McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

Page 9 text:

52522552535:32Qi?fi?3293+?Q+329?+??Q+2Q+992+?2Q+2Q+'229?+92??+?25?5i2S2f?2S3+?2WS2+??S2+2Si+?2Q+22E+9i3+2S2222S24923422Q+2?S?f22S?+?2Q+22S?+S'29'3+22Q+9QE X 1 X x 1 I I S I ! I I AIDMINI TIQATIDN 5591!QIBCXQSEQZYX91-'56X.9C.ID5lGL.3C,IoDl!GX.9C.1DiIGX,DC,,IDiFf3.9C.fOf-55613

Page 8 text:

93E2Qf?2Qf??Qf2Qi??Qf?2Q+2S?+S'2S?i??QQQQQSYQQQQQQQQQSQEZQ+9S?i??Qt?2Qt??Q+?2Q+?Qi?Ql25?+'2?9?+9Q62Qi?Qi?S?1??iQ+C2Q+2Qii22Q+9Q19Q+?2Q.9 Seated: Vera Inbody, Robert Gorby, Geraldine Hector, Charles Stout, Joe King, Max Walters. Standing: Keitha. Conine, Edith Roether, Rowena Rader, Mr. Neiderhiser, Lucille Morrison, Myrtle Briclkman, Pauline Smith, Gene Mackey, Carl LaRue, James Peneton, Junior Latta, Miss MacDonald. Meet The Producers THIS Annual which you are scanning is the final result of the earnest labors of the Annual Staff this year. Probably the task of heaviest responsibility in compiling this annual fell to our editor, Charles Stout. The efforts of the Associate Editor, Geraldine Hector, and the Business Manager, Robert Gorby, can not be overlooked either. The circulating manager, Max Walters, had quite a job in collecting all the money from the various students who wanted an Annual worse than they wanted to pay for it. Joe King and Junior Latta had charge of selling ads which caused them plenty of running around. Perhaps Robert Rider and James Peneton had more fun in getting their contributions to this publication than any one else since they were the cameramen who took a great number of the pictures found throught it. The editors of the various sections were as follows: Senior Class . . Vera Fae Inbody, Underclass . . Edith Roether, Girls' Sports . . Myrtle Brickman, Boys' Sports . . Carl LaRue, Music . . Ruth Morrison, Calendar . . Rowena Rader and Pauline Smith, Features . . Gene Mackey, Activities . . Keitha Conine, Jokes . . Lucille Morrison, and Alumni . . Willa Gene Wright. This staff was under the capable supervision of Miss MacDonald and Mr. Neid- erhiser, the former to whom we have dedicated our Annual this year. We sincerely want to thank these two faculty members for the numerous problems which they so kindly solved for us. Robert Rider received the medal for outstanding works in journalism this year. In order to improve our financial status the staff sponsored a skating party at Green Mills on March thirtieth. All the students in the various high schools in the county were invited to attend this event. Despite the hard work connected with it, the entire staff' has enjoyed publishing this Annual and hope as a reward for our efforts it will meet with the heartiest approval of the entire student body and all others who may wish to read it. 659' QZ'BCY9IiQ!5C'X955QI5CS9lIQZ5fS9liQlTaCX9HCvXDLZBSIGRJLZO QC-,XJ Four

Page 10 text:

i3+f2?Q+Q29??f22S?l-?2Q+?2Q+?2Q+229?+'225?+22Q-i2Qf2Qf992l?2S?+?2Qf?2Q+?2942952952Qi?Q+?2Q+9Q42QQQQQQQQQi-9S?+?2Q+22IQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-E ,. 'W ' , ', K Z ... Have You Forgotten? FIFTEEN years ago, a gala event was celebrated in this Community. The people were celebrating the opening of the new modern school building, pictured above. We know that this is probably the first time in history that children were happy to see school start once again. QThey could hardly wait to break the new build- ing inl. We also know that the parents of this community were over-joyed to see the new building. It meant that their children would no longer be forced to attend school in the business block of McComb, marching from building to building to hold classes above business places or in empty stores. This was the condition in 1921 following a severe windstorm leaving the old school building unsuitable for use. We, of this community, are indeed fortunate in having such a wonderful building. The Menllfehind The Gun BEHIND every successful school, there is a capable and hardworking School Board. In this respect this community has more than its share. The School Board, composed of Roscoe Cusac fPres.J, Frank Wasson fClerkD, William Shoop, Jay Stough and Earl Gorby, meets once a month and threshes o icult problems confronting every School Board. This community is fortunate in having these five good men and true . ' XMUW C?9ilQZWCX9!IQ!5C'X95!GX9lZ8l5GRJLIB!iQ'l IBl!GiJl.!'D'-SSGRJQIDHIGXJ Six '