McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1945 volume:

The MEME TG 1945 8 M... 41. , .Mfrs -A V I .! '- H4,hs, Published By The Students of McComb High School McComb, Ohio Editor---LEAH NELL PENDLETON Business Manager---RONALD MILLER Q MEM EN TO 1945 Page two Foreword W1-, the Studente of McComb High School, have prepared this volume of the lllemento as at treasure-house of those memories whieh we hold most dear in the year that has passed. May its pages be the reflection of golden memories that shall not fade, but may ever grow fender and sweeter by the enchantment which 'Time lends to them. May the fond friendships of our school days never he severed by Timo or by distance, but may they remain 3. henedit-tion that is vherished with affection and reverenee. MEMENTO Dedication Words cannot express our appreciation and -frfititude for th ,B 1 , 0 work our boys and girls are d0illU' ' th X V' ' C in e seruce of our country. In a small way to show them our appreciation we humbly dedicate this 1945 Memento to them. 1945 -1??L ,QL Page three MEMENTCJ A 1945 nnual Staff ' nllslon loin ll:-1-tor lbii-li Nloors-. S4-:Ili-lli llonvlml Nlil'n-V, Ali1'Q 'llllkll'Y, .losm-pliino XVZISSOUI, ln-:Ili N4-ll lol X . . 1 , . lim on lox il 'lwlll . V N l'lll ions P s lllll1'l', Mr. Josoph. .loyvollI':1Inla-ln-I'ry, Mr, I'i-os, Al:lI'gZll'1'i '- -1 , , -'q : -, s'lIllllllI.lLII XY:11l1- l:llll'I', loi'i.' l r:in1-1-s i'l'IllIl6'l', Miss lim-lilo, ldllillll' .......... Assistant Eclitor .. liusina-ss Illziiiziggvi' f1ll'l'lll2lil0ll AYIEIIIELQIUI' . ...... . Assistant l'll'l'lllilil0ll hlanaigwi' .. VZlll'llll3ll' Efliloi' .... ........... Snapshot Eflitor .......... Assistant, Snapshot Editor . . 'Yypisls ............... . l'liotog1'apln-r .......... Assistant lmotogrziplivr .. .lokv Nilitor .......... Advisors . lmzili Nvll Pvndlvton -loan llvvtoi' . ...... . . Ronald Millvi' .. llivk Moon' . Bill Jones ........ lNla1'g1ur0t Pencton . Loyal Tate- ...... l 1'a11v1-s Cranivr . ,Alive Uoaklvy Josephine VVasson lloris Miller ...... .-loyc-0 Brandebvrry .Wade Rider ..... Sophoinorv VVrit0-up . . FI'l'Slllll2,l.lI VVi'ite-up . .... . . Sophomore Roprvsviitativv . l'agv.' four F111-lilly, Svniors Seve-nth and l'1ig'htl1 Grados, Junior Chorus . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Annual Staff, Baskvfball . . . . . . Footlmll Junior Play . . Senior Play, Studvnt Counvil . . . . . . . . . . High Svhool Music . . . . Junior Class . . Newspupvr Stuff . . Draniatic-s Club F.l'l.A. G. R. .. F. F. A. .. Mr. Joseph Mr. Peas Miss Ruvhlv . Jvan Blanvhard . .. Ruth Millvr Rivliard Radvr MEMENTO gwsiimivvnilwiiwxf ii- -Wi fdii HMM wnwivwi WAVV W ivlfij Administratisn Sllp0I'1llt6I1dGllt : - MR. E. J. JOSEPH l1rIZlI11'110Stl'I' C0114-g'v, A. B. Wittelnbvrg Follegv Ohio State 1'11ivv1-sity, M. A. Mc'C10111b Villagxv Svliowl, 19421-19-15 Fha-1i1isti'y, Physics 1'i'i1ic'ip:11: MK. WM. P1-IES L Ohio Nortliorii University, B. S. in Ed. Bowling Green University, work on M. A. Mr'C0mh Village S011001, 1941-1945 Matlimiiativs Uh. Pvos was called into the servico on Marvh 5, 1945.1 Page fue MFMENIU i tt 1945 Board of Education r l l l I l l l an V. lil. licm-r1l1m-r'g'i-1- Floyd A. Sllafi-1' Earl Gorhy Floyd Snzxvi-ly Paul Ridvr Harry Collingwood l,l'k'SlKll'Ilt . . Earl Corby Vivo l,I'0Slll0Ilf Floyd A. Sllilffll' Cla-rk ...... C. E. 1i0SOY1b0l'g0l' llllr. Paul Hidvr was appointed by the board to complete Mr. Smnvvly's tvrm of offivv. Mr. Snavely moved from tho svhool distI'ii't.l 'l'lu- studi-nts ol' tln- lllvlfomb Svhool ayv pleased to iloclivatc this pagv to thoir Board of lflduvation. 'l'ln- studm-nts and patrons of the svhool often do not stop to think of tho time and vnvrgy spa-nt hy tlw llll'llllll'I'S of thi- Board in thc- :lisa-liarge of thvir dut-ivs. lt is :1 rvsponsibility rvsting upon the Board to kvvp tho svhools opvn and to maintain an high stzmdnrd of 2N'llll'V-0lIll'Ilt. Our school is a mvmhor of the North-vvntrall Assoviation of SK'I'0l1tlil1'y Svhools und approved as a first vlass svhool by the Stott- Dvpartnivnt of l4lducutio11. Fagv six MEMENTO I 945 MII. J. Y. IIENIJICRSOX Hhio Stun- I'nivI-1-sity. H. S. in Ag. Mm-l'onilr Villzlgo Svhool 10:57-1945 Vocntiomul Ag1'icuIt1ll'e MH. Ii. A. BHADEN 1+'in4II:ly I'oll4-fire, A. IE. M4'I'olnIr Villnuo Svllool ISM-I-1945 Sovizil S4-iuiivo :intl Physic-:il linlnm-zltion Uonm-li M If S. MA RY SCHAFER Howling Grm-ii I'niversity. 14. S. 3II'f'IDllII1 Villnuo S1-liool MHZ!-1945 SL'IQ'll4't' :ind I'hysi4-:il Iidnvzltion MISS .IANICE SCHFCK Bowling Groen University, B. S. in lid. Fiinllziy t'oll4-pro Ohio Staito I'nivol'sit5'. work on BI. A. Toulouse I'nivv1'sity. Ifrziiim-, work on BI, A. Bluffton Colla-:re M4-Comb Village S1-lioul 1945 English fvtbllllllktillg the term for Miss Sft'Ill9I'l MISS FLORENCE REFHLE Bowling: Green I'niv0l'sity, li. S. in lid. M4'l'onilr Villzxgo Sc-hool 19-ll-1945 fI0Illlll6I'l'i2lI High School Facult MRS. VI'lS'I'A INSLEY l'lIllII2lX Polls-us-. ll. S. BIVIIUIIIII Villnjrv Svhool 192535-1942. 1045 AIilfIlI'lll2ItI1'S ffoinplvtinf tho fl'l'lll for Mr. Puls! MISS ELUISE WALKER Unto Ifortln-rn Vnivi-rsily, Mr'i'onlIr Yillngs- Svhool 1944-1945 History, 1'ivi4-S MISS I70IiO'I'IIY BIIHNICII Bluffton t'oII1-:I-, IL S. M1'l'oulIr Yillxlyio SUIIOUI ISHXAHI-I5 Music MIS S MAR IE WK If I HT Bowling: Gros-n Vnivvrsity. B. S. in Ed. Mr-Coinb Villnzo Sf-liool IU-14-1945 Home Em-ononiim-s MIS S R I'TH STEINEK Bluffton College-. A. B. XV0Stern Rvserve University Mr'l'o1nh Villguzo School 1942-1945 English Miss Sh-illvx' l'0SI2llt'lI from her tem-Iiiin: position :lt tho onfl of the first sm-nn-stel' to finish hor library train- ing nt XV8Stl'I'Il Ih-svrvo Ifnivi-rsity. Miss .Tnnim-o Sl'Illll'k was hired to tnkn- her plnvf-. Page seven MEM ENB' 194-E r w 4 3 X Page eight SENICRS IYIEYI FN Tig-. lJlI'K Illtitllili St'nky A Int ut' auto w1'4-vks rm-salt frmu tla- 1lI'lY4'l S llII!:'1.Z'llI:J tlu- xx'l'1-ing: 1-urvt-. Class l'rc-sinh-at 4 1'.asw Vim- l'rt-sitlt-nt Z' liaslu-tlnall I, 2, II. -I lflmtl-:lll I, I, ll. -I lf:-1-tlnzlll t'n-Vaptain 4 Soft!-all 2, Il, -I lli Y JI Ili Y lll'll0l'Il'l' Il lII'ilIlI2IIll'H 1'lul- I Ibralnativs l'Ial- Vim- Pros. 4 Nuys' tllm- Itlllll fl, 2, Il lluys' tllot- Illllll Vila- l'r4-S. 2 lhmys' Illvl- lllllll Ill-ptll'I1'l' I Slim-il I'lllyl'lIS I. 2,21 Alix:-tl IllllII'llN l'l'1'Nl1l1'llf Il IIIIIIII I 4'lia5wl t'ummittt-4- II Nllltlvlll-Il41IlIlt'll il. 4 Studs-at t'u11m-il l'r1-sidt-at 4 Annual Staft' I Ns-WN Staff 4 Vlass l'lay SI. -I Kl'II'I'll t'm.t.lxc:woon --utllyw What I like- must al-out a girl is my arms. Flaw l,l'1'Sllll'IlI I Ulass S4'4'l'4'IilI'X-'l'l'l'2INlll'.'l' 4 ltaslu-tl-all I, 2, CI, 4 l 4-otl-all 55, -I Snftlnlll I, 2, 25, -I Ill-Y II lf. I-'. A, I. 2. St. 4 l-'. I , A, Vivo l'rt-sith-at IS, 4 I . I . A. Stats- l'l2ll'lll4'l' II Hays' Statv fl 4'I1ai-1-l IIHIIIIIIIIIIW' 4 WAIIIC lIllIl'llIt l31'11t4- Uh, to t'aIl into tllm- arms of wumt-ii. hut aw-t into ilu-ir Itamlsl Sllflllllll -lr Iiaskt-tl-all Nlaaai:t-r 15, -I I-'nl-tl-all AIIIIIIIIIUI' 4 Ili-Y JI Irraunativs 4'Iul- Il liuys' Illia- Illllll I, 2 P Alix:-tl Ulmrus Z.. Ali-'4-il 1'ln-ras S1-1-rt-t:nr'y +12 I . I . A. I, 2, II. 4 Allllllal Matt' 4 .IOSlCl'lllNl'l WASSON --.rw 'l'la-r4- is a woman at tlu- I-n-gliillilug of all ixrt-:xt t llimrsf' Vlilihl llt-lml'l4-I' IS i'Ia-4-rlinuln-r 2. II. 4 II. ll. II, -I tl. Il. 'l'rt-asui-4-r 4 tllrls' Ulm- Illllll I, 21.3, -I 4Ill'lN' tilt-t-1'Ilxh St-l'l'l'I:lr5' I MIM-Il 1'lmrus I, 2. St, 4 I . II, A. -I Annual Staff 4 Nt-ws Staff 4 Vlass l'lay il Girls' l'Ias1-mlxlv I, Z3 25. 4 I'a-Ju rm 1943 IIUII BRIUKBIAN Brit-ky Far la- it t'rma mt- that I slit-alll silt. Ulzlss Vim- l'l't-Sitll-Ill 4 lizlslwtlnlll I, 2, Ii. 4 lf't-ntl-all I, 13, Sl. 4 Softball I, 2. Il. -I Ilaslu-tl-all l'ai-tain -I Ftmtl-all l'u-l'aptaia 4 Ili-Y It lli-Y S0t'l'L'I2ll'y-'lll'l'IlSll!'t'l' 2. In-alaatit-S Ulnlu 4 Ilramatit-s Illllll l'l'l'SlIll'IlI 4 ISI-ys' H11-0 l'Iul- I, 2. 25 Nlixq-nl t'Iu-ras I, 2, Z! Mixt-Il l'Iu-ras Vim- l'i'4-S. I SIIIIIOIII t'm1m'il 4 N1-ws Staff -I Class l'lay 4 JAMES lillllflli Jim 'LAIIXIIIIIIIL' so valualwlt- as lift- IIIIN lravlc of it Ill-sign and IIlll'Ib0St?u Vill0Illl'I0l'l2lll 4.00 Ulass llisturian 4 S4-ftllall -I Ili-Y--It lbramatws llulr .l, 4 lbrauiativs Ulalx St-1-11-tzlry -4 I . I . A.- I, 12, Il, 4 F. lf. A. l'rt-sid:-nt 4 I . I . A. St'l'l't'I:lI'j' J! F. F. A. Stan- Farim-1' 4 Sli:-vp .Iutliring I Dairy l'attls- .lllllgillg I Buys' SIIIIEI Il l'liapt-I ll0IllllllII1'lI I Stuelm-at Ummm-il -I Flass Play Il. -I Al,YI'l'l ISAKICR. BillCl'l'll llt- who lm-ks ala-:ul sm-ltlnm falls In-llin1I. llivllwuotl I tl, ll. II, -I lII':lIllKlfl4'S Vlulu -II, -I Girls' Ulm- Ululr I, 2, J! I . II. A. 35, 4 I . ll. A. SAW,-'l'l'I-als. 4 Class I'lay 4 RONALIJ MIIJLEII Mike lIlll0IM'lltll'llI now. imlt-p1-ml- 1-nt fora-vor. Class l'r1-sinh-lit 2 lhiskotllall 12. II. ' Funllbzlll CS. -I Suftlball II lli-Y SC Ili-Y l'l't'Sllll'IlI II If. If. A. -I. 2, :I F. I . A. 'l'ri-asnn-r Il 4-II 1 Studi-nt l'nunviI-- JI Annual Staff- -4 Class Play- 4 MEMENTO BOB PICKENS Pinky I was onw- 1-nnglxt study- ing. Sofilrzlll 4 Ili-Y, :C lb1':ii1inlu-s Vinh- 4 Boys' Glvo l'lnlf 4 Buys' G11-0 Ulnh I.iln':u-inn-4 Mixed l'hm'ns-- 4 F, I , .L--I. 2 ICIJITII MI'I'CIIELL Mitcl1i0 I I-:inimt do 4-vo1'ytl1i11,f:, but still I 4-:in do SUlll0fIlIIHl'.v 4' 1' 'f 4 Vinh--Cl Girls' Gln-11 l'lnh--+I, 2. 3 I . II. A.-Pl. 4 I . Il, A. l!vp0l'fvr- -4 4-II 1. 2 ICAK L NFIIVCUINIPIR Peanuts 'l'lw lofty onk from Il small zu-urn grows. .I:u'ksnngl, 2, 3 l'l:uss Vim- I'rosifli-nt-I Class Smwretairy- 2 I . I . A.- 4 BILL LANKER. P, T. I 1Iun't know where I'in go- ing lint I'n1 on nay way. Bnsketlmnllfl Fontlraill-el. 2, 3, 4 Sofflbzllli-4 Ili-Y--3 Hi-Y Vivo I'r1-siilvnt-3 Boys' Glee Ulnlr-I, 2. 3, 4 Mixed l'lmrns-1, 2, 3, 4 Band-2 4-H-I Ulalss l'I:iy--Ii 1943 IJoy-iimlny Being :I wonuin is :1 tn-rrihlp fliffivnlt task, sin:-v it von sists prini-ipzilly in dvnling. with nn-n. G, Il,-V-il, 4 ID1':inniti1-s Ulnlv- 4 Girls' G14-if l'llllr- I. 2. 25, 4 Girls' H14-o 1'Inh I,ihrnrinn 4 Mixe-il l'I1urlls- l. 22, 23, 4 Mixwl Ulmrus Ili-po1'tm-r 4. Mixml l'hnrns I.ihr:11'i: n- 2 5 . I Mixml Vllnrns Am-o1np:1l1ist---4 I II X I ' 4 4-H--I Annual Stuff-4 News Stuff 4 Ulziss l'l:iy4 3, 4 hlrls lunsvinlvle-I, 2, Il. -I BILL SMITH Sn1itt5 HIL Vnpiil, Illfbll wingm wrote-li I IgIlNI'il'tIP1lII 2, Il, 4 Ifamtllzlll- I. 2, Ji, 4 Slvftlvnlliti Ili-Y---Ii Nvws Steiff---4 Vlww l'I-lv MAHCELLA HOZELLE BI.ill'SIlIll21IIOYV Manny :I surprise is funnil in :L snmll p:u'kay:v. li. II.-33. 4 If' H 4-- 'I 4 ..,,-., ALICE COAKLEY 6LFl0p!? Hex who steals my purse ste-ails trash. Class Sec-rc-t:u'y-'l'rensurer-3 G. IL- 3, 4 Girls' 44199 Vinh-I, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-I, 2. 3, 4 Mixc-11 f,IIl0l'IlN Vive Pres.--4 Annual Staff-4 News Stnfff4 Girls' I'IllSt'IlllJI9fI. 2, 25, 4 Page eleven JOYCE Bli.'lXlJEBERRY n M MEMENTO XMIM! l l.ll'KlX4ll'Ill -Alflilfkh UAIIIY girl Villl llzlllllln- tllv In-:lst ill Illilll il' slll-'s llslgn-5' 1-llullullf' H. Il. il, 4 llrzllllrllivs filllll I flil'lS' Gllw' 4'llIll I, 2, ll. 4 AIlX4'4I 4lllll'lIN I. 2, Il. 4 Nl-ns Stuff 4 Vlllss I'l:l5' !- lllrls' l':llSl'lll'Il1' l, 2, II. 4 IANAII NEIAIA l'l4lNllI,l'I'l'4IX 442lWkv Why sllulllll I lllll'l'X? 'l'lll4l'l-'ll Ill- pls-llty of tillll' :llln-l' I lll eh-:lll. ll. Il. 22, 4 45. ll. ll4'lllll'l4'l' 4 lll'illlllllIl'N 1'lllll Zi, 4 lllrls' Hlw- filllll l. 2, Il. 4 Illrlrl' HI4-ll 1'lllll lll-llul't1-l' 4 Allxl-ll Fllllrlls 41. 2, Il. 4 4'll:llll-I Vulllllliltl-l' l Stlull-lll 4'4llIlll'll 5: Alllllllll Stuff l, -I lflnlltlll' lll' .xlllllllll 4 Nl-ws Stzlfl' Il 1'1l-linlillll' lll' Nl-WS Il Vlllss llist-ll'l:lll Il Girls' lllllsa-llllllv I, 2, Si. 4 JAY BlvlI0l'4iIlH IJ4lllg.1 ' Hull, llll' willl joy uf livill4 l lmlll:lll Il, 4 Ili-Y Ii llrnlllaltlvs ftllllb 4 I l-'. I . A. l. Z., II. 4 SARA Kllildlll Imp lll Illl- QIII'4llI.f :l Vtlllllff lll:lll's I':lll4'y llglllly llll'llS lll wllall l'vv ll1'l'll lllillkilll: :lllulll :lll XVllll4'l'. Vlllss S1-1-l'l-lzlry 2 1'll4-l-l'l1-:llls-l'--2, Il, -l- tl. ll. II. 4 H. Il. llw- l'rl-silll-lll 2: lll':llll:lIll's Vlllll 4 tllrls' Illl-v t'lllln I, 11. 51. 4 Hlrls' lllw ftlllll I'l'l-sinh-llt 4 Allxs-rl Vllllrlls I. 2, il, 4 I . ll. A. 4 Slllllvllt Ulllllll-il 4 l'l:lrl:4 l'l:ly 4 Girls' l':llNl'lll4Ill' -l. 2, Il, 4 Page twelve 224.25 Illllllllili KICHSH Km-sll 'l'o lm sitlilly: Ull top of Illn- wurlll isll'l NlIl'll :l llslt :Illl- llitillll. Vllllsillol' Illl- l'Iskilllo. Ili-Y I5 lllwllllxllivs l'lllll 4 F. F. A. I. 2. :L 4 l'Al'Il Sl'l'I'SNAl'Cll.l4I Spity I Plllllltbf vllol-li lllj' llnyisll lllllsll. My wllol' 4-ullll-s :lllll www. lflmtllalll- 4 Sllftllllll 4 III-Y Il MAKI EAR WI' l'lCNE'l'0N Mllg'g'Y 'l'll1- guml lllu Xllllllg' zlllll l lll lllll fm-ollllgr so Weill lllj'Sl'lf,N Vlllss l'rosl1ll-llt Il Ulalss Sw-l'vt:ll'y l Ulzlss llvllmll'tol'- 72 Il. ll. Il, 4 G. ll. l'l'1lgr:llll l'll:lil'lll:lll 4 ,H'2llIlllfll'N 4'lllll 4 lllrls lllve- l'lllll l, 2. Il. 4 illixwl llllfwllsr l, 2, Zi. 4 Jllllltll' f'4l0l'llS A1-I-mllll. l Buys' Glu- vllllb gx4'l'1lIllllillllN4 CI. 4 4-Il 1 fllillltxl 4xUlllllllftl'0 l. 4 4'll2lIIt'1 l'i:lllisI---ll, 2. 4 Stllllvllt 4'lllllll'il ':g A1lllll:ll Stuff' 4 Nvws Stuff- 4 Class l'l:ly---CI. 4 Girls' l':llS0lll4Il0 I, 2. Il, 4 LOYAL TAT E Whitm-y USt'ill'l'll tllu lalllll of living: lllfill, lVlll'l'0 wllt tllull fillml llis likv :lg::lill'! Fllllfllllll 2. IC, -4 Ili-Y Il Iil'2llll2lflI'S l'lllll IK. 4 Boys' Ulm- Vlllll- 2. Sl, 4 Boys' G11-0 lvlllll I'l'osilll-llt-A Mixlwl 4'lllIl'llS 2. 3, 4 Stllllvllt Clllllll-il' 4 Alllllllll Staff 4 MEMENTO DORIS Mlllllltlli llm's0y VM may ln- as guml as wx' pluasv. it wv plvasv to lu cowl. Vlass 'l'l'l'IlSlll'0l' 1, 2 G. ll. IS, 4 Girls' Glow- l'lulu---1. 2. Il. 4 Girls' Glu- Vlulv Lilvrariauil J Mix:-ll Uliorus -l, L. 3, 4 Mixwl Ulmrus Lilvrariauiil F. ll. A. 1, 2. 4 F. ll. A. 1'l'l'Slill'llt+4 Uliapvl ll1Illlllllllf'P fl Studs-ut l'uuur'il 4 .Xuuual Staff -E News Staff'-4 Class Play It Girls' Exist-llilrlo--l, 2, 3, 4 D0llll'l'IlY IIADDOX Ullotl' lIuw g'tl0Kllll'NS lic-iglltvus lll-'2Illf5'. G, lt. 24, 4 lll'1llll2lfl4'S l'lubA3. 4 Girls' Glu- Ululi-JJ, 2. Il F. II. Af -1, 2. 3 4-ll -l, 2. 3 B lC'l l' Y J EAN li A DER Nu one vau make footpriuts in the sands of time hy Sltr ting: down. G. IL- JS, 4 lbraiuatin-s Clulrgi Girls' Gloo l'1ul1-- V4 4-II I Class Play-4 ummm HAHN Folly er lmuIut whom you will, but uovor yourself. Sll2lXVll00 l'n-utrul High-1 ltlbllllllbllfillf 2 G. IL- 433. 4 Ilramativs Vllllmf--il. 4 lPI'illllIlllI'S l'lulr ll0pul'le1'- -3 Girls' Glue' fllllll-nl. 2, Il. 4 Nlixvml t'lm1'lis' l, 2, Il. 4 Mixwl Uliorus Se-4-retary--3 ll0lll1' lil' l'lulu-1, 2 F. ll. Af 4 4-ll 1, 2 4-H I'rvsideuti1 News Staff-44 Class Play- -1 4. I2 GENE l30Yl'll'I Bu Wluw1 jay and duty vlasln. la-t duty my tt: SIll2lSll.'. lnllllllily Ii l'lG0ilDIlll 2, Il Suftlrall -E llnys' Glu- l'llIl1' fl. I . l . A.--YI. 2, It KE YA SNAVELY Ulieviv Both A van-er is U, K. hut you 1-au't ruu your llilllllti through its hlir . E . Snlutaturiau 3.94 11, lx. .L -L G. ll. I'l'm-sirlvut 4 G. Il. lh-p0l'tel' Ji lPl'2llll1lfll'S Vluh ---- Zi, 4 lll'illllIll'll'N Club l'wsi1l0Ilt--Il Girls' Glev Vlull 1, 2, 3 F. ll. A.--3, 4 4-ll l, 11. Il, 4 4-Il l'l'1-sixlelit 3 4-IIA1lvisur 4 4-H Socrvtary- 2 4-H Rs-pnrtur l l'liapvl fltlllllllltligllff, 3 flll2llll'l C0llllllllfl'0 lls-po1't0r- Ii Sllltlvllf f'lllllll'll 3. 4 Studs-ut l'nuur'il St'l'l'k't2llj'-'lll'0IlSlll'E'l' 4 Nvws Staff Il Class Play' 3 JOHN MATYAS .Iol1m1y A In-ard was IIPVPI' tho truv stamlarel of brains, Hi-Y-3 llraunativs Ululn -4 Buys' Glen 1'luh--4 Buys' Glt-o l'luh l4llll'2ll'l1lll---4 Mix:-rl Chorus-4 F. F. A.-1. 2 Mllllllflilll WALKER. Mid 'l'lll'l'li.H always Il way to XVyu. Ilisturiau 37.87 Vlass Vivo I'1'vsimlent- 2 1, '. I 1 I. S lPl'Zllll2lfll'N Ululn- 21, 4 Girls' Glue Ulull l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' G11-9 Vluln Vim- Pr:-s. - 4 Mixwl llll0l'llS I, 2. Ii, 4 llixml f'l1m'us l'rm-si1l0ut- 4 Girls' Glvo l'luh 1xl'l'lllllIP.'f -4 F. ll, Af- Il, 4 F, ll. ,Llllsttrrizlll---4 flllilP0l Uoiiiiiiittevw 4 Chapel Pianist--12, 4 Student Count-il 4 Girls' Ensemble--1. 2. 3, 4 Page thirteen MEMENTO 1945 Class History As we bring to a close our twelve eventful years of school life, we wuld like to have you think with us concerning some of the outstanding events of these past years. Very little has been record- ed in the chronicles of our first eight years, but the last four are fully remembered. That our 'past history might be a guiding star to the future classes, we have endeavored to give you our history as it happened. On September 8, 1941, approximately forty Freshmen entered high school, feeling and acting rather green , but hoping to gain more experience during the next few years. Most of us looked forward with dread and some fear to the initiation which had been prom- ised by the Seniors, but it was finally called off. Our officers for this first year were the following: President, Keith Collingwood, Vice Presi- dent, Reva Snavelyg Secretary, Margaret Peneton, Treasurer, Doris Miller, and Reporter, Alice Coakley. For our mottor we chose Onward Ever, Backward Never , our class colors, red and white, ad our flower, the American Beauty Rose. At the beginning of the year we gained one new member, Marjean Campbell, and later on Alyce Baker came into our class. We held a skating party at the Green Mill in Findlay. Later in the year we enjoyed a weiner roast in McDougle's woods. In May, our first year, which we felt was successful, ended and in September we came back as Sophomores. We lost several members of the class including Doris Foltz, Lucille Fleming, Jack Betz, Don Higbie, and Donna Smalley. We elected Ronald Miller as President, Mildred Walker, Vice President, Sara Kiger, Secretary, Doris Miller, Treasurer, and Margaret Peneton, Reporter. Early in the fall we had a Weiner roast at Doris Miller's and in' March we held a party at Leah Nell Pendleton's. Another class party was held at the school house in April, and a second weiner roast was held at Jody Wasson's. Our activities began in earnest this year. The boys did especially well inathletics, and Jody Wasson and Sara Kiger were elected cheerleaders. These positions were held by the two girls dur- ing their Junior and Senior years also. May and vacation came, and in the fall we chose as our Junior class officers the following: President, Margaret Peneton, Vice President, Dick Moore, Secretary-Treasurer, Alice Coakleyg Reporter, Josephine Wasson, and Historian, Leah Nell Pendleton. We gained one new member, Goldie Hahn, but Ellen Hennings, Maxine George, Genevieve Ba- singer, Marjean Campbell, Ruth Ann Graf, Gene Bovee, Harold Payne, Roy Williams, and Roger Shoop were not able to be back with us. To fill our treasury we gave our class play Almost Summer and with the money we earned we gave the banquet in May for the Seniors. We carried out the Dutch theme. We held a skating party in December and later on we had a party at Leah Nell's, this time having a scavenger hunt. All of us looked forward to coming back to our Senior year, but with the exception of the long vacation we had because of the ice and snow, we were busier than ever with our school work and extra activities. Our officers for this year were: President, Dick Moore, Vice President, Bob Brickmang Secre- tary-Treasurer, Keith Collingwood, Reporter, Wade Rider, and Historian, Jim Rider. We welcomed Gene Bovee back and Earl Newcomer also joined us, but we were sorry to lose Ruth Alice Rader. 1 Early in the fall we held a High School Burn at which we initiated the Freshmen. This year we had several parties, we attended a surprise birthday party for Bill Smith in September, had a hay- ride in October, later on we had a partv at Leah Nell's, and also another birthday party. This time for Wade Rider. Our play Nothing But the Truth , was presented May 4th and was very favorably received. On May 19th the banquet was given by the the Juniors in our honor. On May 20th we listened to our Baccalaureate Sermon-which was very impressive. The crowning event of our four years was our Commencement exercises which were held on May 25th. Supt. H. L. Ford of the Fostoria Schools was our speaker. As we come to the close of our twelve years, we have a sad feeling in taking this departure, but we must keep in mind our motto, Onward Ever, Backward Never! Page fourteen MEMENTO 19-ii Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1945, of McComb High School, hereby will and bequeath the following unforgettable traits, supreme characteristics, and invaluable possessions. 1. To the unworthy Juniors, we leave our home room, front row chapel seats, and discarded chewing gum, Qfound under said seatsj. 2. To the entire school we leave our unsurpassable grades, talents, looks, traits and dignity. Though we realize that they can never come up to the amazing precedent which we have set before them, we give them our best wishes. You, successors, may consider yourselves fortunate, indeed, to continue in the school which we are so triumphantly leaving. 3. To our teachers, we leave our unusual co-operation, love for study, and unlimited ambition in our quest for formal education. Though they can never hope for an intellectual type of class to come along that can equal ours, may they always remember our devotion, which will inspire them to endeavor to teach succeeding classes as they have ours. Earl Newcomer wills his ability to neck with taller girls to Bussie Rader, who. will probably put the talent to use in the future. Mike Miller wills his sarcastic come-backs to Wilma Farthing, to help Wilma in keeping the teachers in their places, as Mike has always done. Wade Rider wills his good nature and carefree manner to the Freshman class to help them through the three long, hard years ahead of them. Bill Smith wills his position in the City Market to Richard Rader as Richard seems interested in that line of work. Naomi Flickinger wills her knack of falling downstairs without breaking any bones to Margaret Leip, who is to use the art for the entertainment of her fellow students. Leah Nell Pendleton wills her habit of always keeping people waiting to Cleola Inbody, with the intention that Cleola will be ready when her date arrives. Bob Brickman wills his ability to be slapped by Miss Walker and still retain his temper to Johnny Patterson. Jim Rider wills his straight A scholastic record to Wayne Gorrell, knowing VVayne has such a good start in that direction. Doris Miller wills her naturally curly hair to Mary King, providing Mary turns all her metal curlers in to the scrap drive. Bob Pickens wills his motor scooter to Mr. Joseph to enable him to keep closer check on his students. Sara Kiger wills her man-chasing tactics to anyone needing them during the present man- shortage. Dick Moore wills his knowledge of secluded parking places to Gerry Harmon and Richard Farthing, providing they study the stars as Dick always did. Keith Collingwood wills his talent as a Romeo to Hollace Basinger, knowing Hollace will put the art to use immediately. Mildred Walker wills her blushes to Gene Miller, to use in those many embarrasing situations in which he finds himself. VVhitcy Tate wills his marvelous knack of arguing to Bob Smith, who is use the art in next year's Civics class. Marcella Rozelle wills her diminutive stature to Dale Sands, so that the teachers will not have to look up to him. Page fifteen MEMENTO 1945 Joyce Brandeberry wills her boy-magnetizing ability to Betty Wilson who is to carry on the torch. Alice Coakley wills her definite dislike of school to Shirley Rider, providing Shirley steers clear of an early marriage. Edith Mitchell wills her ability to ignore men to Betty Snively, who seems to be going in the other direction. R1-va Snavely wills her herd of prize cattle to the school janitors, who are to keep them as pets in the furnace room. Bill Lanker wills his rugged manner of playing football to Howard Shoop, in the hope that Howard will become another Les Horvath. Miller Kersh wills his ability to get the women to Leroy Lovell, who is to use it as an aid in finding the perfect mate. Goldie Hahn wills the handicap of having to be in by 11:00 to Harriet Peneton, so that Harriet may devote more time to formal education. Alyce Baker wills her skill as a cook to Eileen Coakley, so that Eileen may change over to the domestic type. Gene Bovce wills his innocent, boyish look to Burdette Flemming, as Burdette seems to even frighten the teachers with his pugilistic character. Margaret Peneton wills her musical talen to Bob Patterson, knowing that Bob will make 'em swoon, as Sinatra does. Jody Wasson wills her taetful way of getting boy friends to Ruthie Routson, whose method requires too much energy. Betty Rader wills her love of farm life to Mary Lou Basye, providing Mary Lou becomes attached to a tiller of the soil. Jay MeDougle wills his habit of piling up cars without being hurt to Merlin Conrad, as Merlin seems destined to become another Barney Oldfield. Dorothy Haddox wills her rather shy manner toward boys to Joan Brecht, as Joan has a rather wolfish personality. John Matyas wills his scientific ability to Dean Norris. Be another Einstein, Dean. The entire Senior Class wills a, dictionary to Mr. Braden, with the hope he and Webster might get together on the English language. In testimony whereof, we hereunto set our hand and seal, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, this twenty-fifth day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty five. Signed: The Senior Class of 1945 by Dick Moore Alice Coakley Mr. Joseph was illustrating an effect of static electricity to the Physics class. Leah Nell, he said, what happens to your underskirt when you take your dress off? The question alone was not embarrassing, but quick as a flash, Wade Rider answered, It sticks to her! Now-how did he know? Several of the dignified Senior boys were feeling ornery one day and put water on each other's seats. Their fun was at its peak when Miss Steiner walked in, and, seeing what they were up to quelled them with the following command: You've had your fung now sit in it! Page sixteen MEMENTO 1945 Class Prophecy Here it is, 1965, and I, Snoop Scoop Pendleton, am bringing to you the twentieth annual re- port on the doings of my classmates of the year 1945. Through my inquisitive efforts, I have gathered together the following information. I shall vouch for the authenticity of the statements. Mildred VValker is now mourning the loss of her husband. After three weeks of married life, he died of her cooking. Mildred says it served him right. She told him that she wanted a maid. Keith Collingwood, with his ninety per cent average of raising ton litters, is now running com- petition with the world's champion hog raiser. All admire his great ability, and he deserves much credit, even though he did stretch the truth slightly in his records. Assisting Keith with his hog raising is the former Goldie Hahn. She has proved herself a dandy farm hand. Sara Kiger suffered a nervous breakdown early in life trying to be true to all her Army and Navy boy-friends. After a long fight to regain her health, Sara is now an old maid at thirty-eight, but prefers to call herself an unclaimed blessing. Rooming with Sara is the girl we all knew as Jody Wasson. Josephine burped while eating her wedding cake and scared her newly-won hus- band away. She's never seen him since. Johnny Matyas, the electrical wizard, has invented a new addition to television, called Smelle- vision . Because of his invention, millions may now have the aroma of far-away things brought to their very noses. Ronald Miller now claims to have the largest harem in the world. He never could decide which girl he wanted, so he moved to Arabia where he could have them all. On the night of his graduation, Earl Newcomer mysteriously started to grow, and is now feat- ured with Ringling Brothers as the tallest man in the world. Also featured in the same show is Marcella Rozelle, the world's greatest tight-rope walker. Marcella has perfected the feat of walk- ing upside-down on the wire. Says she, It's really very simple if you know how. One of the few lady truck drivers in the United States, Dorothy Haddox now drives a semi from San Francisco to New York. Dorothy is reputed to be one of the best lady drivers in the world. She seldom hits more than two pedestrians a week. B'llL ' li 1 anker was so inspired by a certain Cadtt lwavy Nurse from Columbus, that after his career in the Navy, he entered into the study of medicine. He is now associated with the Mayo Clinic. Bill Smith, after searching the better part of six continents for an ideal mate, is now in the wilds of Africa-still serarching. Bob Briekman was spotted for his athletic ability soon after school was out. Among his many laurels is an offer from the famous movie actress, Joan Davis, to play opposite her in Brickman Scores Again . Bricky wanted Shirley Temple to play the role, but found that her time was all occupied. After successfully starring in several Burlesque theaters, Dick Moore is going on with his dra- matic ability. He hints that his next production, Rough Lovew, will be opposite Gravel Gcrtie. Wade Rider has combined semi-truck driving with poetry writing. He recites his poetry to every waitress along the route, and, though rather old, is still the most ambitious wolf in America. Running close competition to Fred Astaire is VVhitey Tate, rcputedly one of the world's best jitterburgs. He has won many awards in world-wide competntion, and attributes his success to Ray's Dance Studio. To satisfy his curiosity about what the inside of the earth is like, Bob Pickens started to dig a hole to China. After fifteen years of digging, it got too hot for his and he was forced to quit. Pickens' Folly has netted him a fortune, however, since he hit upon the bright idea of charg- ing admission to the hordes of people who came to laugh at him. Miller Kersh has fulfilled his childhood ambition by becoming Shirley Temple's sixth husband. At the moment, however, it is rumored that Shirley is headed for Reno. Her reason-Kersh was seen with other women. Page seventeen MEMENTO 19-F5 Since Betty Rader has become manager of Shady Acres Golf Cocrse, there has been an ap- palling number of applicants for caddy jobs. All the men want Betty to teach them the game of golf. Paul Spitsnaugle, who, while still in High School, made up his mind to remain a bachelor, has succeeded Edgar Bergen as the most famous ventriliquist of his time. As fate would have it-, Paul fell in love, and though he was too bashful to do his own proposing, he had Oscar, his dummy, pro- pose for him. His wife is the former Edith Mitchell. Edith claims Paul can hold her on his knee just as well as he does any of his dummies. Jay Mcllougle is now a barker with the Woo-Woo Girlie Show. Jay says he really has some- thing to shout about. Something is a red-head, the star of the show. Naomi Fliekinger, who always aspircd to be a model, is now posing for Varga. She hastens to state that she always wears a bathing suit while modeling. Since Naomi has been on the job, how- ever, Esquire readers have noticed a definite decline in the curvaciousness of the Varga girls. They are beginning to complain. One of Vargafs closest rivals is Borga, the former Alice Coakley. Alice studied art while her husband was in the army, and, when he returned she was drawing a sizeable salary. While Alice toils over her drawings, Bill now takes life easy. Jim Rider, hoping to gain fame by being the first man to land on the moon, took off from earth on a warm June night in 1960. Jim, however, was greatly disappointed, for when he landed his space ship he found Alyee Baker and her new husband there on their honeymoon. Alyce and the Mr. wanted to be alone . Margaret Peneton is now the star vocalist of her husband's famous orchestra. Despite her singing career, she has found time to raise a family of ten. After being disappointed in love, Gene Bovee left McComb for distant places. He is now an Eskimo in the Far North and whenever a woman comes within a mile of him, he hibernates with his pet polar bear. When her herd of Shorthorns grew too large for her farm, Reva Snavely moved to Texas. There she met her husband, a real-life cowboy. She now raises Longhorns and children- Doing her best to carry on the ideals of an All-American Farmer, who was her inspiration dur- ing most of her High School years, is Doris Miller. She has proved herself a real tiller of the soil. Joyce Brandeberry is still cp to her old tricks. After a hard fight to gain fame, Joyce is now the premiere danseuse of her own show, currently appearing at the Capitol. And so ends the twentieth annual report on the Class of nineteen forty-five, compiled by my own untiring efforts to find and report gossip when it happens or beforeg and I remain your hard- working correspondent, Snoop-Scoop Pendleton, who modestly lays claim to the distinction of being the greatest rcpprter of all time. Mr. Braden was giving one of his famous UID tests in Speech and the class as a whole looked usually blank. Finally Mike Miller spoke up: Mr. Braden, he said, I don't believe that we've studied the material that you're giving us a test over. Oh, everything is right in the book, Mr. Braden laughed fiendishly. Yes, retorted Mike, but you make us keep our books closed! Howard Peneton was pacing the street at 3 o'clock one May morning when Two Gun Laney strolled by. Two Gun : What in the world are you doing out here at this time of the morning? Howard: Well, I forgot my key and I'm waiting for Margaret to come home to let me in. Page eighteen MEMENTO 1 945 Classes of 1943 and 1944 Bovause of c-ertain diffimzliic-s, the vlasses of 1943 and 1944 were unable to publish an annual. Thervforo, to Qqive them a pictorial record in the Mvmento , the Annual Staff wishvs to dedicate to them the next two pafxes. Page nineteen MEMENTO 9 J Y 'U' 1 41 ,lim decal 952 E' Y Aff t 5' R 2161! JZ'vf'A'f X ii gt ,X ' is 'E N Q X ' 1 if I .. Qzgfdvzif x Ilfwgfly X +A . , Q nl '-S 3 ' k i A ' 3, .gf,-'N. X15 . 5701-f 1-' fifffzzffzy .1 Q - .9 , . WLM k.f?fffa0eJK2--7 fun K 3'!i'i'!AZ5 i C 4 ' ' SQ. ry 3' E Sgr QI? cam Qing Sc 99 r xx in f ,. 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Pagc twenty-four lXfEW5NTQrr, hee , are A the hhe outer terJf?B Sophomore Class i lfront llow: Lneille Slalteler .loan llozelle, Virginia Norway, Leannn Mercer, Maxine llouk, .lozlnn Ile:-k, Mary Stafford, Mnrgar:-t Sargent . Seeonwl llow: I-lugene Leader. .lo Ann Breeht, lleva Mellougle. Shirley Rider, Doris Mapes. Eileen Voakley, Miriuni Berry, Ifllenuore Spnrrowe, Wilma Farthing. Tliird Row: .lean Blaneliard, Lueille Andonian, lllt'0lIl lnbody, Ilan Bennett, John llishong, Wayne tiorrell, .loan Bishop, June Rader, Kathryn Russell. Fourth Ilow: Bill Self, Richard Rader, Charles Fisher, Dean Norris, llollaee BtlSlllLZ't'I'. Ralph Miller, lrlilflie Cosner, Duane Fartliing. Our :sophomore elass started its high sehool eareer as freshmen with a big initiation in the form ot' a Burn , The teaehers gave us a bit of fun afterwards with their skits and a hilarious mono- logue by Mr. Joseph which was eertainly well reeeived. To lead our elass through its first year we ehose Shirley Rider, presidentg Kiehard Rader, viee presidentg Virginia Norway, secretary, Maxine Houk, treasurerg Mr. King, our advisor. The Navy took one of our class nieinbers, Charles Miller. Mr. Braden was eleeted to be our advisor in this, our seeond year. Riehard Rader, president: Eddie Posner, viee presidentg .lohn Dishong, secretary-treasurer, and Leanna Mereer, reporter, are the offieials this year. Haek again with us is Parlee Bovee after being' in Findlay for a year. lileanore Sparrowe started this year with us dlld in February, LeRoy Lovell from Mt. Cory joined our elass. Leanna Mereer left during' the first semester to live near Rudolph, and we lost Charles Fisher and Vtalter liatta. Activities this year have been liniited to a very successful Hghostll party given by Cleola ln- hody at her house on Hallowe'en. In November we seleeted and ordered our class rings. lVe deeided upon our motto- Strive not to equal but to exeellng for the elass flower we seleeted the earnation and the eolors, red and white, will represent us. Most of our boys entered into the sports offered by the sehool and we have some very proin- ising football and basketball players. Pa ge flA!C1lfj f'lUL' N1I1M1iN'I11 1945 Freshman Class I 41. I . ': , . : - 1 -1, H l' Il:11-r, flux' S1'I1:1:14I4-, Il11l14-1-1 N1-W44111114-1', li111I1 Hill:-13 H1115 I i1-41 Il1111 Ix.I111 X411I11111 I41111114 I1111 IIN I4 X114I41111 111 S4-1'41111I II:1w: In ris S114-114-1-. .X1'II1111' I,1111Ia4-1: Ii41I11-V1 NXiIs1111, IP4111:1l4I Il:11I4I41x, I-I41w:1l'4I SI1411111. l7411111:1 .I4':111 I IIlIl1'.X 4 I 411 1111 1 7 . . 1. ' II:1l':':11'4-I I.4-ip, II4-.1-11 '. -'iw -, ' Gfg: ' , '4I:1 l1:111:1, Il:11'l1:11'11 Aiilt' S111i1I1. ll11:1 .I4-1111 I+'41ul41 II11l1 ll I 'l'I1i1'4I Ilmx' ' X111x1lI4 I1ll1I1 I 114I ll1l NI:11'1::11'4-1 h4'I14-4-1'411'. I 4111l'1I1 Ii1111': I!u4I4I,x' I'4-l14II4-11111, 1I4-411'g1- 1'l':1l114-1'. I 1':1I14'is Iluy, Il:11'41I4I AIIl11', .I11I1l1 XI4'1z, II41I14-rt Ili114'l'. M4-l'Ii11 44111l':14I. H4-Ix'111 IP1sI11111:. II4'1'4- W4' :11'4', lI1i1'1y-1I11'v1- s1u4li41us 111141 1-11c'1'g'v1i4' I1'1'1-sI11111-11, s1u1'1i11g 41111 our 11ig'I1 s1'l14141l 1'2lI'0l'l'! I1 S1-4111s II11' I111ys wa-rv 111411-4- Ilillllliill' 1I1is yvur, as 1'41111' boys 111111 111141 girl w4'1'1- 11111 into 111'1'i4-v II14'x 1II'1' :ns 1'41ll41ws: filly .I1111i111' Kz14l4-1', p1'4-si4Io111g -lim IY:LSI1I1111'11, vi1'1--pwsiflvlltg Blllitiy I'0111II1-11111 s4w'1'r'1:11'v-11'.':1 SllI'0I'Q IS41I1 WiIs4111, 1'1'11c11'11-1'g :1114I 1111111 Millvr, I1is1411'ia111. NM: x4-I4-4'14-4l :ls 41111' 4'l:1ss 111411141 1'411' 41111' I1if I1 s4'I14mI dzlvs l i11isl11'1I. Y1-t l3v'fi1111i11 ,, I1I111' 11114 F' 1 7 P' l'N g41I4l :ls 41111' vlzlss 4441I411's, :1111I 1I14' 1'4'1l 1'41s11 :ls 41111' flown-1'. Mlm I I411'41114-1- R114-I1I1' is 11111' z14Ix'is411'. -st 111' 1I14- vm ' '- -fl 1I1v 1':1111ili:11' 1'z11'4-s of G - 114-1111-W, Paul Ilzlrdwivk 111141 'I'41111- .X1 1I14 111. . II 114 IIIINNQ 0111 mv S111-114'4-. 'I'Iw g':1i11i11g' 411' Iinh P21114-1's1111 I10Ip1-cl 141 Illilktx up fm' pz11'1 of 11111' IOSSS. 'I'I11- first 111 M':11'44I1 NI:11'ily11 If114I4-1' 1'1'11111 I1iI11-1'1y 'I1IiIll'1i our vlass. XM- :11'4- W1-ll 1'4- 111154-1111-4I i11 Ivo 4'I11I1s z1u'1'i1'11I1111'1- h01114- 1-4'111141111i4's and Utllvl' zlvfivitivs. P' V 4 V X114-1-41111' i11f1i:11i4111. wv 1'4-I1 wv WOI'1'1l 1111't 411' 1I11- I1iffl1 sc'I1041I, YVO vx w4'1 10 In-1'41111v I1-:ul I 41's i11 :III 1'i1-Icls. Page twenty-six MEMENIO fiwu- M f-mr vw -iijwiw Mijn- Eighth Grade 1-'11-41 Iluwz .IQ111111111 I-'1s111-r, 5l:11'1ly11 XY:1ss1111, NI:11'i1y11 1I:11l1l11x. lim-tty M1-tz. Allll I1:11'1, 1411111-1 121111-1', X111'111a1 l'11111':14i, AIIIFX .141 S1-lf, I1111'11i4'1- lluz E11-. S1-1-111111 llnw: W-ml S1ll1I1l. K11111111111 .X1111111s. -10l'l'j' X1ill'1,1ll, 111-1'111-1'1 11a11'r1s, 111-11 Iizxsyv. Sillll 51111111 12111 Sll111l'l', 'I'l111'11 Row: 1':11ty 1111111-1', 1411111-:111 A111l1111i:111, V11'Qi111:1 11:Il'lbP1'. Maury .111 Hoy, .l11y11- 14Iw111g', I1111'1Q I11s111111g, Alzlrjnrie- Alnpvs, Mary 111114'l'. I4'11111'111 Huw: I-21121-nv N1-11lu1'111sv1', Lvsts-1' l':1y11o. 111111 1:1l1101', 1111-1111111 S:111111s1111. 1111-1111111 l'1'111y, ll:1y111111111 111111- :1l1lsu1l. 1 loy1l King. 111 1111- 1111111111 of S1-pte111111c1', 11111010011 hundred-f111'1y-f0111', t11i1'ty-one gay 111111 1ll'dlll1Ilg2,' 011111111 g'ra11v1's 1111111 Ill0l'P 0111011111 the portals of M1'Co111b Hi. 1ll1lI11'I112l1l'1y wo mado plans for tho 1-0111i11g your. We vhose Kenneth Adams as our pI'0S1l1l'I11, -101'1'v B1:11'1i11 us Ulll' vim- 1resi11v11t ROV Sntlcr as our sec1'etz1rv-tr0z1su1'01' Jim 1111111-r as our 1'0- . V . uf 7 1111111-1'. 211111 Hll'112ll'f1 frilly as our 111St0l'1klI1. M155 14110is1- XV211k01' was Olevtvd to 110 0111' sp011s111'. O11 11111 t1VOIl1y-Si'Vl'1l11l of 0r'to1101' wo 110111 a Weiner roast at 11110 1101110 of Roy Spitlvr. 11111111-H wow pluys-11 most of 1110 ovvning. Wu W1-11101111111 A1111 Hart fl'0lll Liberty as a nf-w c'1ass111atv. YV1- aw 1o0ki11g' f111'wa1'11 to 119001111113 full flvflgvcl 1119111111-1'S of 1111'Co11111 Hi nvxt yval' 111111 1111111 pr11111isv 111' being a livvly 1-lass. Page twenty-seven MEMENTCJ 19-lj Seventh Grade Ifir-I Ili-xx: Snllv All-iw-i', Yi1':iui:1 .Xmlvi--im, l1'ui'vvt IH-mitmi. I.iirry l'l'll'll1'. Iii-ith llauli-1', liUllIll1l 1,1-iiliurl. lml , l.:ixxr'4-rim-, .luv 1.1-mizuiwl. l'lIlLI1'Il1' I :irlluiui:, Hom- I-ishop. .lziiw Ifisln-l', lhmnii- Wi-wlgrv, S1-wiiul limi: .lmm SllllS'I2lllEll', Phyllis S:ii'gi-n1..l4-:Iii Wzium-r, l-Isla-llai Iii-vli, AlIIl'llylI Nllill-t'l'. lim-tty lluyl. llzuniwnzu 4'u1Q:ir', Ili: L4-:i 'l':lt1-. I':lti'ivi:i xYIlSlllPlll'll, NliIl'S!lI'l'l llzinlu-r. U 'l'liii'1l limi: Xlairvvln- Nlntyzw, Huh 1'nsiivi', 4'l1:i1'li-s Viixililvy, Luvillm- l :ll'llllll!, Wilma Ilvllrutli. Mzirvvllai I.:itt'l. Imrtlm lim-Ii, livtty Sniw-ly, Iii-i'i1ii-v tim-iw-ll. Xl:lI'2':ll'1'l Ewing, Ilnnmlm IK:-niivtt. Ifuurlli lluw: lllwlwiii lillll1'I', YlI'iIllllil Milli-r, lmrulliy Smith. 'l'11mmy l'vi'kil1s, Iiilm-li lim-iz. l'2llllllll' Zvltuvr, l':nul Slimvnlif-i'. Huh l'r4-hh-, 114-no Vnlliiugrwmul, Wnymf N4-iili-Vliiss-i'. We- 4-ln-vlwl Puulim- Ze-ltnvi' as um' pn-siclviit, lllziwe-lv Matyus as our vii-v pu-siilviit, Rllllillil lA'nli:1rt as our SUI'l'l'l2ll'y-tY'02iSIlI'1'I', Yirgiiiia AI11lUI'SOIl as our 1'epo1't1'l', and Bonnie VV1-ilgo as mii- liistnrinn. Miss Sis-im-r was 1-lvvtvcl to bv nur advisor and when she- resigru-fl Miss Svliuvk took ln-r plum-. On Nuvvnilwr lll, we livlil Z1 farewell party for Sally Mvrver, who nioveil to Rlltllllpll. Un Ili-1-1-inlwr 21, ai fllH'lSl'lll2lS party and l'Xl'll2Lllg1'l' was held :it the lionw of' Marvellzi. Latta. Guin:-s were ilu- clivvrsimi of the vvvningz VV1- rvgivltvil tn loss- lflstvlla B1-vk, who movvxl to Liberty. Page twenty-eight ELEMENTARY QRADES ,Ye eeee ee - une ,Wee 1942 NIICS. FIIAN I I'1liIiI'1l.II 1 ' 1 FIGS Imwllrug hlw-4-1' I'11iv4-rsilv lllllfflull l'uII1'Ev IEHI-1945 I Il'st 4lI':l1Il' I N1 If IJIIIIIIZIX l'nII1-7,34 M1-Volxulv Xlllnyrv Svlmnl S. NIII.IlIiI'IIJ JONES Howling Hrm-4-u lIIlIYt'I'SIlj' NIm'l'u1nIs XIIIIIKQ' Svluml IIIQZL- IDIS, IIHZIY IIH5 S1-vullll Hrnlls' MISS IIICIIIGN ICWING I ill1II-lv 1'uII4- lf, A. ll. 1 . 1- Nlinmi l'niv4-rsilv Howling Hr:-4-n I'l1iv4-rsit3 M1-Vmnlv X Illilgl 119255-I!!-I5 I-'ourth tiraule- MISS KATIIICYN IIIau'IlUNAIlIJ ' SVIIIIUI lgmyling Hrs-vu I'uiva-rsitv IR S in I 1l AIvl'mnh YiII:x::1- In::H-1943 Sixth Qirmln- Page thirty Svlllblll Elementary Teachers 1 MISS III,ANl'III4I I'0I'Ii'I'IIIlllI'I' I'IIIllIlIlj' l'olI4-xv, A. ll. linwliug 1ll'l'l'll l'1livn-rsilp Ulnm Stull- I'l1iwl-sity Ulm' Vnivm-1'sIly SI1'1'41ll1Ir Yillzliv Svlllml IEIZZZ-IIIZT. III!!!-ISHS First Hrzulv MISS MARY WIIIPPI lhmling Ill'l'l'II lllllVl'l'SIlj AIUIIUIIIIP Villzlgro S1-Iloul IIHI-IU45 'l'hix'1l Grzuls- NIISS FIIAHA. BICIIIIIQ M I'I'l'I IEIIII lluwlingr 4ll'01'll I'nivo1'siI5 KI1'l'ulllIl Villalgo Svlmnl 19421-IIHS Fifth lI1':l1Io , Illi, IJI'II'I'Iill'Il I WOIITIIINIAN NVQ-Iustm' I'nIvvrsity, A. I! l'iIiu's l'x-:lk Iiilrlu SOIIIIIIIIVX. PII. IP. Ih-Iiprimls l'IsIum-ation MEMENTO 1945 Sixth Grade First Row: Doris Lender, Grave Newell, Marilyn Ewing. Shirley George, Joan Smith, Margaret Wilson, Ivn Spence, Mary C'nnninzh:un. Doris Newcomer, Zoe Ann Stafford, Lois Foltz. Second Row: Diok Martin, Robert Betz. WV:1yne Matthes. .Iiuuuie Peterinan, Bc-arrive Bac-li, Ilutli Sampson, Peggy Hanes ,Joyve Dishoug. Jilnlnie Miller, Charles Norway, Myron King. Phillip Snlalana. Third Row: Elmer Conrtright, Burleigh Leader. Ted Mo1'ehe:ld, Hone Harilin, Herbert M4-Master, Billie Ilon- aldson, Ted Martin. Miss MacDonald. Fourth Row: Eddie Perkins, Bill Joseph, John Haley, Lynn Fartlling, Robert Franks, llivllnrd HHIIKIKYX, .Tustin Wilson, .lim Yoakam. Fifth Grade V 1 First Row: Jerry Thomas, Mary Male Neiderhiser. Bonita Crouse, Carolyn Ewing. .To lille-n Shoop. Agni-S Zeigler, Juanita Van Horn, Marilyn Adams, Sue Lzlwrence, Carelvn Collingwood, Imogene News-onn-r. li tt' Ro, ll e 3 re e. hecond Row: .lun Kan Horn, Y1Cf0l'1il Andouian. Bonnie Thomas, Catherine Little, Nancy Ulevenger, Robert Harper. Frank Funk, Marlene Miller, Lois Payne. Mary Sampson, Marilyn Dillinger, Donald Thomas. Third Row: Miss Mitrhell, Rirhard Sunvely, Raymond George, Gerald Burris. Charles Wasson. Charles Spitler. Robert Roy, Gene Wedge, Everett Lotta. Page thirty-one MEM ENTO NM 1945 Fourth Grade I'i--mt I' xv' I'-ittv Xl'll'fiil xl'lI'fil'l Sp:ii'rmu- lmrntllv Ymikzun, Lois Spitla-1', lfiililt' Nl:lp+-Q, lizuy INIIIIIII llziiwim-u, ' ur . . . . , . - . , 1 Sharron Ililliugrvr. In-ris ilrynu, Alnry Lou Foltz. Maury Immililsmi, Iminrm-s llIll'lll'll, lmris ifnglv, Nmmli N4-wi-ll, Si-1-mul llmv: Nliw l-living. llivlmrnl Smith, llivlizird F1-lf, llif-li:urfi llittf-r, l:il'llIll'!i Stine-, lmrny Iintior, 1-'rm-ciiiiv Ale-iz, Hlbllillll l'1-urlriuhl. Alvin Slmop, Jimmy Slmnk. ' ' ' ' - ' H' ' -1 - ' lv 1'0liiIiQ' S:ilei:m:i. lmrli-nv Kurtz. 'l'hir4l llow: Nirgrinm Nu-iam-, Ili-tty l,uly,:m-11, Iululm- ..llnl1mm, .imum lynn: , , In-tty SIIIIIPSUII, ,lzmiw-.' liln-riy, Vlvllllit' lizlsiugn-r, .lzuivt Siux'l1n7:, lfmirtli Il-nu: 'Vnmiuy Loy, Huy Ih-vk, Hum- ll:-hlls, She-hluu Hn-1vl'1.te-. .lov t'nllil1g:yyimui. llnlu-rl l51'l'llilHl, Mnrlzin Third Grade Wznhllnznn. llumzlhl Smith. lf:-mat lluw: imnuii- Yiblliilllll. l!:uriv:1i':u Slim-iliallu-r, l'l:ir:u xvilliillllilill, Miss XVliippli-, 5I:il'g:1i'ot Uuniklvy, .lll:lml1 'l'l'n-vw-. John .luv lI1'lllIl'l'VlIl. ' ' l'11 lv lhrvl I'wili-f lnui' Wil-oy Allisfwn Yilll ilurn, ilolwrt ilzurkvr S4-vniul limi: lxUY1'lil2ll'Y In-11111-l', .Ilmmy ' L . : . u ,. i 5 4 .. Snr: ' 1h 5ll1'II4'l'. 'Vhirnl Huw: liilly Xlnri'iwnn, lhmniq- Slmup, I'0l'Uflll'II Funli, Num-y llosvliiu-rgi-l', .laim-t lDvvi'u'i-st:-r. Nl:ll'i0 111:-ii l':irul 1'l:lrla. llimnlil l'vrlii s. Il Ifnurlli llmv: N.-il lliiiingi-r, Huy In-Wm-sn-. Ilnuvr .Ml:uns, .lm-k Wzigin-r, I':uul Ili-tx. .lurk l'i4-km-ns, 111-in Rlbllirllrll. Page thirty-two MEMENTO 1945 Second Grade First How: . ' C : ' ' -' -' L11 Rue, Bonnie . .'11ith, George- Bfxllllllff. Mrs, Jones, lmnny Shoop, Ifllllilld lop Nl1111l1. Sh.11011 Lrlter, Texrx S1 flruhh. llo1'otl1y L1-ruler. Second Ron: Roh.-1't:1 Halle, Nunn-y 1'll0lll2lS. l'l:11'ic'o E1-li, Mary .l:111e lf'1':111ks, Iii-tty llo11:1lalso11. Susan llzu-1 Num-y llurlisill. Alherln Hess. Third Row: Nl:11'ri-lla Ewing, 3Iill'j0l'iO Bllfll'!'. Iiolwrtal xs'iSt0l'lllilll, Myra Cole, ll:11'l1-11v lkrown, tlormliu I!e11111-tt Alvvrtzl xxvil1Ill0l', llosi-111:11'y BIPl'K'0l'. Fourth Row: l'ill1IPll9 BIIIIGX, lIow:11'ml 'l'ro11l11e1', Melvin I'oter111:111. Boh I'i1-ki-11s, .li111111y I1Pil4lQ'l'. lm1111y Urzltox Dick Bush, Eddie Wilson. First Grade f , il l ..,AA .. 1 1 ! 1 Front Row: Evvly11 Smith, Nancy A1111 Thomas, Shirley Sluith, Shirley A1111 Shoe-111:1k4-r, J:111m-t C01lill,'IW0fH1 Yvillllil hICXI2lSfl'l'. Iftlllllil' Tate. I'lliz:1lretl1 Allll H:lFll!'ll, Jo Anno l'ilVllliI. Susan .losq-pl1, Lois Allll Slmvoly, l'll:11111 Ritfor. Lois Sf0l'IlIl2. Sevoiid Row: llo11:1l4l B:ll'k6l', Billy Moyer. Billy f'1evi11g:e1', Hugh Kleililu-11z, I r:111kli11 llozvlh-, H:1ilNew1'o1111'r Patty Lou Lomlon, Shirley Van Attzl, Jtlilll Wilson, Ji111111y Xvllllillllritlll, .lorry llilli11g:+-1', .lm-lcio llzlreleh, lfijilll W:1sl1l1111'11. Elmli-11 Stiuo. lluvk Hou: Mrs. l-'e1'1'vll. A1'flv11 Rader. Paul llehus. Rzlv Milla-r, Hobby Sllively, llivk l'ivk1-115, ICIIIIPIIP Sllilll rom-. Iyllillll' Many, Jtlilllllj' A111lo11i:111, lliclmrd V:111 Horn, IC1'vi11 Ze-lt11e1', .li111111y 'l'l1o111:1s. f'1llll'lt'N i:k?llll0ff, Misx l'ol11't1'igl1f. Page thirty-three MEMENTU 11145 'UDIQKM K- Foot bill Hwgatxggg Qqvgb Hogvfg 1 1 1 1 1 1 Page thirty-four ACTIVITIES MEMENTO 1945 Football Squad I-'irst llww: Ilonnld Milli-r', .lay XleIPoll:le'l', .Iohn Paittersonv, liill Slllllllv, lbiek Moore . Holi lll'il'lill12lllx', Loyal 'l':Il1 , fit-Ili' Hillel , llill li:llllie!'. St-eoml llow: Keith f'lllllllg'W'01Hl',llllilllt' l :ll'flllll1I'k. Hill Jones, liddie Posner. llielnlrd llzuler, Max llorrellt, llollnee llnsinger. Leslie Slllll'1'l', l':lul SIPllSllilllilll u, llielmrd FIll'l'lllllfI, Hola Smith , Keith l 7lI'lllll1H+, Lowell 'l':1te . Third Row: lbnlt- Sands, .lim Washburn, George l'r:uner, Harold Aller, Mr. Iirmleii, Holi Wilson, Milvin Irish. oniz. llowurd Shoop, XV:lde liider. 'l'lie 10-14 Football season may well be termed a sueeessful one-both in number of ,E,'kllll0S won and in the spirit, eo-operation, and teamwork displayed by the boys. Under the leadership of the new f'0ill'll, Mr. liraden, the squad soon learned at opening praetiee that to produee a good football team one must work and train hard. Even a hot Labor Day found the boys sweating out a long praetiee instead of enjoying a swim or aqound of golf. They also found that there was plenty oi' eompetition l'or any position on the first eleven. With but one thing in mind-the County Championship-Meflonib started off by taking' Arling- ton, under the lights, by the seore of 27-01 then Rawson, 53-03 next Areadia, l2-7, and then really proved their worth by downing unbeaten Van Buren 19-12. The Panthers reeeived their bad break twt-'ll not state the eireuinstanees herej and lost all hopes of the ehampionship by going down to Mt. Blanehard. Although ltletfoinb led at the half 6-0, Blanchard eashed in on our bad break and took ns 21-6. Still dazed by the setback, the Panthers were handed a 14-0 defeat at the hands ot' Liberty, after whieh they trounc-ed Mt. Cory to the tune of 19-0. Vanlue elosed the season by swim- ming' to a 6-0 deeision in a field of mud. This year's team will not be easily forgotten, nor the manner in whieh it played-yes, the hard- est eharging line and the fastest baekfield in the county. Bob Briekman and Diek Moore were eleeted eo-captains at the end of the year. The following boys will be lost by ,grI'aduation: Bob Briekman, Diek Moore, Bill Lanker, Mike Miller, Loyal Tate, Bill Smith, Keith Collingwood, .lay Mcllougle, and Paul Spitsnaugxle. Those too numerous to mention will be lost to the draft. lndieutes letterlnen. Page thiwy-six MEM ENTO Mg 1945 Basketball 3 First Row: Mr. Bl'iltlBll, Bob Smith', Bill .Ionesf Bob Briekman ', Dale Sandsh Ronald Miller , Keith Polling- woo1l', Dunne Flllflllllg. Sevomhliow: Arthur Lalnker, llnward Shoop, Jimmy WVashbnrn, George Cramer. Johnny Dishong, RlK'll2ll'4l Rader, lxeith l'lill'fllillf.!, Harold Aller, Dun Bennett, Lowell Tate, Merlin Conrad, XV:ule Rider. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE '1'm.nI PLAYE11 AT M4-Conn tIl'l'tINl'IN'l' Arlington .... .... M cComb ...... .. 25 23 Rawson ....... . . . .Rawson ....... . . 35 38 Mt. Blanchard . . . . . Mt. Blanchard . . . . . 21 23 tSee0nd UV9l'tllll9,l Vanlue ..... .... M CCOmb . . . . . 15 51 Van Buren . . .... V an Buren . . . . 31 32 Liberty ....... .... L iberty . . . . . 29 56 Mt. Blanchard . . .... McComb . . . . . 27 38 Mt. Cory ...... . . . McComb . . . .. 43 37 Vanlue .. .... Vanlue .... . . 18 66 Liberty .. .... McComb ............... .. 47 46 TOURNAMENT Vanlue ....................... Findlay ................. . . 27 40 tDue to bad weather the Arcadia game was cancelledj. The team had its ups and downs but at times it exhibited an agressive brand of ball. Five Seniors will not be back next year. They are: Bob Brinkman, Keith Collingwood, Bill Smith, Dick Moore and Ronald Miller. ' Denotes letterruen. P11 gc 'li 'Try-'f'1'f'n lvl EM l:NTl LW if W im 19-IQ Newspaper Staff l-'irsl linux: Xl:11'u':11'1-I l'1'lll'llIll, N:1u111i Flivlcillgq-1', llululiv llilllll. llulr lll'l4'lilll7IIl, Jnyw- l51':1111l11lu-1'1'y, Ili:-I4 Almwu-. S1-1'11111l lluw: .Xliw Vnzvkle-1', llill Smith. .los4-11I1i111- W:1ss1111, Imris Nlillvr, Miss lllll'llll'. llllll' lll'XYS 1:1 l1'l' slz1l'l' wus l'0lll xosml of tlu- S1'l'0INl-Vl'ilI' sl1111'll111111I vlass, 1111111-1' ilu- s11w1'visi1111 I I . I ul' Miss lllll'lll1'. l'llll'll lxlllllllilj' llllx l1'RlI'll0l'S clivlutoll tl1v11' 111-ws tu tlll' llllpll HSSIQIIUII to tl11-111 115 l'l'lDlll'l4'l', 'l'I1n- lylllllg' 4-lass llll'Il t1'z111sv1'ib1-:I the ll0ll'S illlll vo111piIc-ll tho news lo In- lillU'Il 111 tl1.1 ll2lll1'4H'li llHlllllV ll4'l'2ll1l for 111bIi1'11lim1 111 l'iU'll wv0k's 1111012 'l'l1r1111g.:'l1 the c'm1w1'a1li1111 ol' ll01'11l4l . l I 1-flilm' l':11'l W. lvllllli, Mxss H111-l1l1-, tho t1'z10l11-rs and tho reporters, the stuff was able to pl'l'Sl'lll all II11- 111-ws ul' lllll'l'l'Sl Elllll i11l'o1'111z1tio11 c'o11c'01'11i11g Sf'l100l, 1-lass, and vlub zwtivil-ivs, and z1ll1Ivti1-S tu II11- 1-o1111111111ity. 'l'l11'y also dvrivvrl El grvat llvllllflt and g'ai110dexpvric-11011tlu-111s1flvvsl'1'11111 taking sl1n1'll1a1114l 1li4'lz1tio11 l'1-11111 v:1rio11s people at differs-11tr11tes ofspvvrl. l'agc1I1ir1y-aight MEMENTO 1945 Student Council 1 ,W ,,,, , Seated: Doris Miller. Jim Rider, Mildred XV!llk9l', Bill Jones, lloh HI'lt'lilll:lll, Sui-:n Kiuer. Slillllllllgl Mr, Joseph, Loyal Tate, Pauline Zeltner. liielmrd Hauler, Kenneth Adams. Mr. l'ees, Junior llmler, lliclf Mool'1'. Last year, to improve the welfare of the school, the student body, under Joseph and Mr. Pees, decided to try something new at McComb and elected This group is represented by the president from each class and school the supervision of Mr. a Student Council. club. Officers chosen for the first year of our organization were: president, Carl Shivelyg vice president, Rolland Scheelep secretary-treasurer, Phyllis George. This year with Dick Moore as president, Bill Jones as vice presidint, and Reva Snavely as secretary-treasurer, the Student Council has proceeded to carry on its work. The Student Council, although a new the benefit of school and students. It has u very successful party last year with the This fall plans were completed by the room for the school. The result is a room of clubs in McComb High School. organization, has already been in charge of feature junior and senior classes accomplished several things for and short movies and conducted from Liberty High School. redecorated for use as a club- Council for a room to be which surely will be an inspiration for future members A chapel committee was appointed by the prisident to be in charge of chapels and assemblies this vear. Those on the committee are Marfraret P'n'ton, Mildred Walker Keith Collinffwood and . PN V Y P1 V Paul LaRue with Mr. Pees as advisor. The Student Council meets every Wednesday afternoon during the activity period to discuss various school problems. Although organized only recently, with the aid and support of both stud- ents :md facility it cannot help but be a great success in the future. Page thirty-nine Ml-'Ml:',N' H 1 1945 Girl Reserves I-H-Ni I.. xr: Xliiry lu-'llx. .li-:iii Ya.:nk:im, llziiiumzu illlS.Il'. Iluris Milla-r, .Xliss lllllllllll. .lnyvv l!i':iluIi-In-l'i'y, Nl:ir::irm-I l'4l-limi XII-4 li illex Si--'mul I Ynzilmiii. 'l llirll l -. .4x. Ii-xr: 4'iii'ulx'n Svliziuili-, l-'ruiuw-s l'I'illll1'l'. lu-:Ill N4-ll l'1--ulli-lon, lluvi- Stl-wins, Gi-rry llairnuni. l'e-125 Gmlluvi- lmix S4-lu-1-ru-i', llillll I:1lIllSllll. I-ulirtli ln-xr. .lnsi-pliiiu- Wasson, xlIll'j' limi llalsym-, Ili-ily .Ii-:in Ii:uls-r, Ili-ily XVilsui1. lu-lm-ras S4-hmiell, Suri lxiuw-r, Hnlilu- llnliii, XlIIl'IV lxiliu, Nuvnli l'lu'lun:1-i. lu llu- l':ill ul' lll-lil-44 llu- Fiiullaiy Girl Hr-si-1'vs-S 'iollriu-yi-il to lllr-Uimih to iiiilizill- Jill Blm'l'm1ili lllllllll' -iiul sa-iiun' girls into llu- Girl lim-sm-i'vv 0l'Q'2iIllZilll0I1. Tlu-y usa-fl llu- mfiistoiiiziiy Fllllllll'-llgl'llllllL1' , 4 H4'l'Yll'l'H. 'l'hait yi-:ir wi- vluisi- ns our aulvisurs Mrs. Sc-lialll-r mul Mrs. Clark. 'l his ji-:ir llu- Girl lim-sc-i'w-5 l'll'1'lllIl llu- l'ollowing' ol'l'ic-ws: l'r1-sich-lil, lil-va Simvm-lyg Yuw- l'i'i-s- V uh-iii, l'll'2lllf'l'S l'rzinu-rg Si-i-i'm-tary, ,loan llc-1-tiwg l1I'1'2lSllI'l'l', .losl-pliiiw Vlhissolig ROIJ0l'il'1', lA'2lll Ni-ll l'4-lull.-I-mg l'r1-gr: in Vuiiiiiiitu---, Gerry lluriium mul lxl2iI'jIill'0f Pc-iu-ton. We vliosv as our zulvisur, Bliss liiu-hli-, :iiul assistant, Nlisw lV:ilk1-r. Un llrluluw' ll, llu- si-iiioi' girls l'0llfllll'll'1l llu- f'Zl,Illlll'-lgllllllg' sc-1'vic'c-H to iiiiliulv lli ,junior girls into llu- umfziiiizzitii-ii. Mntlu-rs mul fru-iuls we-rv inviti-cl. Un New-iiilu-r ll, 24 Girl lic-sm-r'vc-s :itll-lull-il llu- Girl lic-sm-rvc-s l'imv1-nlimi in 'l'il'fin. NM- limk ai trip Ili-m-mlu-r 20 in flu- illllllll'l'IlyS llmiu- in Filullziy ziiul pre-sm-1111-il llu-in with gills Elllll ll ll'4l!1'l'lllll. l Wi- spuiismw-il :i cluiuw- Blzirvli lli in tlu- lu-wly rlm-1'm'ait1-xl sm-izll riumm. This clam-v was frvi- tu :ill lllllllll'N Zlllll si-niurs mul was ii big siuw-1-ss. llu llnsu-r Siiiulny wa- pn-sc-iiu-il ai Siiiirise- Sr-rvivo :lt 6:30 ai. in. 'l'wm-nty-two girls nits-lull-ml mul im-sc-iill-ml :i in'ug'i':il11 lo llu- llllllliv. NM h ll I lla --ht 'lc-.1 fn :ul :i Mn u-'- 'll,.,' 4-r ' ' 1' nur Motlu-rs mi May lil Zlllfl :I lll'0Rlkl.ilSl for llu- soph- miu-rvs mu- Nlaiy lll0l'IllllQ'. thi Nl r x . ily lli wi- iiiiliziu-el llu- sopluviiiorm-s into mir oi'g'zu1izatioii hy thc- 4-guullv-ligliliiig' sl-i'vi1-vs. llu supllmiu-N-s mul ,iimiurs lu-lil :1 lie-4-og'11ili011 lhiy May 20 in luxiuir of llu- S0lll0l'S. Rm-vzi Siizire-lv, mir l'rvsi4l1-nt was abs:-nl wlu-11 tlu- above mu-ture was luk--11. . , Page fmry if-xv: Xlzui'--I-llu lhm-lu-, llurulliy llaulilux. Alyvi- llzilu-r, liulilli Alilvlu-ll, I-Iv:-lyn I.:-ip. ,lmin Ili---liir, I,iu-ill.- MEMENTO 1945 Dramatics Club First Row: llooruv l'l'2llll0I', .Iolnl Rlzltyzls, liugfelu- Lvznler, H1lll'1ll'41 Shoop, Junior Hauler, Rob NONY4'0Ill0l'. lmn lionm-tt. Sem-onli Row: llorotlly llaulllox, Wilum FZlI'l'ilill2, Jenn B1:1uvlmr4l, Harriet l'em-ton, Virginia Norway, Miss Steiner, Maxine llouk, .Toun lies-k, .lo Ann Dunne, Margaret S1'llP0l't-'l'. Third Row: Joyce lirundoberry, 3l2l1'HilI't't P9ll0f0Il, Lvalllllil Merc-er, Betty .lane Klmllovv, Annu Rose Stevens. Hulflic- llzllin, Sara Kiger, Lucille Sf:ll1618I'! Alyve Baker. .Io Auu R1'el-lit, Lois Ann Svlieervr, Milulrs-nl Walker, Gerry Ilnrinou, 1.4-uh Nell Pendleton, lf'r:im'es Urniner. Fourth Row Ruth Routson, Kzltliryn Russell, Ruth lilngurrl, Shirley Rider, Betty Rader, .lay Mn-llousrle. Vfllll Lnllue, Clyde Beni-oth, Bill Jones, H2ll'b2ll'2l Mae Slllillll. Uleoln Inbody. Ileloras Scliinidt, Miriuui B4-rry, Naomi If'lin'kingei', Eileen Coukley. Fifth Row: VVayne Gorrell, Bill Self, Miller Kersh. Dean Norris, Ralph Miller, Holm Pic-keus, Bill Lunker, lllvk Moore, Roh Brivklnzui, Loyal Tate, Jim Rider, UillVl!l Leader. Dunne Fzlrtliing, Lowell Tzlte, Rivllzlrd Rsulvr. The Dramatic-s Club of McComb High School organized September 25, 1944. The vlub was started and directed under the supervision of Miss Ruth Steiner. This year the Drauiatics Club organized at the first of the school year, electing Bob Brivknian, Presimlentg Dick Moore, Vive President, James Rider, Seoretaiy-Treasurerg and Bill Jones, Rc-porter. Several plays were presented last year. Some of these were Sparkin ', HB0 Home By Mid- night , Antiv Spring , and a Thanksgiving play entitled Red Magivu. Other plays were also pro- svntod at various times. This year the most outstanding play presented was The Christmas Star , a Christmas story. Page forty-one MEMENTIX Y A WV 1945 F. H. A. First llow: M:lrv4'll:l llozi-llt-, Alyvt- Ilzikvr, Iboris Millvr, Miss NVrig:l1t, Lois Ann Sl'llt'A'l'0l', Edith Mita-lioll, Nlilslrwl Wxillu-r, .loyvv lil'IllIllt'lb0I'l'y. S4-vom! Ilow: .lonn Hom-llv, Init-illv Yllllliillll, I'Iv:ilyn Yllflliillll. Szlrzi Kim-r, .lost-phino Wasson, tlolilit- llnhn. Ibonnzl .Ie-:in lfinm-y, Ruth Milli-r, 'l'hir4l How: Maury .Xndoni:in. ,lozin lit-1-k, Iloris Spomw-. Ilovu Xll'll0ll1Ill', I'!:1rIr:il':i Smith, hllll'jI2ll'4't Ln-ip. lboris Nlnpt-s, Mary Kina, l.uf-illv Alllltblliilll. Wt- Ul'jL'il!llZ4'll our llonu- l4lt'0IlOlllltfS Club this your hy l'l0l'llI1Q' the following' offic-urs: prvsidt-lit' Doris Milli-rg vim- prc-sidvnt, Lois Ann Srlivt-1'vrg S0f'l'l'i2i1'y-tI'i'i1Slll'0I', Alyvv Bukvrg historian, Mil- tlrml Wzilkrrg :ind rvportvr, Edith lilitvllvll. l'ndt-r tht- snpt-rvision ot' Miss Mziriv XYright wc- wvrv taught to vook bvttvr meals, tht- zlrt ot' sowing, :ind various othvr things whivh wort- very hvlpful. Ulll' total enrollnivnt is 27. ln tht- fall st-vt-n girls and Miss XVrig.fl1t attvndvd the I . H. A. vonvvntion which was hold in CElllllblN'll llzill in C0llllIlllllS, Ohio. lt, was 21IlYl0llI1f'l'Il at this ronvvntion that l . H. A. would now iw n national orgrzinizzition instt-ad of 21 statv organization. It was dvt-idod also that tho girls would hr zuvamlu-tl pins by ti point systvin instt-ad of gt-ttir1g'tlvg:1't-vs as was formerly donv. Thu girls attend- ing tht- convvntion wt-rv lirvu Snzivvly, Doris Millvr, Sara Kigvr, Alyro Baker, Edith Mitvllcll, .loyc-0 lirzimlt-lwrry :ind -lose-phinv Wasson. As zu nu-:ins ot' nmking' mont-y, tht- girls sold S2l,IltlWit'lll'S, pop and popcorn at football guinvs and szivr-d szllvs tux stumps. llnvs wvrv 601' a yvar. A party and nu-vting,g' wort- ht-ld mwli nionth. Hostvssvs wort- Luc-ills' and ltlvvlyn Yoaikanng Kava Simvrly, llurlmrzi Mau- Smith, and -loyvv Brandohvrry. All during' thi- yn-:ir tho girls workvd in tht' f'21f0i',l'I'i2l, taking' turns for svvvrul works at il tiinn-. Page forty-two MEMENTO W i i i F. F. A. T l First Ilow: Bill Jones. l':llll Ln lilltt, .liln llider, Mr. Henderson. Keith Uollingwood, XVnde llider, .lolm 1'nt- Lerson. Set-ond Row: lflnrl Neweoxner, Melvin Ibisliong, Merlin Uonraul, Bob Wilson, .lolin Metz, Bolt Ritter, l rnneis Roy, lllllgene Lender. Third Row: .lay BIC'l70lIlIl9, SV:1yne Gorrell. Miller Kersli, Iinnnett flll'IIll'lli'S, Eddie Posner. l+'ourth How: lh-nn Norris, Mzlx Gorrell, Clyde Iienrotli, Dale Sands, Ilollnre liilNlllfIt'l', Leslie Sliafer. The l uture Fzirniers of Ainerieu is a widely known organiizettioii of farm boys whose intention it is to beeoine more informed in their work. Yvith the aid of their advisor, Mr. Henderson, they zieeoniplish niany things in the line of farming.: whieh prove to be very helpful. lilac-li student ehooses at least two or lnore projeets on whieh to keep at reeord. He has 21 elloiee of anytliing front swine nianagrenient to farm 3f'001llltS, along with grains, eorn and soybeans. At the first llllllltlllg' last fall, the following- offieers were eleet-ed: James Rider, president: Keith Uollingwood, viee-presidentg Bill Jones, seeretaryg YVade Rider, treasurerg Paul La Rue, reporter: .Iohn Pzltterson, sentinel. After the offieers took over they had a small problem. lt seemed that everyone was in favor ot' an initiation exeept the freshmen. Well, the majority ruled and the freshmen were eertainly put through the mill. A hot-dog stand was then org-unized by Mr. Henderson for the evening without profit, although business was good. Beeause of uncontrollable eireutnstanees in the world it has been impossible to eontinue the ,iudg'ing' teams whieh were very sueeessful in former fears. Two boys were awarded the State Fariner degree this year. They were James Rider and Leslie Sll2lii0l'. This brings the total number of Meffoinb State lil3I'lllQl'S to seven. Keith Collingwood, Rol- Y land Seheele, and Carl Shively reeeived the degree last year, Bill Borgelt reeeived it in 1943 and Paul Collingwood in l942. Page forty-three MEMENTO 1945 Girls' Glee Club First lluw: lluth Miller, lfivulyn Yuzxknm. llnrriet Peneton, Leaimm Mercer, Miss Burner, Joyce Bralndeberrv, Murp::n'1-t l'4-netun, lf'mnm-s 'Crmm-r. ' Sm-1-oml Row: .lmmn B4-vk, lmris Miller, Luville Falrtliiliir, Leah Nell Pendleton, Mildred Walker, Margaret Svlwcror, lflileen Ueaikley, Jeanine Dunn. Third Row: .lu Ann lirevht, .lean Bl2llll'llil!'ll, Alive Voukley, lluth Plugurd, Burbzlra Mm- Smith, Nuomi Flick- lnger, Doris Spi-live. Fourth ltow: .losepliine Wasson, Shirley Rider. Ula-01:1 Inlnody, Doris Mapes, Betty Hauler, Sara Kiger, Gerrv llurmnn, Goldie llnhn. ' Boys' Glee Club p- . --V e .-...-14... - , , ,, , , ,,,,,,,.,.,..,,-,....,..,,,,,. , , , i Sc-nied: tim' llzldvr, .Iehn Mzltyns. Lnwell Tuti-, Miss Burner, Margaret l'4-lu-toil, Gene Leander, Merlin Conrad, Standing: tlnlvin Lender, llill Lnnker, l'nul Lnlluv. linh Pic-kens, lluh Smith, Loyal Tate, l'll'Illll'lS Roy. Page forty-four MEMENTO IO-li Mifced Chorus First Row: Naomi Fliekinger, Frnnees Vmixier, .lomne lbmm, Ruth Miller. Miss Burner. .loyee l'll':lllll1'lM'l'l'j', Doris Miller, Goldie Hahn, Jenn Blnnelmrll. Sea-ond Row: ldugene Lender, Eileen Uoalliley, Sara: Kiger, Josephine Wasson, Gerry Ilzlrmon, Alive Vozukley, lll2ll'2'2ll'l-'f Peneton, Mzlrgslret Seheerer, Leah Nell P9'lIllPt0ll, Guy Hauler. Third Row: John Mntyals, Unlvin Lender, Bill Lanker, Paul LaRue. Bob Pickens, Bob Smith. Loyal 'l':ltv. Lowell Tate, Franeis Roy. Merlin Uonrzul. High School Music Mixed Cho1'us offif-ers for the year were as follows: president, Mildred Walkerg viee president, Alice Coakleyg secretary-treasurer, Paul LaRue3 reporter, Joyee Brandeberryg librarians, Eileen Coakley and Jean Blanchard. The High Sehool Mixed Chorus did its major work in helping present the Christmas Pageant. The Girls' Glee Club elected the following offieers: president, Sara Kigerg viee president, Mil- dred lValkerg seeretary-treasurer, Josephine VVassong librarians, Joyee Brandeberry and Ruth Miller: reporter, Leah Nell Pendleton. At Christmas time the Girls' Glee Club assisted in presenting the musie for the Eternal Star by singing Lol Here a Rose Unfolding, by Praetorius. Later in the year the Glee Club members sang 'tVVcre You There? by Burleigh, and Cod So Loved the lVorld by Stainer, as part of the Good Friday Serviee. As their officers for the year the Boys' Glee Club eleeted Loyal Tate, presidentg Bob Smith, viee presidentg Paul LaRue, secretary-treasurerg Calvin Leader, reporter: and Bob Piekens and John Matyas, librarians. The Boys' Glee Club sang one number on the Thanksgiving program. It was The Blind Plough- man by Clarke. At Christmas time the Glee Club also sang t'We Three Kings of Orient Are as part of the musie for the Christmas pageant. Page forty-five ?275?!EN.Tf.l-.s V, -,nm Yrs., 1945 junior Chorus 1 I-'irst Huw: Msurmrvt Lznnkor, Marilyn Wasson. Ilonnir- Wm-ilu-. Virgiliiu Aluh-rson. lborotliy Smith, Miss Hlll'lN'l', L. I- .Ionn Spitsmiuule. Virginian Miller, Marilyn Slmfer, Mary .lu S4-lf, Marilyn llrnlxlox. Sw--nn! Huw: .lc-:uirw I-'ish--r, Muryrnret liwiupr. lternmline- Uusau-, B1-rnive Hur!-4-ll, 5l!lI'4'0l1' Maityzls. llaunmm lion- na-tt. M:li'jol'ia- Mapes, Putty lixldel' ,Ann llnrt. Doris lbislmng, Maury .Io Huy, .lane Fislu-r. Third Row: Fun-st IH-zu-toll. Kenneth Adams. Gem- 'l0lllll1INVlN7ll, Juyve Iiwiugr, Pauline Zeltnvr. Sum Smith, Keith llznler, lt0llIll'l Ln-nhzlrt, Wurul Smith. Although the youngest of the musical organizations, the Junior Choirs is quite active. The group sang two numbers at the November meeting of the P.-T. A. The numbers were Indian Summer by Walter Golde, and All Wise Nature by Mozart. The thirty xueuibers of the Chorus are to be voiilpliiiieiited ou their fine performances. Pago forty-six MEMENTQM--W V iw i A M- A unior Class Pla Seated: Joan Hector, Bob Smith, Lois Ann Seheerer, Frauees l'r:unei', Noble lluder, Ruth lloutso NI C l Standing: . :lx lorre 1, Gerry Harmon, Delorzls Sehmidt, Bill Jones. USHINY NOSE Janey, Shiny Nose ..... . . , . Helen, her older sister Zip, her younger sister Peggy, Zip's girl friend ...... Madge Grant, who gets a lift ....... Coach Jones ........................ George Anderson, Janey's one and only .. Allen Rogers, one of Helen's men .... Mrs. Marble, Joney's Mother ..... Mr. Marble, Janey's Dad . Frances Cramer Lois Ann Seheerer Ruth Routson . .. Joan Hector .. Gerry Harmon Max Gorrell . . . Noble Rader . . . . . . . Bob Smith . Deloras Sehmidt . . . . . Bill Jones .laney's trouble was getting her man as Helen was always in the way. Mr. Maible was con tinually trying' to rule his ehildren with an iron hand but the ehildren usually got the best of him and he would try to ,shove the burden over to his wife. George, Jane's boy friend, was a star football player on the local College team. George had his heart set on getting engaged to Janey but Helen had to put her foot in and try to take George. When Mr. Marble learned of Janey's wanting to get engaged to George, he had an emotional outburst. But, like most plays, it ended with Janey getting her way. Page forty-seven 'XfEl24f5NIU , U- WP Senior Class Pla Seam-nl: hlIll'K7ll'l'i l'em-toll, Joyee llrniimleln-l'l'y. Sara Kiirer. Diek Moore, svllllt' Itifler, Iletty llzifler. Naomi Fliekinpri-12 Ntnmliiigg lifnmlil Miller. Aly:-e linker, Mrs, S1-lmfer, .lim lliilz-r, Rolf Brit-kmgm, NOTHING Bl l' THE 'l'RUTH ln :11l1l.tion to their many aetivities, the Seniors found time to present the eomedy play Nothing liut The Truth on May 4. The setting of this play took plaee in a hroker's offiee in New York and the summer home ot' E. M. Ralston, in Long' lSlZllld. Gwen gives her fianee, Bob, 34l0,000 for him to invest at the offiee. 'l'his money was given to her as a eharity fund ancl she wanted to have it doubled. Bob attempted to double it by betting with his fellow workers that he woul1ln't tell a lie for 24 hours. By insulting' the slaughter of one oi' the riehest men at the Summer Colony and eontinuing to get himself in trouble, espeeially with his boss and his wife, Bob finally won the bet, his sweetheart, and managed to apologize for the hard feelings he eausecl. The eharaeters were: llivk Moore ,............ ...Robert Bennett, he simply had to tell the truth .lzimes liiiler . ............ E. M. Ralston, a New York stoekhroker Wzule Rifler .. Dick Donnelly, one of Bolfs associates at the offiee lioh llriekman . ......... Clarenee Van llusen, manages to get in on the het ltonalfl Miller .... . . Bishop Doran, has ehargje of the Summer Colony CllllI'i'll .loyee Iiramleherry .. ..... Gwendolyn Ralston, Boh's sweetheart. It's her money Sam Kiger ....... .................. M rs. Ralston, just ean't trust that monster Mar::ziret IH-neton .. Ethel Clark, Bob insultefl her hat. She's the rieh man's daughter EiitrlnviiIgiliniiiitrei . . ....................... ....... l lggllgillHgirl-t,ri0ndS,, of Divkk Alyee Baker . ............ Martha, the maid Page forty-eight MEMENTO 1943 Janitors Arthur Smith, Merle Stout Cooks Mrs. F105 d Van Atta, Mrs. Paul Z1-igler Page forty-nine fY' fiMENTf?. .A 1945 Page fifrv 5 I MEMENTO 1945 Calendar SEPTEMBER 5-School opens. Election of class officers. 6-First assignments for this year. What a gruesome thought! 7-Off to a fine start. Everyone is bright today. 8-Freshman initiation. Seniors rule for today. Those poor juveniles , What outfits. High School Burn held in the evening. 11-The first Monday after the night before . Agony! 12-Juniors flash new class rings, and are they purty . 13-First meetings of clubs. Elections held. Girl Reserves hold a Weiner roast at the Golf Course. 14-Teachers assign seats to students in alphabetical order. Same old neighbors year after year. 15-First football game of the season at Arlington. Yippee! We won 27 to 0. 18-Seniors and high school faculty hold a surprise birthday party for Bill Smith. More fun! 19-Boy are we tired today-as usual. 20-Draxnatics Club meeting. Officers elected. 21-School Board meeting. Football game at Rawson. We won 52 to 0. 22-Vacation already. Dismissal for the Hancock County Fair. 25-Those week-end dates sure seem tough for Some Folks . 26-Special Grange meeting in honor of the teachers. Junior play picked out. 27-P.-T. A. Teachers welcomed into M. H. S. 28-Just another one of those trying davs . 29-McComb plays football at North Baltimore with a 6-6 tie. OCTOBER 2--One month of school gone already. Just think, only 8 more to go. 3-Freshies seem to be wakening up to the fact that they are in High School. 4-F. H. A. and F. F. A. hold meetings. 5-Very interesting show today. The Russian Front . 6-Our boys are coming right along it appears. Arcadia lost to us 14 to 7 on our field. 9-Mr. Joseph announces the 1945 Annual Staff. Junior play try-outs. 10-First annual Staff meeting held in the evening. 11-Girl Reserves initiated in candle-lighting services at school house. Eats afterwards. 12-Seniors spend the day in Findlay having pictures taken at Pahl Green. Received proofs same day-yes, we could take it-and the whole class sees An American Romance as a treat from the studio. 13-Van Buren at McComb. We won as usual. 19 to 12. Feature show Wake Island during school. Junior play practice. 16-T. B. Patch Test. Everybody takes it. lVonder why? Junior play practice. 17-Another dull day. 18-Dramatics meeting. Grade cards received for the first time. VVonder what the folks will say? 19-Sophomores picked out class rings. Seniors order pictures. 20-McComb plays football at Mt. Blanchard. lVe lost 21-6. Everybody's so blue. Had our first chapel this morning with Dr. Cheek as speaker. 23-Second 6 weeks starts. New seoscope arrives for Biology room. 24-Junior play practice. 25-P.-T. A. New typewriting tables come today. 26-Football here with Liberty. VVe lost 14-0. Seems as though our luck has left us. 27-Hurrah! No school. Teachers go to the N. VV. O. T. A. meeting. In other words, a teachers' meeting. 30-Junior play practice. 31-Hallowe'en and our hearts are full of evil. Page fifty-one MEM EN TO 1945 NOVEMBER 1-New movie screen arrives. Junior play practice. 2--Why doesn't something exciting happen? 3--McComb-Mt. Cory football game. We won 19-0. Junior play practice. 6-This is the life--nothing to do. 7-We spoke too soon. Senior Intelligence Tests were given today. Green's studio took group pie- tures for the annual. 8-Dramatics Club meeting at school house. 9-Three of our 'tup-and-coming teachers look mighty worn out after the meeting at Arlington last night. Meaning of course, Joseph, Pces, and Braden. 10-Feature movie, Rhythm on the Range . Football game with Vanlue at McComb. We lost second place by losing 7-0. Just our luck. 13-Junior play practice. 14-Girl Reserves go to Tiffin for conference. Had a very good time. Juniors have dress rehearsal for their play. 15--Drainatics Club meeting. 16-School Board meeting. 17--Junior Class Play Shj,ney Nose presented at school house. Bill Jones is just a natural-born father. 20--We no longer stand! The new office chairs have arrived. 21-Just another gloomy day. 22--P.-T. A. meeting at school house 23-Thanksgiving vacation until next week--same time, same place. 27-Don't you just hate to come back? Mr. Joseph is back at his job after his illness. 28--We are behaving once again. 29-Ho hum. What a boring life. 30--Heavens! Why doesn't somebodv do something quick. We ean't go on like this. DECEMBER 1-Chapel--for a change. Mr. Richardson is speaker. 4-Mr. Garrison inspected high school. We can be angels, ean't We? Mr. Joseph had a birthday on Saturday. We're under oath not to tell his age. Rev. Dick Moore led silent prayer for Keith Collingwood in Civics class. He was in court. 5--New arm chairs arrive. 6-F. F. A. and F. H. A. meetings. 7-New spot-light for auditorium arrives. Thanks to the class of 1944. 8-First basketball game of the season. Arlington here. We BEAT. 25-23. 11-Cyclorama installed, Does a lot for our auditorium. Max Gorrell operated on for appendieitis. 12-Vacation-bad roads. Who cares? 13--No school. 14--No school. 15-Rawson here in basketball. We lost 38-35. Blame it on the vacation. 18-School again. How horrible! Dress rehearsal for Christmas play. 19-Those bee-ooo-ti-ful Senior pictures arrived today. Life is just one mad scramble. We never realized we were so popular. Game at Mt. Blanchard. We lost 23-21 in two overtimes. 20-Dramatics Club and Glee Clubs present Christmas pageant at the school house. 21-Girl Reserves' Christmas party at Penetonsi 22-Christmas Program by the McComb Churches. Senior Class party at Leah Nell Pendleton's. Christmas vacation starts. 28--Vanlue here in basketball. We lost Cdarn itj 15-51. 29-Seniors have a surprise party for Wade Rider's 17th birthday. Everyone had a wonderful time . JANUARY To whom it may concern: We didn't have any school from Dec. 12 to 15, and from Jan. 1 to Feb. 6. It just about broke our heartsol? 8-Gerry Harmon had a card party for the stay-at-home girls of McComb. This vacation sure is hard on us, Page fifty-two MEMENTO 1945 -Basketball at Van Buren. We lost 31-32. - Magnificent Dope shown at the school house. -School Board meeting. New stage curtains installed. -Basketball here with Mt. Blanchard. We lost 27-38. -Basketball game at Liberty. Again we lost 29-56. - Road to Zanzibar shown at the school house. FEBRUARY -Mt. Cory here in basketball. VVe won Qyippeelll 43-37. -Here we are back again at the same old grind. In case you ean't guess-school has started again. -Seniors measured for caps and gowns. -It's so hard to wake up after sleeping for several weeks. -Basketball game with Vanlue at Vanlue. The score? 18-64 in their favor. -Liberty here in basketball game. VVe won 46-47 overtime. -These cold, dreary, Monday mornings are getting the best of us. Are they not? -I guess Tuesdays are just as bad. -Valentine's Day and have you seen all those Sweetheart cards and boxes of candy floating around? The grades had a Valentine's Day party. -We,re tired today from the excitement of the day before. Read all about it in the lines above. -The long-awaited tournament starts. McComb was ruled out by Vanlue the first night. -Tournament. -No school. We're so disappointed. The Annual Contest starts. -Tournament at Findlay. -Tournament. Cups given out to winning schools. -School again. This is Mr. Pees' last day of teaching at McComb Hi as he is leaving soon for the service of his country. fAnything to get out of schooll Serious, he will be missed by a'l of us. -Mrs. Insley fllindy to youl is back again to teach the bright pupils of McComb High School. VVe pity her. Pictures for the Annual were taken. Everyone combed their hair today for a change. Such is life-not a dull moment. MARCH Miss Steiner has resigned and Miss Schuck has taken her place. We'll all miss her very much but we're sure that a change never hurt anyone. -Another week has gone. , -Blue Monday. Doesn't this warm weather just get youu? -Joyce Brandeberry has birthday and skating party for 18 seniors. We can't say we didn't have fun-now can we? -The football heroes of McComb Hi ordered football sweaters at Lima today. -The drapes for the club room arrived today and are put up. We can see right now where we're going to have a lot of fun in that room. A' -Girl Reserves hold a St. Patrick's Day dance in the new club room. That punch seemed to have everybody going. All in all we sure had a swell time. -Seniors hold a bake sale and guess we got rich today. Senior play books arrive and try-outs start. More play try-outs today. -The cast was announced for the play and first practice is held at the school house. Play practice. The gang had a get-together at Leah Nell's afterwards. YVhat fun! And we'll never hear the end of it. VVell, we're only huinan. YVe think. Peneton calls for No. 2 in Post 0ffiee?'??? -Play practice after school. -Scarlet fever breaks out in the community. Play practice. Play practice. Just another of them days, I guess. Nothing to do. -Athletic Banquet at the school house. Dance afterwards. Good Friday Services at the Presbyterian Church. Senior octette sings for the first time. Page ffty-three MEM EN TO 1945 APRIL 2-Play practice for Seniors. Juniors have a farewell party for Blackie Tate. 3-More scarlet fever breaks out. Miss Steiner visits school. 4--Health nurses come to examine our throats. 5-Play practice. 6-Play practice. 9-Commercial students take Civil Service Examination. Play practice. 10-Dick Moore learns something about farm life today. 11-Exams-darn it. How do they expect us to cram for all that. That's it-we can't. G. R. meeting. Election of officers for next year. 12-President Roosevelt died today in Georgia. Fire Drill. 13-Friday the 13th and nothing happens. Isn't that life? 16-And so starts our last 6 weeks of school. It won't be long now till we'll be getting those diplomas. 17-Senior play practice. Home Ec. class has a supper for the unmarried teachers. 18-Home Ee. class shows the married teachers a few things that are supposed to be the Way to a man's heart . 19-Senior play cast has pictures taken at Harriet Green's in Findlay. 20-Biology class gives an Arbor Day program and planted a tree in the school yard. Play prac- tice after school. Juniors have a class party. 23-- Flick celebrates 18th birthday and did you see that sweet locket she's sporting? 24--Spring fever seems to be getting the best of us. Ho hum. MAY 1-And so starts the last month of school. The time is getting nearer and it doesn't seem to be so funny after all. Senior play practice. 2-Senior play practice. 3--Senior play practice. 4-Seniors of 1945 ,present Nothing But The Truth at the school house. 11-Music Department presents program at the school house. 16-Girl Reserves candle-lighting services at school house, for the new officers. 17-Senior caps and gowns arrive. Don't we look dignified? 18-Senior Recognition Day. One last sad farewell to old McComb High. 19-Junior-Senior Banquet at the school house. The best ever. 20-Baccalaureate Services at the school auditorium. 21-Another Monday and we are beginning -to realize that those days after the night before are coming to a close. 22-Cram, study, examinations. 23-Seniors practice for Commencement. 24-Examinations-last for seniors. 25-Commencement Exercises for Seniors of 1945. Last day of school. Weren't We proud to Walk up and get our diplomas. We aren't ashamed of misty eyes, we know now just what we are leaving behind us. 26-The seniors leave on the long awaited trip to Niagara Falls. Two glorious days. 28-Back again, tired but oh, so haDDY. Page fifty-four Przvlrull lw thu Hanfock Cmmzy Hur Mcifvmb, Ufzin - --...M 1 all . l x, ..4..H:,1--U' , 1 1--fn. - , 'L '.-5,-,.,- .. :X - W- - .-2.5.5. - sul 5 5 b. .K - ' 1 3 W i . .- . . 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