McClure High School - McClurean Yearbook (McClure, OH)

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, . -- 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

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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!

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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.