McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

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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

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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

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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!