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

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G. A. A First Row: G. Hundley, D. Hays, L. Coffman, V. Young, Secretary; E. Book, Treasurer, I. Boyer, M. Hunsaker, M. Millisor, Vice President. Second Row: M. Protsman, J. Young, Reporter; M. Wollam, H. Hole, A. Schwarck, E. Hayman, M. J. Skinner, B. Barnes. Third Row: M. Oarwick, Advisor, H. L, Krugh, R. A. Dutton, J. Crites, A. Drake, President; R. Boyer, D. Krick. We organized this club in order to promote good sportsmanship. The requirements for eligibility and maintaining membership were that each girl that joined must have an average of 80 per cent and no failing grades on her report card. We started the year with a bang-up good time at a shindig consisting of a banquet, games, speeches, and all the trimmings. Also, at the beginning of the year we took a hike. Mrs. Garwlck, and Mrs. Brants were our chaperones. We had a grand time. The rest of our time has been consumed with sponsoring worthwhile projects such as, a basketball supper, beauty queen election and a stunt for chapel. Now at the end of the year we feel that we really have accomplished something and are very grateful to our advisor, Mrs. Garwlck. 24

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RAMBLER Top row: J. Maurer, G. Snavely, R. Spicer, J. Clay, J. Janes. Second row: G. Drake, Mrs. Garwick, D. Hays, A. Schwarck, V. Young, E. Hayman, I. Boyer, E. Book, R. Wollam, J. Severns, J. Griggs, J. Young. Third row: M. Protsman, A. Drake, J. Crites, H. Krugh, R. A. Dutton, M. Fishbaugh. Our School Paper, the Rambler, was published once a month under the supervision of our faculty advisor, Maxine Garwick. This year we have tried to avoid repetition by using more illustrations and a better variety in the contents of our paper. Our paper sold for three cents a copy. At the beginning of the year we chose Edna Book, Editor, and Ruth Ann Dutton as her assistant. Dortha Hays, business mgr., Anna Schwarck girl's sports, Jean Crites, snoopy column, Richard Spicer, F. F. A. reporter, and Marjorie Protsman arts editor. The class reporters were: Winifred Snavely, Jack- ie James, Ruth Wollam, Mariannice Fishbaugh, Max Ellis, and Eileen Hayraan. The special reporters were: Harriet Krugh, Joyce Severns, Ardyth Drake, Gloria Drake, Janell Griggs, Irene Boyer and Vera Young. 23

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 F.FA. Top Row: D. Albright, M. Winan3, K. Briggs, R. High, D. Crow, D. High, P. Dysert, R. Miller, G. Snavely. Second Row: J. Nevergall, J. Behm, J. Clay, D. 3croff, L. Sh9llabarger, Watch Cog; N. Roller. Third Row: R. Spicer, Reporter, E. Briefer, Vice President; J. Holtzapple, Treasurer; D. Faurot, President; R. Hays, Secretary; Mr. Dafler, A.dvisor; P. Shank, W. Archer. Beginning last sunnier at the County Fair, the Chapter brought home $67 in prize money, including two beautiful rosette ribbons for first place in the Vocational Division and second place in Farm Shop. These ribbons are on display in the trophy case. Five of the boys, along with Mr. Dafler visited the International Livestock Show in Chicago in December. The Chapter is sponsoring a 3eed campaign to grow more home grown vegetables in the interest of National Defense. Several of the boys took the Greenhand Degree at Rockford, in November and also the Future Farmers Degree at Celina, in December. We hope to be loyal to our motto of: Learning to do; Doing to learn; Earning to live; Living to serve. 25