McDonald High School - Roller Yearbook (McDonald, OH)

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-5'----iv u.r,...-au...n...no.f,,mufnwvuws.'zgqim,s., 4912-11-'H 1 5 School dedicated to faith in American ideals 1930 EIGHTH GRADERS: ROW ONE: Goldie Matlas, Josephine Delon, Mary Kurnett, Sophia Vukelich, Florence Gray, Anna Borecki, Gene Alderman, Margaret Ribovich, Johanna Zimmerman, Netta Julian. ROW T WO: Harry Cutting, John Sebben, Louis Flere, Earl Matthews, Steve Ochman, Lawerance McMicheal, Ignatius Za- jack, Joe Kuritz, Adolf Plecha, Mike Zets. ROW THREE: Charles Franklin Jones, Thomas Rea, Adam Hassick, Donald Parker, Andy Makar, Margaret McCork1e, Joyce Scarbrough, Charlotte Moody, James Neff, John Store. ROW FOUR: Stanley Sylak, George Kuritz, Paul Oleska, Joe Mishorich, Eric Goodwin, David Meek, Harold stumpf, Bernard Wilson, Louis Roberson, Mr. Burklew. ., ,V I Q mm, 'i W ' A 1 'E lr .fr is-'s' , ' -. ,, ff -sf - , J , , - ii? r v 'auf -f1g.'.dr-L f'ff:n1r 4 1-' J A - f - ta ef miisdiiif After a year and a half of planning and building, the new school was completed and ready to be dedicated. The dedica- tion exercises took place in the new auditorium on October 5, 1929. Super- intendent A. A. Burkey used a poem by Dr. W. H. Scott in his inspiring ad- dress, The men instrumental in build- our school and dedicating it were: Rev- erend W. H. Norman, Mr. Gilbert Mil- ler, Mr. C. W. Meyers, Mr. A. A. Burkey, Mr. J. C. Berg, Mr. T. Begg, and Reverend W. H. T. Jones. Inscribed above the auditorium is the schoo1's motto Come ye to learn, go forth to serve.

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'S-. X Groundbreaking ceremonies for McDonald High School took place in 1928. Lack ofsspace in the Roose- velt building necessitated the erection of portables. This prompted the decision to build a new school. -TVM wg-,1. is' '2f': 2?

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and equal opportunity for all. 9, A. A. Burkey The McDonald pool, one of the few of its kind in the area, measures 60' x 25' and ranges in depth from 3 1! 2 to '7 112 feet. The pool is heated by boilers and cleaned by a sand and felt filtering system. One of the main additions of the new school was a large spacious library. The library accumulated al most 2,000 books, 30 magazines, and several sets of reference books.