McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

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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 ' . ' -I 1 , - AIT , , . , cw rw v is - 7 . ' - . G , 115- , ' , ' , . f ' f , S -ll , . ' , ' - , G .lb A , . . ' . , 3 6 . became accustomed to our subjects and our surroundings. , . , . : ' ' . ' ' 2 ' - - H . ' ' - . o 6 a , 1 ' . ' ' . , : ' , ' ' ' ' , : , - , ,

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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. ' ' 1 1 n. . ' , 1 er: 1 , 1 1 r, , , ear r , :1 'arn, ry ous, le 1cff1n1ey ' 31 , W1 . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 A ' I - . . , . . 1 1 . . 11 . 1 . 11 . 11 l ll . Y 1 , . 1 , 1 1 1 l A , 1 A. . i- .. 1 . . . . . 1 1 11 1 - 1 - 11 . . . 1 - 1 1 11 . 11 . . , . . I - - I -