McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

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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 -

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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 , . . . , . . If . H . . - I , , - 1 I n I I I r 1 . . . , , . . 1 . 1 1 - . . I H If . H 1 If 1 7 I l I ' ' , ' ' . t .

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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