Metamora High School - Meteor Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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METAMORA HIGH SCHOOL LUCILE MEACHAM Ohio Wesleyan University Shorthand I and II English III and IV Typing I and II FLORENCE GARNER Wilmington University Commercial Arithmetic Domestic Science Geography 7th Sewing 8th Hygiene ARTHUR R. GAFFGA Ohio State University American History Manual Training World History Arithmetic 7th and 8th Coach Page eleven

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THE SPECTROSCOPE JESSE KINNER Ohio State University Algebra I and II Latin II Geometry HAROLD S. SAYRE Ohio State University General Science Agriculture Physiology Sociology Physics History 7th and 8th GRACE E. WYCKOFF Ohio State University English I and II English 7th and 8th Music Page ten

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THE SPECTROSCOPE SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. 2—School started. Our first impression of the new teachers. Oh, boy! Sept. 3—Juniors ordered Class Rings. Sept. 6—Everything going fine only we lost a basketball player, Nellie Key. Sept. 12—Miss Good from Livingston Studio talked to Seniors about class pictures. Sept. 23—Everyone planning on Freshman Welcome Party. Sept. 24—Seniors had a melon party at Ball Park. Mr. Sayre and Mr. Gaffga broke all endurance records eating melons. Sept. 25-—Baseball game with Lyons. Lyons won 10-3. Sept. 26—Mr. Relyea showed Seniors Graduation Announcement Cards. Sept. 27—Miss Boyd left. Everyone sorry to see her go. Sept. 30—Mr. Google from Northland Studio met with Senior Class. Oct. 1—Girls had baseball practice. Oct. 2—Still awaiting the arrival of a new teacher. Oct. 3—Miss Meacham, the new teacher, arrived today. Seniors elected officers for Annual Staff. Oct. 4—Baseball game with Lyons. Grade cards received. Oct. 8—Elfrieda Myers had to quit school because of her health. Oct. 9—Boys had baseball practice. Oct. 10—Seniors went to Toledo and had class pictures taken. All went to the Para- mount. Oct. 11—Mr. Gelvin met with the Senior Class and showed the caps and gowns. Oct. 14—Senior Class meeting. Decided they didn’t want caps and gowns. Girls played Lyons in indoor baseball and lost 15-5. Oct. 15—Seniors enjoyed weiner roast at Kahle Sebring’s home. Oct. 16—Mr. Gray from Crowell Publishing Co. spoke to High School about a maga- zine campaign. He also sang two songs. Oct. 17—Mr. Kinner demonstrated his ability as house-keeper (sweeping up peanuts). Oct. 18—Seniors received proofs for their pictures. Isabelle tried to take off last night and skinned her knees. Oct. 21—Magazine contest on. Blues are ahead. Juniors received class rings. Opal Miner once said “Yes” for now she wears a ring. Oct. 22—Senior High listened to a talk on History over Radio. Oct. 23—Oh, boy! It’s snowing. Fierce Physics test, also History. Oct. 24—Nothing but study all the time. Oct. 25—No school, teachers’ meeting. Oct. 28—Monday. Another Senior girl (Gladys Whiteman) wearing a diamond; guess it must be catching. Oct. 29—Magazine contest ended today. Oct. 30—Reports on contest show that the Blues won. Oct. 31—Tonight is Hallowe’en. Don’t suppose anyone will have their lessons to- morrow. Nov. 1—And not many did. Nov. 4—Monday again. History test. Nov. 5—Charles Buck had the hiccoughs today. Pass the sugar, please. (Continued on page thirty) Page twelve