McDonald High School - Roller Yearbook (McDonald, OH)

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Table of Contents PAGE Opening 2 Seniors - -- Activities 0-Iomecoming, Y-Teens, 10 Sports QTrack, Football, Chorus, Band, Orchestra. Jr. Band, Basketbally Minstrel, G.A.A., Swim Club, Promj Grade School Roller Staff '28 Advertisements Student Cotmcil 30 Index Administration and Faculty 32 Closing Classes CSeventh, Eighth, Ninth, 40 Tenth, Eleventhj Foreword School is a kaleidoscope of changing patterns repeated year after year . . . classes . . . organizations . . . dances . . . parties . . . graduation. Although the patterns change, together they represent school life at McDonald High School. His hands were calloused but gentle, andhis grip. power? ful, but soothing. His explanationoffquadratics was vivid as his description of a freshly, fields love of athletics and the outeof-doors was only surpassed by his desire for scholastic achievement. His presence was hearty yet' never overbearing. Hisglance, appree ciative knowing, shone and enlightened gl. just as the spreads Aitsrays sahout wide S variety of cheerful tales? and yamsg was only exceeded by his methods of arousing a student's3 intellectual curi- ositygs Although in a physical sensefmfg Herbert Hadley has retired from McDonald Highg he remains in themirids of the students and facultyf A sttoy,p - pp Q p 5 PA GE 56 82 94 113 134 136