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

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metier for 1940 Page 18 Freshmen First Row (Front), Left to Right—June Young, Jeanne Hay-man, Ruth Boyer, Dora Krick, Jesselyn Archer, Gloria Sattler, Gladys Hundley, Gloria Drake. Second Row—Wilbur Archer, Charles Sullinger, Richard Spicer, Ralph Hays, John Gilliland, John Protsman, Paul Shank, Dale Albright, John Maurer. Third Row—Donald Crow, Mary Wollam, Darrah Miller, Mariannice Fish-baugh, Helen Hole, Robert Jackson. FRESHMAN HISTORY a..,. President: Vice-President V'-' - John Maurer - ... - . - , John Protsman t V v ‘v . . -• • w . : • - . . - .u. ;s ji- • ’ -- -1” Secretary-Treasurer:-.- . VI - .. :v Gloria Sattler Reporter . . . . . . . Dora Krick . ' ' Pk Class Sponsor . . - - ‘ - Mr. Daffler jg ; Class Colors Y ' . . - ' - - Green and White . J ■- r-t'-rsT ■ Ww K XJAA U1IU ----- yx4-rV . . ' t •' .. TXT v V r rvz» t t rviiK onL «a p 111 nfl We started outTa very successful term with a total enrollment of twenty-5 , three. On October 31’, we had to dress to please the Seniors, and that night we - iV, e-v.v on varsity basketball and baseball

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METIER for 1940 Page 17 Sophomores First Row (Front), Left to Right—Helen Elsea. Marjorie Protsman. Claryce Kickernell. Lois Coffman. Maxine Millisor. Ruby Wilkins. Margaret Myers, and Vera Young. Second Row—Betty Barnes. Man.’ Behm. Mary Garwood. Martha Skinner. Man.' Snavely. Ruth Dutton. Third Row—Max Ellis. Don 3oroff. Jack Holtznpple. Eugene Bricker. Neil Boiler. John Behm. J pv o C SOPHOMORE HISTORY Beginning the school year of 1939 there were twenty-four pupils enrolled in our Sophomore class. We chose scarlet and gray for our class colors and the following officers: President . Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Reporter . . . . John Behm Ruth Ann Dutton Betty Barnes Max Ellis During the year one member. Ermil Shope. dropped out. while Pauline Wheeler, who has been ill, is keeping up her class work at home. We have enjoyed two parties this year. The success and enthusiasm that has marked our Sophomore year is chiefly due to the attempts of our sponsor, Mr. Cook who has tried very hard to help us put over assembly programs, and make a huge success of other activities.

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METIER for 1940 Junior Hi Page 19 First Row (Front), Left to Right—D. L. Rickard. L. Coffman. L. Coffman. M. Najemmk, B. J. Rickard, H. Hamilton. M. Price, J. Griggs, P. Briggs. L. Rickard. Second Row—C. Em a ns, B. Piper, M. L. Williams, D. Greene, M. Sutltz, J. Vorhees, P. Roth. J. Severns, M. Myers, R. Wollam, R. Pond, B. Brown. J. Rickard. Third Row—F. Jackson, R. Truesdale, M. Winana. F. Snyder, K. Briggs, C. Springer, J. Nichols, C. Moore, J. Clay, F. Wheeler. J. Nevcrgall. Fourth Row—H. Hamilton, J. James. L. Baltzell, J. Thomas, D. High, R. Krick, R. Hign. P. Behm, J. Shellabarger. D. Miller. R. Miller. G. Snavely, B. Briggs. M. Williams. Eighth Grade—There are twenty noble graders this year who are looking forward to next year when they will begin their high school career as “green Freshies. Cur outstanding accomplishment this year was the assembly program, which the seventh grade helped us put on in the form of a barn dance. Our officers are; President. Janell Griggs; Vice President. Mildred Najemnik: Secretary and Treasurer. Ruth Pond; Adviser, Mrs. McClure. Seventh Grade—Thirty-one ambitious and determined pupils began their school life “upstairs” one morning in September 1939. Since that time, we have been very active in sports, assembly programs and very studious when it is time to prepare our lessons. Our officers are: President, Robert Krick; Vice President. Frederick Wheeler: Secretary, Louise Coffman; Reporter, Jimmy Thomas; Adviser, Miss Welker.