Monclova High School - Monclovian Yearbook (Monclova, OH)

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U9 Goa U .see 'figs-E ,, ..-ws 5WMu FIRST ROW: James Hunt, Robert Dennis, Drane Kerscher, Ben Paxton, Seymour VanGundy, Charles Cooper SECOND ROW: Richard Picker Francis Berry, Fred Fruchey THIRD ROW: Jack Currier, D ing, Tom Trapp, Richard Kampfer, , Donald Strayer onald Berry, Richard Priest, John Nailor, William Hoffman, Charles Parker ABSEVT: Harry Walter Troop 98 has had a year are most proud of the fact who have attained the rank Kerscher, and Seymour Van have as a goal a canoe tri of change and advancement. They that the troop has three members of Life Scout--Dick Priest,Duane Gundy. These three Life Scouts p in the North Woods to attain by passing their Merit Badge Tests and obtaining their Eagle Award--the highest rank in scouting. In addition to these,Ben Paxton has moved to First Class. Bill Hoffman, Jack Currier, and Charles Cooper are Second Class Scouts and the Tenderfoot Scouts are: Charles Parker, Fred Fruchey, Jim Hunt, John Nailor, Richard Pickering, Tom Trapp, Richard Kampfer,Bob Dennis,Don Berry, Francis Berry, Don Strayer, and Harry Walters. Troop 98 was host to the South Suburban Area Council at a Hobby and Advancement Show in March. Troops of this area furnished displays for the show, held in the Monclova Gym. The Troop again this year entertained at'a Scout Parents Banquet. Since they have held two successful banquets,they hope to make this an annual affair and incorporate it into the traditions of Troop 98. Troop 98 wishes to thank the school officials and the community as a whole for their assistance and cooperation through the year.

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CAG mi FIRST ROW: Betty Bell, Marjorie Gaiser, Virginia Kruse, Shir- ley Meyers, Betty Curtis, Josephine Davenport, Barbara Forest, Virginia Adams, Shirley Archambo, Ruby Hatmaker, Dorothy Pick- ering, Mary Ellen Vitello SECOND ROW: Ellen Phipps, Fay Powers, Mary Louise Frusher, Marie Kozbial, Jean Bush,Betty Dart, Jeanette McCreery, Louise Henry, Norma Taylor, Rosanna Zwyer, Winifred Mapes, Louise Owens, Mrs. Van Fleet THIRD ROW: Nancy Bush, Clementine Kruse, Joan Kerscher, Nora Lee McClure, Ethel Cannon, Shirley Schroeder, Ann Barrett, Frances Suleski, Donna Mae Pickering, Grace Kinney, Martha Strayer, Roberta Womack, Elaine McMillen ABSENT: Gene Bruce, Mary Lou Mollenkopf, Sylvia Klotz, Betty Hartman, Lois Strayer President ---- Marie Kozbial Manager ------- Sylvia Klotz The Monclova High School Girls Chorus includes thirty-six girls this year. They meet once a week on Wednesday morning and spend the period singing for the joy of singing. The Chorus has taken part in various programs, such as As- sembly, the Christmas entertainment and Easter program. The Chorus presented a NGay Ninetiesn program in February at which time many old time songs were sung and old fashioned costumes were reviewed. y The Annual Lucas County Music Festival was held May 10 at Whitmer High School. We took part and enjoyed singing with such a large group of girls from all over the county and une der a guest conductor.- Our Chorus sang at Baccalaureate Service in honor of the graduating Seniors.

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Q71 FIRST ROW: Duane Kerscher, Mary Ellen Vitello, Jeanne Linn, Ella Marie Sutton, Robert Fruchey, Marie Kozbial, Patrick Barton, Grace Damore, Betty Bell, Donna Morrison, Norma Jean Black SECOND ROW: Rosalee Brauneck, Althea Terwilliger, Shirley Meyers, Rose Damore, Virginia Kruse, Jeanette McCreery,Clemf entime Kruse, Mary Ellen Belcher, Louise Henry, Rose Kruse, Mr. Warnock, Frances Suleski TH RD ROW: Mary Ann Schaller, Shirley Archambeau, Robert Dennis, Mary Dart, Nora Lee McClure, Joan Kerscher, Richard Kampfer, James Nailor The band has been progressive this year, participating in many activities. It took the lead in fostering exchange programs between various schools in the county. The organ- izationfs work was made more enjoyable by taking trips to the Lucas County and Fulton County Fairs. The members' en- thusiasm was increased by being engaged for the first time by the Champion Spark Plug to play in the Labor Day parade in Toledo. Our most ambitious project, the raising of fourteen hun- dred dollars for new uniforms, has been completed with the aid of the Band Mothers and the support of the community. We have increased our Band by six new members, Norma Jean Black, Donna Morrison, Marie Kozbial, Jeanne Linn, Mary Dart and Mary Ann Schaller. We are sorry to say that we are losing four Seniors this year. They are Mary Ellen Vitello, Virginia Kruse, Nora Lee McClure and Frances Suleski.