McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

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First row-Dixie Beam, Victoria Andonian. Betty Rozelle, Sue Lawrence, ,lo Ellen Shoop, lmogene Newcomer. Carolyn Ewing. Second row-P -Carolyn Collingwood. Bernita Bunnf-ll, Mary Mae Neiderhiser. Marlene- Miller, Maxine Watson, Catherine Little, Marilyn Adams, Nancy Clevt-nger. Bonita Crouse. Bonnie Thomas. Mabel Finley. Third row'-Charles Wasson, Ronnie Myers, Raymond George. Bob Sparrow:-, Frank Funk, Robert Roy, Charles Spitler. Everett Latta. Miss Painter, Junior Class We began our Junior year by holding a class meeting. ,We elected the following officers: President, Richard Snavelyg Vice-president, Everett Lattag Secretary- treasurer, Marlene Millerg Historian, Imogene Newcomer, Reporter, Mabel Finley. Vve lost two of our classmates. Marilyn Stauffer, who moved to Lima, and Gene Wedge, who moved to Arcadia. We were happy to receive two new students: Bud Cary from Rawson, and Dixie Beam from Centerburg. We had two very successful class parties, which were held in the clubroom of the schoolhouse. To make money, we held several bake sales and doughnut sales. They were quite successful. We presented the Junior Class Play on April 21. It was a big success and was enjoyed by all. As our advisor, we had Miss Eleanor Painter.