Monclova High School - Monclovian Yearbook (Monclova, OH)

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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

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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

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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.