Metamora High School - Meteor Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

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METAMORA HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF First Row (left to right)—LeRoy Koelsch, Glenn Robinson and Vincent Klein. Second Row—Laurene Wotring, Verna Buck, Mr. Sayre, Nina Strong and Bernice Ott. Bottom Row—Isabelle Stanton, Thelma Snyder, Vivian Kahle, Sarah Clark and Esther Benfer. Executive Committee— Thelma Snyder, Editor-in-Chief. Isabelle Stanton, Assistant Editor. Sarah Clark, Business Manager. Mr. Harold S. Sayre, Faculty Advisor. Art Editor .............. Esther Benfer Photograph Editor ........ Verna Buck Advertising Editor........Vincent Klein Class Editor ............... Vivian Kahle Athletics Editor ........ Glenn Robinson Assistant ........... LeRoy Koelsch Organization Editor .. Laurene Wotring Humor Editor ................ Nina Strong Circulation Editor ......... Bernice Ott Page seven

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THE SPECTROSCOPE Contents Advertising 49 Athletics 35 Classes 13 Senior............................... 14 History 19 Prophecy ........................ 22 Will ............................ 20 Junior .............................. 25 Sophomore 27 Freshman .......................... 28 Eighth Grade ........................ 29 Seventh Grade 29 Faculty ................................ 9 Organizations ............................31 Humor ................................... 39 Page six

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THE SPECTROSCOPE BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right—Frank Nachtrieb, Adin Barnaby, Mrs. J. E. Frasch, R. O. Reeck and P. J. Scheuer. Someone has said, “What you would have express itself in the life of a nation, you must put into its schools.” So in recognition that the home, the school and the play groups of a child determine his character and mental equipment, we as a board must safeguard the children under our care to see that justice and the creation of right ideals shall at all times dominate our administrative policies. (Mrs. J. E. Frasch.) Retiring Board: The character of a school is best determined by its product. The high plane which the Metamora Village School enjoys was not attained by a single flight, but is the result of constant effort. Our graduates may enter any College or University in the North-Western group without an entrance examination. A recent survey by the County Board of Education shows Metamora at the very top of tile list of the schools in Fulton County. In a state-wide test, it was a member of the Junior Class of the Metamora Schools that carried away the honor of being the only student in all Ohio with a perfect score. One of our Senior boys received second honors in the County in a similar examination. Who is so thoughtless that they do not remember the trophy received from the annual tournament by our Basketball Team for displaying the best sportsmanship—an honor greater than ever received for athletics in Fulton County. All of this has not just happened. Back of it all is a Superintendent with a definite program; back of him a corps of teachers co- operating to put his programme over; then the student body working to get the most out of their school life. While over all keenly watching with deep interest are the parents who in the final analysis can appreciate fully the high plane on which our school is working. (S. L. Rice.) Page eight