COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS BREAK 2025 - This year as we have in the past, we are counting down the 15 school days until break by sharing some facts about our district. This year's theme is a continuation of last year’s theme...
Alphabetical order!
Days 9 and 10 - T
T is for Tigers and Teachers!
Tigers - From the first tiger mascot in a handsewn costume to Eddie, the Tiger’s role has been to promote school spirit and engage guests in supporting our students. Of course, hundreds of hugs and high-fives for young children have been given by Tigers across the decades as well! Check out these Tigers, spanning from 1974 through 2016!
Teachers - Those pictured in this post are just a small fraction of the teachers who have shaped the lives of thousands of students, not just at McClain High School, but in our whole district. We appreciate the hard work and dedication that has spanned decades! Check out the these teachers from the 1959-1960, 1969-1970, 1979-1980, 1994-1995, and 2005-2006 school years!
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Alphabetical order!
Days 9 and 10 - T
T is for Tigers and Teachers!
Tigers - From the first tiger mascot in a handsewn costume to Eddie, the Tiger’s role has been to promote school spirit and engage guests in supporting our students. Of course, hundreds of hugs and high-fives for young children have been given by Tigers across the decades as well! Check out these Tigers, spanning from 1974 through 2016!
Teachers - Those pictured in this post are just a small fraction of the teachers who have shaped the lives of thousands of students, not just at McClain High School, but in our whole district. We appreciate the hard work and dedication that has spanned decades! Check out the these teachers from the 1959-1960, 1969-1970, 1979-1980, 1994-1995, and 2005-2006 school years!
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
Due to deteriorating road conditions, our district will now be closed Friday, December 12, 2025. Have a good weekend!
Due to slick snow-covered roads in the southern part of our district and the snow heading into the northern part based on the radar, we will begin on a two hour delay Friday, December 12, 2025. Please remember that there will be no morning preschool, and breakfast will not be served.
COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS BREAK 2025 - This year as we have in the past, we are counting down the 15 school days until break by sharing some facts about our district. This year's theme is a continuation of last year’s theme...
Alphabetical order!
Days 9 and 10 - T
T is for Tennis, Track, and Tech Help Desk!
Tennis - Many people don’t know that our high school had tennis as a sport from the mid-1970s through the mid-1980s. Check out these teams from the 1974-1975, 1977-1978, 1981-1982, and 1982-1983 school years!
Track - Track has been an instrumental part of the McClain High School athletic program for decades. Check out these track teams from the 1960-1961, 1973-1974, 1989-1990, and 2014-2015 school years!
Tech Help Desk - The MHS Tech Help Desk started in 2017 under the direction of Mr. Luke. The students who participate in the course receive high school and college credit. They perform various tasks like preparing and fixing Chromebooks, troubleshooting technology issues for staff, laser engraving, and using a vinyl cutter for various projects. Pictured are the Tech Help Desk students from the 2021-2022 and 2023-2024 school years!
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Our district will be on a two hour delay Thursday, December 11, 2025 due to weather conditions. Please remember that there will be no morning preschool, and breakfast will not be served.
COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS BREAK 2025 - This year as we have in the past, we are counting down the 15 school days until break by sharing some facts about our district. This year's theme is a continuation of last year’s theme...
Alphabetical order!
Days 6, 7, AND 8 - S (There are just too many good words that start with S!)
S is for Seniors!
For decades, seniors, their activities, and their achievements have been a constant feature in the Dragon. It’s fun to look at how senior pictures have changed over the years with varying hairstyles, clothing styles, and poses. Check out these McClain High School Seniors from 1920, 1922, 1935, 1949, 1959, 1966, 1978, 1984, 1999, and 2009! We spot some familiar faces!
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Alphabetical order!
Days 6, 7, AND 8 - S (There are just too many good words that start with S!)
S is for Seniors!
For decades, seniors, their activities, and their achievements have been a constant feature in the Dragon. It’s fun to look at how senior pictures have changed over the years with varying hairstyles, clothing styles, and poses. Check out these McClain High School Seniors from 1920, 1922, 1935, 1949, 1959, 1966, 1978, 1984, 1999, and 2009! We spot some familiar faces!
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS BREAK 2025 - This year as we have in the past, we are counting down the 15 school days until break by sharing some facts about our district. This year's theme is a continuation of last year’s theme...
Alphabetical order!
Days 6, 7, AND 8 - S (There are just too many good words that start with S!)
S is for Swimming, Show Choir, and Silks!
Swimming - Whether they were called the Mermen, Tanksters, Tankers, Tigers, or Tiger Sharks, our swim teams hold a long history at McClain High School. As we have shared in a prior post, the swim team did not get off to a fast start when the natatorium was first constructed partly because there were no local teams with which to compete. The momentum of both the girls’ and boys’ swim teams now is strong, and we encourage everyone to come and enjoy a swim meet in the natatorium! Check out these swim team members from the 1936-1937, 1966-1967, 1976-1977, 1977-1978 (what we believe was the first school year with official female team members) and 2020-2021 school years!
Show Choir - In the 1988-1989 school year, a new class, “A Touch of Class” that is, was scheduled at McClain High School. Instructed by Mr. Dale Knauer, the Show Choir learned many songs and dances that led to engaging school and community performances. During that school year, they were visited by Mr. John Jacobson, a world renowned dancer and choreographer, who provided a clinic for our high school and other schools. Their greatest performance that year was held at the Washington Monument with approximately 14,000 other people. Check out the first Show Choir and those from the 2004-2005 and 1995-1996 school years!
Silks - First known as the Flag Corp, the Silks were an active part of the McClain Tiger Marching Band for a number of years. Check out the Silks from the 1985-1986 school year and what we believe to be the last group of Silks from the 1994-1995 school year. Is there anyone out there who could confirm the first year for the Flag Corp?
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
Alphabetical order!
Days 6, 7, AND 8 - S (There are just too many good words that start with S!)
S is for Swimming, Show Choir, and Silks!
Swimming - Whether they were called the Mermen, Tanksters, Tankers, Tigers, or Tiger Sharks, our swim teams hold a long history at McClain High School. As we have shared in a prior post, the swim team did not get off to a fast start when the natatorium was first constructed partly because there were no local teams with which to compete. The momentum of both the girls’ and boys’ swim teams now is strong, and we encourage everyone to come and enjoy a swim meet in the natatorium! Check out these swim team members from the 1936-1937, 1966-1967, 1976-1977, 1977-1978 (what we believe was the first school year with official female team members) and 2020-2021 school years!
Show Choir - In the 1988-1989 school year, a new class, “A Touch of Class” that is, was scheduled at McClain High School. Instructed by Mr. Dale Knauer, the Show Choir learned many songs and dances that led to engaging school and community performances. During that school year, they were visited by Mr. John Jacobson, a world renowned dancer and choreographer, who provided a clinic for our high school and other schools. Their greatest performance that year was held at the Washington Monument with approximately 14,000 other people. Check out the first Show Choir and those from the 2004-2005 and 1995-1996 school years!
Silks - First known as the Flag Corp, the Silks were an active part of the McClain Tiger Marching Band for a number of years. Check out the Silks from the 1985-1986 school year and what we believe to be the last group of Silks from the 1994-1995 school year. Is there anyone out there who could confirm the first year for the Flag Corp?
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS BREAK 2025 - This year as we have in the past, we are counting down the 15 school days until break by sharing some facts about our district. This year's theme is a continuation of last year’s theme...
Alphabetical order!
Days 6, 7, AND 8 - S (There are just too many good words that start with S!)
S is for Student Senate/Council, Science Club, and School Boy Patrol!
Student Senate/Council - What began as the Student Senate changed to Student Council in the late 1930s. The purpose of the Council was to promote interest in the school, to help new students adjust, to provide good assembly programs, and to better develop understanding between students and faculty. The Council consisted of one student from each junior high homeroom and two students from each high school homeroom. Students had to maintain an average of C or better and be a good school citizen. Check out these members from the 1936-1937, 1952-1953, 1959-1960, and 2002-2003 school years!
Science Club - The Science Club was organized in 1936 and continued across decades. The purpose of the club was to promote and maintain scientific interests. For many years, the club participated in the fundraiser called "Send a Mouse to College", which refers to a nostalgic, decades-old American Cancer Society fundraising campaign for cancer research, where kids donated small amounts (like 27 cents) to "fund" lab mice. Check out these members from the 1937-1938, 1970-1971, and 1976-1977 school years!
School Boy Patrol - McClain High School implemented the Patrol, which was organized by the Cincinnati Automobile Association, in 1923. The boys were on duty every morning, noon, and evening each school day. Their slogan was “Always Be Careful”, and their purpose was to keep all students safe while crossing and to teach children the correct way to cross the street. Patrol members were expected to be healthy, dependable, punctual, courteous, considerate, and tactful. Members also had to use good judgment, be able to handle emergencies, be able to take care of equipment, and be a good sport. Check out these members from the 1939-1940, 1955-1956, and 1963-1964 school years!
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#mcclaintigers
Alphabetical order!
Days 6, 7, AND 8 - S (There are just too many good words that start with S!)
S is for Student Senate/Council, Science Club, and School Boy Patrol!
Student Senate/Council - What began as the Student Senate changed to Student Council in the late 1930s. The purpose of the Council was to promote interest in the school, to help new students adjust, to provide good assembly programs, and to better develop understanding between students and faculty. The Council consisted of one student from each junior high homeroom and two students from each high school homeroom. Students had to maintain an average of C or better and be a good school citizen. Check out these members from the 1936-1937, 1952-1953, 1959-1960, and 2002-2003 school years!
Science Club - The Science Club was organized in 1936 and continued across decades. The purpose of the club was to promote and maintain scientific interests. For many years, the club participated in the fundraiser called "Send a Mouse to College", which refers to a nostalgic, decades-old American Cancer Society fundraising campaign for cancer research, where kids donated small amounts (like 27 cents) to "fund" lab mice. Check out these members from the 1937-1938, 1970-1971, and 1976-1977 school years!
School Boy Patrol - McClain High School implemented the Patrol, which was organized by the Cincinnati Automobile Association, in 1923. The boys were on duty every morning, noon, and evening each school day. Their slogan was “Always Be Careful”, and their purpose was to keep all students safe while crossing and to teach children the correct way to cross the street. Patrol members were expected to be healthy, dependable, punctual, courteous, considerate, and tactful. Members also had to use good judgment, be able to handle emergencies, be able to take care of equipment, and be a good sport. Check out these members from the 1939-1940, 1955-1956, and 1963-1964 school years!
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
Even if you don't have a high school student in your family, you can still support our MHS Hi-Y Organization by delivering items to the McClain High School Office or by purchasing items using the link below.
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COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS BREAK 2025 - This year as we have in the past, we are counting down the 15 school days until break by sharing some facts about our district. This year's theme is a continuation of last year’s theme...
Alphabetical order!
Day 5 - R
R is for Robotics, Roar, and Rah-Rah!
Robotics - The McClain High School Robotics Team started in 2017. Students build robots from scratch and compete against other schools in strategic challenges to score points. Some strategies are completed by students using a remote control, while other times students build codes for their robots to operate autonomously. Check out these teams from the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 school years!
Daily Roar - The McClain Daily Roar started in 2018 as a way for students to broadcast all high school announcements. It’s an opportunity for students to create, produce, and direct a news broadcast like you would see on television. It is 100% student-led with Mr. Drew Hamilton serving as the facilitator. To see the students in action in the studio is an amazing experience! Check out these pictures from the 2018-2019, 2022-2023, and 2023-2024 school years!
Rah-Rah - For decades, cheerleaders have led crowds of students, their families, and community members in cheering on our athletes. Without them, Tiger Nation would not be the same. Check out these pictures from the 1959-1960, 1974-1975, 1985-1986, 1996-1997, and 2014-2015 school years!
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#mcclaintigers
Alphabetical order!
Day 5 - R
R is for Robotics, Roar, and Rah-Rah!
Robotics - The McClain High School Robotics Team started in 2017. Students build robots from scratch and compete against other schools in strategic challenges to score points. Some strategies are completed by students using a remote control, while other times students build codes for their robots to operate autonomously. Check out these teams from the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 school years!
Daily Roar - The McClain Daily Roar started in 2018 as a way for students to broadcast all high school announcements. It’s an opportunity for students to create, produce, and direct a news broadcast like you would see on television. It is 100% student-led with Mr. Drew Hamilton serving as the facilitator. To see the students in action in the studio is an amazing experience! Check out these pictures from the 2018-2019, 2022-2023, and 2023-2024 school years!
Rah-Rah - For decades, cheerleaders have led crowds of students, their families, and community members in cheering on our athletes. Without them, Tiger Nation would not be the same. Check out these pictures from the 1959-1960, 1974-1975, 1985-1986, 1996-1997, and 2014-2015 school years!
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS BREAK 2025 - This year as we have in the past, we are counting down the 15 school days until break by sharing some facts about our district. This year's theme is a continuation of last year’s theme...
Alphabetical order!
Day 4 - Q
Q is for Quick Recall and Queens!
Quick Recall - Based on our research, the first Quick Recall team was established in 1979, making it a 46 year tradition! Check out these Quick Recall team members from 1979, 1982, 1986, 1990, and 2004!
Homecoming Queens - Homecoming festivities have been conducted in different ways over the decades, but the tradition has always remained strong. The hairstyles and dress designs have definitely changed over time! Check out these queens and attendants from 1955, 1973, 1976, 1989, and 2011!
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#mcclaintigers
Alphabetical order!
Day 4 - Q
Q is for Quick Recall and Queens!
Quick Recall - Based on our research, the first Quick Recall team was established in 1979, making it a 46 year tradition! Check out these Quick Recall team members from 1979, 1982, 1986, 1990, and 2004!
Homecoming Queens - Homecoming festivities have been conducted in different ways over the decades, but the tradition has always remained strong. The hairstyles and dress designs have definitely changed over time! Check out these queens and attendants from 1955, 1973, 1976, 1989, and 2011!
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS BREAK 2025 - This year as we have in the past, we are counting down the 15 school days until break by sharing some facts about our district. This year's theme is a continuation of last year’s theme...
Alphabetical order!
Day 3 - P
P is for Pep Club, Pages, Pad, and PTO/PTA Fall Festival/Carnival!
Pep Club - The purpose of the Pep Club was to work with the cheerleaders in promoting school spirit in all activities. The Pep Club lives on today in our student sections at events. Recently we posted a supplemental position for Pep Club Advisor so that we can continue to build school spirit for our students. The pictures included show the Pep Club members from the 1968 Dragon, advised by Miss Mikesell, and the members from the 1969 Dragon, advised by Mrs. Lynch.
McClain Pages - The McClain Pages began during the 1963-1964 school year. The club was devoted to promoting interest in the high school library. Over the years, the club promoted reading among the student body by holding a favorite book contest. They also purchased a microfilm reader and printer for the library. The club’s name later changed to the Library Club. The pictures included show members from the 1963-1964 and 1970-1971 school years.
Horse Collar Pad - Edward Lee McClain perfected the detachable horse collar pad and went on to create the American Pad and Textile Factory that evolved into a company with a product line that included lifesaving vests for the military in WWII. McClain was an innovator and entrepreneur, and with money made contributed to our main campus facilities that are still in place and operating today. Pictured is a horse collar pad and its tag.
PTO/PTA Fall Festival/Carnival - We find that many alumni cherish their memories of fall festivals and carnivals that were held in the old bus garage. Enjoy these fantastic pictures from 1966, 1967, 1969, and 1970!
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#mcclaintigers
Alphabetical order!
Day 3 - P
P is for Pep Club, Pages, Pad, and PTO/PTA Fall Festival/Carnival!
Pep Club - The purpose of the Pep Club was to work with the cheerleaders in promoting school spirit in all activities. The Pep Club lives on today in our student sections at events. Recently we posted a supplemental position for Pep Club Advisor so that we can continue to build school spirit for our students. The pictures included show the Pep Club members from the 1968 Dragon, advised by Miss Mikesell, and the members from the 1969 Dragon, advised by Mrs. Lynch.
McClain Pages - The McClain Pages began during the 1963-1964 school year. The club was devoted to promoting interest in the high school library. Over the years, the club promoted reading among the student body by holding a favorite book contest. They also purchased a microfilm reader and printer for the library. The club’s name later changed to the Library Club. The pictures included show members from the 1963-1964 and 1970-1971 school years.
Horse Collar Pad - Edward Lee McClain perfected the detachable horse collar pad and went on to create the American Pad and Textile Factory that evolved into a company with a product line that included lifesaving vests for the military in WWII. McClain was an innovator and entrepreneur, and with money made contributed to our main campus facilities that are still in place and operating today. Pictured is a horse collar pad and its tag.
PTO/PTA Fall Festival/Carnival - We find that many alumni cherish their memories of fall festivals and carnivals that were held in the old bus garage. Enjoy these fantastic pictures from 1966, 1967, 1969, and 1970!
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
Come and join our team during the 2026-2027 school year!
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We are excited to welcome Martha Baldridge to our team! Martha will be working as a paraprofessional at Greenfield Middle School.😀
➡️ Martha is a 1970 graduate of Hillsboro High School. She also attended classes at Southern State Community College.
➡️ An interesting fact about Martha is that she has traveled the world for corporate work and missionary work. After retirement, she found that her true mission is helping children here at home.
➡️ Martha is looking forward to helping this generation of Tigers and those to come. 😊
Welcome, Martha!💜💛
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➡️ Martha is a 1970 graduate of Hillsboro High School. She also attended classes at Southern State Community College.
➡️ An interesting fact about Martha is that she has traveled the world for corporate work and missionary work. After retirement, she found that her true mission is helping children here at home.
➡️ Martha is looking forward to helping this generation of Tigers and those to come. 😊
Welcome, Martha!💜💛
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS BREAK 2025 - This year as we have in the past, we are counting down the 15 school days until break by sharing some facts about our district. This year's theme is a continuation of last year’s theme...
Alphabetical order!
Day 2 - O
O is for Omega Club, Opening Night, and Office Staff!
During the 1954-1955 school year, McClain High School implemented a photography club for the first time in many years. The Omega Club began with 26 charter members, consisting of boys and girls interested in photography. The club met in the chemistry room and had access to a full darkroom, a 4x5 Speed Graphic Press Camera, an Omega enlarger, and other equipment necessary for the operation of the club. They raised money by taking pictures of elementary and junior high student groups and by having bake sales. In later years, the club held a contest in which all members were required to submit a photograph. Included in this post are the first and second place photos from the 1964-1965 school year taken by Steve Iseman (2nd place) and Roland Yankee (1st place). Also included is a picture of the charter members.
The performing arts at McClain High School have long been treasured by the students, staff, and community. Opening Night has become a longstanding tradition when a variety of talents are shared for the enjoyment of all. Check out these pictures from Opening Night in 2000, 2003, 2008, and 2013!
Everyone knows that the office staff members keep schools running like a well oiled machine. Our district has been fortunate to have COUNTLESS office staff members who have helped to make things run smoothly. Check out those pictured here from 1932, 1978, 1998, and 2021!
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#mcclaintigers
Alphabetical order!
Day 2 - O
O is for Omega Club, Opening Night, and Office Staff!
During the 1954-1955 school year, McClain High School implemented a photography club for the first time in many years. The Omega Club began with 26 charter members, consisting of boys and girls interested in photography. The club met in the chemistry room and had access to a full darkroom, a 4x5 Speed Graphic Press Camera, an Omega enlarger, and other equipment necessary for the operation of the club. They raised money by taking pictures of elementary and junior high student groups and by having bake sales. In later years, the club held a contest in which all members were required to submit a photograph. Included in this post are the first and second place photos from the 1964-1965 school year taken by Steve Iseman (2nd place) and Roland Yankee (1st place). Also included is a picture of the charter members.
The performing arts at McClain High School have long been treasured by the students, staff, and community. Opening Night has become a longstanding tradition when a variety of talents are shared for the enjoyment of all. Check out these pictures from Opening Night in 2000, 2003, 2008, and 2013!
Everyone knows that the office staff members keep schools running like a well oiled machine. Our district has been fortunate to have COUNTLESS office staff members who have helped to make things run smoothly. Check out those pictured here from 1932, 1978, 1998, and 2021!
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
We are excited to welcome Misty Leon to our team! Misty will be working as a paraprofessional at Greenfield Middle School.😀
➡️ Misty attended Westview High School in Phoenix, Arizona.
➡️ An interesting fact about Misty is that she and her family moved to the area from Phoenix three years ago.
➡️ Misty is looking forward to being part of a child's growth, helping them to feel confident and capable. 😊
Welcome, Misty!💜💛
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➡️ Misty attended Westview High School in Phoenix, Arizona.
➡️ An interesting fact about Misty is that she and her family moved to the area from Phoenix three years ago.
➡️ Misty is looking forward to being part of a child's growth, helping them to feel confident and capable. 😊
Welcome, Misty!💜💛
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#mcclaintigers
Our district will be closed today, Tuesday, December 2, 2025 due to weather conditions. Decisions regarding extracurricular events will be made later today. Stay safe!
COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS BREAK 2025 - This year as we have in the past, we are counting down the 15 school days until break by sharing some facts about our district. This year's theme is a continuation of last year’s theme...
Alphabetical order!
Day 1 - N
N is for Nutrition and National ___________!
Why the blank line? Because there have been a number of national organizations and awards present in our district. We learned about a few we didn’t know about and would love to hear from past members or recipients!
Many people don’t think about the role that the school district plays in a child’s nutrition. The picture included in the post shows the cafeteria staff and FIFTY student workers who served lunches during the 1955-1956 school year. Together, they served an average of 730 students each school day. Even as far back as at least that school year, school lunch programs were monitored. That year, Mrs. Dorothea Weimer, state auditor, included the following statement in her report: “The food was good, well prepared, attractively served, and the serving line moved fast.” All lunches met the State Lunch Type A, and a typical lunch would be a baked ham sandwich served on a bun, green beans, corn, fruit salad, a cookie, and milk. Each day, they would go through 60 loaves of bread and approximately 840 half pints of milk.
National Honor Society - In the earlier years of McClain High School, only seniors could be inducted into the National Honor Society, which was recognized as the highest honor. Other students could qualify for the Scholarship “M”, meaning that they maintained an average of 95% for a semester. Pictures included in the post are from the 1925, 1934, and 1966 Dragons.
National Athletic Scholarship Society - The organization started in 1925 by a group of high school principals recognized male athletes for their achievements. The pictures included in the post are in the 1961 Dragon.
National Thespian Society - This group was composed of both students and teachers who were dedicated to the advancement of dramatics and literature. The group pictured was part of the organization in the 1958-1959 school year.
National Poetry Anthology and National Essay Anthology - Check out these pictures from the 1969 and 1970 Dragons. We would love to know more about those pictured and their recognition!
National Forensic League - Although pictured with the debate team, we are unsure as to whether the groups were connected in some way. The pictures in the post are from the 1972 and 1973 Dragons. We would love to learn more about the National Forensic League!
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#mcclaintigers
Alphabetical order!
Day 1 - N
N is for Nutrition and National ___________!
Why the blank line? Because there have been a number of national organizations and awards present in our district. We learned about a few we didn’t know about and would love to hear from past members or recipients!
Many people don’t think about the role that the school district plays in a child’s nutrition. The picture included in the post shows the cafeteria staff and FIFTY student workers who served lunches during the 1955-1956 school year. Together, they served an average of 730 students each school day. Even as far back as at least that school year, school lunch programs were monitored. That year, Mrs. Dorothea Weimer, state auditor, included the following statement in her report: “The food was good, well prepared, attractively served, and the serving line moved fast.” All lunches met the State Lunch Type A, and a typical lunch would be a baked ham sandwich served on a bun, green beans, corn, fruit salad, a cookie, and milk. Each day, they would go through 60 loaves of bread and approximately 840 half pints of milk.
National Honor Society - In the earlier years of McClain High School, only seniors could be inducted into the National Honor Society, which was recognized as the highest honor. Other students could qualify for the Scholarship “M”, meaning that they maintained an average of 95% for a semester. Pictures included in the post are from the 1925, 1934, and 1966 Dragons.
National Athletic Scholarship Society - The organization started in 1925 by a group of high school principals recognized male athletes for their achievements. The pictures included in the post are in the 1961 Dragon.
National Thespian Society - This group was composed of both students and teachers who were dedicated to the advancement of dramatics and literature. The group pictured was part of the organization in the 1958-1959 school year.
National Poetry Anthology and National Essay Anthology - Check out these pictures from the 1969 and 1970 Dragons. We would love to know more about those pictured and their recognition!
National Forensic League - Although pictured with the debate team, we are unsure as to whether the groups were connected in some way. The pictures in the post are from the 1972 and 1973 Dragons. We would love to learn more about the National Forensic League!
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
We are excited to welcome Tina Merchant to our team! Tina will be working as a 2nd shift custodian at McClain High School.
➡️ Tina graduated from Reynoldsburg High School in 1995.
➡️ Some interesting facts about Tina are that she is a happy, upbeat person and an animal lover. Her dog Lucy is her heart. Tina is from a family of many generations of military service. Finally, her favorite holiday is Halloween!
➡️ Tina is excited to be starting a new chapter in her life with meeting new people and living small town life.😊
Welcome, Tina!💜💛
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➡️ Tina graduated from Reynoldsburg High School in 1995.
➡️ Some interesting facts about Tina are that she is a happy, upbeat person and an animal lover. Her dog Lucy is her heart. Tina is from a family of many generations of military service. Finally, her favorite holiday is Halloween!
➡️ Tina is excited to be starting a new chapter in her life with meeting new people and living small town life.😊
Welcome, Tina!💜💛
#legacyofleadership
#mcclaintigers
THANK YOU to everyone who donated items for our food drive! Together, we were able to collect 4,260 items for local families!💜💛
Congratulations to🥁🥁🥁...
Greenfield Middle School!!! They collected a whopping total of 2,944 items!!!😀
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