Mount Gilead High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Mount Gilead, OH)

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MGMT. GPJIUIIQJIEBAJIID IIPOGDAJIRIIID GDJIE JIEJIIIDTILLIIEQLMQIIUIIGDIINII G. G. Denton DF. G. B. R0biIlSOII Charles Dulnbaugh President 5 , ' 2'-: --.4 : Vvv. 1' ' -A ', 'V 'Q Newly Elected ROY Lim L.. C. Dye

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llE5llDlll6llDIDlIRlIlAllL5 In the fall of 1924, fourteen eager youngsters started on the not too rosy path of learning. These fourteen, and the others who have since joined us, constitute the grad- uating class of I936. In that first year of tutelage we were thrilled to have been chosen to take part in the production Tom Thumb's Wedding. From that time until we were in the sixth grade, life went on in a most complacent manner, punctuated here and there with a few merry memories. In 'the sixth grade we tool: part in a grade operetta. Moving on to the seventh grade and into high school was a big step in our lives, for no sooner were we used to the routine of the Jr. High building than we were moved to the imposing edifice of the High School building. While we were in the eighth grade, both the boys and girls intermural basketball 'team won the championship of the schoolg this honor has been held by the girls team ever since, with the exception of the ninth year. Our Junior year was devoted largely to the preparation for the Junior-Senior ban- quet and our class play, Here Comes Charlie. Now we have reached the last year of our high school days. We are sad in leaving, but we are eager to face the responsibilities which will confront us upon our de- parture.

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GEAUQBHQE IILBCY QIIKHIIEB GEAIIMIUIEIIRA HIGH Sli? D. L. PYLE, H. L. Sl-IIBLER, B. L. WILSON, Principal Superintendent English L. C. MCCARTY, BEATRICE. I-IUFFORD EVERETT K. SI-IIPMP l-listory, Public Speaking Home Economics Mathematics . I , ' 1