Mendon Union High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mendon, OH)

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V v V y v y v v First Row—Sylvia Boroff, Genevra Vorhees, Lenore Roller, Jessie Nelson, Blaine Griggs, Hazel Burnett, Donna Spicer, Ruth Denlston, Mary C rider, Vivian Krogma.n, Aletha Jean Coil. Second Row—Roscoe Hamilton, Lloyd Ellis, Wayne Kennedy, Norman Carpenter, Joseph Santa, Clayton Allen, Warren Dotson, Lewis Fox.

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class officers. Miss Cumins-Advisor Neale Hickernell-Presldent Catherine Nolan-Vice President Juanita Krogman-Secretary and Treasurer We are sorry to say that our president, because of an accident, cannot be ith us at this time. We have not had any parties this year. Much of our time during the second semester has been taken in practice for our class play, The Jinx , under the supervision of Miss Holdren. Ix vas successfully given on April 9, 1937 before a large and appreciative audience. We are proud of our basketball girls, four in number, who were on the first squad, namely: Juanita Krogman, Betty Crites, Sally Zellhart, and Catherine Nolan. THE JINX The cast included Harlow Piper--- Selina Piper— Harriet Piper--Lester Grant— Stella Vane---- Lulu Lester---- Myra Clifton— Lancelot Hay— Norman Devine- Crystal Joy---- Duncan Baldwin Gladys Joy----- Violet Rose---- —Merle Wilkin6 ----Betty Crites -Mary Lou Tueth —Bud Shinabery -Sally Zellhart Juanita Krogman -Miriam Keeling ----Emlyn Lampy ------Dale Krugh ----Made Mills ------Harry Book ■Catherine Nulan ■-Pauline Hinton

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-tat fjsrtsp.»ijw.. HISTORY The present Sophomore Class at II. H. S. destined to become the class of '39, started their high school career with an enumeration of twenty eight. Of these we have lost Guy Kennedy, Marvin Bowersock, Bob Carpenter, Robert Shingledecker, Mildred Dudgeon, and Opal Pond. 'V e have gained Joseph Jones and Mary Crider. The Freshman-Sophomore party held on the night of the Junior-Senior Reception at Ruth Demiston's, proved to be a great success. There were no other events of importance in our Freshman year. Our second yean in High School has proven to be more exciting. Our class was inclined toward athletics from the start, placing five members on the boy's basketball team, four on the girls' basketball team, and four boys on the baseball team. V V The inter-class tournament proved to be a thriller for the Sophomores. Being considered the only formidable rivals of the Seniors, we forced the upper-classmen into a double overtime only to be nosed out by a slender margin of two points. Hr. Smith, Sophomore Class Advisor, was even surprised at our showing. If, in glancing through the pages of this annual, some member of the Sophomores in years to come, will recall some of these old high school days and crowds, then this article will not have been written in vain. V V’; Joseph Santa