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

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Back Row: O'Shaughnessy, Advertising Assistant, Batchelor, Advertising Manager, Davis, Assistant Business Manager, Breese, Editor-in-chief, Logan, Assistant Sports Editor, Campbell, Sports Editor, Parks, Assistant Sports Editor, McMillan, Assistant Production Manager, Mr. Barker, Adviser. Front Row: Richardson, Assistant Art Editor, Baker, Assistant Production Manager, Krout, Social Editor, Page, Assistant Production Manager, Morton, Art Editor, Clapper, Assistant Editor, Andrew, Production Manager, Haines, Assistant Class Editor, Geyer, Class Editor, Wiswell, Business Manager. Qpah, A great effort has been expended by this group in their desire to make this annual, on the 25th Anniversary of the Mizpah, an annual worthy of their class and school. SALADS SODAS SANDWICHES SUNDAES LUNCHES MILK SHAKES Prop. W. P. Kentner I

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gm war We think Class Wills are a thing of the past, Yet we have qualities we'd like to have last, Characteristics to be passed on along To some of the students of the younger throng. But Editor Morry bequeaths nothing at all He says he's going to need all he has next fall. But Bonny is more generous, her typing skill She leaves to Jane Wieland to try if she will. And Connie+we know she wonft leave you her Lee. But to leave his studies, Tuffy happy will be. Clapper also has something to share: Her hearty laugh, Connie Loren must bear. 0'Shaughnessy leaves all his knowledge, which isn't too much, To John Osborn who has little need of such. Peg and Martha will leave their vocal cords behind, To the younger three who are doing fine. And Page leaves Fulton for wider roads, Just who gets Fulton, nobody knows. With a sigh Bill Batchelor leaves his trumpet behind And it's up to Don Clemm to keep up the time. Dot Miller, too, leaves her crooning songs, To that new Cleveland gal, Miss Dorothy McCombs. Ginny Krout leaves her horses, lwith Ozzie's sleighl And McMillan leaves work at night to work all day. Shelpman leaves her clarinet which we shall name Joe, While Jack Logan leaves his fondness of the small word no . Jim Davis leaves his ability to sleep and to eat To Bob Miley who shall undertake the remarkable feat. Gracie's ability as an artist she leaves to D. Klotz, And Morton'll leave her sophomores as likely as not. Jean Haines leaves her precious ability to talk, And Baker and Coning both leave for a walk. Geyer leaves her form, and Brown leaves his nose- As honored Gong winners perhaps they should pose. Hudnell was going to leave Furbay, but changed his mind, So now Klotz will keep steady to be up with the times. Fleet Parks leaves his job as treasurer to any poor sucker Who happens to get elected at a famous bean supper. All the farmers we have will leave hey like the rest, Let's see, we have Borler, Vaughan, Wagner, and West. We find Gompf and Shipman are farmers, too, So they'll leave what they don't take to each one ot you. Dot Richey, M. Richardson and V. Tuttle, each one, Leave to everyone their ability to have lots of fun. Edna Shier and Donna Park leave their ability to get lessons, But it won't do anyone good if they don't quit this messin'. McCamman with regret leaves her music box. And Lucille Helman wants to leave her hot socks. The Hart twins leave their ability to look like each other, To Chuck and Bob McNeal who are each other's brother. Ed Whipple leaves his love of work to Jim Fate, And Campbell leaves to Phillips his ability to date. Ruhl, Tharp and Bendle leave their art of bowling, And Peoples, Lee and Losey leave their fondness of strolling, llena Gregory in speech leaves her imagination, And Betty Hirth in home ec. leaves her own creation. Wiseman won't leave anything, but wants to take all, And Elva Etter leaves her ability to type to the students next fall. Watson leaves her physics' problems to next year's class, And Denton and Edgell leave school in the past. Now this will include all the seniors lwe hope we're not wrongl , So please, fellow students, remember us after we're gone. We don't want to brag, but here's just one more rule, To all the other classes, we leave a grand school! P. S. Faculty included. Compliments of HARRY M. WARD 20 Educational Publications I Compliments of Ernie Fry Jim Royston Rural Electric Ackerman's Ken's Texaco Dowler's Music Marathon Oil

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' flau, Of course this was our big yearl Our freshman and sophomore years hold many pleasant memories, but this year we gave the Junior-Senior Banquet for our friends, the seniors. Our class was well represented in our school activities. ln October we had a Hay-Ride. On February l, we presented The Importance of Being Young, our first major venture into the dramatic field. Our purpose is to promote the welfare of the school and our homes and to become able to help govern the school as efficiently as we can when we are seniors. We chose John Ozzie Osborn as president, Dick Sesler as vice-president, and Bertha Williams as secretary-treasurer. TOP ROW: H. McClenathan, J. Phillips, W. Davis, O. Bowman, D. Breese, J. Wolfe, J. Fate, B. Haltrey, C. Newhan, R. Sesler. SECOND ROW: D. Fiscarelli, E. Turner, D. McWilliams, J. Keller, N. Smith, C. Coning, D. West, J. Osborn, W. Trainer, Mr. Hoy, adviser. THIRD ROW: R. McClelland, D. Sweazy, M. Coleman, E. Parks, R. Mosher, S. Kasavage, J. Hull, J, Teeple, B. McCamman, H. Clark. FOURTH ROW: D. Klotz, J, Wieland, P. Talmadge, M. Hobbs, P. Heacock, B. Shindledecker, M. Rice, W. Heskett, V. Watson, B. Geren, B. Williams. HERFF - JONES COMPANY Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry, Graduation Announcements, Medals, Cups and Trophies INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA JEWELERS TO MT. GILEAD HIGH SCHOOL Representative, R. J. Dicken