McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

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i- + -9- + -E + -5- + -'E Front Row: Robert Ewimr, Keitha Conine, Dorothy Gorby, Dick Moore, Carl Shively, Dan Bennett. lluum- I ul'1.him:. Second Row: Carl Harden. Dale Henry, Bob Brickman. Miss Marguerite Moyer, Ned Plennett. Howznrd Kershner, Hollis Basinger. Give Me a Toot on Your Tooter Tommie! I The orchestra elected the following officers at the beginning of the year: President, Keitha Conineg Vice President, Robert Ewingg Secretary, Ned Bennettg Reporter, Bobbie Brickmang Librarian, Dick Moore. Robert Ewing plays the violin. Dale Henry, violinist, moved away. Those who play clarinets are Dick Moore and Dorothy Gorby. Hollace Basinger and Howard Kershner play the trombone. The trumpeters are Ned Bennett, Duane Farthing, Dan Bennett, Leslie Shafer, and Bob Brickman. Carl Shively plays the saxophone. The orchestra played several numbers before the Senior Class Play. The accompanist is Keitha Conine and the assistant accompanist is Blanche Farquharson. f1-'1-111-11:1 1 1-1 1 11 1 1 11-1 1,,1- 1.1 1.1 1 1,1 1.1.1..1e1ozo1c1:1:1 1:1111-:ici 1 1. 1 1:1:1:1:1.: Page twenty- two

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'Q 3- -5- + A+ - if- -2- -5- -5- - Front Row: Robert Shafer, Janet White, Blanche Farquharson, Eleanor White, Carol Norris, Vir- ginia Lindsay. Miss Marguerite Moyer, Keitha Conine, Lois Moorehead, Kathryn Roether, Rosemary Kersh, Rachel Saul, Sam Shoop. Second Row' Howard Kershner. Steve Bocik. Dwight Wallen, Betty Engard, Rose Anna Johnston, Margie Crook, Miarjorie Shafer, Marilyn Inbody, Dorothy Gorby, Edna Poe, Melvin Ewing, Rex Inbody, Robert Gallant. Third Row' Elwyn Adams, Carl Shively, Ned Bennet, Max Gangle, Norma Norway, Beverly Nus- baum. Virginia. Schmidt, Norma Freed, Mary Gazarek, Norman Butler, Donald Shafer, Earl Peneton. Robert Ewing. We Could Make Such Beautiful Music The Mixed Chorus sang for the first time in public on October 16, 1940. They sang t'America's Message and God of Our Fathers . At the Armistice program on November 11, they sang God of Our Fathers , Praise for Peace , and The Land We Love . There is a quartet composed of members of Mixed Chorus. They are Eleanor White, Edna Poe, Steve Bocik, and Bob Gallant. At the P. T. A. on September 19, they sang Sacred Song . Rachel Saul is accompanist. March 20, the Mixed Chorus and Glee Clubs combined are presenting a two act operetta entitled Tulip Time . The scene was a market place in the village of Osendorf. The operetta is centered around a group of American college students who journey there to study tulip culture, though two boys of the party are much more interested in two local girls. There is much excitement when it is found that a thief is stealing some of the choice bulbs of prize tulips. But things turn out fine with the prospect of some weddings when the curtain falls. ic: .1-ninioi .1 101:21-:iozcicici Page twenty one oir:icic::v11:i:i:: :: icici::::1-01:1 Ji- E-

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+ -if S+ S+ a+ -5- + Front Row: 'Virtue Lanker, Lois Moorehead, Carol Norris, Helen Smith, Rosemary Kcrsh, Eleanor W,hibe, Norma Norway, Jean Spitler, Janet White, Maxine Wasson, Doris Berry, Delores Foltz. Second Row: Miss Elizabeth Schutzberg, Virginia Schmidt, Jean Cusac. Dorotha Harris, Jean Pendleton, Iva McDougle, Sara McClain, Grace Norway, Donna Kersh, Kathryn Roether, Alice Pozs, Marilyn Norris, Helen Springer. Third Row: Lucille Brumbaugh, Carol Miller, Joan Greetham, Carol Rader, Doris Curtis, Betty Engard, Marthelle Long, Margie Crook, Clarise Pickens, Rose Anna Johnston, Edna Poe, Norma Freed. Pauline Smith, Marilyn Inbody, Marjorie Shafer. Mary Gazarek. Home Economics With Elizabeth Schutzberg as instructor, forty-two girls started the year by organizing the Acme Club. Jean Spitler was elected Presidentg Janet White, Secretary-Treasurerg Eleanor White, Vice President. Last fall the club enjoyed a hilarious time at a Wiener roast at the home of Carol Miller. Jean Spitler entertained us with a Halloween party. The purpose of this club is to give the girls experience in the social line of home-making and to try to make money for a trip after school is out. The club served a banquet for the Class of 1938. Later, Jean and Sarah McClain entertained the club in their home. In December Miss Schutzberg resigned and her sister, Miss Janet Schutzberg, a former teacher of Perrysville, Ohio, filled the position. --:1-:i 1:jazz-ici:ioiciciciainicici:iu:o:-oic1ci:i91oi:iioioi- Page twenty-three