McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

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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