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

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CATCH THE GRADE S This class has had as its adviser this year, Mr. Francis Dalrymple. This is their last year in Junior High School and they are passing on to high school in a blaze of glory. Many members of this class are in the band and orchestra, and they are also par- ticipating in the intramural sports. They have always helped make school life a happy life and We are sure it will con- tinue this Way through the rest of their high school years. CLASS OFFICERS President .,.,,..,,i,..,.,....,. ....,..............,.......,.., ........... W a nda Keye Vice President .................... ....,....................i.,............ P hyllis Meyers Secretary and Treasurer .V.VVVY.Vw.................................. Harold Furbay The seventh grade has been ably advised this year by Miss Louise Busby. As this is the first year in the high school building for these ambitious students, We think they have done remarkably well in adjusting themselves to high school life. Two outstanding events which occurred this year were the Hallowe'en Party held at the school house, with everybody coming masked, and the Valentine Party which was held in their home room. ' With such cooperation and sportsmanship as this class has shown, we are sure the school traditions will always be upheld. CLASS OFFICERS President .............. .................................................. L ouise McCarty Vice President ................................,. ,.......,.... ........ L o well Bogart Secretary and Treasurer .....................,W..l,..e,..Y......,.......,,,. Billy Neal Sth Grade 'Zth Grade 21

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ANDHCLICKSHAGAIN T0 Freshmen Class Roll Melba Bachelder, Ruth Batche- lor, Kenneth Beardsley, Dale Boyle, Dorothy Canterbury, Eileen Case, Kick Christman, Doris Cor- win, Donald Coning, Fred Corwin Tom Crawford, Bob Corwin, John Henry Evans, Jack Fate, Jean Fate, Gene Garner, John Gartin, Mary Geiger, Harold George, John Geyer, Rose Ellen Harrison, Dale .Houseworth, Betty Ireland, George Jackson, Jane Kasavage, Geral- dine Koch, Robert Lawyer, Bill Lee, Norman MacMillin, Ruth Masters, Dayle McCamman, Cleta McClenathan, Charles McNeal, Robert McNeal, Salo Miller, Ger- aldine Mitchell, Betty Neal, Vir- ginia O'Shaughnessy, Mary Pat- terson, Richard Patterson, 'Marv Perkins, Charles Phillips, Mary Reed, Buddy Reinhardt, Charles Rhodebec, Kenneth Rhodes, Daisv Lee Robinson, John Sesler. Helen Szalapato, E 1 a i n e Thompson, Marymae Tippett, Rhea Ullom, Doris Wagner, Billy Ward, Kath- leen Watts, Harry Wertz, Eugene West, Darlen Whipple, Charles White, Mary Jane Williams, Ad- viser, Mr. Shipman. Freshmen Class History N SEPTEMBER, 1938, these boys and girls as- sembled in the Study Hall as freshmen. After studying very hard, they are now ready to become upper classmen. They have added much to our school and will continue to do so, We are sure. They have many outstanding students, each one having a slightly different goal from the other. Those who play in the band and orchestra are: Fred Corwin, John Geyer, Salo Miller, and Bill Lee. Many of the boys have gone out for basketball, baseball, and football, and in the future years they will help bring victory to Mt. Gilead. CLASS OFFICERS President ........ ........ S alo Miller Vice President .cc..........c... ....cc R uth Batchelor Secretary and Treasurer ..... .,... E ugene West

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The 22 FUTURE MT. GILEAD The Grade Building llli elementary huilding nf the Mt. Gilead schools has a total enrollment of two hnndrefl and ciglny- three niniils, one hnnilri-rl and forty-four girls and one hnnilred and thirty-ninv hoys. 'I'l1c-re are eight romns in the hnililing and the six ggraflvs are fliriflr-fl arnnng these wmriis. Bccausv of the large nnmher of mnmils in the first. second. and filth pfradncs. it was necessary to divide these ronins. The most imlvnrtant activity undertaken hy each grade during the school year is the preparation nf an entertaining and educational chapel program. The calendar for these progrranis for the rnrrent sclimyl yr-gr 1958-1039 follows: Octnlivr ., Yrmrmiilmcr ,,,. Dcwviiilwm- ,, lannary l eln'narx' Klarrh April May Grade School Fifth Grade Miss lkmplcs Tliird Grade .... ,,...... ....... , , Mrs. llufifiniru Fifth Grade .....,i ,. ,, .. Nliss Snyder First and Second Grade ,, ...,,, Miss Hi-rwin Grade Miss Beckley ........,9cw'rnifl lirafle . .. ., Nliss ,lvnsen Sixth Grade ...... , ,,,, Miss Hi-ssc-iiger Fourth Grade ,..., ...... M iss Rinehart