McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

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Ql-??S2l'2S?l3?5?+C32S?Jl?92+?2S'S?95i'+C22S?+f22Q+9QQQQQQQE+?Qi?fit?Qt?Qt?Qt2Q+?2Qi2Q+2Q+2S?+?Q+2S?+9Q+2S?fk9S?l2fS?l?2Qi'2?QlG2Ql?2Q+2P+99?f C' First Row: Roxie Adams, Helen Deerwester, Lucille Morrison, Doyle Byal, Dick Rinehart, Edith Roether, Rowena Rader, Ruth Morrison, and Joy Keeler. Second Row: Imogene Foltz, Dorothy Wise, Gene Mackey, Bernice Ramsiy, Garnet Karns, Ruth Carney, Mary Emma Rader, Margaret Corby, Kathleen Brown, Clara Belle Mitchell, and Francis Basil. Third Row Vii 'l M D l J P t H D Ed l K h J ' gh ' : 'LII c oug e, ames ene on, erman ean, ware ers . unmr . arnlng- house. Charles Moore, Alva Lentz, Dean Ewing, Nelson Weeks, Keith Scheele. Joe NVein, Junior Latta. It Won't Be Long Now . . . WEIIJL, well, feature that--Juniors already. We ceased being greenies and softies and no one has thought of a name to upset the dignity of being Juniors. We chose to head our class this year: Dick Rinehart, President, Doyle Byal, vice-president, Edith Roether, secretary, Rowena Rader, treasurer, Lucille Morrison, reporter. We spent the year absorbing knowledge fwe hopej and filling our treasury in order to give the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. We had a lot of fun doing it all. As usual we sold candy to fill up the bottomless sweet tooth of the school. We also gave the play This Night Beware. We had a lot of fun at a Weiner roast at Ruth Morrisons' and a swell party, including a scavenger hunt, at Bing Ramseys'. Dorothy Heers left us for Findlay High, Howard Phipps went to Rutland, and Garnet Karnes moved to Bloomdale. M. H. S. The Juniorian troop presented, on April 4, 'tThis Night Beware , a thrilling, mystery comedy. Velma Bayne fRowena Raderj gave a party in a haunted tavern. Ghosts and witches stalked, Madame Zora Clmogene Foltzj supplied more of those chills while Lazarus and Sukey fDoyle Byal, Ruth Morrisonj darkey servants, and Harriet Hotchkiss and Tommy Meadows fLucille Morrison and Dick Rinehartb, jittery white folks supplied those laughs. The ghost of Black Crow Inn turned out to be Alan Blaire fKeith Scheelej, the love interest of Velma. The ghost was cleared of charges of robbery when the real thief, Francis Mallory fJunior Sharninghousej was scared out of his wits by the super-natural happenings at the party and confessed to the robbery. fContinued on page 501 HQZBCSQII6R2l.IBl56X.JQi3lIGiJLZBl'.I6X9LZBlIGK.3Q.ID!i6XQ Twenty-eight

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