Monclova High School - Monclovian Yearbook (Monclova, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1941 volume:

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R. Maurice Warnock: B. S. Capitol University, Bowling Green State University--social science--band--senior sponsor. Charlotte Iman: B. S. Bowling Green State University---home economics--junior sponsor--F.H.A.--Girl Scouts. Gale A. Herbert: A.B., B.S. Bowling Green State University, M.S. University of Michigan---science--sophomore sponsor---- photography club. Elizabeth Sutton: B. S. Bowling Green State University-- languages--freshman sponsor--journalism--drama coach. Lucille Stevens: B. S. Bowling Green State University--- commercial--freshman sponsor--journalism. Robert Frank: B. S., B. A. Bowling Green State University-- English--eighth grade sponsor--drama coach.fsecond semesterl Glenn Schaller: B.S. Bowling Green State University--seventh grade sponsor--assistant coach. Virgil Ashcraft: B.A., B.S. Ohio State University--English-- eighth grade sponsor. Kfirst quarter! Paul Beard: Bowling Green State University---sixth grade--- Boy Scouts. Mabel Harkcom: B.S.Toledo University--fifth grade--art club. Jane Thomas: Bowling Green State University---fourth grade. Melva Myers: Bowling Green State University---third grade--- vocal music. Cfirst semesterl Margaret Beard:Bowling Green State University---third grade. Csecond semesterl Martha Brenner:Bowling Green State University--second grade. Josephine Pickering: Bowling Green State University---first grade. Mary Hart: B. S. Ohio State University---first grade---vocal music, Csecond semester? Margaret Gunn: Bowling Green State University---first grade. lfirst semesterl mil Y S-f - A-'lf iw- t..- B - ..f cgi- 'd9 5 . . Yu 1 C- 'QVJI 4 xivf K H-cf,-,JI I-Q. . I I MBR-U9 .NX -:Lis-XQQQTQ X 0 -'il 'Uaw 5 SENIORS LEONARD OLWICK Class President 4 Sports l,2,3,4 Plays 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Student Council 3,4 CHARLES RINEHART Class Vice President 4 Sports 2,3,4 Hi-Y L Plays 3,4 EVELYN BUTZ Class Secretary and Treasurer 4 Journalism 3,4--Annual Editor 4 Plays 3,4 Glee Club l Band 2,3 DONALD STRAYER Class Business Manager 4 Journalism 3,4 Sports l,2,3,4 Plays 2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 LOUISE NAYLOR Journalism 3,4 Sports l,2,3 Plays 2,3,4 Glee Club l F.H.A. 2 ROBERT MOLLENKOPF H11 LET-I TANNER Band 2,3,4 F.H.A. 2,3 Glee Club 1,2 PlSYS 3,4 RUSSEL DOHR Sports 4 THELMA ADAMS Journalism 3,4 Sports 3 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Plays 3,4 HOWARD ZWYER Sports l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4--Hi-Y Pr Student Council 4 Plays 3,4 ANNABELLE PENNELL Journalism 3,4 esident 4 Play 3--Drama Club 2 Glee Club l,2,3,4 WAYNE TERWILLIGER Sports 2,3,4 Journalism 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Plays 3,4 PEGGY ROGERS Journalism 3,4--E Sports 1,2 Glee Club l F.H.A. 2 Student Council 4 Plays 2,3,4 EDWARD McVICKER Sports 2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4--Hi-Y Se Plays 2,3,4 GERALDINE MEYERS Journalism 3 Glee Club l,2,3,4 F.H.A. 2,3,4 SEYMOUR CURTIS Sports 4 Band l,2,3,4 Hi-Y 4 ANNA MARY WALTER Journalism 3,4 Plays 2,3,4--Dram Glee Club 3 F.H.A. 2,3,4 GALEN DART Journalism 3,4 Plays 2,3,4 Art Club 3,4 ditor 4 cretary 4 a Club 2 7543! WWA! b 5:15. fffyf Q J 5 Y x Q 3' in V f. 4,524 Manejbvflyef 61 Y Efvdfdffwfef Qlnnlfywkf -Qynaaf Hfff? W Qamfffd Ulvf?f5 life has 0-es V .jlgdlfff 5f6XWl 9I1onclova9iiglx5chool UZ1515'0ff94! 7 Hylwggamb, C725?fZff!A1saQLfe ful I Qiwff ., .,l cMy4fgf,gaflWfc'f5' . h . V hQ-f if 5 ,, Qaknf Qfff cwkfdgafkeffkfff Wm Zgwafdlfyef' 605' fusse fygflllff fair Qiaflffwffff CLASS 1 941 N eighborly ust O rderly seful T houghtful incere ruthful F riendly I ntelligent imple N oble horough I nitial greeable S uccessful ighteous H elpful actful E fficient nthusiastic D aring eliberate Louise Naylor--Her long fingernails to Barbara Woods. Edward Mcvicker--His humor to Willis Trettin. Anna Mary Walter--Her crown to Ethel Stierle. Peggy Rogers--Her flippancy to Helen Butz and Stella Dudek. Helen Tanner--Her place in the Hall of Fame to Allen Tanner. Seymour Curtis--His muscle to James Bell and Paul Ehret. Robert Mollenkopf--His laziness to Carlton Wicks. Russel Dohr--His dimples to Marie Sasse and Carl Parker. Annabelle Pennell--Her sweetness to Norman Heslet. jvelyn Butz--Her freckles to Richard Bacomoand Robam3Gaiser. Thelma Adams--Her blue eyes to William Kerr and Jack Howard. Leonard Olwick--His charm to Fred Brauneck and Glen Hoover. Charles Rinehart--His glamour to William Cannon. Howard Zwyer--His smile to Hallie Butz and Betty Cunningham. Geraldine Meyers--Her quietness to Francis Archambeau. Wayne Terwilliger--His red hair to Ruth Powers and May Kunz. Donald Strayer--His bashfulness to Twila Belcher. Galen Dart--His art ability to Jack Barton. i 1 In September, l928, Donald, Evelyn, Wayne, Thelma, Anna Lfry, Russel, Robert, Seymour, Charles, Leonard, and Howard entered school and have attended faithfully these twelve years. On May l9,l937,there was an eighth gradecommencement. A class of twenty-nine freshmen enrolled in September, 1937. By this time there were these new faces--Louise,Helen, Peggy, Annabelle, and Geraldine. - Edward entered in the sophomore year. On May 26, 1941, diplomas were presented to this class. Inior Cl E155 C H G R J A . Wicks, C. Parker, P. Ehret, H. Butz, F. Archambeau, . Butz, W. Kerr, T. Belcher, R. Gaiser, M. Sasse, .Hoover, S.Dudek, F.Brauneok, B.Cunningham, N.Heslet, 4E??5?i?f . Powers, J. Bell, E. Stierle, R. Bacom, B. Woods, . Howard. M. Kunz. W. Trettin, W. Cannon, A. Tanner, bsent--S. Semark, J. Barton. I v .A . .... Sophemore .,.,. A' E ' w. ' 'Vi 'V . H ,. ff G I a 5 S aaa- K ,A 'egg , K 1 XX , ' on an K H Q , A b x E Q- A, . J ' J A ,ii U, .,,,. , 0 V. .W D 5 . 9 , N' f . - 14 . . 4' - 5' 'l R 1' I , if . ...fb V - 4: 4 - . w ay Nr . X 'jwfvv' LOI'.fE!1F'N'lff ffrr, l. if' f' ,. L. Amr, C. I-fifgj, ,, in--eff. B ,ju , T.. TL1 1C . .freer FHICA-f vi'--'J T- Krctm, L f Ly ' V .. if V C .lb A i -ar 9 V , ' ' 4, 2 . :rl :ly Q I fl W Liv k G V I ' 75:5 1,1 I w ' .555 'L A ,V ,,, 1 ' bf 3 f -1 it x Q W J' ie? A 45' 5 1? Z . ' 5 A 4. a ' L , 5'- -, , c if 'Q . nr .4 V 1 if . I 6 r f 5' Q' A . 441 , KL L U I vi' ' L ,. Y' L ' ir. ' A h h 'C Aa 'Z' 4-3 yf -6 fs ?' X 7fESfH'I'lCU1 .M C1655 6 'K N ,K A W f 'ic' , '. fxmbrustcl-, Il. r..-nr, J. iiurtis, V.'.Akc1. 'or.'...c1L, P. Push, M. Holliker, V. Dey. 111911, L, j',:5,1y,, Q, Qglyyoll' I, Sam-,-ignerman, W, Pateman. Uerrinff, K. Archamhezm, E. 'nyra:... mayor, ff. furmfer. Qruflp, ff. Ifucioleiz, YI. Chapman, E. Parker. TT. fvoris. Tl. Meyers, E. Pi -'CFM ff- NYT :t:cy, I.. Carmen, T 2' maker, N. Days, M. Strayer. L. I'i3 rf. T. fhipps, CJ. Pom-ferr. W. T' 1' nh--U. N0v'aL1'cf. Q. Ur 1 urton. T Emil. EIGHTH SEVENTH E010 905717 1ST 2ND BRD 1ST ZND 3RD ROW--A. Jacobs, J. Trapp, P. Chapman, P. Wicks, H. Rumsey, E. Tavornier J. Strayer, G. Hoover, D. Kruse. ROW--Mr.FranK, V.Frusher, L.PicKering, K.ParKer, E.Strayer, R. ROW ROW ROW-- HOW McCroery,M.Parker,P.Archambo,L.Paxton,M.Sutton,I.Pawlisz. G.Sutton, D.Durfey, N.Parker, H.Evanoff, L.Towner,R.Apel, R.HendricKs, E.Bolles, D.PicKering, W.Rinehart, M.Curtis. Absent--M. Stricxlen, W. LeMaitra J. Grabowski, L.Strayer, V.Kruse, M.Vitello, V.Striok1en, K.Adams, J.Womack, F.Chapman. M.KollenKopf, J.Kampfer, V.Frusher, M.Strayer,W.Williams, E.Bruce, K.Bruoe, B.Majot, E.Phipps, J.Au11ch. Mr. Schaller, H.Frobase, N.McC1ure, D.Pickering, A.Praut, S.K1otz, E.Cannon, F.Suleski, M.Howard, D.Peop1es,J.Gray. Absent--C.Butz, A.BHllis, N,Kret1n. 1ST QKD -BRD 4TH 1ST ZND BHD 1ST ZICD BRD IJPH fnjcermediafe ROW--R.Frucpey, J.McVicKer, J.Strayer, F.Kunz, J.Wooten, L.Schaller, P.Berton. HOW--C.Will18mSOD, J.Curtis, C.Kruse, V.Sutton, D.Priest, J.Eush, B.Beys, B.Bell. ROW--Mr. Beard, D. Heerington, A.Goins, L.Stenton, H.Carrol, K.Heslet,xC.Hubbell, Q M.L.Frusher, L.Bullis, J.Wa1ter. ROY--E.gagt, E.JacKson, M.Gaiser, R.Grey, J.Kashmer, F.Powers, V.Adams,B.Hartmen, J.. L lier. AOW--R.Kruse, J.Linn, R.WomacK, E.Dunn, M.Jacobs, E.Curtis, M.Sutton, D.Eickering. ROW--Miss Harkcom, G.Jackson, H. Pfaff, S. Meyers, M. Ziegler, G. Stricklen, W. Browning, R. Damore, P. Bruning, R. Trapp. ROW--S.Gunn, S.Hardy, J.McCreery, G.Allen, B.Hoffman, D.Durfey, M.Wahl, W. Klotz, J.Cannon. Absent--B.Bowers, D.Kerscher. HOW--L.Henry, N.Bush, B.Paxton, B.SchumaKer, R.E.Sommers, M.Williamson, J. Pfaff. ROW--B. Butz, B. Fehrer, T. Trepo, R. Grabowsmy, J. Howard, T. Parker, M. Fox, D. Longenecker. ROW--Mrs. Thomas, G. Bruce, 5.Gensnow, G.Ingram, L.Fo1tz, J. Evenoff, O. Nontell, R. Zwyer, C. Cooper. ROW--C.JacKson, D.BaKer, E.McMillen, J.Kerscher, R.Powers, B.Evanoff, S.VanGundy, S.Archambo, B.Mastin. Absent--M.Tussing. S IXTH FIFTH FOURTH rimarg THIRD 1ST 2ND 3RD 1ST SECOND my FIRST BRD 1ST 2ND 3RD LTH ROW ROW-- ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW-- ROW ROW-- ROW-- --E.Pugh, A. Fahrer, Kruee, K- 13I'Ch5H1b0, F- FIVCHSTH --Mrs. Beard, W- Wooten, H.Evenoff, J.Curtis, J.CQFTi9T, J. Linn, E. Sutton, R K f r R. Bowers. V, R?ggnSis, L.Browning, M.Belcher, J.Nontell, J.kEllOF, Suleski, J.Kunz, J.Streyer, c.Hubbe11, :.1.sninn, M C.Parker, E.Auerbach R.Brauneck, G.Damore, M.Cannon. Absent--L.LeHa1tre. R. Pickering, A.Fahrer, S.Zielinski, C.Fox, J.Kruse, M. Butz, R. Sommers, D. Ramsey. L. Berryman, K. Ingram, B.Kyser, J.Chepman, B.3elcher, Bowers, L. Frusher, B. Pfaff, M. Butz, Mrs. Brenner. B. Arnold, E. Hubbell, D.EaKer, E.Streyer, B.McClure, R.5treyer, H.Smith, K Preston, R. Gray, J. Sanford, D. Harrington, L. Merkley. hbsent--B.Belcher D. Grabowski, H. Bullis, K. Aurand. n.Terwi1liger, J.Davis B.Stamm, J.Naylor, M B.Coder,D.Streyer,D.Bendeen,R.Hartmen,L.Bruce,F.AuerbacH,G.Jacobs, J.Carrol E. Fahrer, V. Wooten, J. Hoover, A. Studebaker, D.Wiedenhamer, K,Evanoff, T Vitello, G. Honroe, S. Shoemaker, L. Wicks. D.Pugh, M. Suleski, E.Bullis, D. Iilliamson, D.Kyser, 2. Cannon, D.Devis, C Pfaff, S.Butz, B.Nickle, D.lor:ison, Z.Zielinski, B.Lorline. Mrs. Hart, C. Hoiles, A. Parker, E. Sutton, N. Damore, D.Hardy, H.Welter, K Dart, D. Reedy, R. Welker, D.Shaffer, D.Taylor, R.Holloway, '.Scheller, A Peoples, J. Hardy, Mrs. Pickering. Absent--D. Keller. :L K uv. ' ith! ff 575 A , , ,QQ - . V 7 fa 'z'W - - . . 'Egg QQ ,K gf Ni, ' iii-. x gif ,.z-f gglwf, . ,qw . 5..3:..1s,ikH ' f J 'L if' 1 1 1 Q -if EE -2 li ,, . .S ,- l 5' ,- ,- .- .S '.- i 1 ? l ,. L 1-:' '-' ,... g S' ,- i ,: -Q .-5 .L if 1-l ,. Q.. .-. i. ...., Q... '15 .L ,? -- .-Q is ik. -1. .5- 1. 1-5- .lg -.- X -Sl ...- ,..-- 6 ,..f- Bcfiyilie 'lp JOURNAL ISM CLUB K We, the Journalism Club, have endeavored to make this, the seventh ,annual yearbook, one that will bring you fond remembrances of the past and will be a cherished treasure in the years to come. ,i ivivi' Mrs. Stevens: advisor: Helen Butz: KC! reporter, KM!as- sistant editor: Evelyn Butz: KC! re-writer, KM!editorg Peggy Rogers: KC!co-editor, KM!picturesg Barbara Woods: KC!assist- tant editor, KM! typistg Donald Strayer: KC! co-editor, KM! sales manager: Marie Sasse: KC!reporter, KM!calendarg Stella Dudek: KC!grade news, KM!featuresg Ruth Powers: KC! art, KM! art: Anna Mary Walter: KC!reporter, KM!reporterg Galen Dart: KC! art, KM! art: Louise Naylor: KC! reporter, KM! reporter' Thelma Adams: KC! reporter, KM! reporter: Twila Belcher: KC! reporter, KM! reporter: Wayne Terwilliger: KC! production manager, KM! calendar, May Kunz: KC! reporter, KM! reporter, Hallie Butz: KC! circulation manager, KM! reporter: Ethel Stierle: KC! typist, KM! reporter: Betty Cunningham: KC! re- porter, KM! features: Annabelle Pennell: KC! typist, KM! re- porter, Absent--Mrs. Sutton: advisor. The Journalism Club published the Cardinal and the Monclovian. We joined the National Duplicating Association, continued membership in NWCSPA, and helped to plan a joint meeting at Maumee. In the early spring our members attended Journalism Day at B.G.S.U. STUDENT COUNC IL ....that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom, and that government of the people,by the people, and for the people shall not perish from the earth. ' --Abraham Lincoln FIRST ROW: E.Longeneckerg Advisor,Mr.HerbertgSecretary- Treasurer, H. Butzg M. Woods, S.Klotzg P.Wicks. SECOND ROW: B. Woods, L. Olwickg H.Zwyerg P. Rogersg C.Wicksg President, D. Strayer. Absent: Vice President, D. Boyce. The Student Council,as in former years,sponsored Friday afternoon assembly programs, of which the various members of the Council took charge. These programs consisted of several interesting speakers, as well as picture shows,pep meetings, question bees, and recreational hours. The issuing of contracts for concessions to the various organizations of the school was continued.This method proves quite satisfactory in helping to divide the activities among the classes and the other groups. At all times the Council attempts to better within the school certain conditions that need improvement and hopes that it will be successful in this aim. M.H.S. BANDS , I w Q ' ' BAND S HOOA The band increased this year in instrumentation as well as in the membership. A sousaphone and a glockenspiel were purchased with the proceeds from the various activities that were sponsored. , A concert was given in honor of the Band Mothers on Feb- ruary 8. At this performance there were a clarinet quartette and a trumpet duet, as well as the band numbers. The drum majors appeared in their new uniforms. The Band took part in the Spring Music Festival which was given on March 21. A larger number of our members appeared in the mass band at the County Music Festival than ever before. 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S 'S 1 l g I 1 f A X I Z 'L ' ' ' ,' W! if u, '. I, - 'ff' .ff , ' I Q Sf' Af ' N N . ' 1 ' ' ' ,I K' - r .F I 1 , ff' X X ,Q--w g .K 1 , I ' N 1-A ffl r ,K x fn 3 Q' X, , x ,ff X 15, Q 1 'Ax ,I 'f ff n. W g D L I I , , . ,. 4 1 N-, ' . . ' ff 1 N N A .1 1, M W X pf I W ,K if x .' X fx N - lk R 2 ' 'TJ B if XYQX A mi X P Elf' ,f22N,, 55.7.5-W VIE Uk ' Z., X.-'X K X, X, K ,J- f x, jf-- lc' X N -Z N-X i 7' Q1 AQ! QL. 'I x fx if 1 f x ' V 1 N K x H757 X ,.l' W xx I x Un X XX 1 X 1 ' .1 A !,KwX.j1'A'f 4 K fLet me Write the songs, and f care h5t who makes iie ff' - -Heber NQA JWX 4' x , N X K, f x Vx BYQ sxNNNT!. X V 1 1 x x A, laws . f'14,7.X YW - . YW, u1'az1t?x, X px ,.. - c - f?.--- g-Lafi+l,- The Glee Club took part in several public appearances : Chapel Programs, Spring School Festival, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. To represent the club at the County Music Fes- tival,May 9,at Whitmer High School, the following girls were sent: G. Meyers, R. Herring, B. Cunningham, and S. Dudek. FIRST ROW: G. Meyers, H. Chapman, T. Belcher, B. Trapp, L.Mastin, J.Strayer, D.Butz. SECOND ROW: Mrs.Hart, V.Dey, E. Bowles, S.DudeK-President, R.Herring, N.Bays , E.Stierle, I. Sutton. THIRD ROW: Miss lman-Accompanist, T.Adams-Vice Pres- ident, R.Powers, B.Cunningham-Secretary, D. Durfey, M. Kunz- Treasurer, M.Meyers, A.Pennell. Mrs.Myers and Mrs.Hart were the instructors. l-or To--ll .C 'jggigm tml- QQ, -l7,N --Q'EUlBQl,'l A CLUB i 1 ev . .94-J 'I an Z1 3 ., , V T Q. Q .X km A , The Art Club has made progressive steps in handicraft this year. Useful objects have been made from wood,corK,and metal. Linoleum block printing and free hand drawings were included in our activities. Members of the club furnished drawings for this annual. The objectives of the club are to make art more practical in everyday life and to encourage originality. The members are P. Shoemaker, D. McCreery, L. Towner, G. Dart. M. Parker, P. Wicks, Miss Harkcom-Instructor. RHYTQIBA :X 'E ' ' N X SP4 XXQXQ aiyg Y fd! .H ,IX K , T Xx fb , 1 1 or ,,u It ...h f v lfgi' A . J e ., ' .f I A ' .. C- v- , I A ,v Wt- Q 2- X, 1. . 0-.M L . . :Am KL MONCLOVA 'llllY R' fe Q , '34 saw- l A Q, , , ? 4- I 4 , 6' ,,.S if ' if-f Xl y'--T . V '!,? -w-f if I F. H. A. , The Future Homemakers of America has been organized for girls who have had one year of vocational home economics. The aim of the club is to carry home economics training from the school into the home and offer socialopportunities. The officers are as follows: President, R. Powers, Vice President, S.Dudekg Secretary, M.Kunzg Treasurer, A.M.Walterg Business Mgr., B. Cunningham, Historian, T. Belcher, News Reporter, H. Butz. Advisor, Miss Iman. Other members are E.Stierle, I.Sutton. G.Mevers, M.Sasse,B.Phipps,and J.Phipps. MONCLOVA HI-Y The Monclova Hi-Y Club is a Christian organization made up of boys who want to improve school spirit and the spirit that makes boys grow into healthy good Americans. Our club's membership this year has increased to 18 members. The members are J. Kerr, F. Brauneck, C. Rinehart, D. Strayer, S. Curtis, W- Cannon, C. Wicks, N. Heslet, R. Zwyer, W.Terwilliger, E. Longenecker, D.Frusher, G. Hoover, H.Zwyer, E.McVicker, R.Gaiser, L.OlwicK, and C. Parker. The club's advisor is Mr. Sanford. BOY SCOUTS Negotiations with the Brick U. B. Church have settled the question of sponsorship of Tnxp 98 and cooperation between the two groups is noticeably aiding the troop and the cause of scouting in Monclova. Gerald Pickering was reap- pointed Scout Master. E.P.Arm- bruster is chairman of the Troop Committee with V.P.Beard, A.Householder, and J. Trapp as members. Officers for the year are as follows: Troop Scribe, R.Wallg Corresponding Scribe,K.Parkerg Patrol Leaders, N. Armbruster and D.FrushergAssistant Patrol Leaders,R.Wall and K.Archambo. Other members are D.Pickering, P.Shoemaker,D.Kruse, N.Barton, J. Grabowski, and L. Towner. GIRL SCGUTS This school year has been one of qualitative progress for the Senior Girl Scouts. The scout troop is divided into two pa- trols- the Steppingstones and the Victors. Lillian Kruse and Molly Woods are the respec- tive patrol leaders. To create more interest in scouting, to uphold and to de- fend their country,to learn to shift for themselves, and to live a clean healthy life is the aim of Senior Scouts Troop. V. Dey, A. Womack, N. Bays, R.Herring, M. Woods, L.Parker, Miss Iman, H.Chapn1an, .T.Hoover, P. Chapman, L.Kruse, B.Phipps, B. Trapp, Miss Rinehart. 'J ,tu . 1 3 asf! b E? W xx 98 695 C' ii- NRG 4. ,dr 8- QA..- 3 Iv. P . 'S . Si LWLYMQDS, Q . mba MJ PHCTOGRAPHY CLUB sp During its second year of existence the Nbnckwa Photog- raphy Club has expanded in interest and utility. The Junior Club consists of L. Parker, B. Bush, B. Beers, M. Kampfer, R.Wall, and R.Zwyer. The Advanced Club has its nine members of last year who are as follows: R. Gaiser, C. Parker, W. Tretting J. Bell, C. Wicks, W. Kerr, R. Ehret, J. Barton,and F. Brauneck. Mr. Herbert is the club sponsor. Because of the increase in club members this year, the club has had to build a dark room. This new room will accom- modate about six persons at one time. We are also using new equipment which was bought by the club. We sponsored a full length moving picture,HPinocchioQ during the fall. We also showed reels of HCur Gang Comedies,W NWill Rogers,U NLaurel and Hardy,N and HOut of the Inkwell.N A photography contest was sponsored in the spring. There were two groups.One was composed of club members and another composed of non-club members. There is a grand prize for the winner in the combined group and a lesser prize for the best in each group. None of our members will be graduating this yeariso all of the club should be back again next year. ,v . T 6 r , , .-we-Q , it ,ff SN ' p g v' I' K, ,Q at f fl V, , . .- , it , Q - -Y A Q 51 x . . . X , 4 tual gr 4f :iii . V' KI 1 -V ,L-. e. it . L. +rf'fg X Tgwq' ir'4qQum W h gif' ' Q :u,Q ii- R r y, v 1 V.. , H g A 1 -'Li , ',, A N Q f -X - , W W -,H Rf AL ' 1 if-srl'-.,-i, . In I ' A '. K' 1-E.. rf Qvj,-f ' r fix 51 M w W-,Q .Lv 1 .- W ,fk. , , in fdbfle R, . I -4-f f ' - ggg!!ILlr m,LL ik r ,X eh lr. li, i. 'LN- .amf :Mi 'xg Ai f' Y :r F 1 Yngfg, ...Y in V,,. ...M G I 5 , g. 454.7g,M.l::LjLx,tU V, , ., K-5 i. 7. , w:tEA'g3ggli.::.-V5 VV,,.. Ax A I NW, trrfiaiiiiiwdaaaf SIX-MAN FGOTBALL , liG.,a 1ST ROW--Rinehart,Dohr,Zwyer,Curtis,McVicker,5trayer,OlwicK. QND ROW--Schaller Brauneck C.Parker Howard Rogers Kuhn V I d in J 7 1 9 i an,us a e. 3RD ROW--Bacom, Gaiser, Terwilliger, E.PerKer, Heslet, Arch- ambeau. Football returned to our athletic program in the form of Six-man. Eighteen answered the first call for practice and began the task of learning new fundamentals. The boys, inexperienced at the game, accomplished much in their first season. Costly injuries just as the team was functioning best contributed much to the winning of but one game in seven played. Boys returning from the 1940 squad, along with other enthusiasts of the game,should provide adequate material for a successful l94l varsity. 39--Monclova 37 36--Monclova 19 13--Monclova 26 Waterville 27--Monclova l3 Waterville Petersburg 14--Monclova 6 Bloomdale Bradner 24--Monclova 6 Bradner Luckey 26--Monclova 6 -.E . A , X ,L 4 9, y fa1f'4b f H' 'QJJM -' b .Y glqigguk .n . v, gm' ,L jk, wi N, , Q, ha 1 ,-A rn 3 riff, 'ivy ,464 sm.. x ,, .' my E. is -, , I Q 1 ' 'wav' v, M Q, 5 ,, 5 it .ji .A ,TA 7, - -5-sf ,ik Tis .sa i , m Ir , if y -, ,jf . Flair We 1552 ii L V i le -I I ,hai i.ff.2,.? .ww . ...W . Au , .... Y K 'F , A ,i k' ll ae A, 1 M. -- - .. . VARSITY BASKETBALL 1ST ROW--F.Brauneck, D.Strayer, L.Olwick, H.Zwyer, M.Durfey. 2ND ROW--N.Heslet-Mgr., J.Barton,E.Kuhn,C.Parker,E.McVicKer, R.Bacom, R.H.VanAusdale-Coach. The 1940-1941 basketball season closed with both squads losing in the first round of the county tourney held in the Maumee High gym. Our teams experienced a discouraging season as far as winning and losing games is concerned, but there were many bright spots to offer encouragement and spirit to carry through the long season under such conditions. The Reserve Squad did a fine piece of work and followed two losing streaks with welL-earned victories. The Varsity functioned best at Weston,Metamora,and Waterville. An over- time game with Haskins and parts of games at Haskins, White- house, and Grand Rapids furnished other accomplishments. Link,Don,Howard,and Ed have completed their high school competition and have done all in their power to keep our school on top and to be the best in sportsmanlike conduct. Ve In 5 N W 1 'L -gn i has 1.4 ...f . , .. 1. . ..., ..f Lg v 3:.Y-l,B.-- .I L l' ..,-vJu-?-Q-we-fn -ss'-f-S--f ' - ---- - l E.Parker. 2ND ROW--W.Rinehart-Mgr., B.Bush, K.Arohambeau, J.Womaok, B. Beers,R.Zwyer,R.Gaiser, J.Barton, G.Schaller-Coach. RESERVE BASKETBALL i . 1 3 lST ROW--L.Rogers, F. Archambeau, E.McVicker-Capt., R.Bacom, I VARSITY SEASON SCHEDULE RESERVE Chesterfield lA--Monolova 15 Chesterfield 26--Monolova 10 Tontogany --Monclova Tontogany Monolova Whitehouse Monolova Whitehouse Monclova Haskins Monolova Haskins Monclova Alumni Monclova Alumni Monclova Weston Monolova Weston Monclova Waterville Monclova Waterville --Monclova Chesterfield Monclova Chesterfield Monclova Haskins Monclova Haskins Monclova Olney Monclova Olney --Monclova Metamora Monolova Metamora --Monolova Waterville Monclova Waterville Monclova Grand Rapids Monclova Grand Rapids Monclova Tontogany Monclova Tontogany Monclova Whitehouse Monelova Whitehouse Monclova Gnnnd Rapids Monclova Grand Rapids Monclova Milton Camer Monclova Milton Center Monclova Deshler Monclova Deshler Monclova Whitehouse Monclova Ottawa Hills Monclova Is.. 1 .1 -X s ---fa 'Y -have-fs f .- ei-1, 411 - 4.5 -.i..l I JUNIOR HIGH BASKEQTBALL . I C ' M Q 1ST ROW--D .Kruse , H. Maciolek , W. Rinehart , R. Hendricks , Ii. Parker , N.Armbruster, K.Parker. B 2ND ROW-- .Majot, K.Adams, W.Bateman, E.Ingram, Mr.Schaller, . M.Kampfer, E.Powers, E.Tavernier, J.Womack. Under the leadership of Mr. Schaller,our coach,and with cooperation among the players, Monclova was able to have a U Junior High basketball team. This year they were able to win three of the nine games. Some of these games were lost by three or four points.Raymond Macknek was the leading scorer. This team was eliminated from the tournament when it lost to U Country Day 22-17. With a little more experience and train- ing these boys will be a threat to highschool teams in later years. Holland Monclova Whitehouse Monolova Waterville Monclova Holland Monclova Swanton Monclova Whitehouse Monclova Waterville Monclova Swanton Monclova BASEBALL A Aln All. - 1ST ROW--C. Wicks, C. Parker, A. Parker, W. Dey, M. Durfey. 2ND ROW--E.McVicker,D.Strayer,R.Behrens,H.Zwyer, C.Rinehart, T.Winter. 3RD ROW--R. H. VanAusdale-Coach, L.Rogers, T.Howard, E.Kuhn, N. Heslet-Mgr. The 1940 baseball schedule was cut short because of in- clement weather. Fourteen games were arranged and the boys looked forward to a good season only to have seven of the games cancelled on account of rain or wet grounds. Our team was unable to prepare properly for the county tournament held at Whitehouse and were not ready for Holland who defeated them in the opening game. This was the first time in some years that they failed to win or to go to the finals. The boys missed the Defiance trip and will be point- ing for it in l9Ll. The Mammaagame at Maumee found this team doing its best work. E. Kuhn held the Maumee batters to six scattered hits while Monclova's boys collected eleven hits to win 6-2. E.McVicker's catching indicated what can be expected for l9l.l. The loss of A. Parker, W. Dey, and R. Behrens will put quite a hole in the middle of the defense. It is fortunate to have coming up some promising material which will go far when these above vacancies are to be filled. Waterville 3--Monclova 6 Maumee 2--M0nC1Ova Whitehouse 15--Monclova 8 Wglbridgg 3--M0nc10va Milton Center 7--Monclova 13 Whitehouse 7--Monglgva Holland 7--MODCl0VH 2 Ottawa Hills l--Monclova HIGH school. Q or Morrcicw. SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE 7TH ANNUAL YEARBOOK MONCLOVA, ohio, 1940.-41 The house held the first session Sept. 5, 1040. The last session will be held May 23, 1941. 'tl- SCHOOL ROLL CALL Grade I Pupils Grade II Pupils Grade ,III Pupils Grade IV Pupils Grade V Pupils Grade VI Pupils Grade VII Pupils Grade VIII Pupils Grade IX Pupils Grade X Pupils Grade XI Pupils Grade XII Pupils The total enrollment was 571 pupils. SOCIAL EVENTS SEPT. ll. PVRD'S EXPEDITION. Mr. Cox spoke to us about the coldest part of the world. He told many interesting things ancerning dhmate and seasons. OCT. 5. BAND CARD PARTY. Our music teacher, Mr. Warnock, and the music-makers enter- tained us with a card party instead of music. OCT.l8. SENIOR SKATING PARTY. No one could explain the sur- face of the PiKe-In Door. For many people it was very hard. CCT. EO. CARNIVAL. All the high school invited people from far and near to come to try their luck. They ate what they could, fished the pond dry, and made noise. Anna Mary Walter was queen. NOV. l. N.W.O.T.A. MEET. The teachers journeyed to the Northwestern Ohio Teachers' Association Meetina. Hurrayl Vacation! NOV. 4. CAMERA'S CLICK. The Seniors visited the Livingston Studio where they sat very tense and watched the birdie. The pictures turned out fine. NOV. 8. JUNIOR PLAY. The boom to humanity occurred when the Junior Class presented their play, WSoup to Nutsn. Every line brought a smile to the audienceand proved the Juniors to be real actors. NOV. 9. MEASURING PARTY. The Sophomores gave all attending three things for the price of one---their height measured, dancing, and a floor show. NOV. 15. WABE LINCOLN IN ILLINOISW, was thoroughly en- joyed by the entire student body. All better understand Lincoln's works and impor- 13811090 NOV. 21. TWO-DAY VACATION. Thanksgiving comes again! NOV.27. JUNIOR SKATING PARTY. The floor was quite desertedg the hot-dog stand, very busy. DEC. 6. PINOCCHIO. That be- loved character entertaineed the school jollily when he visited via screen. DEC. 20. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM. The el mentary grades perform- ed.The audience joined in the singing of Christmas Carols. DEC. 24. CHRISTMAS VACATION. Did Santa call at your home? On .Tan.6 the leave of absence ended and the halls began to buzz again. JAN.l8. HI-Y FUN NIGHT. Danc- ing, ping pong, picture show, and smnils board were featur- ed. This Fun Night was regu- larly scheduled monthly. JAN.2A. GRADE OPERETTA. Peter Pig, Mary with her Lamb, etc. were present at this musical, NThe Children of Old Mother Goosen. FEB. l. JUNIOR DANCE. All who attended enjoyed themselves. FEB. 8. BAND CONCERT. Musiq Maestro, please. We had it. FEB.22. SOPHOMORE HOP. 'Swing your gal' to the tunes of the Smith's Tennesseans. FEB.27--MAR.l. LUCAS COUNTY B.B.TOURNAM NT. No M. H. S. rooters after Monclova's first games MAR.lL.FRESHMAN SQUH G PARTY at the Commodore. MAR.lL. ELECTION DA!! Barbara Woods was elected the best looking girl.She will compete at Wmterville with other girls in the Apple Blossom Festival. Marie Sasse won the title,the most popular girlgCarl Parker, the best looking boyg Edward McVicker, the most popular boy. MAR.2l.SPRING MUSIC FESTIVAL. An outstanding program at the Spring Music Festival was given by the elementary grades, the Glee Club,the Junior, and the Senior Bands. Helen Tanner was givena place in Monclova's Hall of Fame. APR. 18. SENIOR PLAY. NLaugh, watch,and be merry' describes the Senior Class Play, WDotty and Daffyn. MAY 23.JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET. Dim lights,pretty dresses,warm spring breezes,soft music,and tasty food spelled this Junior- Senior. MAY 23. MAY DAY rolled in and the Popularity Queen, Marie Sasse, was crowned. Louise Naylor and Peggy Rogers were attendants. Games, contests, and good things to eat com- pleted the day. MAY 25. BACCALAUREATE. Voices sang the first farewell to the Seniors.Rev. Paul Banmgartner delivered the class sermon. MAY 26. At last the final day came for the Class of 'Ll,and their long race has begun. Prof. Homer L. Cotterman of Capitol University was the speaker. 0 IVT I A x I 1, 37 15 3 'P 33 fo Y Q qelkx N23 . 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