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

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prrfsidcnt: XVILFOHD KICIL Vice Pl'l'Sillt'l1f: Elf-XNl'l':X XV1s11:x1'xw S1'crcft11ry: Dox Bum 'l'r'ef1l.s-11l'1'1': ESTIIICR Pownf:1.1, As another year comes to an end, we can look hack at the past year with much pride. VVe feel we had a very successful Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. In addition, the many members of our class Worked very hard to produce the junior Class Play, junior fxlissfl At the hegiuuiug of the year, we had charge of the foothall stand and later on, we sponsored the Cowboy Dancef, which was one of the higgest dances of the year. VVe, the class of 1953, wish to thank our two class advisers, Mr. Behrend and Mrs. Parkinson, who helped us solve our varied problems. Page 22

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PI'l7.5'idl'I1ff LAnm' VVIIITI2 Vim' P1'14s'icle'11t: Tian Xloom' Sz'z'r'1'!r1ry-Tr1'r1.x-1i1'rf1': Suinim NIicc.r4l,i:x Om' tlizuiks go to Nlr. Cram-0 illlll Nliss Cosclvn, our aulxism-rs, lor guicliiig us sllcccssflllly thrm the prclsent vvur. lbllfillg thc vvau' wo halve cloiw things worthv ol iiotv: A school paper with Bz1rlJz11':1 Neptiliiv als cclitoi' was issuml twicv illlil was wvll ivcvivvcl hy school body ouch time. Our rings were orclerecl axml we look l'0l'XVill'll to our illllilll' vculr wllvli thvv will 1lI'I'lVP. imgmi