharon McCurdy, Donald Sagers, Ida Sue Hines, Ray Jennings, Darla Good, David Weimer, Johnny Long, Michael Amos. Rhythmaires In 1946 the rhythm band was organized by the music teacher and the first, second, and third grade teachers. Since that time the rhythm band has made numerous appearances at such things as Farmers' Institute, Christmas programs, and P.T.A. For the first several years, the costume of the toy band consisted of white trousers, red crepe paper capes and cardboard hats. Now, the capes and hats have been replaced by red satin capes and red felt berets with white pom-poms. The trousers and capes were made by the mothers of the students. The Mothers' Club purchased the capes and the first three grades bought the hats by money raised when they appeared in various programs. The toy band also has given skits with some of their numbers. Such skits as Bicycle Built for Two , Casey at the Bat , Short'nen Bread , and Across the Field , have been pre- sented. During the intervals when McClure didn't have a music teacher, the toy band was di- rected by Mrs. Glenn Shepard, first grade teacher, Mrs. F. J. Neiderhiser, third grade teacher, and Miss Cinda Hatcher, accompanist. At present, we are very fortunate to have it under the direction of a very competent music teacher, Miss Smith. The rhythm band is a big success and greatly enjoyed by all who come to hear it. THIRD ROW Mildred Shank, Grace Bickforcl, Joyce Browning, Jane Alspaugh, Marilyn Neiderhiser, Donna Shaffer Trud Hoffm n , y ci , Lavonclci Relmund, Charlene Mozon, lou Anne Good, Dorothy Hines, Belly Wolfe, SECOND ROW Miss Smilh, Alice Newlove, Mary Myers, Marilyn Jennings, Lavonda Overy, Anna Lou Smith, Clara Babcock, Janelle Liglil, Carol Hull, Jean Zimmerman, Bernacline Tielie, Alla Miller. FIRST ROW ff Nom Junge, Shirley Buller, Carolyn Tielie, Berlha Finks, Shirley Johnson, Joyce Wagner, Doris Amos, Shirley Davis, J M Cl ' oanne c ure, June Allen, LaVonne Burling, Jane Kryder. SECOND ROW Charles Snider, Carl Boyd, Calvin Smilh, Don Halfield, Virgil Behnfeldl, Miss Smilh. FIRST ROW -- George Krycler, Bob Wenig, Maurice Ballmer, Gene Armslrong, Paul Myers, Dean Armslrong. Sing If Again Sweef And Low Sing It Again Sing it again is a familiar phrase that we hear in Glee Club. Seconds, you're flat! Firsts, you're sharp! Altos, you're off tune! This happens many times, but finally we hear that we have sung a song without any mistakes. Our Girls' Glee Club, under the supervision of Miss Smith, has made numerous perform- ances, including an operetta. In our music library, we have such songs as l'II Never Walk Alone , Evening Prayer , Hark to the Bells , and Early One Morning . With the help of our music teacher, Miss Anne Smith, we have tried to make our music program a success. Sweet And Low Sweet and Low! That is how the voices of the boys of M.H.S. sound! They sound like professionals Csometimesjl These boys have made different appearances, some as solo, others in duet, or in a group. We are very proud of our Boys' Glee which is under the careful direction of Miss Smith. We know that we aren't always sweet little boys, but we fsometimesl are low and on pitch. We hope the future Boys' Glee improves. No one will ever forget us! We really think that there is little room for improvement Cbragging not complainingl. Seriously though, we really want to thank our music teacher, Miss Smith, for her numerous efforts. We hope they were not in vain. Music Lovers The mixed chorus is divided into two groups: the 7th and 8th Mixed Chorus and the High School Mixed Chorus. Each of these two groups meet once a week. They have made several appearances during the year. Each year some of the McClure's Chorus are repre- sented at the County Music Festival. Since this course is optional, we consider all members Music Lovers . THIRD ROW-Miss Smith, Gene Armstrong, Paul Myers, Charles Snider, Donald Hatfield, Robert Wenig, Calvin Smith, Carl Boyd, Maurice Ballmer, George Kryder, Dean Armstrong. Jennings, Lavondo Overy, Virginia Johnson, Clara Babcock, Janette Light Carol Hull Jean Zimmerman Bernadine Ttetle Trudy Hoffman, lou Anne Good, Charlene Mason, Dorothy Hines. FIRST ROW-Mary Ellen Myers, Mildred Shank, Alice Newlove, Lavonda Reimund Bernadine Tielpe Bertha Finks Shirley Johnson J All L V SECOND ROWfGrace Bickford, Joyce Browning, Jane Alspaugh, Marilyn- Neiderhiser, Donna Shaffer, Anna Lou Smith, Marilyn Joyce Wagner, Doris Amos, Shirley Davis, Joanne McClure, une en, a 'ohne Burling, Shirley Butler, Nora Junge. I r THIRD ROWfDan Kryder, Harry Neiderhiser, Dean Roesti, Rabet Long, Alan Snider, Fred Wolfe, Walter Shank, Bob Brown, Bonnie Weavers, Bonnie Rettig. SECOND ROW-Miss Smith, Carolyn Michealis, Connie Pope, Martha Harmeyer, Janet Smith, Carol Babcock, Donna Harmon, Shirley Oates, Joyce Garber, Vivian Lanzer, Mary Garber, Marilyn Lanzer, Eva Shank. FIRST ROWf June Smith, Velma Green, Virginia Harmon, Carol Beals, Arlene Dibling, Connie Good, Marilyn Good, Virginia Mc- Vetta, Marlene Johnson, Maxine Shufelt, Shirley Hines, Carolyn Behnfeldt. Music Lovers Dishes In The Sink With Dishes In The Sink , we feel quite at home. Under the capable supervision of Mrs. McClure, we study long and hard, so we can become very good cooks and fine seam- stresses. All of us wish to become future homemakers. We are known as the F.H.A. Club. For the last several years we have welcomed aiclass of Senior boys who learn to sew and cook. Good luck, boys-you don't know what you're letting yourself in for! We have given parties, teas, and banquets along with our work. We are divided into four groups. They are: Freshman girls, Sophomore girls, Junior and Senior girls, and Senior boys. Our F.H.A. officers are: President, Lavonda Reimund, Vice President, Carol Hull, Secre- tary, Charlene Mason, Treasurer, Lou Anne Good, Historian, Marilyn Jennings, and Parlia- mentarian, Dorothy Hines. Q We have as our club flower the red rose and as our motto Toward New Horizons . We wish to thank Mrs. McClure for her supervision and efforts that she has given to us. Salt your food with humor, pepper it with wit, and sprinkle over it the charm of fel- lowship. Never poison it with the cares of life. l ... , , , .. A-,,-5. THIRD ROW -Grace Bickford, Mary Ellen Myers, Tom Good, Maurico Ballmer, Bob Kisiner, Bud Zimmerman, Elmer Carrol, Bob Behnfeldr, Ted Kryder, Richard Yarnell, Carl Boyd, June Allen, LaVonne Burling, Shirley Butler. SECOND ROWfCorolyn Tiefje, Clara Babcock, Bernodine Tietie, Dori: Jean Amos, Donna Shafler Marilyn Jennings, Virginia John- son, Charleen Mason, Lou Anne Good, Dorothy Hines, Joyce Browning, Shirley Johnson, Mrs, McClure, FIRST ROW-Nora Junge, Jean Zimmerman, Virginia Booih, Mildred Shank, Alice Newlove, Lavonda Overy, Carol Hull, Lavonda Reimund, Joyce Wagner, Bertha Pinks, Shirley Davis, Joanne McClure, Dishes In The Sink F.H.A. and Home Economics Busy People Latin Club French Club Chemists Typists In the upper left hand corner, one will see the Latinos Amicos CLatin Friendsj. In the upper right hand corner is the l.a Classe de Francaise lFrench Clubj. This is the fourth year for the Latin Club and the first year for the French Club. In the lower left hand cor- ner, one will find the chemistry class. They seem to be discussing the A-Bomb or the H- . . . . h I Bomb. Now, don't worry, no one is going to experiment with any bombs. In t e ower right hand corner is the typing class. They have busy fingers. 1 I l r I 1 STANDING-Teddy Kryder, Elmer Carrol, Carl Boyd, Bob Kistner, Richard Yornell, Bud Zimmerman, Mr. Neiclerhiser. SEATED- ' ' ' ' ' Lovonda Relmund, Anna Lou Smith, Virginia Johnson, Tom Good, Bob Behnfeldl, Maurice Ballmer. THIRD ROW-Mildred Shank, Bob Kisfner, Bud Zimmerman, Alice Newlove. SECOND ROW-Mr. Neiderhiser, Dean Roesti, Gene Armstrong, Lester Shufelf, Virgil Behnfeldf, Jock Mitchell, Dean Armslrong, Jim Ashbough, Mrs. Harmon. FIRST ROW- Lou Anne Good, Dorothy Hines, Alta Miller, Corol Hull, Norman Von Seggern, Shirley Johnson, Bernodine Tielie. Fufure Orafors Unifed Sfudem' Council Future Orators The speech class is made up of Seniors this year. They are interested in public speak- ing which consists of choral reading, interviews, parliamentary procedure, impromptu speech- es, debates, rules for acting, character make-up and story telling. Every six weeks the class elects new officers so each member will have a chance to use his knowledge of parliamentary procedure. When we finally got to the section that pertained to dramatics we found that this can be very interesting, especially when we can make-up our fellow class members. Since we are to be Future Orators we might as well 'start now. The amateur orator threw out his chest: My friends: The schoolwork is the bulhouse of civilization -I mean -ah . He began to feel frightened. My Friends: The bulhouse is the schoolwork of civili- A smile could be felt in the audience. My Friends: The workhouse is the bulschool of - He was evidently twisted. Ladies and Gentlemen: The schoolbul is the housework - An audible snicker spread over the audience. The bulschool - He was getting wild. So were his hearers. He mopped his perspiring brow, gritted his teeth and made a fresh start. The schoolhouse, my friends, the schoolhouse - A sigh of relief went up. Demosthenes was himself again. He gazed serenely around. The light of triumphant self-confidence was enthroned upon his brow. The schoolhouse is the woolback -! And that is when he lost consciousness. He meant to say- The schoolhouse is the bulwark of civilization. United Student Council For the second successive year, the student council was formed at McClure High School. The purposes of the United Student Council are: A To aid in the internal administration of the school B. To foster sentiments of law and order C. To promote general activities of the school D To develop in the student, a growing appreciation of membership in a democ- racy E. To promote in all ways the best interests of the school. We have two boys and two girls from each of the upper four grades, and one boy or girl from each of the seventh grade and the eighth grade. This makes a total of eighteen members. From this group a Senior president, a Junior vice-president, a Sophomore secre- tary, and a Freshman treasurer are elected. The news reporter is elected at random. We, the United Student Council , hope to make our council a success and a perma- nent organization in McClure High School. Mr. Neiderhiser and Mrs. Harmon are our advisors. To them we wish to express our thanks for their tireless efforts and numerous suggestions that helped make our council a success. Our officers this year are: President, Bud Zimmerman, Vice President, Carol Hull, Secre- tary, Dean Armstrong, Treasurer, Virgil Behnfeldt, and News Reporter, Jack Mitchell. THIRD ROW- Bob Wagner, Arlhur Shepard, Bob Kisfner, Richard Yarnell, Lester Shufelr, Bud Zimmerman, Elmer Carrol, Bob Wenig, Teddy Kryder, Albert Bell, Curl Boyd. SECOND ROW-June Allen, George Kryder, Jcine Alspuugh, Carol Hull, Luvoncla Overy, Norman Von Seggern, Donna Shaffer, Bert Richard, Alice Newlove, Mary Ellen Myers, Virginia Johnson, Marilyn Jennings, Georgean Titus, Virginia Boolh. FIRST ROW-Mrs. Harmon, Lavondci Reimuncl, Jean Zimmerman, Annu Lou Smiih, Marilyn Neiderhiser, Mildred Shank, Tom Good, Bob Bohnfeldf, Maurice Ballmer, Mr. Neiderhiser. THIRD ROW-Bob Kistner, Richard Yurnell, Alberl Bell, Bud Zimmerman, Elmer Carrol. MIDDLE ROW -f Mrs. Harmon, Alice Newlove, Mildred Shank, Jane Alspaugh, George Kryder, Georgeon Tilus, Virginia Booth, Ted Kryder, Bob Wenig. FIRST ROW eVirginia Johnson, Marilyn Jennings, Anna Lou Smiih Tom Good, Bob Behnfeldf, Maurice Ballmer, lavonda Reimundi Mary Ellen Myers, Bert Richards, Donna Shaffer, Lcxvondu Overy, Meef The Producers Hof OH The Press B Meet The Producers As you look through this book, you will see the efforts we put forth this year. We had the responsibility of collecting records for our year book. We started this task very early in September when we started on an annual drive. During the year we Seniors and Juniors worked very hard in order that you readers of this McClurean might have in a permanent form the events of the school year 1949-50. We had as our advisors, very capable people, Mr. Neiderhiser, our superintendent, and Mrs. Harmon, our commercial teacher. To Mr. Neiderhiser, Mrs. Harmon, and everyone that helped make this yearbook possible, we sincerely extend our deepest gratitude for the num- erous efforts they put forth to make the McClurean a success. Although we had plenty of headaches, work, and worry, we still had lots of fun which we shall never forget. We truly hope that the 1950 McClurean meets the approval of all its readers. Our staff consisted of: Editor, Marilyn Neiderhiser, Associate, Bert Richards, Business Man- ager, Bob Behnfeldt, Associate, Carol Hull, Advertising Manager, Lavonda Overy, Associate, Arthur Shepard, Feature Editor, Maurice Ballmer, Associate, June Allen, Sports Editor, Tommy Good, Associate, Bob Wagner, Literary Editor, Marilyn Jennings, Associate, Norman Von Seg- gern, Snap Shot Editor, Richard Yarnell, Associate, Lester Shufelt, Senior Editor, Lavonda Rei- mund, Associate, Jean Zimmerman, Typists, Seniors, Division Pages, Bob Kistner, Advisors, Mr. Neiderhiser and Mrs. Harmon. Hot Off The Press Extra! Extra! Get your Indian Legends ! Read all about it! Extra! Extra! Again this year we have a school paper! The original name Newsette has been changed to lndian Legends . We are very proud of this paper which we will compare to any high school paper. Indian Legends comes hot off the press the second week of every month. The staff is composed of: Editor, Lavonda Overy, Associate, Bert Richards, Business Man- ager, Bob Behnfeldt, Associate, Maurice Ballmer, Sports Editor, Tom Good, Associate, George Kryder, Exchange Editor, Carl Boyd, Feature Editor, Lavonda Reimund, Associate, Marilyn Jen- nings, News Reporter, Mildred Shank, Mimeoscope, Richard Yarnell and Bob Kistner, Typists, Seniors, Advisors, Mrs. Harmon and Mr. Neiderhiser. We publish everything from grade and high schools news to gossip. With this experi- ence we all get a taste of newspaper work. We were very well supervised by Mrs. Harmon, our commercial teacher. Thanks, Mrs. Harmon, for your patience and guidance. Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Get your lndian Legends ! Extra! Extra! The McClure Beanery Pushing Ofher People's Dirf Pushing Other People's Dirt Want a room cleaned? Just call Mr. Doyle Good, the man who pushes other people's dirt. Few of us appreciate the work that he does. It takes lots of work to keep the school building clean, comfortable, and in order. Mr. Good must rise very early on cold mornings in order to heat the building by 9:00 A.M. He is working hard while the rest of us are deep in slumber. Then when any activities take place at night, he must be there to unlock the doors, turn on the lights, clean up any messes, and lock the doors again before he leaves. Mr. Good is the man to whom we go for any assistance that is needed for taking care of the school house. He has several helpers including his wife and daughter, Lou Anne. Pushing Cther People's Dirt seems to be his duty day after day. He is very deserv- ing of any praise he may get. The McClure Beanery When it comes to food, don't worry, for you will be well fed in the McClure Cafeteria. Again this year, we had very good cooks, Mrs. Oscar Busch and Mrs. David Hatfield. They gave us well balanced and appetizing meals. They were good! They certainly worked hard and long in order to give us such good food. We wonder how they did it! A way to a man's heart is through his stomach is an old saying that our cooks have proved to be true. At least, it worked for the cooks! With the encouragement of our local doctor, Dr. J. A. Ruder and with the aid of the government, a new cafeteria was established for the school-year of 1939-1940. The late Mrs. Ruth Adams was the first cook. Practically every year since that time, something new has been added to the cafeteria. Within the last six years, a new refrigerator, a new stove, built-in cupboards, ci new sink, an electric potato masher, and numerous other articles have been added. Government sur- plus has provided some dried fruit to the school which is served after being properly pre- pared. To the cooks we sincerely extend our thanks for the good meals. To Dr. Ruder we extend our gratitude for helping establish a cafeteria. Mr. Reimund, Mr. Brown, Mr. Bohling, Mr. Tietie Cruising Down The Road For five days a week, thirty-six weeks a year, our bus drivers go cruising down the road around 7:30 A.M. and again at 3:30 P.M. We have four very competent men as our bus drivers. They are Mr. Ernest Bohling, Mr. Bryce Brown, Mr. Ernest Reimund, and Mr. Otto Tietie. Mr. Tietie drives the Westhope bus. The bus that Mr. Reimund drives is a board owned bus. The other buses are indi- vidually owned by the drivers. Through rain or snow, in fact, during almost any kind of weather, our bus drivers make their rounds to pick up the students. This is sometimes to our disappointment. We wish to express our thanks and gratitude to the men who go cruising down the road . Time Marches On These were the little guys and gals of the 193O's, now let's see who they are. C11 You'd never guess it but it's Al- bert Bell. C21 My, Bob Wenig, what a cute smile! C31 Why tha bashful look Richard Yarnell? C41 Bathing beauty, you'd never know it, but l do believe this one is Lavonda Reimund. C51 Meet Miss Donna Shaffer at the age of three. C61 My, my Tommy Good weren't you a cute baby! C71 Well if it isn't Maurice Ballmer! C81 How you have changed, George Kryder! C91 Well, Virginia Booth still has her pretty curls. C101 Sleep baby sleep, it must be Marilyn Neiderhiser. C111 Little peppy cheerleader, none other than Teddy Kryder. C121 Why so bashful Bob Behnfeldt? C131 Why all that material Elmer Carrol? C141 That little fellow is Bob Kistner. C151 All ready for a swim is Lavonda Overy. C161 Yes, it's Jane Alspaugh, when she was iust a little girl. C171 We presume the first little girl is Virginia Johnson hugging her baby sister. C181 Was the sun bright Anna Louise Smith? C191 Another bashful Senior, it's Alice Jane Newlove. C201 You've guessed it, the little girl is Marilyn Jennings. C211 This little girl is Georgean Titus. C221 Do you still like to play with dolls Mary Ellen Myers? It seems Mildred Shank, Carl Boyd and Bud Zimmerman were never little tots like the rest of us because they couldn't find a picture when they were little. H's Our Lazy Day Since this is our last year of high school we thought it would be nice to be natural in iust one picture. The Senior girls seem to be having a lot of fun, but why that look, Mary Ellen? The boys broke their cider jug so they had to display the remains. Those expressions aren't from the cider, we're sure of that. By the way, boys, how did that iug get broken? A Person Worth Knowing ICont'd1 Mr. Neiderhiser has been here seven years. During this time, he has done much to improve our school and community. Through his efforts, our playground has been improved. When Mr. Neiderhiser arrived we had only a merry-go-round and a teeter-board. Now we have a slide, swings, a walking ladder, and a cement tennis court, which can be used as an out-door basketball court. This has been no expense to the school board. He also has secured machinery for the workshop through government surplus, with no cost to the Board of Education. With the combined efforts of Mr. Neiderhiser and Mr. B. E. Snider, a Smith- Hughes Home Economics Department was established. The Home Economics room is the nic- est in Henry County. Into the school curriculum, he has added public speaking. This course is a modern subiect which is invaluable in life. In public speaking, make-up, dramatics, debates, round- table discussions, parliamentary procedure, and speeches are studied. Mr. Neiderhiser takes an active part in community and church affairs. Ever since our superintendent came to McClure in 1943, he has been a Sunday school teacher in the E.U.B. Church. Mr. Neiderhiser has also served on the church council. Superintendent Neiderhiser belongs to the Bethany Grange, Pomona Grange, Masons, T.B. and Polio Committees, plus many other organizations. Before Mr. Neiderhiser came to McClure, he was principal at McComb. There he also took and active part in school and community activities. Superintendent Neiderhiser direct- ed numerous plays in which he and his wife did all the make-up. He, with the help of his wife, Mrs. Neiderhiser, organized and directed the C.E. for young people of his church and community. Mr. Neiderhiser taught the Young People's Sunday school classes of two churches. He also acted as pastor for several ministers of the area while they were on vacation. Superintendent Neiderhiser founded the Mock Trial in McComb Schools, where he taught public speaking and history, along with his supervision work. Mr. Neiderhiser received his formal education at Findlay College and Columbia Univer- sity. He is now working on his Ph.D. at Ohio State University. Mr. Neiderhiser has arranged into the school schedule, a Chapel Service, for the fur- thering of Christian ideals. This is new in our school. Through his tireless efforts, the cafeteria has been immensely improved during the last seven years. This has been done with no expense to the Board of Education. A new sink, a refrigerator, and other numerous articles have been added. The lights in the study hall have been added through the efforts of Mr. Neiderhiser and the co-operation of the students and community in raising enough money to buy these lights. Mr. Neiderhiser is well known throughout this area for his oratorical ability. He also is well known in other areas for this same reason. Our superintendent has spoken num- erous times before church and civic meetings. We, more or less, have taken Superintendent Neiderhiser for granted. Mr. Neiderhiser has done much to indoctrinate new ideas and thoughts into our minds by his tireless efforts. We are very fortunate to have such a qualified, industrious, experienced educator, civic leader, Christian worker for all churches, an outstanding citizen, and friend to everyone, as our superintendent. Our Ideal Man ICont'd1 Mr. Brandon has been in school work for 44 years. Forty-two of these years have been spent in administration. He has been Superintendent of Schools at Hollansburg, Martinsburg, and Holgate. For three years, Mr. Brandon was District Superintendent of Defiance and Coun- ty Superintendent of Defiance County. This is the ninth year for Mr. Brandon as County Superintendent of Henry County. Almost all of Mr. Brandon's college work was taken in summer school after he had begun to teach. He is a graduate of Defiance College. Mr. Brandon also has taken gradu- ate work at Ohio State University. Supt. Brandon is affiliated with such organizations as the Masons. He and his wife are members of the Presbyterian Church of Napoleon. Mr. Brandon is recognized as a prominent educator by the Ohio Department of Educa- tion. He also is recognized as an outstanding orator. Supt. Brandon has very high ideals. He is always a friend to everyone. Supt. Bran- don is well known and well liked wherever he goes. He takes an interest in the welfare of his church and community. Our schools have been immensely improved and modernized by his tireless efforts. As a Christian leader, educator, and friend, he rates very high. Let us never again take Supt. Brandon for granted. He is our ldeal Man . The Men Behind The School fCont'd1 These men have always stood behind our school. They have been sure that the stu- dents of McClure School get the best education possible on the limited budget which they have. We feel that the McClure School District has shown a great interest in school affairs by selecting such men as they have for the Board of Education -past and present. These men have made us feel very proud of our school. The Spirit of '51 I C onf'd I As the Spirit of '5l we feel very happy now that we are Juniors. Jovial and Jubilant Undaunted and Upright Nosey and Nervous Intelligent and lndustrious Obedient and Obvious Reverent and Religious Saucy and Smart Baccalaureate Sunday, May 'I4, 1950 8:00 P.M. Processional .....,...,......,.......,..........,...,.......,.......,,,..., Miss Cinda Hatcher Grand March from Tannhauser by Richard Wagner Invocation ...,...,......... .,.. ,,.,..,.,,.., .,....,...,......,. R e v . Guy Lubold Music , i........ ,..,.. .........,...,.....,.,.i.,.. Scripture Reading .,.. Music , ,. .,......,., ...,.,. .,..,...,..,...,,,.,.. . . . Class Sermon ..r..,. .,,. ....,...., ....,..i,,......4...,,...,..,.,..,.... R e v . E. H. Daubert Minister of the McClure Evangelical United Brethren Church Music . ...., .... . . .............., .. ..., , ...,..,...,......,...,..............,....,.,.,., . Benediction ,.., . .. Rev. Rex Garrabront Miss Cinda Hatcher Recessional . , ..,4,...4......s..,.,....,,..,........ .,......,. ..,. A . Grand March from Tannhauser by Richard Wagner Commencement Friday, May 'I9 8:00 P.M. Processional .,.., ,.,...,.... .,.,.,,,. ,.,.,.,,,....,. . . ..,. . r Miss Cinda Hatcher Pomp and Circumstanceu by Edward Elgar Rev. Rex Garrabrant Invocation .. ,. . Salutatory .,... Lavonda Reimund Music .. ....., . .,.r..... Senior Class Class History ..., .,,. M arilyn Jennings Music ...... .,.....i....... Senior Girls Valedictory , .. . .. Marilyn Neiderhiser Music ..,.,.,. .................. ...., L a vonda Reimund Solo Class Address ..,., ................ . .........,..,.s....,. .,.. R e v. Tennyson Guyer Minister, Orator, Findlay, Ohio Presentation of Diplomas ..,. ....,. A ,. ..,...,,.s....,.,..,.. ...,. V erne Rudolph President of Board of Education Benediction .,., ,.... .......,...,..,...,.........,.,..,.. ........ R e v . Guy Lubold Recessional ..r.. .,...r,....,...,.,....r.........,,.....,..,... . . Miss Cinda Hatcher Pomp and Circumstance by Edward Elgar A Roving SEPTEMBER 6 School Opens OCTOBER 18 F. H. A. Meeting 27 P. T. A. Meeting 28 Northwestern Teachers Meeting NOVEMBER 4 Florida at McClure 9 Senior Class Play 11 McClure at Malinta 16 Game Supper 17 F. H. A. Meeting 18 Ridgeville at McClure 22 McClure at Hamler DECEMBER 5 County Teachers Meeting 9 McClure at Holgate 13 Tontogany at McClure 15 F. H. A. Meeting 16 Deshler at McClure 19 McClure at Weston 22 Christmas Vacation Senior Class Party 23 McClure at Florida Starts JANUARY 2 School Reopens 3 McClure at Grand Rapids 10 McClure at Tontogany 11 Maumee Valley Boys Sponsored by Seniors 13 McClure at Ridgeville 17 Weston at McClure 19 F. H. A. Meeting 20 Hamler at McClure Reporter Reports 24 McClure at Lyons 27 Sophomore Return Party 31 Lyons at McClure FEBRUARY 3 Holgate at McClure 7 Malinta at McClure 9 F. H. A. Meeting 10 McClure at Deshler 14 Tournament 15 Tournament 16 G. A. A. Party 17 P. T. A. Meeting 18 Tournament 21 Tournament 22 Farmers' Institute 23 Farmers' Institute 24 Tournament 25 Tournament MARCH 16 F. H. A. Meeting 23 P. T. A. Meeting APRIL 13 F. H. A. Meeting 20 P. T. A. Meeting MAY 5 Junior Class Play 12 Junior 8. Senior Banquet 14 Baccalaureate 19 Commencement 19 School Closes AUGUST 3 Mr. Neiderhiser's birthday H' f-Qfwelww HA fl With best wishes fo the Senior Class ROBERT K. MILLER Your Insurance Man COMPLIMENTS OF METIIOPULE NITE IILUB Good Food and Beverages NAPOLEON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF NIELMIIN'S IIIIDIIEIIY NAPOLEON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF J. N. SIINENIILTZ SONS NAPOLEON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK 6. IIEILMIIN Coal and Builders Supplies 415 E. Clinion Sf. Phone 2341 NAPOLEON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF BILL'S PO0L IIDIIM NAPOLEON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF WaIIer's Gollision Service NAPOLEON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF GIIIIYSON'S DRUG STOIIE COMPLIMENTS OF IIII. W. V. 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Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Goodyear Tires - Batteries Frigidaire Ranges - Refrigerators Water Heaters SALES AND SERVICE NAPOLEON, OHIO ahn 81 OQlie1r Again familiar and reassuring slogan aMu.mc...because it has appeared in ousands of the country's finest year- oks for the past half century. AssumNc...because those years of ecialized experience bring complete vice, outstanding quality and de- ndable delivery to the yearbook stajq tb whom we work. + HN A OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 W. Walllington Blvd Chicago 7, Illinois l ll 412 ll Y lull.llllllklRllQ1fwl M Y X I After Graduation Days 1904-1905 - Supt. R. Meade Bessie Crawford ., , .,.,...,.. .... . . Deceased Aura lLa1enbyJ Drake .. ,,.Windsteed, Conn. Lester McClure ......,.,.,........ ........... M :Clure, O. 1905-1906 - Supt. J. A. Folk Maude iFrazierJ Johnson ...,...... Napoleon, O. Earl Lowery. .... ...............,... ......... Linda iGuyerJ Reid .... , .,,.,. . Lee Shepard ....v......,........,..,,. Mabel lFarison1 Vogel ....... 1906-1907 - Supt. McClure, 0. ...Napoleon, O. Florida, O. , .,......,. McClure, O. J. A. Felk Ethel llymangroverl Berno. .,....,.. Holgate, O. lna Uohnsl Burgman .............. .... . , Canada Marie lKuntzl Summers ......,...,.., Chardon, O. Cloyce Fiser ,... ..,......,.... . .. ........ Deceased Ethel lRechterJ Foor ..........,..,. ...,... T oledo, O. John Garster ,... ...... ..................,. W e stan, O. Chole iMasonJ Blanchong ....,.,,... McClure, O. Eva CFiserJ Herge, ....,...., ,.,......,.,. . .Malinta, O. Otto Tuttle .........,...,. ...,,.....,.,. F erndale, Mich. Adelia CWilcoxl Hill ..,.,... Pinebluff, Ark. Florence KMasonJ Keller ..,.........,., ...Deceased 1907-1908-Supt. O. C. Ault Hayes Cromwell .........,....,.,........, .,.... D eceased Adda Buckingham ...,,....,. Alice 1Reidl Fitch .....,....,.. .......Detroit, Mich. Deceased Leah lHughesJ Halliman .,......... Toledo, O. Wayne Johnson ,....... ....,..... ....,,.. N a poieon, O. Flossie iCollinsJ Hockman ......, .. McClure, O. Edith IPhilpottt Reid ....,...... ...,, A rcadia, O. Herman Romaker. ....... .. Liberty Center, O. Francis lPhilpottJ Kasten ...........,... .. Deceased Bruce Reid .... ,..........,.,..,. ....,...,,.,,., A r cadia, O. Lola Shepard .,.....,.,,..........,.,.. ....... M cClure, O. 1908-1909-Supt. J. S. Wright Liberty Center, O. Carrie KWarnerj Conn ............,....... McClure, O. Helen iCroningerD Clifton Ralph Jennings ..,.............. .......... M cClure, O. Glenn Reid ........,...,......., .....,. N apoleon, O. Charles Romaker ,...,.,......... ....... .,.... L i ma, O. Clida iLa1enlyJ Smith .,.....,...... Lockwood, O. 1909-1910-Supt. W. T. Hatcher Verna KNultonj Boulis ........,. Liberty Center, O. Nellie tFarisonJ Carr... .,.. ............ M etamora, O. Wealthie Warner ......,. Ralph Cline ...........,...........,....... Youngstown, O. Estella illowlandl Michals ........,. Detroit, Mich. Nellie Myers ....,.,................. . ..,.. McClure, O. Lola lHouserJ Sheehan ....... ....,...... T oledo, O. 1910-1911 - Supt. W. T. Hatcher Fred DeTray ......,.,...........,.......,.......,....,.,.... Mich. Samuel Dull ...............,.,......,..,. Weston, O. Ada tMcCIureJ Feehrmeyer .... Gibsonburg, O. Charles Mason .....,. ,......,.. , ......... M cClure, O. Arthur Reid ....,.,. . .........,.. ........,..., D eceased Otto Miller ........ ......,... .....,. ....... M c C lure, O. 1911-1912-Supt. W. T. Hatcher Katie CHarmanJ Culver ......... Pittsburgh, Pa. Chole Jones . , .. .. ............ McClure, O. Zoe Uacobsonl Weasel ...,..,. ..,McClure, O. Jessie lMyersJ Rayle . ...,. Leipsic, O. Earl Rowland ..,.,....,. .. ....,... Toledo, O. Ben Shepard ........... , ...... McClure, O. Ralph Steiger .,.......... ....... D etroit, Mich. McClure, O. Nellie QRochteJ Zeis .........,..,,,... Cromers, O. 1912-1913-Supt. W. T. Hatcher Grace lAnothonyj Buck .......,..... Toledo, O. Nettie lllandolpht Burrill ...,.. , Toledo, Milo Carr .. ..., Placerville, Calif: Gertrude KMcClurel Chamberlin McClure, O. Maud KBelll Chubb ..,.... , .,...... Napoleon, O. Glenn Carr ..,...................., .... M etamore, Thomas Durbin ........... . .....,.......,.... Toledo, O. Howard Euler ......... .... . Deceased Raymond Graff ....,...., .... B rentwood, Calif. Charles Gerdes ........,,.. ,.......,,. .... M c Clure, O. Gladys lMowery1 Lumm Fremont O. Wa'den Philpott .. Bowling Green, O. Lillian fDurbinl Reuben ,... .. Toledo, O. Wilde: Willoughby ...,......., Tampa, Florida 1913-1914-Supt. W. T. Hatcher Mabel CBfairJ Fackler .... Flat Rock, Mich. Floyd Johnson .... ....,...,., Napoleon, O. Gladys Kenny ......... ..,.,.. Napoleon, O. Ada Mowery .....,.,.,..,... ......,. M cClure, O. Eva lReidJ Ahrend ..... ....... M alinta, O. Clyde Roberts ............,. ...., .,..,.. F r emont, O. 1914-1915 - Supt. M. M. Culver Emmet Cromwell .... , .......... ...,..,.. M cClure, O. Frank Cromwell .,.......,.. ........,,.. N apoleon, O. Deanne Daily ...,........,,....... ...... M aumee, O. Clem Foltz ...........,.......... . .....,.,.,.... Toledo, O. Jessie fPhiIpottl Moore ,... .,.. . ..Arcadia, 0. Florence iGarsterj Gray .. New York, City Harold Nelson .............. .................. T oledo, O. Glenn Randolph ...,...,....... . .... Toledo, O. Abbie Sheely ............................,. Big Praire, O. 1915-1916-Supt. M. M. Culver Grace lBelll Carter ........,.. ....,.. N apoleon, O. Florence iKryderJ Bowers ...... ...... T oledo, O. Lolo CFraizerJ Brown ........... . . McClure, O. Paul Garster .......... .,... ...... N e w York City Irene CConnollyJ Gengrich ...... Stockton, Calif. Tressa Uenningsi Shepard, ...... ..Toledo, O. Jewell lCrawfordJ Farrison .... Napoleon, O. Waldo Nelson ..................,,..., Cincinnati, O. Fama iFiserl Weisel ............ Monroe, Mich. 1916-1917-Supt. M. M. Culver Dorothy CDurbin1 Truesdale ....... Fremont, O. Esther KRudolphJ Brown ....,.,... Decea sed Mary CFoltzJ Yarnell .................. Napoleon, O. George Krohn .,.. ............, G relton, O. Esther CBallord1 McClure .....,.... McClure, O. Walter Watkins .. ....................... Napoleon, O. Marie CFoltzl Weasel .,.,..... ..,..... D eshler, O. Alnetta KWinchJ Beavers ............,. McClure, O. 1917-1918 - Supt. G. L. Stackhouse Esther lBrownl Alspaugh ........ ...McClure, O. Leroy Connolly ..,........ .,... ....... Y p silanti, Mich. Blair Farison .,........,....................,... McClure, O. Burl Spraw . ,..... ..,,......... .....,........,. D e ceased Drella iMollettJ Shanover ...,,,,....... . Deceased Cinda Hatcher ..............,........,..... McClure, O. Elmer Hutchinson ............,......,.. Oak Park, Ill. James lngle ............ ......... Findlay, O. Freda fKennyD Yacke ..,.... ..,,... T oledo, O. Myron Pittman .............,.... ...,..... M artel, O. Julian Kryder .......................,.......... McClure, O. Ortha KDarrol1 Morgan .......... Portsmouth, O. Mildred KAnthonyJ Rowland ...... McClure, O. Edna Rudolph, .................................. McClure, O. Lillian QDeTrayJ Steiger .,...,........ Detroit, Mich. 1918-1919- Supt. G. L. Stackhouse Nellie CBattlesl Baldwin .....,............. Toledo, O. Harry Bell ........,.......,......,............, Napoleon, O. Lloyd Bell ....,...................... .,.....,.... T oledo, 0. Zelma fCline1 Craver .,........ ..,....... De Ita, O. Laura fKrohn7 Crockett .........,,.,.... McClure, O. Lillie iCollinsl Granzmann... .. ..... Toledo, O. Neta lKellyI Richard ,... ...... .,...,. D e ceased Vincent Philpott ......,..,....,... ....,.. . .Deceased Dr. Bernard Johnson ....,................. Deshler, O. Theodore Kryder ...,.,............ ,.,.... . McClure, O. Gertrude CWeilsl Neinem ..,....,....,... Toledo, O. Pauline fSloanJ Middleton .........,.. McClure, O. Mabel fBallardJ Ferguson ............ McClure, O. Herbert Miller ,........................ ....,..... T oledo, O. Mildred iOrthweinl Richard. ....., McClure, O. Paul Sloan ........................,.......,. Buffalo, N. Y. Tillie lArmbrusterJ Sloan., Bowling Green, O. Orlo Steiger ............,.,..........,......... Detroit, Mich. Cora Warner ,..... ,...... ........, .,..,.. , . N apoleon, O. Agnes fMillerl Rudolph .... Liberty Center, O. 1919-1920-Supt. G. L. Stackhouse Bessie tRudolphJ Alspaugh .......,.., McClure, O. Raymond Baldwin ..................... ...,,,. T oledo, O. Paul Blair .................... ,... ............... N a poleon, O. Nellie KBovardl Huff .............. ........ T oledo, O. Elsie Uonesb Brannon ........................ Toledo, O. Norma Uenningsj Browning ,........ McClure, O. Fortice iWeaverJ Sterling ........,......... Deceased Grace CReidJ Weaver .............,......,.... Deceased Edna Farison ..........,..,..........,...,......... Toledo, O. Nelson Foor ............,............... Worthington, O. Lawrence Johnson ,.,..........,. Bowling Green, O. Gretchen CMoweryJ Rhoades ....,.. Toledo, 0. Everett Nelson .....,............,.......,.... McClure, O. Galen Perry ...................,,,.,....,...... Sylvania, O. Glenn Pittman .....,,....... ......, R ichwood, O. Mildred fMazierJ Rochte .................,. Toledo, O. Carl Rowland , ......., ,... .... , . McClure, O. Golda CSpowJ Powell .,........., Whitehouse, O. Neva lKing1 Lambert ...................... Toledo, O. 1920-1921-Supt. M. M. Culver Verda lSampsell Broadseker ,...., Waco, Texas Frank Meglin ......,........,............... ...,..,..... M ich. Bessie fKrohn1 Smith ........,........ Napoleon, O. Hoyt Sprow ...........,...,..,......,....... .,McCIure, O. 1921-1922-Supt. M. M. Culver Evelyn CCarrJ Braun ............. ,. .... Toledo, O. Bickford Carroll .... .. ....... Glendale, Calif. Annabelle iKryderl Cook ....... Worthington, O. Maynard Nelson ,.........,..,........, Cleveland, O. Elfie lWilfordJ Naveau ., . ..,,... Napoleon, O. Corrine CMeyersJ Wagoner ....... Napoleon, O. 1922-1923-Supt. M. M. Culver Edgar Randolph ...,,....................,. Wauseon, O. Paul Bell .... ...,,....... ...................... M c Clure, O. Hildegar-d iRandolphJ Ewing... ...Toledo, 0. Rollin Fuser ...................,............... Toledo, O. Eva Uoyl Gardner ............ .....,. B ellview, O. Gladys CAdomsJ Evinger .... .... Toledo, O. Vlrgll Hemmelskamp ....,.. Milton Center, O. Hazel fKingJ Schneider ...,. Bowling Green, O. Llewelyn McCurdy ...... .. ..,............. Toledo, O. Martha Meyers ...... ........., ....... T oledo, O. Eva Kkeedl Stant ....,, .....,. . ..,. L ima O. Robert Rettu .......... ,.,.... ....., W i lmington, Dela. Helen Van Fassel ..,..... Louis Stout ...........,... .......,..... H oytville, 1923-1924-Supt. W. W. Heater Deceased O. Earl Bohling ............ .,..... C olumbus City, Ind. Eula Bucklm ............. .............,.... T oledo, O. Irene Culbertson ........,................, McClure, O. Rowland Good ..,. ...... .............. M c Clure, O. Iona lSickmillerl Heater .......... Sherwood, O. Lola Uonest Noe ...,.........,......... West Virginia Verdon Moore .................... ........... A kron, O. C'ay Morgret ..,. ..... .... ........ M e m phis, Tenn. Charlotte COberdorffl Calter ......, Oxford, O. Opal iSickmillerl Pittman ............... Martel, O. Beatrice iShilderJ Lanzer .......... .... M cClure, O. Berdine lTuttleJ Shoults ......... .Ferndale, Mich. Ray Whitney ............. ....,.......,.. ....... T o ledo, O. 1924-1925-Supt. W. W. Heater Kenneth Barnes .......,............... Whitehouse, O. Howard Bowers . .,....... ..... . .. ...... Columbus, O. Maire lliurchfieldj Armstrong Miami, Florida Vernabello KAdamsl Carter Grand Rapids, O. Floyd Culbertson .....,.............. Kansas City, O. Gayle Jones ..............,.,,. ...,. Albion, O. Abner Hoffman ,. ......,............,... Napoleon, O. Lois iReinbarthD House ..........,.., Deshler, O. Emma iKryderJ Hoffman ........, Napoleon, O. Vernon McClure .. .....,..,,..... McClure, O. Osca Uoyj McCormick .....,.....,. Sylvania, O. Fay QMillerl Walker .....,,.. ..,.... T oledo, O. Leona lGoodJ Moore ..,.., ..,... A kron, O. Elmo Richard ..,..... ...,...... .,... N a paleon, O. George Van Tassel ....... .. ....,.....,.. McClure, O. 1925-1926 - Supt. Mary Philpott Robert Good ....... ,...................... Deceased Velma Uenningsj Anderson. .,........ California Clarence Austermiller ............ ......,. T oledo, O. Dolly lGordonl Beck . .,.... Liberty Center, O. Winifred fliistnerl Bliss ..... ....,....... D elta, O. Wilta lFenstermakerJ Stevic ..... ...Michigan Donna Wogell Knifer .... .....,..... W auseon, O. Carl Meglin .,,.,........,.................. Columbus, O. Arthur Nelson .... .. .... ...,.... . ..,... T oledo, O. Evelyn CDennieJ Sickmiller... ...,... Holgate, O. Helen illettigl Shepard .......,.,...... McClure, O. Harold Richard ....................,....,... McClure, O. 1926-1927 - Supt. Mary Philpott Clara fBohlingJ Cromwell... ...,., McClure, O. Alvida QCromwellJ Spicer .... Grand Ra ids, O. Vondale KFiserl Burket ................ Findiay, O. Bruce Horner .... ......... ................. L a ncaster, 0. Raymond Heiserman ...,. ......., M onroe, Mich. Grace iPope1 Howe ..,.... .......... G relton, O. Donald Kinney ...., ,...,. ,....,........., , . McClure, 0. Margaret CMooreJ Frost .... .,,....... F indlay, O. Norton Nelson ........... North Parryton, N. Y. Marceil lRicknerl Doll. ................. McClure, O. lrvin Rudolph. ..... .. ,............,....,.... McClure, O. Maynard Weaver ....... ...... . ,... A ttica, O. Stanley Weimer .... ......... ..... .......,. C o l umbus, O. 1927-1928 - Supt. Mary Philpott Earnest Bohling .... .,.,.,...,.....,...... M cClure, O. Gail iFenstermakerl Deilman ...... Defiance, 0. Helen Uenningsl Wires .,.............. McClure, 0. Affer Graduation Days Donald Mowery .,...,. . ..... ...,...,..., T oledo, O. Loren Peery ..... ,....... ....... ..... .......,.. De I t a , O. Victor McCurdy ..., ......,,..,... L iberty Center, O. Earl Overy .,.......,.....,,...................,.. Toledo, 0. Evelyn lPeeryl Bohling .............,... McClure, O. Marion lSmithJ Zines ..........,......... Toledo, O. Marguerite lWilcoxl Fawley .. McClure, O. Hershel Hines ............. .,..... B owling Green, O. 1928-1929-Supt. J. O. Hagedern Francis lVon Tassell Buck .........., Deceased Burl Weimer . ............,,...,...........,.... Rudolph, O. Josephine Uippenl Schuler ..... . Toledo, O. Richard Eversole .,...,...,...,........, Ferndale, Mich. Leo Beals .....,...,...,...........,.. .,.......,...... D eceased 1934-1935-Supt. P. E. Teegarden Earnest Anderson .,...,...,...........,......... Deceased Carl Moon ..., . ..,, .............. C olumbus, O. Catherine lShofferJ Johnson McClure, O. Marcella lGoodl Hull ..... ........... D etroit, Mich. Mary lCooperJ Smith .,..,... ...,.. M cClure, O. Myrtle lNauglel Shunk ...,, Grand Rapids, O. Robert Adams ....,...,..,.,....... Bowling Green, O. Richard Sheely ,.......,..... ..,..... B ig Prairie, O. Donald McClure ...... ......... M cClure, O. Dorothy Kolbe .....,.,........,.......,........... Leipsic, O. 1935-1936-Supt. P. E. Teegarden Herman Ballmer . ..,...,... .... ,,., C o lumbus, O. Irene Uohnsonl Hoover ,....... ....., N apoleon, O. Arthur Smith ..... ,..... . . ....,.,...,.,. . ..., McClure, 0. John Chamberlain . . . ....... McClure, O. Marguerite fConnl Rowland ...... McClure, O. Junior Connolly ,... ...... . Napoleon, O. Marceil lShaneyfeItl Dietrich Napoleon, O. Paul Strayer .. ,,..,. ,..................... T ontogany, O. Raymond Staub .........,.......,......,,......... Deceased 1936-1937-Supt. P. E. Teegarden Junior Anderson .........,....,... Bowling Green, O, Eleanor lConnl Austermiller ....,., Napoleon, O. Franklin Boyd .... .............,,... .,..,. N a poleon, O. Thelma lHaIel Lance ...,.,..........,.,. McClure, O. Warren Boyer ....,............... . ...... McClure, O. Vivian lHartsingJ Moon .,..,........ .Toledo, O. Chas. Geitgey ........ ...,. ........... N a poleon, O. Meredith lHecklerJ Booth .Grand Rapids, O. Francis lAls aughl Good ..,.......... McClure, O. Warren Culbertson ..,......,............. McClure, O. Lloyd Donnie ....,......... ...,,........,... N apoleon, O. Kathryn lFiserl Andrews ........,.. . Toledo, O. Kathryn lDeilmanl Knoll ,.,.....,, Napoleon, O. Earnest Doll ......,.....,.......,... ...,,.. M cClure, O. Claire Fiser ...,,.................. ......, M cClure, O. Ray Gordon ................,.... ........... M cClure, O. Alfred Oberdorf ..,............,....,.. Greenwich, O. Irene lPeeryl Jennings ....... ........ M cClure, O. Paul Pope .........,.... ,... . . ........ McClure, O. Kelso Richard .,.. ,,..... ......... ,..... T o I eda, O. laura lwolfl Richard ...................... Toledo, O. 1929-1930-Supt. J. O. Hageclorn Harold Rettig . ...............,... .,....,..... M cClure, O. Doyle Good .............. ,....,... M :Clure, O. George Nelson ......,..... .,....., N apoleon, O. Donald L. Shepard ...., ........ M cClure, O. Royce Steiger ....,......, ...,,...... M cClure, O. Russell McClure ......, .......... ..... T o Iedo, O. Walter Weimer ....................... Tecumseh, Mich. 1930-1931-Supt. J. O. Hagedorn Mildred lHockmanl Wall .......... Hoytville, O. Franklin Adams .......,..... ..........,. M cClure, O. Lena lBohIingl Sholtz ..... ....... S wanton, O. Alice lCromwelIl Armbruster ..........,....,..,.... Grand Rapids, O. George Doll ...........,...,.........,...,..... McClure, O. Charles Deilman ........., .,......... M cClure, O. Merle Good ........,.........,.. ,,....... . .Akron, O. Bryce Orwig ....................,.........,. McClure, O. Mildred fKingl Jaqua .,..... .,.... N apoleon, O. Inez fMiIlerl Burling. ...... . . ,....... ..McClure, O. Leslie Pittman .....,.,.....,..,. . .,............. Delta, O. Flossie lShepardJ Gustwiller ........,........,. Liberty Center, O. Don Smith ,.,.,. ..................,............. N apoleon, O. Dale Gordon .....,...,...... ,.,.. . .. ......,... Deceased Margaret .lSickmiIlerl Kryder .... McClure, O. LeRoy Weimer .....,...,.......... ....... N apoleon, O. 1931-1932-Supt. J. 0. Hagedorn Elmer Beals ..........,.,..,....................,, Toledo, O. Roscoe Doll ..,.....,... . ...,.. St. Louis, Mich. Howard Harmon ...,... ..,...,.... M cClure, O. Howard Fitch .....,............. ....,..,.... F indlay, O. Joseph Harner ...............,..............., . Mich. Wayne Heiserman ......... .. McClure, 0. Velma lStaubl Crombery ...Milton Center, O. Norris Houser ................ .....,, F t. Wayne, Ind. Ralph Conn .. .,...,...................,..... ...Toledo, O. Dorcas McCurdy . ..,..... ...... ........ De t roit, Mich. Marie lMcCIureJ Everetts.... .. Swanton, O. Warren Rettig ..............,.....,.,.. Burbank, Calif. Edna lRoochl Wagner ....,. .... ...,.. Toledo, O. Emery Williams ., ..,........... Bowling Green, O. 1932-1933-Supt. J. O. Hagedern Helen lErvenJ Rhoades ...... Harvey Beavers ............... Walter Frazier .......,,............., Robert Erven ......... ......... . Evelyn lSeekampJ Conn .,.. Irene Uenningsl Smith. ,.., ...... . . Paul Jennings ........,........... Austin Jennings . .... Wealthie lMyersl Shepard Va. .. Swanton, O. Grand Rapids, O. ..........McClure, O. Toledo, O. Napoleon, O. McClure, O. .. ,.,. McClure, O. McClure, O. Lois lllelmundl Reed .,............. Hoytville, O. Rosina lllockmanl Tonies . .. McClure, O. Orville Weaver .. ......... .. Liberty Center, O. 1933-1934 - Supt. J. O. Hageclorn Patrina Neilson ....................,......,... Weston, O. Margaret fFiserl Pacer ............ .... T oledo, O. Lee Roach ....,..,.......,.......,....,... Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ivan Johnson ,...,... ,..... ..... .......... M c C lure, O. Flossie lMilIerl Kline ............. ...., D eshler, O. Inez lliatfieldl Houser ....,...... Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dawn Carlisle .....,..................... Napoleon, O. Virginia Archer ..,,................,....,.... Gary, Ind. Dorothy lCIerkl Burdutt .......,... .... M :Clure, O. Eldon Johnson ,..... . ,,...,. ...... . .... N apoleon, O. Mary fNauglel Hoover ...... Grand Rapids, O. Verl Reimund . ,........ .. .......... ,Nopoleon, O. Helen Mae fNeilsonJ Boyer ,....,., .. McClure, O. Robert Rowland .... . .... McClure, O. Mary Julia KShaneyfeltl Whetstone ....,. ,.,.. . ..,.......,.,...... ..,.... .,,......,........ T o Iedo, O Henry Wenzel .....,........., .. McClure, O. Chella Young ........,............. Bowling Green, O. 1937-1938-Supt. P. E. Teegarden Norman Boyer. ..,..........,.. . ..,........... McClure, O. Cecil Brown ...............,,......,,...,...... McClure, O. Don Harmon .....,........... ........ M alinta, 0. Jean lHecklerl Warner ....., Grand Rapids, O. Dorothy fKrohnJ Keiffer. .,.,............... Lima, O. Everett Mason ....,.....,.......,...... .... M cClure, O. Ottis Heiserman .,.................... New Port, Mich. Frank Johnson . ............... ....,. ....... M c Clure, O. Evonda 1McClureJ Leinderker ..,... Deshler, O. Paul Moon ..........,,..........................., Toledo, O. Victor Moon .,.........,.., ,...., ,......,.... . . .Toledo, O. Viola lMoonl Connolly .,........... Napoleon, O. Eugene Weimer .,......,......,,. ........... T oledo, O. Harold Weimer ..... . .... .,.... ........,.... D e ceased Jeanette lShivelyl Couch ............,. Malinta, O. Robert Shaffer ....,......,................. ..McClure, O. 1938-1939-Supt. P. E. Teegarden Maxine Ballmer .. .........,.... . ......... McClure, O. Lillie lBoydl Johnson ......,.... . .,.. McClure, O. Robert Chamberlin ., ..... Grand Rapids, O. Edna lDuquetteJ MacDonald Gibsonburg, O. Ruth fHouserl Barnes... .............. McClure, O. Ruth Uenningsl Bliss ......... McClure, O. Zelma Uenningsl Johnson ....... Napoleon, O. Norma CKleinl Duquette ....... . .,..... McClure, O. Robert Miller .......... ................... M cClure, O. Maxine lMillerl Bockelman ...... Van Wert, O. Jacqueline Mooney . ....... .... .. Toledo, O. Marvin Peery .. ............... Bowling Green, O. Louise lRuderJ Echols ................ Sandusky, O. Norma lSmithl Boyd .................. Napoleon, O. John Wenzel .... ..,.. ...... . ............... T o Iedo, O. Delores lwilcoxl Gilfil'en ..................... Calif. Bernita CWilliamsl Wilhelm ..... ....... . Green, O. 1939-1940-Supt. P. E. Teegarden lla Rose Adams ..,................,.......... McClure, O. Karl Barnes .............,...... .. ....... McClure, O. Virginia Wenig. ................. Long Island, N. Y. Robert Neilson ...... .. .............,........... Toledo, 0. Jean CBrownJ Abbot... ..... ........ D elta, O. Ida Mae lAndersonl Couch ..... Napoleon, O. Richard Mowery ............................. McClure, O. Evelyn lNewloveJ Weimer ,..... Whitehouse, O. Roy Geitgey ....., . ....... Napoleon, O. Mary louise CBalImerl Moon... . Toledo, O. Marion Maiers .......,...................... McClure, O. Orville Babcock ..., ...,........ .... M c Clure, O. Tyrona fHarpsterl Stevens ..... Napoleon, O. Leona lHarpsterl Crawford ...... Napoleon, O. Don Shepard .............................. McClure, O. Jean fSibertl Wack ...... . ....... Morenci, Mich. Bernard Pittman .......... ....... M cClure, O. Hilmar Johnson ........ . ...... McClure, O. Mary Flowers ..... ...... . McClure, O. Robert Conn .......,... ....... ....... M c Clure, O. Cloyce Mason . ................. ........... M :Clure, O. Ida lSidlel Shull .............. ........... M cClure, O. Marceil lBoothl Rowland ....... McClure, O. Paul Carlisle ..,... .. ..... .............,............ A rmy Marilyn lConnJ Shaffer ............... McClure, O. 1940-1941 - Supt. T. W. Knight Paul Fingers .... ,. ...,..........., ...Toledo, O. June fkowlandl Heckler .......... Waterville, O. Richard Watkins ...,............ ...... M cClure, O. Joe Flowers .... .. . ............... McClure, O. Dorothy iKrohnl Keiffer ........,.... Chicago, Ill. Marilyn fMillerl Smith... ........... McClure, O. Roland Glanz ...........................,.... Toledo, O. Willis Croninger . . ............,....., Napoleon, O. Alice fSweeneyl Light ,... ........... M :Clure, O. Charlotte CMoweIfYl Hull .......... McClure, O. William Johnson .... .......,.... N apoleon, O. Marceil lWeimerl Sheely ........... Killbuclc, O. Berneida lKneplyJ Fiser ...,......, .. McClure, O. James Smith . .. .... .. McClure, O. Phyllis lAustermillerl Goodman .. Toledo, O. Marceil Counselman . ........... ...... M cClure, O. Lloyd Kane .... ..... ........... M c Clure, O. Neomia lHinesl McAdam .......,.... Toledo, O. Junior Hull .. ............. .......... M cClure, O. Norman Alspough ......... Maumee, O. Elaino fFrymanJ Johnson .,.... .,.. M cClure, O. Kathleen lChamberlini Thurman McClure, O. Esther Uenningsl Wittenburg. ...... .... . . .. .......... ......... ...... . ....... N a poleon, O. James Keiffer .......... . ,. ........ McClure, O. lla Rose lGeitgeyJ Shumaker Napoleon, O. Dorothy CPulol Link ...................,... Toledo, O. Beatrice Spangler .... ......,........... M cClure, O. 1941-1942-Supt. T. W. Knight Pauline fAlspaughl Mason .......... McClure, O. Lavonne Babcock . ............ Toledo, O. Doris Jean lBrannonl Fisher ...,...... Toledo, O. Richard Bossa .... .. .,...................... Toledo, O. Betty fConnJ Croninger. ...... ....... M cClure, O. Ruth lilrowningl Wolf ...... Toledo, O. Maxine lRowlandJ Conn ............. McClure, O. Arthur Ruder .,...........,... .. McClure, O. Willis Shaneyfelt .... ................. D efiance, O. Norris Sibert . . . ,......... ..... M ich. Ruth lSpanglerl Richardson ....... McClure, O. Ruth lStaffordJ Chamberlin ....... . Mich. Lewis Tippin ...., .................,..... ...., T o Iedo, O. Glenn Wulff ., ..... . ....... ..... M cClure, O. Deloris llimmermanj Kane ....,.., McClure, O. Ralph Croninger .... .................... M cClure, O. Richard Farison .......,......,. ....... L exington, O. Norma Kinder . .... ....... . . .......... Toledo, O. Esther CKistnerl Haas ...,..... ...... T oledo, O. Norma CKaneJ Leist ........................ Toledo, O. Carl Kistner ........,......,................... McClure, O. Deloris Lashaway ..... . .. ........ McClure, O. Shirley CMcClurel Chamberlin ............., . . ............. . ........ Grand Rapids, O. Evelyn lPittmanl Watkins ....... McClure, O. Joe Roach ..,.................................... McClure, O. 1942-1943-Supt. T. W. Knight Margaret CAlspaughl Krukemyer .. ................. ., Pemberville, O. Harry Boyd . .,.. .............. ....,,. ...... . ..,,... I n d . Richard Flinn ............,............... Red King, Ind. Robert Busch ........,.......... ....,...,. . Delta, 0. Lois lBoothl Thompson ...... Fostoria, O. Melba lBossaJ Gallagher Liberty Center, O. Fred Miller .......... .... .,..... L i berty Center, O. Nina CHarmanl Wright ............. Adrian, Mich. Eugene Fronce . .......,. ..Malinta, O. Alice lConnollyJ Campbell ....... ....... . .. Mich. Marvin Jennings .,,. .... ..,....... N a poleon, O. Marilyn Jean fEvernJ La Rue ...... Van Wert, O. Iris lMerrilatl Kistner ........,.. ..... M cClure, O. Thurman Johnson .... . ............... Oakwood, O. Robert Rowland , ..., , ..,...,,..... McClure, O. Jane fNewlovel Richard ............. McClure, O. Phyllis Keiffer ...... .............. ....... M c Clure, 0. L -I-. -i- FD 1 Q 1 Q Q. C Q :I 0 3 U Q R4 ui Albert Richard .,,.,....,.. ........ M cClure 99 Gale Wulff ,....... ....,..,.... ....... M c Clure, Ann lRobertl Jennings ............. Napoleon, 9 1943-'l944- Supt. F. J. Neiderhiser 9 George Wells ...,.. ..., . ..,. .,,. N a paleon, Phyllis iMiddletonl Gilliland ..... Malinta, Mary Jane Booth ., .............,......... Toledo, Marcella CHUIIJ Shilder ..........,,...... McClure, Helen Lashaway ............... .... McClure, Marie KDuquettel Bressler. Bowling Green, Robert McClure ,....,....,.. ., .... Liberty Center, Lucille lOrwigl Wells .,..... Mary lFrymanl Weimer Marie lHartmanl Cooper . Evelyn 1Kramerl Businger Marilyn KBoyerJ Jones ...... Joyce lBrownl Allen ,,......., Eunice Rudolph ..,,.............. Ralph Knepley ..... Wilma CShepardl Geitgey Lois lMilIerl Huber ..,,. , .... ., Marilyn Reid , .,...........,.,,.. .. Ellen lSmithl Farison ...,.., Mary Leu :Minn was. Richard Baker ....,,.,......,.,.. 1944-1945 - Supt. F. Murrel Allen .....,,,,.....,...,,... Robert Bossa ........,. Eldon Alspaugh ..,...., Robert Farison .,.,.,... Herman Alspaugh ...... Francis Dibling ......,.. James Shaffer ..,. ...,... Wylie Busch .,.......,.........,... Vivian lCroml Stallfus ...., Edna Mae Cliinderl Morris Irma Carrol . ..,...... .,., . . Napoleon, Toledo, .,...,. McClure, J. .. .... Ma l i nta, .. .,..,... McClure 599999999 big! 5.2 - 2 ai S53-Mba af 535226 393393939 959999999 99 Detroit, Mi . ...... Custar, Neiderhiser Q QQ 5 ' Zi Z C 3333355 9999999959 E I -. 0 D. G C J B. 0 -. 3 Q P, E 0 S. I U 5. 5-9 , .,.... McClure, Wyomi Fern lRichardJ Keiffer, ...... . Evelyn Clark ..,..........,.....,.,. Waneta fFergusonl Boyer 1945-1946 - Supt. F. Calvin Von Seggern ..,,...... Robert Ballmer .,.. ....,.. Eugene Connolly ..,. McClure, O. ....,..,....McClure O. McClure, 0. J. Neiderhiser , ........,. McClure, O. Toledo, O. Columbus, O. Keith Miller ..,...,.....,.... ....,.... C olumbus, O. Galen Hines .......,.......,,... ..,..... M cClure, O. Harold Wagner ..... ,... ..... , . .. ,.... McClure, O. Betty lkowlandl Davis ,...,... ., ...,..., McClure, O. Robert Sautter .....,., .. ................... McClure, O. Rachel lBrowningl Fillian .,......,. Toledo, O. Duane Kerwin .,.., ...,...,... . .Napoleon, O. Florence lReinboltJ Sheely..Grand Rapids, O. Galen Houser ..., ......,.................... M cClure, O. Ruth CDulll Whitman ,............ ,...., M cClure, O. Glenn Good ..,. .....,.......,,. ...... , . , ..,.,..Vo. Rosella KDulleJ Flowers .........,...,.... McClure, O. Lyle Sheller ....,............,.... .,....,......Army Margaret Miller ....................,.., Westerville, O. 1946-1947- Supt. F. J. Neiderhiser Jeanne fKramerJ Hines ..,. .. Ralph Hines ., ....,........... .. James Gerken ......,...... Pauline Shepard ..,... None Ruyf ,..,...... . .,..,... . Maurice Wells , ......,,... .. ,... . ,, ...,...,,. McClure, O. ,, ..,.., McClure, O. McClure, O. ....,....Napoleon, O. Toledo, O. McClure, O. Richard Shepard .... ,..., .... , ....,. N apoleon, O. Shirley KGoodl Ward ..........,...,...,.... Toledo, 0. lla Jean CArnoldl Clapp.. Liberty Center, O. James Carrol ...,....,............,...,...,,. . McClure, O. Gilbert Dull ..,. .......,..,.,...............,... M cClure, O. Dorothy Busch ..,. .. ........ McClure, O. Donna Boyer .,,. ....... W esterville, O. Allen Jennings ..... .....,. W esterville, O. Donald Spangler ...,,. Ralph Shaneyfelt Army Army Compliments of the l'950 Virginia iWilsonl Middleton, ...,.., McClure, 0. Shirley fWagnerl Kerwin ,...... . McClure, O. Thelma Newlove .....,... , ..... Bowling Green, 0. Ward Wenig ...........,.......,......,...,.... McClure, O. 1947-1948- Supt. F. J. Neiderhiser Nancy Keiffer ...,.........,.........,,.... Columbus, O. John Allen... ,,.. ,.,..,,.. ...,. M cClure, O. Rose Marie iMillsJ Good ............,.,.. .,.,...,.. V a. Norma Shilder .....,......,.....,,.... .,...,.. T oledo, O. Patricia Dibling ....,.........,...,..,,.....,.... Toledo, O. Keith Sheller ..,......,.., ..,,........,............,.. A rmy Lillian McLain, ...... , ........,...... Grand Rapids, O. Lee Miller .. ........ . Josephine Uohnsonl Mille McClure, 0. r Liberty Center, O. Elaine Lawrence .....,......,.....,...... Rising Sun, O. Paul Hartman. .,..,...........,.............. . Marilyn Hines ....,.. ......,,..........,..,. McClure, O. McClure O. Cora IShankl Mineff ........,. .... . ..1'oledo4, 0. Barbara CRudolphl Berry ......,.. Gas City, Ind. Franklin Farison . . ....,,.....,......... .,....... A rmy Jo Anne CGarberl Jeffers. ,..... ...... , McClure, 0. Lois Gunter .,.............,,.....,......,...,..... McClure, O. 1948-49 - Supt. F. J. Naidorhiser Naomi Farison ,... .,...,.................,... M cClure, O. Paul Richard .. ..............,....... . .,.. McClure. O. Melva lBoothJ McClure . Liberty Center, O. Betty Wagner ......,.........,...,. Bowling Green, 0. Bill Alspaugh, ..,...,.............,......,..,.. McClure, O. Bill Mason .,.......... ...... . ,.... . ,,......,... M cClure, O. Joy Lou iCromJ Hines ....,.. .....,... M cClure, O. 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