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

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MEMBERS Ruth Batchelor Dorothy Bogart Evelyn Boyle Freeda Brown Ruth Coninq Ianet Dix Marty Dye Iean Fate Mary Geiger Phyllis Hammond Shirley Hammond Virginia Harlow Wanda Keyes Gerry Koch Frances Lee Margaret Linn Gwen Lloyd Connie Loren Shirley MacGregor Martha MacMillin lean Masters Ruth Masters Louise McCarty Ieazn McWilliams Gerry Mitchell Phyllis Myers Betty Neal Marceil Nelson Virginia O'Shaughnessy Mary Perkins Lois Potts lean Pruqh Daisy Robinson Ieanne Robinson Ioan Russell Lana Shipley Maxine Shipley Evelyn Sterritt Louise Szalapato Phyllis Wakely Virginia Ward Kathleen Watts Mwiwiddlll msmvf mum OFFICERS OF G.R. President ,...... Vice President. . Secretary ....... Treasurer ....... Sergeant-at-Arms ..... . . . . . . . . . .Helen Szalapato . . . . .Eileen Burkey . . . . .Hilda Breese . . . .Doris Corwin . . . .Thelma Davis HI Y EHIH MEMBERS Don Clemm Mal Boggs Eugene Baldwin Bill Wood Dick Iagger Iim Hobson Bill Turner Don Brokaw Fred Corwin Lowell Bogart Dick Lee Tom Davis Irwin Grilfin Ed Bletzaclrer Norm MacMi1lin Iack Fate lack Sesler Don Coning Dale Boyle Charles Rhodebeck Iohn Geyer OFFICERS President .................... . . Salo Miller Vice President ....... . . . Bill Ward Secretary-Treasurer .... .... T om Crawford

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BOYS' HOME ECONOMICS Hllltt HIUNUMIES HNH IIHHltItIH The Home Economics Department this year included both girls and boys. They learned how to prepare new and tempt- ing foods, and how to sew on buttons and mend socks. Those tempting odors, which filled the halls between lO:OO and 11:30 during the winter months, came from the kitchen -food being prepared for cafeteria. The school cafeteria was operated by the home economics department, under the supervision of Miss Kelly. Six girls THE SCHOOL CAI-'ETERIA AT NOONS were chosen from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, to operate it. This year the cafeteria was open for seventeen weeks, during which time it served a large group each day. Costs were kept as low as possible, and Without going into debt. Menus were planned which were both appetizing and bene- ficial to the body growth. A number of free lunches were also served each day. Nice Work, Home Economics Department, for keeping the cafeteria going. ,..,v,..,..-V -

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..f.?,,.-.r,,,,,,,..W.. w-is .. .,. rw, .ja HHNH W --1f,'. The Gong, our school newspaper, was started three years ago and has steadily increased in content and size until it has reached its present lstandard. This year, the Gong staff Was composed entirely of seniors, who published six copies of the paper. The nine members, pictured above, made up the Gong staff and board of control. Other senior mempefs wrote various articles for use in the Gong. The year's activi- ties were summed up in the last issue by the use of photo- graphs. 1 U ' '4 , GONG STAFF WHICH PUBLISHES THE SCHOOL NEWSPAPER GONG STAFF , ' Norman Iohn Geyer, editor Mary Geiger Charles White Daisy Robinson ASSISTANTS Virginia O'Shaugl-messy lane Kascwage N I. Sesler Ruth Batchelor Betty Neal i I. Geyer Chuck Rhodebeck MIZPAH AT ASSEMBLY MIZPAH STAFF WHICH COMPOSED THIS BOOK Pasting, cutting, writing, typing, arguing, et cetera, on into the night-this has been the job of the Mizpah staff. The jobs of this staff have been much more complicated this year by the radical change in the general plan. Norman MacMillin headed the annual staff. He was selected by the Senior class as editor, and in turn chose the rest of the staff. Co-assistant editors were lohn Geyer and lack Sesler. Other members of the staff were the following: Charles White, loan Russell, Mary Geiger, Gerry Mitchell, Salo Miller, Charles Bhodebeck, Betty Neal, Bill Ward, Helen Szalapato, Doris Corwin, Tom Craw- ford, Ruth Batchelor, Mary lane Williams, Charles Phillips, Virginia O'Shaugh- nessy, Eugene West, and Phyllis Wakely. Mr. Musselman Very ably directed the staff in matters of business transac- tions and general plans while Mr. Anderson and Miss Busby assisted in criti- cism and correction of the literary material. 4