McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1938 volume:

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Neiderhiser, whose invaluable service has UL ln November 1921 a severe wind struck the old school building causing the bell to fall through to the basement and destroy the building 1924 with its improved aids and equipment It is the story of a hard Working school board and community that Wouldn t stop until their success had crowned their efforts May we Say to the underclassrnen who are following us Study and apply yourselves that their efforts shall not have been in vain Hail to good old McComb our Alma Mater' jcluwi Bnafzdm 1937 1938 I Stough President W Shoop President F Wasson Clerk F Wasson Clerk W Shoop I Stouqh A Coakley R CUSGC I Walker E G0fbY Following a court decision, the present building was erected during 1923 and Mr C H Parrett Superintend nt Ohio University B S Columbia University MA Ohxo State University Graduate Work for Ph D McComb Vxllage School 1925 1938 Miss Marguerite L Moyer Lima Hxgh School Bluffton College BS in Music Ohio Northern University Chicago School of Mustc McComb Village School 1936 1938 Mr R G Winter Wxttenberg College A B McComb 1-hgh School 1931 1938 American 1-hstory Sociology Commercial Law Miss Dorcas V England Mt Blanchard High School Bowling Green University BS in Ed Ohio State University Graduate Work McComb High School 1937 1938 Commercial SubJects Mr I V Henderson Ohio State UHlVGIS1lY McComb 1-hgh School 1937 1938 Vocational Agr1culture and Manual Training Jfwdfllf Mr F I Neiderhxser Principal Findlay College A B Columbia University MA McComb Village School 1929 1938 General Hlstory Civics Englxsh I and I1 Miss Evelyn E Plfer Rawson High School Bluffton College A B McComb High School 1935 1938 Home Economics Latm 1 and ll Mr L W Cramer Findlay College McComb High School 1933 1938 General Science Chemistry Blology Miss Kathryn E MacDonald Findlay Hzgh School Bowllng Green University B S in Ed McComb High School 1937 1938 English ll and 111 French I and ll Mr F M Damel Muskingum College A B McComb High School 1937 1938 Athletics Mathematics Physics 5 , . . 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M.A. ' glaring '38 CLASS OFFICERS DAVID CULP l Hes every mch a man and theres srx feet of tum oo Football 2 3 4 Football Co Captaln 4 Basketball l 3 Basketball Manager Class Presldent 3 4 lumor Play Semor Play A 1 Annual Staff 4 Chee leader 4 RUTH ELINOR GLASER Kmd words brmg back kmd echoes Class Secretary 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Newspaper Annual Staff 4 Relrglous Educatlon 4 Astronomy Club Mrxed Chorus 4 DELBERT LATTA A true heart and an honest hand w1ll take a man through any land Class V1cePres1dent 4 lumor Play Sen1or Play Basketball l Footballl 2 4 Annual Staff 4 Rel1g1ous Educatlon Baseball 1 CAROLYN CROOK Kxnd words are flowers every one can grow Relxgrous Educatron 4 Glee Club 3 4 Presrdent of Glee Club 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 Astronomy Club 1 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Class V1ce Presrdent 2 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY After twelve years of hard work and enjoyment we have frnally reached our goal The f1rst erght years seemed rather long and uneventful but the lat four have passed more rapldly wlth our hardly realrzmg we are really ready to start on our hfe s tourney ln the fall of 1934 frfty n1ne greentes entered as Freshmen of McComb Hrgh School The class chose for rts motto Not at the top but chmbmg and the class chosen Presxdent Rlchard Brrckman Vrce Presldent Mary Susan Mxtchell Secretary lean Martrn Treasurer Margery Brown and Class Reporter Carol Grace Payne Our largest event durmg the year was the Freshman class party By the end of the year we had become better accustomed to hrgh school lrfe ln the fall of 1935 we took our second step toward our goal by begmmng our Sophomore year At this tlme there were fzfty n1ne members enrolled The class chose Rrchard Brrckman Presxdent Carolyn Crook Vrce Presrdent Dav1d Culp Secretary and Martha Lors Hamlm Treasurer Our largest event durmg thxs year was the Sophomore class party In the fall of 1936 we began our Iumor year whrch was the halfway mark of our tourney through hrgh school 1-lavma lost several of our class members rn the prev1ous year we had an enrollment of forty erght Davld Culp was elected Presrdent Martha Lors Hamlm Vzce Presldent Maxme Shrvely Secretary Carolyn 6 Crook Treasurer and Robert Wasson Reporter That year our largest event was the Iunror Play Everybody s Crazy whrch proved to be successful We also ban queted the Semors and looked forward to the next year when we should be honored wrth a banquet In September 1937 we entered the last year of our Journey through hrgh school The class enrollment bemg forty two members The class Off1C9fS were as follows Secretary Ruth Glaser Treasurer Carolyn Crook and Reporter Carol Stafford The class gave two plays Wheres My Money and Blood and Thunder Our h1gh school career wtll close wrth Commencement Exer cases May 19 1938 Many of the members of our class have contnbuted to the school therr abrllty and sk111 rn Musrc Athletrcs Iournalrsm and Scholarshrp honors and awards As we the Semors of 1938 have completed our study we wlsh to thank our mstructors who have grven us therr tzme and patrence durmg our school years We now leave th1s rnstrtutron wtth a desrre that the students cornrng on wrll uphold the tradrtron of the past and be morally oblrgated to accept the scepter lard down by the seniors and carry on for we are Not at the top but clzrnbrng Maxine Shively Class Histoncm 2 . F.F. . ,Z ' ' ' 4 I 1 i l 1 3, 4 t l 1 I S ,, . I h colors as scarlet and gray, The following officers were president, David Culp? Vjge Pfesidem, Delbert Lang, . ' ' I I I' I ELDON ADAMS Well Napoleon was a lrttle man oo F A 1 2 Football l Baseball 2 ELOISE ADAMS She wears a smile that never wears olf Semor Play Astronomy Club l Glee Club l 4 Treasurer of Home Economxcs Club 4 Rehqrous Educatxon WILLIAM BENNETT I cannot check my boylsh blush my color comes and qoes Iumor Play Semor Play Basketballl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Glee Club l Newspaper Staff 3 Annual Staff 2 3 4 Scrence Club l RICHARD BRICKMAN Manners help make the man Class Presldent l 2 Iumor Play Sen1or Play Basketballl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 Glee Club 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 Chapel Comrrnttee Orc estral Z 3 4 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Annual Stall 3 4 Relrqrous Educanon 4 BILL CATON All great men are dead and lm not feelrnq so well myself Annual Staff 3 4 Baseball Z 3 4 F otball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Science Club l L'laM,1,-,Z 3 NAOMI CURTIS Nothlng but death can part me from my dlgnrty ome Economics Club l 3 Baseball 3 VIVIAN CLEVIDENCE Her harr the ravens rlvaled er eyes the same Home Economlcs Club l 2 R6-IIQIOUS Educatlon 4 ADELINE DISHONG She always does her duty cheerfully Baseball 3 Glee Club 3 Astronomy Club l lunror Play Chapel Comm1ttee 4 ELIZABETH FAE DORMAN Good nature and good sense are usually compamons Home Economtcs Club I FANNIE GAE DORMAN A qulet lass There are few who know the treasure hxd rn you Home Economxcs Club l 2 7 ' I H 1 11 . ' 1 . 11 t 11 ' .F. . 1 1 31 4 I H . 11 1 . I h 11 11 . ' 1 1 11 ' 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 H 1 - - 11 , 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 h 1 1 1 1 , , 11 . 11 1 , . . 11 . 11 . 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 EUNICE EWING True worth 15 rn bemq no seemmq Glee Club l 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Semor Play Astronomy Club l Relrqrous Educatron 4 Home Econom1cs Club Baseball 3 IMOGENE FARTHING A lauqh IS worth a hundred groans tn any market Glee Club l 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 4 lunror Play Senxor Play R9l1q1OL1S Education Astronomy Club 1 MARTHA FULLWEILER You can depend on her tor every Glee Club l 3 4 Iumor Play Astronomy Club l M1xed Chorus 3 Relrqrous Educatron 4 Chapel Commlttee 2 HELEN GANGLE Laugh and the world laughs wrth you Iumor Play Semor Play Basketball l 2 3 4 Basketball Captam 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 MARTHA LOIS HAMLIN Lxttle bodres often harbor qreat sou Presrdent of Astronomy Club 1 Rehqrous Educatton 4 Class Treasurer 2 Class V1cePres1dent 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Home Economxcs Club 4 L'laM,n,Z 3 MARIORIE HECTOR Modest as a vlolet as a rosebud sweet Lerpsrc School 3 Newspaper Staff 4 lce Presrdent of Home Econom1cs Club 4 Astronomy Club l aseball l Glee Club l RICHARD HOUK He spoke not a word tha was not necessary Baseball 2 A l Secretary of F F A DWIGHT IACKSON He IS good and he IS bad A l Baseball 2 Iumor Play RUTH LENTZ Good as qold true as steel Glee Club l R9l1q1OUS Educatlon 4 Home Economrcs Club 1 2 Baseball 3 BERNARD LEITER He can who thtnks can Basketball l 2 Football 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 Glee Club 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 A l ' I .X V. l I . . I B - 4 V. - t - ' ' Fr. . , 2, 3, 4 ' . . .4 4 . . 4 duty, always jolly and never sadl . . PF. . ,2, 3 l l H l A . ,. I . he ls. I C, , Pr. . , 2 gnupg 3 ANNA MAE McDOWELL Oh damty falr and sweet rs she Home Economlc Club l 2 Glee Club l MARY SUSAN MITCHELL She wlll stand out flrm sure and clear 1n the sunltqht of fame and honor too Sentor Play Basketball l 2 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Glee Club l Rellqtous Educatton 4 Astronomy Club l Class Vrce Presldent l RACHEL MOOHEHEAD A merry heart doeth qood Ike Home Economtcs Club 1 Glee Club l 3 Rellqlous Educatlon 4 Chapel Commlttee 4 Baseball 3 Astronomy Club l CAROL PAYNE Independent now and lndepend ent forever Class Reporter l Home Economics Club l 2 Rel1q1ous Education 4 LESTER NEWELI. Short 1n stature but long thought A l Newspaper Staff 4 Baseball 2 MARY LOUISE POE l never let my studles 1 w1th my educatlon Baseball 3 4 Basketball l 2 Mxxed Choru 4 Glee Club 3 4 Secretary of Glee Club Cheerleader 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Rehqtous Educatxon nterfere 4 Home Economtcs Club 2 Astronomy Club l Scott l-hqh 2 ELIZABETH PRICE A qulet manner and steady pace Home Econom cs Club l 2 Glee Club l Baseball 3 Astronomy Club l IOHN SPITZNAUGLE Oh Romeo My Romeo A l Presxdent of F FA 4 Orchestra l 2 CAROL STAFFORD Happy am I from care I free why aren t they all contented 'J Ike me Home Economrcs Club l 2 Chapel Commxttee 3 Baseball 2 3 Class Reporter 4 Newspaper Staff 4 ALICE SHAFER She 15 qulet and modest too Baseball 2 3 RGl1qIOUS Educatton 4 9 ' I 1 l ' ' I ' 4 1 H ' a medicine. Baseball 2 ' FF. . , 2, 3, 4 , ' - 'V , am l 1- I ff ,. . in ,, . . F.F..,2,3,4 ' ' l l l , T DORIS SHOOP Shes not a flower no a pearl but a Jolly all round qu' Basketballl 2 3 Baseball 4 Glee Club l 3 4 Home Econom1cs Club 4 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Semor Play Astronomy Club l lwlxxed Chorus 3 4 Bellqlous Educatton IEAN SHARNINGHOUSE Concentrated Sunshme Basketball l 3 Basketball Manager 4 Glee Club l 4 Home Economrcs Club 4 Iumor Play Astronomy Club l Relrqrous Education 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 MAXINE SHIVELY Never 1dle a moment but hr1lty and thoughtful for others Class Secretary 3 lumor Play Baseball 3 4 Glee Club Plamst l 3 Mixed Chorus Ptanlst 3 Chapel Comm1ttee 3 Chapel Plamst l Annual Staff 4 Orchestra 3 4 Relrqlous Educatlon 4 10 4 Klaaivbl 3 CARI. ZEIGLER If one cannot be a hero he can be a man Iumor Play Baseball 2 Glee Club 3 F F A 4 Vxce Pres1de nlofFFA 4 MYRTLE SPITLER lust bemq happy xs a fme thmq to do Lookmq on the brrqht sxcle rather than the blue Basketballl 2 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Chapel Commrttee lumor Play Astronomy Club l Glee Club l Rehgrous Educatron 4 ROBERT WISE Athletxcs IS hls middle name Semor Play Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball Captam 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 RALPH WOODRUFF A very pleasmq fellow wxth very pleaslnq Way Basketball2 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Relrgrous Educauon 4 Rawson l-hgh School l v I H 1 I 1 I 1' ' ' ' ' , . 1 1 . . I, 4 Bgsebgll 2, 3, 4 Basketball' 1,' 2,' 3, 4 ., . I t . I ,, . I . G . , .V 'l 4 . gm am We the Senror Class of nmeteen hundred and thlrty erght of McComb School County of Hancock State of Ohro bemg of sound mmd and memory and desrrrng to d1spose of our valuables rn a manner whlch IS both lawful and Jus' do hereby make and declare thrs our last wrll and testament We the Senror Class of l938 do hereby be queath our d1gn1ty and also our ab1l1ty to get along well together to the Iumor Class To the Sophomores we bequeath a record of our achrevements to prove to them that they are only half through To the Freshmen we bequeath our class p1cture for therr 1nsp1rat1on when the way seems long and hard To Mr Parrett we bequeath our knowledge of the World War to pass on to the future Latln Students To Mr Nerderhrser we bequeath our well prepared Monday mornrng CIVICS lessons also a notebook contarnmg our make up shps and the essays we Wrote when we were tardy belrevmg that he w1ll frnd 1t very val uable 1n the future To Mr Wmter we bequeath all of the crows and hawks that can be found rn the school dls tr1c To Mr Cramer we bequeath all of the rn nocent faces that he gazed upon so often when he entered the room suddenly after the 15 mrnute bell rang To Mr Danrel we bequeath our dramatrc ab1l1ty Cprovldrng he doesnt take the love scenes serrouslyl and also the posrtron as as slstant l1brar1an of the McComb llbrary durmg the summer To Mr Henderson we bequeath our mrs chrevousness To MISS Prfer we bequeath an elevator to come up the thrrd floor for her one o clock as sembly to save her the bother of puffrng so To MISS MacDonald We bequeath our bors terousness To Mrss England we bequeath the posrtron as bookkeeper 1n the candy offrce provrdrng she doesn t eat the candy lo the Ianrtors we bequeath a new broom and a rake to replace those they wore out cleanmg up after us I Eldon Adams do hereby bequeath my mrghtmess to Ioe Krng I Elolse Adams do hereby bequeath my smrle to Ruth Carney provrdmg Ruth doesnt develop a Chesh1re grrn I W1ll1am Bennett do hereby bequeath my rosy blushes to Carol Bader I Brchard Brrckrnan do hereby bequeath my talent as a Bomeo to Forest Butler I B1ll Caton do hereby bequeath my grace ful walk to Kathryn Strouse I VIVIGD Clevldence do hereby bequeath my grggles to LOIS Moorehead I Dav1d Culp do hereby bequeath my abrl provxdrng Kertha doesnt m1nd I Naomr Curtrs do hereby bequeath my talent for prrmprng to Boxre Adams I Carolyn Crook do hereby bequeath my abrlrty to slng to Doyle Byal I Adellne Drshong do hereby bequeath the song Sweet Adelme to Dean Ewmg prov1d mg Dean doesn t lose h1s vo1ce tryrng to reach the hlgh notes I Elrzabeth Fae Dorman do hereby be queath my tw1n srster to Charles Stout prov1d rng he has a tw1n brother I Fanme Gae Dorman do hereby be queath my shyness to Bernlce Ramsey I Eunlce Ewlng do hereby bequeath my small nose to Esther Doer1ng I Imogene Farthrng do hereby bequeath my ab1l1ty to grve readlngs to Kathleen Brown CConiznued on Page 401 I I , , I I ' I Y'I r l - I I , , , , , . I ll I I I ' - - - - - - Q ity to abstain from necklng to Bob Gallant, tu I I I I I 1 I v 1 , ' I I H . , - ' , , , . . , . I l I ' ' I I I ll , ll , ' . ,iuuozflaai Mm Recently wh11e travellng through Loverlost Arkansas I saw an old herm1t comrng out of h1S cave He offered to read the mmds of everyone ln our class and by th1s method fore tell the dest1ny of each one Th1s IS what he predlcted for the class and faculty of 1938 After twenty years the follow1ng w1ll be true B1chard Houk 1S ra1s1ng a new klnd of hog called the rootless hog lt w1ll not root up gardens or f1e1ds and l1ves on potatoes Naom1 Cufl1S 15 employed 1n Oopsy Dop sey Men s Beauty Shop She QIVSS shaves fac1als f1nger and toe man1cures and eye brow arches Her bus1ness 1S rap1dly grow lng MGIJOTIG Hector has become the world champ1on t1ght rope walker She also holds on to an 1ron bar Wllh her teeth So far she has lost only four teeth B111 Bennett has become a famous W P A worker wh1ch means W1111e s Pettlng Assoc1a t1on He IS DIOQTGSSIHQ Wllh rapld speed Carol Stafford IS happ1ly marr1ed to a handsome brunette and IS TGISIHQ a fam1ly of e1ght boys She 1S at home to her frlends Mary Poe won the bath1ng beauty contest and was awarded the t1tle of MISS Cleve land She plans to go to Hollywood for a screen test 1n the near future DOTIS Shoop 1S the world s most famous tap dancer She makes Gmger Rogers look l1ke an amateur Delbert Latta has become a rad1o crooner All h1s fans rush to the rad1o the m1nute they hear h1S romant1c VOICQ HIS spec1a1ty 1S blues s1ng1ng lohn Sp1tznaugle owns a farm east of Dew eyvllle On the Slde he sells Dusenburg cars H1s farm manager 1S Homer Fl1ck1nger who has ga1ned f1fty pounds eatlng beef stew and on1on soup Eun1ce Ewlng IS 1n Arab1a teachmg the na tlves to do the cake walk One of the nat1ves turned out to be Ralph Woodruff who looks 11ke a prom1s1ng student MISS P1fer recently knocked out all her front teeth wh1le golng ICG skatmg W1th the a1d of a young dent1st they lnvented a new skate wh1ch 1S guaranteed to QIVG the skater no sp1lls Eldon Adams and Helen Gangle have 1ust admttted to the1r secret marr1age wh1ch occurred dur1ng the1r Sophomore year at hlgh school Bob W1se IS the Pres1dent of the Cr1t1non UH1V9IS1lY Bob spec1al1zes rn the proper br1ng1ng up of chlckens ch1ldren and snalls Imogene Farthlng IS successfully coachlng basketball at Backbone Kentucky She th1nks they m1ght have the Champ1onsh1p team somet1me Mr F I Ne1derh1ser employed by a large bus1ness concern 1S be1ng dlvorced by h1s W1f9 because of fl1rt1ng Wllh h1s secretary He has prom1sed not to do 1t agaln but she w1ll not l1sten to h1m Elo1se Adams has returned from Aff1CU af ter be1ng over there for f1VG years as a m1s s1onary She also brought back w1th her two l1ttle Cannlbals whom she has tralned and IS planmng to adopt The1r names are lake and Fake MISS Moyer has lnvented a gum magnet Anyone who has gum 1n h1s mouth and opens 1t to s1ng the gum IS drawn out by the mag net lt has become very successful 1n the d1f ferent Glee Clubs Carl Zelgler has a farm of 2000 gu1nea DIQS for expertmental purposes HIS ass1stant IS MGXIDS Sh1ve1y They have d1SCOV9f9d that too much sp1nach w1ll k1ll a gu1nea p1g Th1s has made many boys happy Carl has also d1scovered that too much soap w1ll cause the neck and ears to petr1fy Careful cause youll have some women on your neck or 1S that what you want? MISS England has become a second Walter W1nche1l She s started a lead1ng newspaper column 1n the papers of U S The column contalns Adv1ce to the Lovelorn and Suc cessful Marr1age and DIVOTCGS Bernard Lelter IS w1th a trave11ng M9dlC1H9 Show The med1c1ne wh1ch he sells IS guar anteed to be good for everythlng from dand ruff to 1ngrown toena11s M Parrett once Super1ntendent of McComb School won the Olymplc sw1mm1ng contest HIS fancy d1V9S thr1lled the Judges so that they 1mmed1ately gave h1m flrst pr1ze Mr Henderson has been advert1s1ng for pup1ls for h1s danclng school Be1ng con servat1ve he calls h1s dance the Large Fru1t 1nstead of the B1g Apple HIS most appealmg costume 1S h1s red sh1rt and green shorts wh1ch come to h1s knees lean Sharn1nghouse 1S now 1n Europe as an I . l I ' I 1 I I ' - I I I I I ' . , - I I ' ' , - I ' I . L. l I . at 283 SO. HELP-ME Avenue, McComb, Ohio. - - I v I I I I . , ' . I , I I ' I Il Q l I ll ll I l 4 ' ' ' I ' r. , ' 1 I I I I air stewardess to Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Byal, for- merly Ruth Glaser. lean was flirting with the pilot, Lester Newell, some time ago and he lost his course and landed in the South Sea Islands. They are back on their route again thanks to the valet, Bill Caton, who has taken lean in hands-I mean in arms. Adeline Dishong is the secretary to Dick Brickman who is foreman of the Paris Garter Corporation. Vivian Clevidence and Anna McDowell are employed by Dick as models. Mr. Daniel is the modern Shelly of the world. Most of his poems are romantic and yet he has not married. The big reason seems that he cannot decide whether it will be a blond brunette or redhead ln case anything might happen he has started to lay away a little nest egg Miss MacDonald has been sued in court for breach of promise The only evidence that her suitor has is a scarf which she knitted for him fifteen years ago This scarf contains their 1n1t1als encircled by a heart Martha Lois Hamlin has organized a cook ing school thanks to the Home Economics she took in high school Her able assistants are David Culp and Elizabeth Dorman Mary Susan Mitchell and Martha Fullweii er who have been living together since l939 have gone in for farming in a big way They recently have bought 50 more acres Because they are unable to keep the cows from kicking long enough to milk them they have employ ed Bob Wise to do the milking and a few other odd Jobs Elizabeth Price recently returned to McComb to visit her parents after having been abroad for five years She is the United States Ambassador to France The senior civics class under the direc tion of Mr Neiderhiser while studying the court procedure of the United States decided to have a mock trial the members to be chosen from the class David Culp acted as Judge throughout the The state s attorney was Delbert Latta The attorney for the defense was Dick Brickman Other characters were Bdlllff Bob W159 Clerk of Courts Eunice Ewing Court Stenographers Frances Rader Geraldine Hector Dwight Iackson and Fannie Gae Dorman are the two new comedians of the air. They have taken over the program formerly given by Burns and Allen. Carol Payne has been selected as the business manager for the Dionne Ouintuplets. They appeared at the State Theatre last week. Mr. Winter has built a Crow Cemetery next to his farm two miles east of McComb. People had begun to complain of peculiar odors in their backyards where Mr. Winter has buried the crows. He also spends his spare time keeping up a correspondence with the little brown skinny Hawaiian girls Whom he hopes to visit in the next year or so Myrtle Spitler with the help of Ruth Lentz has invented a new kind of tooth paste called Milk of Cow The milk which IS used in this tooth paste 1S obtained from their dairy Myrtle is also working on some other new invention which requires milk There has been a complaint ln McComb of people having discovered their backyards dug up and thelr fish worms missing Mar shall Thomas has discovered the culprit to be Mr Wayne Cramer The fish worms were found hanging on a string in Mr Cramers laboratory Also Mr Cramer has found a way to keep shoe soles from wearing out while hunting the different students who are not in his assemblies Carolyn Crook is now divorclng her fourth husband lt seems she can t find the right one She has hired for her lawyer Miss Rachel Moorhead The charges are that her husband would not allow Carolyn to cook Alice Shafer has returned from Mexico af ter studying music She plans to sing in the Metropolitan in New York City Sheriff Ruth Glaser Chief of Police B111 Caton The Defendant Mrs Iohn Smith accused of mudering her Husband lean Sharninghouse WITNESSES Iudy Smith the defendant s daughter Myrtle Spitler The maid in the Smith home Mary Poe the victim Naomi Curtis A finger print expert Homer Fhckmger A village gossip Adeline Dishong Owner of the corner store Carl Zezgler A neighbor of the Smiths Rachel Moorehead Village gadabout Helen Gangle Gunsmith Lester Newell Doctor who examined Mr Smith the deceased Bemard Leiter Other members of the class served as members of the JUTY 1 - ' ' l . ll u ll I u n n - 1 , . 1 ,. C n . 1 . I ' '1 - . , . . . . I . . , - . . I flial, I - I ...........-...- - ...-......-- guna- V . I ............ l ................ I ' ...-,.. I , tual' The flirtatious secretary of Mr. Smith, Slthng Dck Brtckman Mary Susan Mttchell Imogene F rthmq Elotse Adams Davd Culp Bll Bennett and Eun ce Ewtnq Stundmq Delbert Latta Dorts Shoop Bob W e and Helen Ganqle SENIOR CLASS PLAY h.wz.4,'17Zq, Because ot a f1nanc1al breakdown Mr and Mrs Brmdle CDav1d Culp and ElO1Se Adamsl go to New York to sell therr cows Betty Bundle CDor1s Shoop? comes home from col lege to tmd that her mother has arranged for her to marry Rodney Banker CB1ll Bennett? But Betty loves Harmon Sand CDelbert Lattal a radlo crooner and Rodney loves Marlon Mohr CEun1ce Ewmgl Aunt Bertha Bundle Clrlelen Ganglel a sour old mald th1nks Har mon lS the new h1red man and makes h1m are tor the cows Wh1le m1lk1ng the pr1ze cow he loses h1s money and accuses the cow The members ot the Pubhc Speaklng Class of 37 and 38 organlzed thrs club to study 1n a more practrcal way the rlghts and wrongs of parhamentary procedure Thts soclety met every Frlday at l OO P M At each meetlng a very good program was g1ven by dltterent me'nbers of the class under ot swallowmg 1t To compl1cate matters the real hlred hand Don lose Eldocado CD1ck Brlckmanl who has a hmtted vocabulary and Grant Harmon CBob WISGJ Aunt Bertha s lost romance arrlve Madge Brlndle Clmogene Farthmgl who loves to eat does her best at mrxlng up everyone s romance Betty and Harmon declde to have Dr Nett1e Stevenson CMary Susan M1tchelll slow but sure operate on the cow But the money IS found and everythmg ends very romantlc CKY the SUDGIVISIOH of a comm1ttee selected for th1s purpose The tollowmg students were elected as our ottlcers Delbert Latta Pres1dent Mary Poe Secretary Carol Payne Treasurer Helen Gangle Bus1ness Manager -1 ' , , '1 , 1 ,z , l , '- , , xs, . ll I 711 I . , , ' 1 . , , .. , , . , I I - I , . 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Third Row Left to Rxght Helen Thomas Helen Eddrnaton Helen McCamey M ldred Wrnkle Brll Freed Robert Gorby C rl La Rue Martrn Kumek Ioe Krnq Pau Aukerman Rchard Rayle George Norway Anna Belle Rozelle l M e Farthrnq Vlaxl e Hector Et tty l'ocrhead Second Row Left to Rzght Zelr Warren l'at1r,n Str L Dorothy McDouqle Elnora Meyer Carol Inbody arole Brrckman Myrtle Brrckman Edna Dtshonq He on Bocrk Rachel Lrnhart Bernrce Karns Vrrqrnra Semler Mary Matya Mrnnre Beck ld'r Grace Lankcr Plorse Woodruff Iul a La Rue Frrst Row Left to Rxqht Mary Io Warren Frances Rader W lla Gene Wrrqht Geraldrne Hector Geraldrne McMaster Reporter Max Walters Secretary Vera F lnbody Vrce Presrdent Charles Stout Presrdent Robert Rrder T easurer Paulrne Shoop Ruth Brrckma Lucrlle Strouse lau, On September 2 l935 thlrtytrve qreenres entered Hrqh School as Freshmen As usual we had to become accustomed to bernq freshres ln our hrst year many members took an actrve pat rn the actrvrtres of the school As Freshmen we elected for our class offrcers Charles Stout Presrdent Geraldrne Hector Vrce Presr dent Myrtle Brrckrnan Secre ary Ioan Wrllrams Treas urer and Carl Inbody Reporter O our class colors we chose Blue and Gold Our class flower IS Prnk and Whrte Carnatron and our motto Launched but not An chored Shortly after school began we were QIVGH our Inrtratron by the Senrors Robert Gorby entertamed ttre class at hrs home March 1936 The en'1re Freshman class was promoted to the tenth grade Durrnq the summer we lost frve of our members lay son Carver Ioan Wrlllarns Martrn Stoker Brlly Prckens and Roy Wrllford We qalned four new members Helen McCamey Vrrqlnla Semler Mary Io and Zelma Warren As Sophomores we elected Charles Stout Presrdent tary Mary Matyas Treasurer ln October the class enroyed a Werner roast at the country home ot Ruth Brrckman Our class was vrell represented aqam ln school sports muslc and Journalrsrn We closed our books as Sophomores to return the followrnq September as Iunrors As lunrors we elected Charles Stout Presrdent Vera Pae lnbody Vrce Presrdent Max Walters Secretary Robert Rrder Treasurer Geraldme McMaster Reporter Three of our classmates Burdette Shoemaker Carrle Parker and Donald 'Went dld not contrnue therr schoolrnq wrtrr us Carol Inbody en ertarned the class at a Halloween Party rn October We have had charqe of the candy ottrce and on March 29 l938 successfully presented the play HOT COPY The cast for the play was as follows Sylvla Dale handl tCont1nued on Page ZOB ' . 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I I ' I I I V I 1 ll : ' , - , , SGP!-IQMCDRES Tl-urd Row Left to Rxght ts son Weercs D1ck hmehart D n Ewmq Charles Moore Alva Lentz Doyle Byal lun OI Sharmnqhouse 1 a Sands Ldward K rs Ke th Scnee V11'q1l MCDouqle Second Row Le!! to Right luntcr Latta Iames Peneto Clara Belle M tchel Kathleen Brown Dorothy W1se Est or Doe nq G 1 lx l ary E1 l'll'I Rader Vfargar t G rby Dor thy He IS Berntce Rrnsey l-ler'r 1 De n Ice Wem Fxrst Row Left to Rrght Helen Deerwester Rowena R der lmoqene Foltz Frances Basrl Ruth Carney Secretary Trexsu er Gen M clrry Pres1der1t Ruth M rson V1c Pres1den1 loy Keeler Roxte Ada 1s Betty Smrth Luc le No rt on Snphn flmur Th1rty s1x students entered M Comb H1qh School September 8 l936 as freshmen Durmq our frrst year we qamed one new member Ioe Wern Two others ElS19 W11lford and Eltzabeth La Roche moved out of thts d1str1ct Our Freshman class Off1C9YS were Rowena Rader Presrdent Doyle Byal V1ce Pres1dent Gene Mackey Secretary Iames Peneton Treasurer We chose Your World IS Your MITYOT for our motto Maroon and whrte as class colors and Red and whrte roses for class flowers On Oct 6 we were QIVSH our IHIUGTIOH by the Semors As Freshmen many of our classmates entered the var1ous school act1v1t1es ln May we closed our books as Freshmen and came oack the followmq September as Sophomores We elected G ne Mackey as our Pres1dent Ruth Mor rrson VICG Pres1dent Ruth Carney Secretary Treasurer Rowena Rader Reporter ln the fall we entoyed a WSIHEI roast at the home of Bernrce Ramsey As Sophorrrores we qamed four new members Francrs BGSII from Mt Cory Esther Doertnq Waynetown Ind1 ana Ed1th Roether Gtbsonburq Oh1O and Howard Dh1pps Mt Unton West VIIQIHIG Two of our number left us V1rq1n1a Farthrnq moved to Arcadla and Kenneth Baraer w1thdreW Dunnq the year many of our members were act1ve m he school act1v1t1es mcludrnq sports mus1c and Jour nalrsm ' , ' -fel ' ' T 1 1 ea , , 'N -,Q 1 ' L . - v , A , on .. , e . re, , . 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Thu-d Row Lei! to Bxght 'Ce th Cosner Kermrt Earth g Joe Lenhart Earl Bryan Gene Woliord Lee Dorman Dtck Glaser R ymond Blunk Euge e La Rue wrence Blurmk Bob Gallant Alvm Rozelle Steve Boctk Donald Shafer Gerd d Woodruff Dw zht La Rue Second How Lett to Rxqht Thom s Wern Burdette Cur Duck Walker Ellen Rader Vrrtue Lanker Nellre Lentz Maryorze Shafer Ma thelle Long Clarrse Prckers Bermce Went Donna Kersh Edna Poe Paulme Smzth Carole Rader Ne1lCurt:s Rrchard Ltttle Eorre t 2 tler Erythe Groves Pint Row Left to Rxqht Ida Mae Newell Ch rlotte Brurr ough Carol Norrrs Eleanor Whrte Kettha Comne V1ce Prestdent Raymond R der Presrdent Lots Moorel'e a Secretary Treasure Maxme Wasson Annabelle Foltz Ruth Bartlebaugh lean Spxtler June Harden On September 6 l937 forvseven puprls entered McComb l-hgh School as Freshmen After bemg rn school for a week or two we gradually The second week of school we were grven the an nual receptron by the Senlors We elected as our class ofhcers Raymond Rxder Presrdent Keltha Conme V1ce Presrdent Lots Moore head Secretary Treasurer For our class motto we chose Up the Ladder Step by Step Blue and Sllver were chosen as our class colors and the Sweet Pea as our class flower IL 1ng socrety and want ads on Evemng Herald Geraldrne Hector B111 Gregory a young reporter wtth ambrtrons Charles Stout Bud RICQ IH charge of the Herald s back Off1Ce George Norway lane Corwrn wrltes anythlng from sob to scandal Kathryn Strouse Hazel Wmston aspmng to socxal leadershxp Carol lnbody Kenneth Wade owner and edrtor oi the Evenmg Herald Max Walters Dudley Kay aspmng to the Mayorshrp loe ln October we emoyed a wemer roast held at the tome of Edna Poe Dunng our Freshman year we nave had many of our lassmates partrctpate rn the vanous school actrvxttes glee clubs mrxed chorus basketball football newspaper staff and chapel commlttee We have regretted very much the losrng of four of our classmates Kerth Cosner Eleanor Baker Raymond and Lawrence Blunk Two new members have entered our ranks thrs year however Erythe Groves moved were from Grand Raprds Mlchlgan and Cathryn Roether rrom Grbsonburg Ohio Coon! from page 161 Kmg Peggy Wrlson born rn a prmt shop so to say Paulme Shoop Mrs Devme a busy woman mterested rn a lot ot th1ngs Elnora Meyer Randolph Peters out standing among the local colored boys Robert Gorby In the sprrng we gave the Seniors a Banquet as IS the custom Thus the books were closed on another school year ' . 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' ' . , : ' , ' ' ' ' , : , - , , Seated Cleft to nqht1 1 mes Peneton Dons Shoo M x '1 S111 ely D ck B1 ckn an lEd tor1nCh1ef1 B111 ennett Ruth Gl ser G n H Standing Kleft to nqhtl B ll C110 Charles S out De b Latta Hun ce EW ng Mary Poe Max Walters V II F10 lnbody ltn or Sn n h e He n Iv' Q Ruth Caxrey Ruth Mort son Th1s annual whlch you haxe been readlng was carefully and labonously prepared by those students and superv1sor whose names and p1ctures appear above We have tr1ed to make th1s annual as IH terestmg as poss1ble bes1des g1v1ng you the m1nor happemngs of our good old school days Some members of th1s staff took thelr Work more serlously than others B111 Caton 1n part1cular probably lost ten years of lus l1fe because he constantly warned about the 1nd v1duals that Joculany sa1d they wouldnt pay There IS no doubt about 1t We were 1nto f1nanc1al d1ff1cult1es up to our ears CB1ll d1d get out of a lot of school sell1ng ads 1 D1ck Bnckman the ed1tor1n chlef had a btg Job on h1s hands tryrng to get members of the staff down to bus1ness I feel sorry for D1ck because he had to rrnss so many assembly penods D1ck rece1ved the Journahsm medal for outstandlng servlce on th1s and other Me 'nentos loe K1ng the person IH charge of sell 1ng the annuals had a severe test put upon h1s salesmansh1p ab1l1ty when he tr1ed to sell annuals to students that d1dnt l1ke to dlg down Perhaps the person who should be honored most for her remarkable serv1ce IS Mlss Mac Donald Almost every d1ff1culty was effec lvey glven a solut1on by her For MISS MacDonald and her most valuable SGIVICS We are s1ncerely grateful The ent1re staff has en1oyed the pnvllege of prepar1ng th1s annual to br1ng back mem or1es of our school days 1n later years ' 3 1 1 p, .ane v , 1 1 1 1 - - ' , B , a , ermdl e ector. 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I - - I - Seated lleit to nghtl Mary Mrtchell Mary Poe B1ll Benrett Ruth Glaser D ck Brxckman Second Row Cleft to nqhll Donna Kersh Carol Stafford Dons Shoop Marlorze Hector Helen McCamey M ss MacDonald Lucxlle Strouse Gene Mac ey Rowena Rader Thxrd Row tleh to nghll Geraldme McMaster Dorothy McDouqle Carl LaRue Max Walters Robert Rlder Ruth Carney Myrtle Brlckman The class otflcers at the beqlnmnq of the school year assembled and elected an edltor IH chret tor our school paper who could ettectlvely manrpulate the school news They found that person rn Blll Bennett Blll w1th an apex supply of lady assrstants drdn t mlss much lt any ot the school s qossrp They reported everythlnq from the blushma of a alrl to the wmnmq or losma ot a football or a basketball game The Whos Who column had some students auessma even when they were the partles descnbed Thls very mter estlna sectlon was furnlshed by the hlqhly valued work of Carl LaRue Each week the students would run to the Sid!! hbrary for a ahmpse at the Red and Black News Someumes they were astonlshed to tlnd thelr name ln the news Good or bad 1t made no drtference l belreve the newspaper was one of the leadmq factors m obtamma the school s hugh CllSClplll'1G ratma because everyone had the beware of the newspaper teelma We the student body hereby thank the newspaper staff for turnrshmq us wrth plenty of tascmatma and humorous readmq Brll Bennett recelved the medal tor out standma newspaper work 1 , , rc , . . . , . . 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Seated lla!! to nqhll Paulrne Smxth Rachel Moorhead K th yn Strouse Clara Belle 'Vl tchel W lla G ne Wrzght Stcxndmg Cleft to nqhtl K th Cosner Ruth Morrrson Luc Morr son and Mr Cr rre Adv so ghapdg The chapel programs that were grven throughout the school term were carefully planned and conducted by the Freshmen Sophomores Iunrors SGHIOIS andthe Chapel Commrttee These programs furmshed us wrth speaker or speakers talkmg on a grven toplc speclal entertamment and plenty of Slflqlflq by the ent1re hlgh school Because of hmlted space rn the annual 1t Wlll be 1mposs1ble to mentron all the Chapel GXQYCISGS We have had thrs year We shall mentlon a few of the most outstandmg pro grams These lncluded an excellent speech on The Bread of Llfe on Oct 22 by Bev S1dney McCammon local Method1st mrmster who left the commumty shortly after thls to uf, 7937 38 preach 1n a church near C1nc1nnat1 Another outstandtng program was the Armrstrce Day rogram A play The Memorles of 1918 was g1ven by the tollowmg cast A sold1er 'vlerltt Haddox a sallor Frank Brder a nurse Norma Butler a student Delbert Latta Muslc Nas furmshed by the Grrls Glee Club The play was under the drrectron and superv1s1on of Mr Cramer Another rnterestmg program was a talk Whrch Mr Frank Drller gave on hrs European travels Many WorthWh1le speeches were also grven by members of the student body The Chapel Commrttee and the1r sponsor are to be commended for the hne chapel programs that they have planned for us throughout the year ' f ., , Y: l r , l 1 . l, L e ' ' f 91 , ille 1 . a . r, 1 r. o 0 l - 11 . 11 vs 1 :J . , 1 1 1 . 1 - L 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 - G . . 1 1 1 . . . . 1 . . , . 11 . 11 . 1 1 - First Row Cleft to nghtl-Ma garet Gorby Bobby Brlckman Carl Shxvely Bermce Ramsey Mary Poe Robert Gorby Kexth Cosner Helen Thomas Martha Loxs Hamlm Dale Henry The orchestra one of the most needed organlzatlons ln our Hlgh School has rendered many lnterestlng numbers at class plays and other programs Th1s organ1zat1on br1ngs together the mstrurnental muslc talent ol the school and the result lS a successful orchestra The orchestra 15 under the capable drrectlon of MISS Moyer The1r pract1ce period IS held regularly on Wednesday morn1ng Second Row ileit to riqhiy-Miss Moyer, Dick Brickman, Maxine Shively. I 1 uzla, rmgw The Grrls Glee Club dlrected by MISS Marguertte Moyer 1S composed ot a large number of glrls who are rnterested m atta nmg the art of group smgrng They meet each Tuesday and Thursday tor practrce The tollowmg glrls are the ottrcers of the Glee Club Presrdent Carolyn Crook Secretary Mary Poe Lrbrarrans Kathryn Strouse Paullne Shoop Therr Work has been centered malnly on Allah s l-lohaay Ram Eltm Dance Musrc When Soft Vorces Dre As Torrents ln Summer and The lclcle Much enthusrasm has been shown by the grrls m Glee Club They sang the Farmers lnst1tute and have sun before other audlences 60116, flea Klub The Boys Glee Club drrected by MISS Moyer does not boast so many members but lt IS a source ct much e Joyrrent to tlcose who belong These boys are str1f1ng tor pertectton 1D the tollowmg numbers Corntleld Medley Cn a Chmese l-loneymoon Pea e On Earth ln the Evenmg By the Moonlrght Drums The Open Road lnaran Camp Frres Carry Me Back To Old Vrrgmny Proudly As The Eagle and Cro Down Moses The boys meet wrth therr drrector each Monaay and 'Wednesday and have sung rn publ1c several t1mes lufum, The Mrxed Chorus 1S made up ot the members ot the Boys Glee Club and a selected group from the Glrls' Glee Club These people have been worlcmg on the tollowmg numbers W'here E'er You VVallc, l Dream ot leanme Wrth the Lrght Brown Ha1r, and Come Where My Love Lres Dreammg Thrs group IS d1rected also by Mlss Moyer, whose expert ab1l1ty as drrector, has had much to do wtth the success ot the musrc department rn the school ' I . ,... . 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Z1 Herman Deon Dw1qht ftue Dersrld Sands Rxchzrd Hayle Al 1 Lentz Paul Aukerman Char es VI ore Raymond Blunk Bu ae Curt s Net Curt s Jufwwi Twenty three boys ot the Vooat1onal Agn culture Department 1o1ned the ranks of the F F A at the begmrnng o the year Smce that t1me two members have qu1t school and one has moved away reducmg our number to twenty At the begmnmg of the year the Chapter set up a plan of act1v1t1es 1n wh1ch they w1shed to part1c1pate dunng the year In October ten of the boys and the1r adv1sor Journeyed to Columbus to the Nat1onal Da1ry Show and Percheron Horse Show Hunt1ng season brought the pheasant sup per for the Home Ec g1rls On December 6 a pest hunt was started Wllh the Rawson Chapter We captured 2498 sparrows 238 m1ce 233 starllngs 187 DIQGOHS 130 rats 91 crows 8 hawks and l mole That wasnt enough to beat Rawson so we had to turmsh the eats lanuary Etght were to be 1n1t1ated but only tour were brave enough to take 1t One ot the act1v1t1es planned at the begm n1ng of the year was to enter teams 1n the state Judgmg contests We entered the Apple ludgmg and ldent1t1cat1ons contests held dur mg Farmers Week at Oh1O State Unlverslty B111 Freed Carl Zxegler and R1chard Houk represented the chapter 1n these contests Carl tled for seventh place 1n the State 1n the Apple contest We are plann1ng to enter teams 1n the hvestock poultry gra1ns rmlk cream and other contests held 1n lune at Columbus The Chapter sent lohn Spnsnaugle and Paul Aukerrnan as delegates to the FFA l.eadersh1p Conference l ' 1 ' ' ., 1 r . 1r. , 4 , . 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I: efe , La. , 1 , , vt , , . 1 . 3 , 1 , :' ite 1 , ' 1 1 . of ' . - The Green Hand 1n1t1at1on was held 1n , , I - ' 1 I I l I 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 ' ' - I I I I I I ' First Row Qleft to nghtl Ioy Keeler Ida Mae Newell Dorothy McDougle Marlorte Hector Helen McCamey Elotse Adams Maxme Hector Ruth Bartlebaugh Betty Smtth Second Row Heh to nghtl Eumce Ewmg Martha Lots Hamltn Frances Bastl Helen Deerwester Helen Thomas Esther Doertnq Dorothy Wtse Carol Rader Thxrd Row Cleft to nghtl-Mrss Plier Kxnstructorl Dorts Shoop Elnora Meyer lean Sha mnghouse Garnet Karns Clartse Pzckens Marthelle Long Jlnmzmno lub The Home Economlcs glrls supervtsed by MISS Plfer are learntng to become Well dtvtstons of study are clothmg and related arts, mterlor decoratlng personal groomtng foods and nutrltlon home management and commuruty relatlonshtps The offlcers of the Home Economlcs Club are Prestdent Helen McCamey, Vtce Presx dent Manone Hector Secretary Maxlne Hec tor, Treasurer Elolse Adams Reporter Dor othy McDougle The club holds 1ts meetlngs on the second Tuesday of every month lt held a Werner also held a Chrtstmas exchange at the home of Helen McCamey 1n December Durtng the year the club has held a game supper and a pancake supper The group W1ll take a tr1p to C1nc1nnat1 after school IS out l I 6 ffF1iF?d Women for the futurg' The Various roast at the home of loy Keeler in October. lt Left lo Rlqht Merl Stout Arthur Srmth Here are two good looktng men who seem to feel that they do most of the work done 1n the school bu1ld1ng Merl Stout has servtced thrs school for al most seven years Arthur Smlth has been em ployed here tor three years They do most ot the Work from roof to base ment w1th only one Weeks vacat1on each year Durmq vacat1on they are very busy They do repamng patch the root pamt class rooms and wax the halls They clean all the glass That takes only slx weeks ln the Wm ter t1r1ng IS the1r most lmportant task In very cold weather they must come at tour O clock ln warmer Weather they come at SIX o clo k They also mow the lawn tum shrubbery and take care ot playground eqtnpment These men make the wheels turn round W1thout them We could not manage . .5 , I t, . O 1 1 ' , . . . n . ' . . 1 . 1 1 . f- . v. - 1 1 '. - 1 . M ry TOUISG Poe Bermce Ramsey Our cheerleaders Mary Lourse Poe and Bernlce Ramsey have often gathered the student body together to have a good peppy school they would gather us together to srng the old and new songs and yell the old and new yells There have been many hoarse students after a game as a result from strenu ous yellrng Also at these meetrngs some of the teach ers as well as members ot the teams have g1ven short talks on school sp1r1t and good sportsmanshrp They have been contrnuously addrng new songs and yells thelr tavonte bemg Eleveevo Elevrvo Eleveevo V1 Vo Vum Boom get a rat trap brgger than a cat trap Boom get a rat trap blgger than a cat trap SIS boom McComb yell. Every Friday before the dismissal of , . stRo f ghtB Rb Rbt DkBk CJD ptC CJ B b c o I it to ghty-C h F D t p t Mg 1 Y v h Y q W Name D1Ck Bnckrnan tCo C1 Davld Culp fCo C1 B111 Bennett B111 Caton Bob WISE Delbert Latta Ralph Woodruff Bernard Le1ter Ioe K1nq Charles Stout Robert Gorby R1chard Rayle B111 Freed SCHOOL Mt Cory Arcad1a Vanlue L1berty jnntball, Squad Name W lurnor Sharmnqhouse Ke1th Scheele D1ck Rh1nehart Doyle Byal Iun1or Latta Ne11 CUf11S D1ck Walker Raymond Blunk Kerrn1t Farthmg Bob Gallant D1c1c Glaser LITTLE NINE STANDING Arhnqton McComb Van Buren Mt Blanchard Ht 0 Po Yr Fir W Het to ri k- 111 Bennett, o ert Gorby, B111 Freed, o er Wise, ic ric man ICO- , avid Cul o- , ,Toe King, ill Caton, Del ert Latta, Charles Stout, Dick Rinehart. Se ond R w fe ri oac red aniel, Iunior Lat a, Ral h Woodruff, Keith Scheele, Assis. r. Robe-r Rider, Do le B al, R1chard Rayle, Iunior Sharninghouse, Edward Kers , Bernard Le1ter, Ra mond Blunk, M r. Max alters. Wt. Ht. Po. Yr. t. . . . ' ' - ..... 150 6' B Sr . . . . .143 5'9 C So. ' - -------- 165 5' F Sf- ' ........... 120 5'7 H So. ' .............. 153 5' H E Sr. - ' -.'....... 140 5'8 H SO' , -------'------- 135 5,7 G Sf- .............. 140 5'11 E so. . 'U 'Q 'Q 'I ' 'I' 'fr' Edward Ke-rsh ........... 140 5'6 G so. Q Q I l U - 1 D Q .115 517.1 E Sr, ' ............. 128 5'4 Q So. - .....'...'.. 112 5'6 E Sr. ' ' .............. 120 5'6 H Fr. ' ................. 165 6' C Ir. ' ------------ 122 5'6 T Ff- ............128 5'7 Q Ir. ---------138 5'6 G Pf- ............176 5'9 T Ir. ' ' ----------115 5'5 E Ff- ' ............ 144 6' T Ir. ............. 130 5'6 T Fr. ' ................ 150 5'9 G Ir. ' ............. 150 5'l T Fr. . .................. 7 0 1 ' ................. 3 3 2 ' .................. 5 1 2 ................. l 7 0 3 0 7 0 ' ................... 4 3 1 . ............. I 7 0 f' XI X Lme lleft to nqhtl-Btll Bennett Robert Gorby B111 Freed Ioe Kmg B111 Caton Delbert Latta Dxck Brtckman ICO CJ Backheld lleft to nghlj Charles Stout Robert W1se Davtd Culp tCo CJ D1ck R nehart McComb started 1ts 1937 football season under a new coach Fred Damel graduate of Muskmgum When school opened Coach Danlel found he had only flVG lettermen Bnckman WISE Culp Stout Kmg He then put the gndders through thelr paces The ones that were best quahhed for the team are 1n the above p1cture The Red and Black s flfSt game was Wlth L1berty Center who defeated McComb by the largest score of the season McComb enter ta1ned North Balttmore on 1ts gnd They lost by a held goal 7 10 The hrst league game was Wllh Arcad1a McComb loslng 23 U Mc Comb then traveled to Van Buren Wrth h1gh hopes of V1CtOI Y Due to a borl on Bob WISG s arm he was not 1n umform Wllll a flnal dr1ve by Van Buren 1n the last mlnute they beat McComb 7 O On Oct 15 McComb Won 1ts hrst and only game ot the season over Mt Blanchard L1b erty was too strong for the Red and Black 1n the last halt wmnmg by 2l 6 McComb play ed 11S hardest fought game agamst Mt Cory but they st1ll lost 7 32 Vanlue and Arllngton Were both vlctorlous over McComb by 210 and 35 6 respect1vely McComb entertalned Rawson on 1ts home held The score was 7 O aga1nst McComb ln Junes were few th1s season but the bo1ls that came out on W1se Rayle and Culp were for ever caus1ng loss of men for games and for scnmmage practlce s 1 K 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , A . Q 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 7 . , ' . ' . - 1 1 . . . . , ' . , ' . . ' . ' 1 ' - ' 1 I - 1 . . 1 . FSIR tl tl Sptl RthGl lb y dRt Q Y 511114, 46'a4lmt6aLL When basketball began th1s tall more stud ents took an rnterest 1n thrs sport than usual Frye grrls who had earned letters last year were back to form the nucleus of thls year s team w1nn1ng srx games and losrng three Th1s was the1r trrst year under the1r new coaches Mrss Klnsey and Mr Bowers lean Sharnrnahouse capably served as student manager of the grrls team The teams were made up of Helen Gangle CCapta1nl Myrtle Brrckman lla Mae Farthlng Vera Fae lnbody Francts Bader Lots Moor head and Annabelle Foltz as forwards and Dons Shoop Myrtle Sp1tler Ruth Ehnor Glas er Carole Brrckman Pauhne Shoop and lmogene Foltz as guards Gangle M Bnckman D Shoop lnbody Sprtler Glaser C Brlckman P Shoop Bader and Farthmg recerved letters Although Helen Gangle Ruth Elrnor Glaser Dons Shoop and Myrtle Sp1tler wrll not be back next year Wllh hve letter gtrls back we can be sure of a promlsmg team SEASON S RECORD McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb North Baltlmore Arcadra Van Buren Mt Blanchard Lrberty 'vt Comb McComb McComb McComb McComb Mt Cory Vanlue Arllngton Bawson Opponents ir ow- -Myr e Brrckman, Myr e r er, Helen Ganqle, Captatng u aser, Vera n od . Second Row -lean Sharnrnqhouse, Manager: Annabelle Foltz, Mar are! Gcrb , Dons Shoop, Carol Brxck- mcm, Lars Moorhea , u h Morrxson, Mtss Rzder, ' I - I The girls had quite a successful season, ' ' ' ' . ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' ' ' ' I 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 1 - I ' ....28 1C . . ' ' . . ......39 .. h B t pt Kg codR t 1 yl y hS M 1G y 43044, Baakcfbad McComb s 37 38 season was under the tutelage ot Coach Fred Damel Coach Danrel had hve lettermen to start hrs hrst year at Mc Comb They were Capt Wlse Brtckman Ben nett Stout Klng B9S1Cl9Sll'1GSGf1V9 there were some very promrslng players tn the sopho more class The Panthers opened thetr season December 3 lostng thelr flISl game From here on they tmproved raptdly Wtnmng tour con secut1ve league games On Ianuary 21 some thmg happened to the Panthers and they lost the last four league games The Bed and Black went to the county fm als ln the tournament but were nosed out by two po1nts The Panthers were also beaten rn the consolatton tournament by one pomt SEASON S RECORD League Gcxmes Tournament Games McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb Arcadla Van Buren Alumnl Mt Blanchard Llberty Mt Cory Vanlue Arhngton Hoytv1lle Bawson Arcadla Bawson Cfmalsl Vanlue McComb McComb McComb First Rowlleit to right!-C arles Stout, rll Bennett, Rober Wxse,Ca .7 Richard Brtckman, Ioe in. Se n ow Ile! to right!-Coach Fred Danlel, Iumor Lat a, Bzll Freed, Paul Aukerman, Do e B al, Iunior Sharn1nqhouse,Ke1t che-ele, Ralph Vfoodrutt, qr,Rober orb. I McComb ..... 29 .... North Baltimore .... 33 McComb ..... 23 .... Mt. Blanchard ..... 21 ' ' 8 ' ....l7 ' . .....25 ' . ' ' SNAPSHCDTS Q Do you remember how green the Freshmen were? Do you remember the Freshman 1n1t1at1or1? Do you remember the day Mlss Prfer asked the Freshman Lafrn Class what thc word pedagogue meant and Maxrne W answered Some krnd of poly wag ? Therefore these teachers are a cel tam type of polywag Do you remember B1ll B Martha Lors H and the Buzzard Box 1n the frrst grade? Do you remember the day Homer F fell asleep rn the lrbrary and toppled off hrs chatr? Do you remember how Mr Nerderhrser says lenth mstead of length? Do you remember how Mary P answered a few of the questrons Drck B asked her dur1ng the trral Do you remember an accrdent that occurred durtng grrls basketball practtce one eventng concernlng Paulrne S ? Do you remember how rt ratned the day a bus load of hrgh school students went to the football garne at Columbus? Do you remember how Mr Cramer and also Bob G sang commg home from Columbus? Do you remember how Mr DC1Il1Gl spelled lost lossed one day ln Phys rcs Class? Do you remember when the semors gave therr fue mmute speeches? Do you remember the day Bluffton College gave the Chapel program? Do you remember how much the boys beat the gxrls playrng basketball? Do you remember tlae day some of the hrgh school students saw The Good Earth ? Do you remember hom Mr Dan1el got alteratron and alternatlon mlxed? Do you remember the song the Grrls Glee Club sang concermng the dr1p dr1p of an 1c1cle? Do you remember the tournament? Do you remember the banau t for the boys and grrls basketball squad and boys football squad? Do you remember the day the negroes sang? Do you remember how to pep up the football team wlth the red headed center? Do you remember the mont the Glee Clubs and the orchestra went to Ada? Do you remember the day the prctures were taken for the Annual? Do you remember the day Fmdlay College gave the Chapel program? Y . . . i . rr . - ' V - If . V , If 1: . . ., . . . ff 11 . t . . I . . J . .. . 11 1 H H , . , . A , , r W . p . .7 , . ff A . H V . t . . . r w . . 1 1 . 1 Q , V 1 A . 1 . . r r . . M' UC M I F Cf-fAz! ALM MA 6 2' HE IQ-'R C Klan. IULIL QCOntznuPd from Inge IIJ I Homer Fllckrnger do hereby bequeath my ab1l1ty to srng and play the qurtar to Mar tm Kumeck I Martha Fullwerler do hereby bequeath my rules on how to conduct myself IH Speech Class to Paultne Shoop I Helen Gangle do hereby bequeath my ab1l1ty to play basketball to Bernrce Karns I Ruth Glaser do hereby bequeath my ab1l 1ty to play the accordran to Robert Rrder I Martha Lors Hamlm do hereby bequeath my attentrveness 1n class to Edna Poe I Marnorle I-Iector do hereby bequeath my quret ways to Mary Matyas provrdmg she applres them I Rrchard Houk do hereby bequeath the care of a certam dark harred freshman grrl to Eugene La Rue I Dwrght Iackson do hereby bequeath my wrtty remarks to Geraldme Hector abrlrty to attract the farrer sex to Max Walters I Ruth Lentz do hereby bequeath my talent as a seamstress to Eleanor Wh1te provrdlng Eleanor doesn t frll her wardrobe wrth evemng gowns I Anna Mae McDowell do hereby be queath my golden harr to Drck Rmehart pro vrdmg he wears 1t ln Shlrley Temple curls I Mary Susan Mrtchell do hereby be queath my Physlcs book to Mr Danlel wrth an answer book thrown rn prov1d1ng Mr Danlel doesnt wear the answer book out rrst I Delbert Latta do hereby bequeath my orator1cal ab1l1ty to Marlorre Shafer I Rachel Moorehead do hereby bequeath my astonlshmg speed to the slow Paulme Smrth I Lester Newell do hereby bequeath my boyrsh grm to Norman Rayle I Carol Payne do hereby bequeath my good behavror to Maxme Wasson I Mary Loulse Poe do hereby bequeath my abrlrty as a cheerleader to Erythe Groves I Elrzabeth Prrce do hereby bequeath my darrng boldness to Annabelle Foltz I Alrce Shafer do hereby bequeath my seat besrde Mr Cramer s desk rn the Home Room to Iunror Sharnmghouse I Iean Sharnrnqhouse do hereby bequeath my Grft of Gab to Clarabelle Mrtchell rf she wrll return rt w1th1n a few months for I cant get along wrth out 1t Mr Netderhrser says I Maxme Shrvely do hereby bequeath my hold on Lewrs to Annabelle Rozelle provrdmg I get h1m back when I want h1m I Dorrs Shoop do hereby bequeath my Senlor boy frrend to Ruth Bartlebaugh I Myrtle Spltler do hereby bequeath my Arcadra boy frrend to Geraldrne McMaster prov1d1ng she takes good care of h1m my abrlrty as a heartbreaker to Ioe Wem I Carol Stafford do hereby bequeath my Job m the Clover Farm Store to Lucllle Strouse hopmg she enloys rt Chlml as much as I do I Robert WISE do hereby bequeath my helght to Lucrlle Morrrson and Donald Shafer to dtvlde up equally between them I Ralph Woodruff do hereby bequeath my never changmg good nature to Mr Cramer I Carl Zergler do hereby bequeath my dlmples to Howard Phrpps so he may be call ed The D1mpled Darllng of M H S In wltness whereof we set our hands and seals on th1s day the srxth of May rn the year one thousand nme hundred and thrrty enght Srgned SENIOR CLASS OF 1938 Eumce Ewmg C eaguesMF MSIS IF O . I ' J I I I I I I I II I I I I ' I H . I - , , , , I I ' I I I I II I Il v v . . I, Bernard Leiter, do hereby bequeath my I, Iohn Spitznaugle, do hereby bequeath , , , , 1 1 ' I I I I , , I I I - ll 1 II . , I I ' , . ' I ' - , , I I . ' ' . oll cf TBA LL HEfC'fW1L f 0' SQA 'Q ,fri I d4,Ufl1.e1m,.5lQfL'LlA, Eldon Adams Elo1se Adams B1ll Bennett Dlck Br1ckman Beverly Caton VIVIOD Clev1dence Carolyn Crook Dav1d Culp Naom1 Curt1s Adelme Dmshong Ehzabeth Dorman Fanme Dorman Eun1ce Ewmg lmogene Farthmg Martha Fullwe1ler Helen Gangle Ruth Glaser Mar1or1e Hector 'Vlartha Hamhn Bernard Le1ter Delbert Latta Dw1ght Iackson Anna McDowell Mary M1tchell Bachel Moorehead arol Payne Mary Poe Ehzabeth Pr1ce Al1ce Shafer lean Sharmnghouse Dor1s Shoop MGXIHG Sh1vely Myrtle Sp1tler Carol Stafford lohn Spttsnaugle Lester Newell Boo W1se Balph Woodruff Carl Z1egler Nlck Name Future Occupal on Tuffy D1mples W1ll1e Br1ck 1 Vtv Cooky Davey Curly Sweet Adel1ne E IZ Fan Eun1e mo Mart G1g Glass Hec l-lam Skeeter Tug D1tty Annte SUSIE Rache Kayo Poey E 1Z Sharny Shoop1e Max Myrt Sta ack T9SS19 Grandpa Wood1e Zelg Farmer Nurse Preacher Engrneer Mechamc Model Farmer s W1fe Ptefngeratron MOV19 Actress Clerk Cartoon1st I-lousew1fe Home Ec Teacher Busmess Stenographer Congresswoman MUSICIGD Pr1vate Se retary Teacher Pres of U S Lawyer Comed1an Saleswoman School Teache MISSIODGTY Dancmg Teacher Author Sutfrag1st Lecturer Post1n1stress Nurse I-lousew1fe Bookkeeper Work 1n Clover Farm stores Clark Gable ll Marned Man Pd1tor of Shaw town Spec1al Mechanlc Cartoonlst Favor te Pastxme Trymg to grow a Gazmg at her locket Blushmg Eatmg candy Glrls NOISIUGSS Chew1ng gum Talk1ng to g1rls Pr1mp1ng Sllence Ser1ousness Senousness Baseball 'l'alk1ng V1s1t1ng G1ggl1ng PUbl1C Speakmg Match1ng penn1es Studytng Study1ng a d1ct1onary C1v1ng speeches Tolhng stor1es Day dream1ng GYIHHIHQ S1tt1ng st1ll Makmg Gene sm1le WIITIHQ poems Readmg romances Cornposmg poems Keepmg cheerful Basketball Study1ng Readmg Marv1n Weeks G1rls Wf1l1Hq notes t Garnet Salesmansh1p Combmg ha1r Talkmg ' .. l' ........... 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' ' o 1 .SCILUIJL L' September School begms All classes elect OIIICQFS Glee clubs elect OIIICGIS FITSI Chapel program on Enthus1asm by Chapel Comm1ttee Sen1ors select and order class r1ngs Football season opens North Balt1more at McComb Sen1or Freshmen recept1on H1gh School Day at Oh1o State UUIVGI sm y H1gh School VISIIS F1ndlay theater sees The Good Earth P1cture Capta1n of the Guard shown 1n aud1tor1um TIME MARCHES ON' October No McComb at Arcadra 1n football Chapel on Cooperatron by Sen1ors lunlors select and order class r1ngs Chapel program on Chapel Beverence by IUHIOIS SGDIOIS choose class play Phys1cal exam1nat1on for boys and g1rls basketball Show S1las Marner Home Ec party at the home of loy Keeler Chapel on Columbus Day by Soph omores Football Mt Blanchard at McComb Bece1ve IIISI SIX Weeks grades Chapel on Bread by Freshmen McComb at L1berty 1n football Freshman We1ner roast at Edna Poes home Show Rm T1n T1n CThe N1ght Cryl Chapel on Loyalty by Sen1ors Football game Mt Cory at McComb Iun1or class party at Carol lnbodys home TIME MARCHES ON' vember Sen1or CIVICS class holds mock electlon Many happy SGDIOTS TIHQS arrlve Chapel on Obed1ence by lumors McComb Vanlue football game there No school Teachers meet1ng 1n Toledo today Basketball g1rls get new su1ts Freshmen take 1ntell1gence test Sen1ors f1ll out record for college prepar at1on lun1ors rece1ve IIHQS today Sen1or class prctures are taken Show Babes 1n the Woods Chapel on Arm1st1ce Day by comm1t ee Football McComb vs Arlmgton here 4 H program 1n P T A No school th1s afternoon F1rst day of hunt1ng season Sen1ors get proofs of DICIUFSS Chapel on Safety by Sophomores Last of football Hawson at McComb Home Ec and Ag groups g1ve game supper together Chapel on Sp1r1t of Thanksgwmg by comm1ttee Thanksg1v1ng vacat1on l-l1gh School w1tnesses show by Farmers on the COHSGTVGIIOD of So1l SSHIOI class play Wheres My Mon ey? TIME MARCHES ON' December RSCGIVS second SIX weeks grades Show The L1fe of George Wash1ngton Panthers chosen as I-l1gh School emblem Chapel on Determ1nat1on by Freshmen F1rst basketball game McComb t North Balt1more Chapel on Fa1thfulness by Sen1ors McComb Arcad1a basketball game here Show Ahce rn Wonderland Home Ec party at Helen McCameys home Expectatlons of Bluffton were out of questlon today Sen1ors put on tr1al for h1gh school Chapel on Chr1stmas by comm1ttee Chnstmas vacatlon starts Icxnucrry School resumes after vacat1on Groanl 7 Panthers selected as our hlgh school emblem McComb plays at Mt Blanchard Chapel Bespons1b1l1ty by the lunlors 5. . ' ' 7. ' I 8 I , l5. ' ' . . 20. ' P ' - ' , 9. ' ' ' 221. ' u 10' . . 2 . . 11- I ,, . ,, 25 ' l h l' ' l ' .t l2. - , I . 28. ' ' , 13. . ' ' ' U . so. - I ' ' 16. . . 19. 2. - 6- ' H ' H 25. ' ' ' 9- I 29. ' ' Football, McComb at Van Buren 30 . ,, , - 12. ' ' ' l4. ' ' ' ' ' H l. ' ' 15. - ' I ' I I G 19. ' ' ' - , . , 10. 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' , ' ' ' mm ,sawn 13 Show Captain Ianuary 14 McComb vs Liberty here Whatagame' Chapel Home by Sophomores 19 20 McComb Community Institute 21 Chapel given on temperance McComb plays at Mt Cory 28 Vanlue at McComb Chapel Friendship by the Fre TIME MARCHES ON' hmen February Ballots sent out for dances McComb vs Arlington there Chapel Travel by Seniors F P Diller lohn Deere pictures shown Hoytville plays here State inspectlon today and were We scared' Shows Black Cyclone and The Bare foot Boy McComb at Bawson Chapel Music by the Bluffton College Quartette Boy Scout lamboree pictures Speaker Senior Valentine party at Buth Glaser s lunlors select Hot Copy as their class play McComb FFA enterta1ns the Bawson chapter First session of the County Tourney M H S defeats Mt Blanchard Washington Day Chapel Sophomores Negro singers here from Mississippi McComb downs Arcadia 1n the tourna ment Show The Heart of Lincoln Third session of tourney Liberty IS de feated by Bawson Paul Moore is speaker at Chapel McComb loses to Bawson 17 to 15 TIME MARCHES ON' March McComb vs Vanlue Lost by one point Sociology and Business Arithmetic classes take trip to the Llma Hospital of Insane Grade cards given out 6' Chapel Literature by Freshmen Boys triumph over the girls 4615 History lecture given by Mr Guy Dietrick Show My Boy Freshman class party at lean Spitler s Chapel given on General Welfare Bawson defeated by lVIcCutchenv1lle at Carey Chapel on Music We have it bad the spring fever Music classes sing at P T A Glee Clubs and Orchestra go to Ada Concert Legion minstrel show Show Othello G1rls softball begins Chapel by Findlay College Sophomore class party at Dick Binehart s Boys have soccer ball practice Iunior class play Hot Copy April May A11Foo1s Day L G Herbert speaks in chapel on Silence Show How Life Begins Awarding of basketball letters Boys give very interesting chapel Iunior class party at Ioe King s Chapel program by girls Good Friday No school Easter Sunday Chapel An Interview by lumors Spring Music Program at Van Buren PTA Chapel Quantity and Quality b Sophomores TIME MARCHES ON' Grades give music program Last day for Seniors Senior chapel Success Senior play Blood and Thunder Iumor Senior banquet Chapel by Eighth Grade Baccalaureate Services Commencement Exercises Bev Sidney McCammon speaker School s out , , ' 4. , ' - . 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' CLASS OF less e Pttder H zel Rader Hurt er Ruth Bu ler H 'r by Margaret K nsey Bowman Nartt ct Todd Div s O e Staff Sho , P ul ne l 'rrbyslc re St ere 1926 Bowltng Green Deshler McComb Stronqsvtlle Detrott McComb Detrott Gal ,vrose Bc t Cocoanut Grove Mtam Orrel Van 'Do rt Coll ns Flor ce Madou e Sn vely Myrtle Fertstent Let Hauahn Nxorr Loy Br ckr n Estel Vvn tmer He n Vvrtqht s rx x skt Ruby Thomas Herty Ethel Deerwester lfarcher Faye .zwtnq Hazel Ntque Rtrner Raymond Yantts lohn Hobart Wtll 'rn Kelley Cectl Rhoad Warren Otto Luther Harden Rtley Metz Dwtqht Ewtnq Lester lnbody CLASS Hele't B ckman Ramsey Cornel us Br ckman Glenn Cramer Lyman Butler Gold Fundurt Snafer Genev eve Gray Yahney Velnna lnbody Etcher Wayne lnsley Blame lnsley Elnor Kletnhenz Dorth Fuller Sladghterback Raymond Ltnds y Maur ce Ramsey Myron Ramsey Velma Stall Ewtnq Maur ce Rosenberqer Mable Roberts Roxme Stough Roberts Kenneth Sltke Dorts Swarm VanScoyce Emmet Sutton Helen Stewart Helen Smtth Brewer Dorothy Roy Scandlen Ftndlay McComb Letpstc Ftndlay McComb McComb Toledo Letpstc Ftndlay McComb Findlay Mt Blanchard Ftndlay Belmore Ftndlay McComb Toledo Bloomdale McComb McComb F 1927 Bryan Ctnctrtnatt McComb Deshler Pandora Shelby Lerpstc McComb McComb Dec Toledo Toledo Bryan Letpstc McComb Washtngton McComb Fostorta Toledo Deshler Toledo Maumee Marton Gtlboa CLASS OF 1928 Dortha Bach Dorts Carney Lewanda Cooper Elsea Coral Cu ac Rttter Mary Corron Folk Isabelle Beckford Vandersall Frances Dtlltnqer Routzon Helen Fltck Frankentelt Margaret Farquharson Mort Ruth Ganqle Phtlltps Artel Kelley Cramer Mary lane Kletnhenz Altce La Rue Marttn Ramona Mallot Harper Leone Mtley Frost Belmore McComb Ftndlay McComb Toledo North Balttrnore Marton Van Buren Ltma Gtlboa Ftndlay McComb Belmore Toledo Ftndlay Oh o Ohto Ohto Ohto Mtch Ohto Mtch tra Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Onto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto eased Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto D Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Oh to Harr et Montague Dubbs Mable Shafer Shane Mary Shafer O rell Spttler Newhard Evelyn Sm th Hetnlen Ntld ed Walker Hall Eathe Bya' Wheland Wade Dtller Arthur Brtckman Hetn en Hall Clarence Harden Emmett Spttler Elmo Rader Lawrence Shephard Ioseph Shoop G r cl Stouqh Lest r Sprmaer CLASS Dorts Rtsser Alta Smtth Preble Guyneth Stouqh Rudtstll Troas Shoop Don Ktnsey Robert Moorhead Helen Metz Perktns Beatr ce Mtley Burdette Otto Robert Rudtstll Merr tt Rader V vt rt Harden lackman Paul Deerwester Ma A Deerwester Stanl y Hoe Grace Barqer Mrldred Brtckman Leland Leader Evelyn Crook Derck Harry Crook Franc s Beckford Robert Kertz Lawrence Walters Mtnerva Carmtne Dorts Dretsbach Dertnts Charles Iohnson Loren Ewtnq Carl Holltday Lawrence lnbody Dan Fouts Deshler F ndlay McComb Ntles McCartney Bowl nq Green Mt Vernon McComb McComb Bowltnq Green Ftndlay Bowltnq Green Monroe McComb Ftndlay McComb 1929 Ftndlay McComb McComb McComb Ftndlay Fostorta Hoytvtlle Belmore Rawson McComb Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Texas Ohto Oh o Ohto Oh o Ohto Ohto Ohto Mtch Oho Olto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Deceased Toledo McComb McComb Spr nqfteld McComb McComb Ctnctnnatt B oomdale Detrott North Balttmore McComb Ltma Deweyvtlle Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Mtch Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Oakland Caltfornta Toledo McComb Toledo McComb Bowltnq Green CLASS OF i930 Elotse Rhoad Cecrl La Rue Orvtlle Stouqh Madeltne Shoemaker Kertz Eleanor Curtts Alspack Ruth Yantts Lloyd Dtlltnqer Paul Shoop Karl Aukerrnan Lots Freed Avts Hutson Ganqle Norma Folk Grtfftth Paul Hart Wtlltam Ganqle Dorotha LaRoche Cramer Robert Preble Lorena lnbody England Lots Rader Naomt Smtth Hoe Wtlbur Thomas Verna Wtnkle Etheltne Farthtnq Clvne Oda St Iohn Washtnqton Toledo McComb McComb Ftndlay Ftndlay McComb lohnson Ctty Bluffton McComb McComb Gomer McComb McComb Ftndlay Ftndlay Rtstng Sun McComb Sprtngfteld Ft Wayne Toledo Dayton McComb Ohto Ohto Ohto Oh o Ohto D Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohlo Ohto Tenn Ohro Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto Ohto nd Ohto Ohto Ohto 0 - . 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McComb, Ohio ' ......,................, St. ' , ' ' . ...................... . , McCo111l'J Ol11o es Sl a11k Leste tsr '1 B y Todd Vo 111e1 xox 1 la o ye CLASS C 1 S 11 O Ruth ntsf 1 11 Straus B11 '11 R Bo 1 1,1rwn M ny N 1 11 l l I i fl B1 M ldrsd H111 ow 111t K11 M lllild MCFI 1 R:1l,h Mcllou Ke th Morne LtlClllC M1tcl1f Mary Mo111son Galen Ps ters Gerald Pfnkex M ny Re111111 Doyle Rolnson Datha S1 nsnaugle Ec11l Sl1a1111nqhouac Nole Mae S11 tsn ual: Robert Stewart Cle-one Thorna Forest V1 1Do1n Clarence VN nkle Rolla Wolford Geo1qe Walke Gertrude Ze1rle1 Stennnel 9 Toledo Oh1o McCo b Oh1o MCC nb Oh1o to rc t J' clna rn Arbor 1Jl rl1 aan MCCL b Oh Q MCC Oh1o T cl MCL L nb Oh1o Ohm Colun bus Oh o Nc 11h Oh1o BOAllIlQ Lrten Oh1o F ndl ry Oh1o C 1 Cl Colu nbus MCC llb l1ndl'1y l 1 d lloytv l11 MCC 1 h McCon1l1 lxllclxxn ln C yanet Toledo McCr111h McComb Elndlay O 11 Ol11o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Ol11o OlltO Oh1o Ohm Oh11 Oh1o Ol'll0 Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Ol11o O11ck C,CIllfOTHlLI Mei omb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb Q olumbus Hoytv lle CLASS OF 1936 Marcella Ande s Howard Adams lean Bennett Betty Byal Ruth Brown Blame Baker Luc1lle Earqer B1 nctt D1ck Culp Carl Cusa Edna Corron Euaene Dlller Clyde D1ll1naer Lester Dorman Ed1th Ewxnq Noel Grose Ke1th Hall Betty Hanes Mar1or1e Haner Stewart Rrchard Hector Clarence Humphe y Dale lnqold Edlth Kershner Evelyn Leader Esther Meyer W1ll1s Pendleton Helen P1ckens Baker Grace Roy Clarence R1der Betty Roy Cherry Columbus McComb McComb Toledo Oh1o Oh1o OlllO Oh1o Oh1o OhlO Oh1o Oh1o OhlO Oh1o OhlO Oh1o YYISOH Arkansas McComb McComb McComb Ada McComb Duke Stat1on McComb McComb McComb McComb Maryvllle Tenn Columbus Mt Blanchard McComb McComb McComb Columbus Bowhnq Green McComb McComb Le1ps1c Fmdlay McComb Pandora Oh1o Oh1o OhlO Oh1o Oh1o N C Oh1o Oh1o OhlO Oh1o essee Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Ohlo H Aura Rl 1nelr11t Betty Rader 'Vt Stouqh mtl I Stafford arr Sto C to a S111 t s S n tl S1111t1 ld S1 Il old '1 vely C zlon Tlltllll s 3 Va r P ,J rx Moodruft Vv 111 Wolford CLASS Ruth I1 kill I 1 Pl 1c1t y CW1 P1 c 1 1111 Bro N11 ctchm M 1x111 Brown Iohn llydl nu l Bytr Be1na1d1e L11 C11n1on mo uk lJ'V1,1Qlll Cllll s Howard Data 1 1 Lrnnrl W1ln1e1 lwmq Dons C1 en Esther Croon Ehzalseth Harden Paul Harden Carlton Hutson Doll1L Keelrr Norma Kelly Lou1s Lenhart Margaret L1nde'11an Serqe McDouqle Freder1ck Meyer lames Mcntaque Rose Moore Edward Morr1son Robert Orw1ck W llard Pendleton Kenneth Parker lrene Poe Charles Rader Fa1ry Rader Helen Rader Leshe Rader Marquer te Rader Alyce Rezmer Chloe Dell Routson Charles Rozelle Dorothy Schroll Ralph Sheater Burdelle Shoemaker Leona Smes Dons Spnznauqle Leonard Steven Bernzce Strouse Betty Strouse Ahce Thomas Beatnce Walker Ioe Walker MGTJOYIE Walters Manes Dean W se lean Zerqler McComb P ndlay F ndlay N'cCo1nb lV'cCornb E ndlay McComb Lllllll McCon b L,OlLllltbUS Bow na Green L1n a lVlCCDlllb McComb OF 1937 Vlt Co111h MLC, Ulllb McComb McComb McComb F ndlay McCon1lo lVlLCOITllD McComb L1ma McComb McComb McComb Frndlay Bowl ng G1een McComb McComb McComb L1ma McComb McComb McComb McComb Toledo Fmdlay McComb McComb McComb Tlffln McComb McComb McComb McComb Bluffton McComb Bowlznq Green Oh o Oh1o Oh1o Oh o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o OHIO Oh o Oh o Oh o Oh1o Oh o Oh1o Oh o OlllO Oh1o Oh1o Oh1O Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Ol11o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Ol11o Oh1o Oh1o Ohm Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o OhlO Oh1o Oh1o OhlO Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1O Oh1o McComb Oh1O McComb McComb McComb Bluffton McComb McComb McComb McComb Ohro Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1O Oh1o Kalamazoo Mlchlqan McComb Shawtown McComb McComb McComb McComb Bowlmq Green Fmdlay Shawtown McComb Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1o Oh1O Oh1o I Chnl 1 ..,...,..., .,..,,.,...... f V , , C' ' 1 .....,... , ......,.,.. , 1 r Sp: 1 :ale ,.,.........,..... .1 1..I!1 , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,1,,,,,, 1 , ett ,,.....,. .,...,.,,......... 1 11 1 1r:a111 11 1 ....,..........,,,.,.,.. 1 , l11l1'1 l ..,........,,,.....,... 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Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PLAY SAFE' IDSUTGW1Ih F S WASSON INSURANCE AGENCY McComb Ohio BLUFFTON COLLEGE Offers You A Llberal Arts Course wlth Pre course for Professional Work LOW COST A Chnshan Education High Standards of Education VISIT J1J1dlagL9'InwmLJla1zd1vwm Full Lines Of GENERAL HARDWARE PAINTS STCVES COGKING UTENSILS of Cdl kmds FINDLAY HARDWARE STORE Glfts Worthy of the Flnest Sentlment LESTER THOMAS Dlarnonds Watches Sllverware 3035 Mann St Opposlte Court House Fxndlay Ohlo ll 1 - - ll - - . . o I COMPLIMENTS OF l'lll.DLr FOLLEGF COMPLIMENTS OF STATE Il0YAL L Y CEUNI THEATERS Sp ca1Gro pRat toSh IP t I' X f W Q 'Q We Are Proud of Our McComb Students e i u es c oo cz ' When You Crave Good Coffee Ask Your Grocer For H I - T E S T Roasted Fresh Daily By FINDLAY COFFEE TEA 6 SPICE CO. M. A. 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BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations the Senior Class ot 38 Phone 2165 McComb O Comphments oi KIGER BARBER Your Patronaqe Appreciateol Class CAD Shop State Inspected Compllments THE MCCOMB FARMERS CO OPERATIVE ASSN OI-IIC - fl ff of S H O P McComlo - Hancock - Shawtown FRANKIE'S MCCOMB'S Shoes, Harness. and Repair C0mP1efe Service Food Market Quality at Low Cost Always Phone 2079 STOP - - - SHOP - - - SAVE THE MORRISONS CITY DEPT STORE M A R K E T McComb Ohlo Low Overhead Lower Prlces R W SUTTON Comphmenis General Commerclal PRINTING TURNER CROSBY McComb Ohm SHOE CO Manager Comphments of We Check Your Shoe PIIIITIQ HARRIS THEATER by X Ray Flndlay Ohlo Phone 262 I of A. I. FENSTEMAKER HAN ES BROTHERS' MEAT MARKET Phone 24 McComb, Ohio Compliments of F. S. PENDLETON LUMBER CO. Phone 9 McComb Ohlo WANT TO KNOW EVERYTHING THAT I-IAPPENS IN MCCOMB SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Take The P rl? Nr' FK ff UNT! rlFs 1-VD 1 FARTHING S GARAGE Congratulatlons 1938 SENIOR CLASS Automoblle Eepcur 0fAUK1HdS THE GLASER HATCHERIES George M Glaser McComb Ohlo McComb Phone 72 Ohlo h wa N4 'Nh If we 1 Compllments of THE S 6. S DRUG STORE The Store That Has It 319 South Mcnn St Flndlay DIETSCH S or CONFECTIONS and ICE CREAM 533 N Maln Horns Theater Bldg Let Grube Fzx It H D GRUBE Ieweler and Watchmaker Pme Repalrmq Hand Enqravmq 325 South Mcnn St Fmdlcxy Ohlo Complrments of LEON CLOTHING CO Al Bass COwnerD Fmdlay Ohlo TASTY TATERS Potc:toCh1ps Flndlcxy Ohio Phone 291 W Ruth Cusclc Prop Compllments of FINDLAY Flowers of DISUHCTIOH or Every OCCGSIOH BLOOMINGDALE S Flowers Four Doors South Of Harrls Theater ICE 6. FUEL CO. Flndlcty, Ohlo Phone 328 - f - ., ' .o. ' ' ' ' Phone 569-W Phone 975 - f THE HALL HARDWARE CO. The Farm Service Store Hancock County s Oldest lohn Deere Dealers FULL STOCK REPAIRS COMPETENT MERCHANDISE McComb Chro North Western Ohlo s Leading Furnlture Store THE DILLER FURNITURE CO A Furmture House For Partlcular People PROGRESS Freshman ra ber may I qo to the snow to HIQIIIQ Sophomore F tner please let me go o he show tonrqht lumor Fa her lm qornq to ne show orlqht Senror Goodbye 'olks An absentmrnded rofessor has Just drscov ered that he has been Chanqmq hls shlrt every thousand mnes nd he on rn hrs car once '1 week A good lookrnq man 15 a swell catch A swell catch 15 a blq frsh A brq frsh rs a whopper A whopper 1S one blq l1e Therefore a qood looklnq man IS one brq l1e Chuck Wlll you take a walk Wllll m 'P Pee Wee Vllhat for? Chuck Oh my doctor told me to take my GXGYCISE wrth dumbbells Germans named then shxps after Jokes so the English wouldnt see them Am. Max Could I ry on that sun rn the w1ndow'9 Clerk We d much rather you use he a essrnq room Mr Ne1derh1ser VV1ll you explarn he dlfter ence to me between shrllmqs and pence? Kermit F You C n walk down the s ee wrtn out sh1ll1nqs Mr Cramers pretty close lsnt he? Close I should say he IS He lrves on souo order to keep from wearrna out the Illllflq rn hrs teeth Bernrce Dlck called up the house tour trmes before l qave hlm a date Vera Who drd he ask for the trrst three tunes? When qreen guys qo out to parnt the town red they often get nabbed by bluecoats ll l ll I I n I l - . . . ,W V . H . 1 , , . , ,r , 1 - -- . A r C1 , ' 1 t , ,, b , . A, Q ,, YY I A A Q , . ,. , H N W , , .f a .. t .- 9 ' ' . . 1: , ' 3 ' . ., W A , u t X . ,. . . . H . , . . . . . f - . . , - . . . ,, . , ., . . ,, - ., 7 . e. . .. H ,. . , . . . OUND managensl policies and long successful experience have provided us with sufficient equipment, adequate personnel, and ample resources to render dependsble service as snists and makers of fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is ourlirst promise. JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. O11 Wed Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois ln the foreground' Fr. Dearborn referected in Gram Park on Chicago's lake front. lllusxraxion by Jahn Gf,Ollier Arr Sxudios They stood at the garden gate bathed tn moon lrght Ruth he whrspered husklly we ve been Walklng out together for slx years now you and That we have lohn was the subdued reply And the man contrnued weve klnd o got to know one another to trust eacht other am t we? Yes was the thrrlled response Well gulped Iohn wxll will you lend me my bus fare nor' eV lm broke Davy Im suttermg from potnted shoes Herman But you don t wear pointed shoes Davy l know I dont but my grrls old man wears em there how many w1ll l have altogether te K l dont thrnk you can do 1 Walter Zoup zoup s1r7 Customer l dont know w at you f talking about Walter Well you know wh tt hash ts Well zoup 1s looser A gxrl may wear a golt outtrt when she cant play golt and a bathrng surt when she can t swrrn but when she puts on ct weddtng dress she moans busmess A certarn mtnlster noted tor kts abrhty o pudge character and for hrs frank manner was asl od to marry an odd looking couple Attor the ceremony the groom sald Sorry 5 arson Lut all I can afford IS a dollar The parson rephed after a look at the bride You re wastm ftfty cents Am, Moe How do you lrke thts chrmney sweepmg Job? Ioe Oh 1t soots me The summer boarder asked Why IS 1t that old hog keeps tryrng to come mto my room? Do you thmk he has taken a fancy to me? Ltttle Ntlhe explarned 'Why tha s hrs roorn rn wmter Mr D ntel s and Miss England s c rs met head Both got out and wxth that hne courtesy so Characterrsttc oi rnotortsts nowadays both began to apoloa1ze profusely lm so sorry satd Mrss England rt was all rn ful N a all was Mr Dantels gall n reply was o lame myself slde of tae road Tha may be true but my dear m dam I am responslble tor the colhslon l saw vou commg blocks away and I had ample opportunlty to dart down a sxde street Lots ot gtrls are color bhnd They thlnk a boy 15 yellow when tn tact he s green L1ttle Gul Cat football gamel Oh mamma see the pretty Jerseys' Colleglan Yeah the thundertng herd Chuck do you use tooth paste? Wha tor? 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