McGuffey Foundation High School - Reflector Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1928 volume:

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Q Si E i , I Q SQ F vs 5 H E L. .C EL 5 W f 1 H G R5.1..,...-ia '1i- 5 ! f1iJiAlTiniofW? 'T'T!!C'f'f-wi1.5ii.Z2,iQ ,:3 75-+wF, fil?'5Jf'K95Ii1f,HM,Xk .?.Li 'lTw, Lf i 1 YL3 i 'R hnf.lvl kJ.Uff5I!i3YaA. 'RL The Beflertnr William lVlcGuflfey High School Miami University Oxford, Ohio XOLLXIE 7 MIUNE, I0 L3 XLMBVR J W'-7 wf ufiizm THE REFLECTOR v ' 5 ' 'ia Qxdfgjf, AUTOGRAPH? -1-if HI! W E ii- 043 WML, 1 1 V . , iifd,-vjyfiig 4567: S'Q , , + Mob' QJV ff l5o.l 'V Q QQ do gfffQ9l3'f'x MY . E1 A My W ff? I , gli j W . Q 'N W1Yi'lN? ' ST Mil' ,444-+V QW j . N 3-3 2 I21 ' M , Off are-'W 'x cfv W7 f,fA W THE REFLECTOR 1028 Dr. Harvey C. Minnich C,:,....1 wkfiwimf CZJEASN3 OF THE fr15ACHf5R'5 C01.1,15GH SLIIAMI UaN1v15R517'1' T0 WHQM THIS U1NsNUAL HAS 'BEESNC fDE1J1CA7'15D 195 Qf1PPREc1A7'10ax? UF HIS HTWEWH'-1f1VE YEARS off SPLESYDID SERVICE f .g.. .g..g..g..g..g.. .g..g.4.4..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g.. . .g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. THE REELECTOR l 9 Z 8 Dr. j. W. I-Ieckert DIRECTOR OF THE MCGUFEEY SCHOOL A MAN WITH McGUFFEY'S INTEREST A T HEART HI E R IiITI.FC'I'OR I 9 3 S Mr. Charles S. Bunger Pk lk Pk Dk Pk PIC PRINCIPAL OF MQGUFFEY SCHOOL HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES IVICGUFITIQYIS l3l:'ST 1 RI1:'N'lJ ANIID GL'lDli. I5I I Ill Rl lil,.IiCI'OR I 9 7 Q AMES PEARL CORD.. FNBLISH vfdiifif M FR 0 sn ICK ' nf... Mun- scssucg nu TH JDHNBDN Musa: B IC-5 WILL!! M STOINLFR MANUAL RAININU ANNA nn. ' urucaar , LA WN-FRENCH ' Faculty Ifil TllE REFLECTOR I9 7 S McGl.7Fl3l'iY SCI IOOI.- History of MoGu1irey School cGLfFl7EY was founded sixteen years ago in l9l2. lts purpose was 1 to be a practice school where students ot' the Teaclier's College of Kliami could receive demonstrations and practice under skilled supervisors. The school was appropriately given the name of that famed author and teacher, Williami ll. Mciluffey, who taught at Miami for many years. The original structure comprised what is now the Senior lsligh School. the junior lligh School, and the Music Department. The second years attendance was one hundred and twenty-five. This increased to one hun- dred and seventy-tive when two years of high school work was added. A lull high school course was adopted, and the building was found too small. The north wing was built on with an expenditure of nearly Slil00,0U0. The new addition offered the Teacher's College wonderful accomodations and gave the McGuiTey students a fine auditorium besides increased privileges in class rooms. Again increased attendance filled the school to overflowing and many prospective students were turned away because of lack ol room. Univer- sity directors and ofhcials considered the matter, a contract was let, and, in l925, fVlcGufTey was proudly boasting of the fine east wing. lt cost 3ill65,000 and is strictly modern, affording ample room for the primary and intermediate departments. The students are especially proud of the new gymnasium. lt is complete in every detail with equipment costing 5533.000 Continued on page Forty-live I7l 'l'llE REELECIUR llllb E l l Mirror Staff Left to right, top to bottom. Ist row: Allen liunkhouser, Elwood Denton, Carve! Collins, Clarence I Roberts, NN allace Roudebush, Gregory Chappars. 2nd row: ,lessie Bourne, Genevieve Morris, Mary Anderson. Virginia Skinner, lna May Shephard, Marcia Cramer, Mary Lou Rogers. Leah Smith. MCGUEEEY MIRROR STAFF, IQZT - l928 Q u . Published Monthly by McGufTey Senior High School. ltditor in Chiet ....,..,....., ...,..,...,.,..,.,..... .,.,. ...,,,,..,........... . . ..... N l ary Anderson Assistant Editor .....,........,......, ....,....... . .Carvel Collins Business Manager .,.......... Assistant Business Manager... .. Special l'eature Writer ...,..,..... . Literary Editor ........,....,......,......,.... Society Editor ......,..,..........., ,,......,. ,.... Athletic Reporter and Art Editor ....,.. Assistant Athletic Reporter tBoysj ...,,.. .assistant Athletic Reporter tGirlsj ..... Exchange Editor ........, ,,..,.,... .....,......,......... joke Editor .....,..,.,,...,.,.. .,...... ..,..,.,..,.,......... Class Reporters: Senior, Marcia Cramer: j more, lna May Shephard. . bk Dk Q--0--s--0--0--0.4--o..g..g........g..,..g..g..g..g..g..g. .g..g........g..,..g..g.., ..g..g..g..g..q.... g..g..Q...ng..g..g.....g..g...........,.... ,..,,,XX'allace Roudebush . ...Clarence Roberts .......Mary Lou Rogers .,,.,.,,.,....Leah Smith ..,.,,.,.Yirginia Skinner ......Gregory Chappars . . ........ Leon Coulter ....,..Genevieve Morris Eunkhouser . , ,, ,,.... . .Elwood Denton unior, .lessie Bourne: Sopho- 'Q 6 HE PuBi.1c.x'riox or THis Axxusi. HAs BEEN MADE Poss1n1.E BY THE vizocEEns ifkom Bo'rH THE SENIOR , PLAY, A Lucm' BREAKH AND THE HMIRRORH PLAY, MTHE DLQM MY. ....g..g.....g..g.. ......g..,..g......... l9l ua., Q.-q..q.....g.....g..q.....q...........q..g..g..q--o--o..o--o-- S IIIIIIIIICII I SENIORS Q ,. IX Ik,l Qilzuas uf 1925 Tl lE REFLECTOR l92. l Comments... HUGH KIRKPATRICK - Kirk l'lugh's another Shiek. lle's one of Mr. Bungers friends. lintered in l0l6: Football 2-3 Captain -l: Basketball 3-4: Track 2: Glee Club l-3-4: junior Play: junior Reception Committee: Senior Dance Committee: Student Council 4: lli-Y 2-3 Treasurer 4: President ol' Class 4: County Chorus 4. ROSEMARY DUYALL - Mud Mud's the class cut-up, and everybody likes her. Can't you hear her as an athletic instructor saying. Pick up the peethesf' Entered l9l6: Basketball 2-3- 43 Track 33 junior Play: Senior Play: junior Recep- tion Committee: Vice President of Class 4: Cheer .,,,, lccanlcr 4, GREGORY Cii.3xPP,xRs - Greg Greg really knows his lrancois. 'll est dispareef' j'ai heard ce que vous ditesf' Entered in l9l6i liootball 3-4: Basketball 4: Track 4: Glee Club 3-43 'lMirror 43 Senior Play: Mirror Play: Amusement Crmmittee 3: Senior Dance Committee: Student Council 3-4: Secretary of Class 4, Lccixnx llXDSEL - Cinder l.ucinda really loves an argument. And howl lin-- tered in l'Jl7: Basketball 2-3-1: Choral Club l-2-3: Latin Club l-2-3: Yanki San : 'lWild Rosen: junior Play, Good-will Program 3-4: Senior Dance Commit- tee: Student Council 3: Orchestra 3-4. LEE lllmuck That there curly hair ot' l.ee's is much admired. lintered in l924: Baseball 2-3: lfootball 2-3: Glea: Club 2-43 junior Play: junior Reception Committee. Student Council 4: lli-Y l-2. nw: ' IIE RIEFLECTOR l9ZS Nl 'XRY Lou ROGERS She likes mathematics and chemistry, and physics! Can you beat itf lintered in l9l0: Basketball Z-3-4, Choral Club 2-3-4: Latin Club l-Z5 Yanki San : Wild Rosen: 'least of Lanternsng Mirror Playi'3 Mirror 4: Senior Play: .lunior Play: Amusement Committee 31 junior Reception Committee: Good- will Program 43 Student Council 43 Yice-President of Class 2: County Chorus 3-41 liRl:D SCHUSTL-.R - Dempsey l3red likes the ladies! Entered in H7183 lfootball l-Z-5- 4: Baseball l-2-3-4: Basketball l-2-3-4: Glee Club 3: -lunior Reception Committee. ,NlARc:lix CRAMER She is a line stage manager. She really knows her business, but she says, Y-ou're a little bit off! lin'- tered in lllloi Basketball 2-3-4: Choral Club l-2-3-41 l.atin Club l-2: '1Yanki San, 3 Wild Rose, g Feast of l.anterns, 3 A'Mirror 4: Senior Play, Cstage Com- mitteel: Mirror Play fstage Committeel: junior Rtctptitn Committee: County Chorus 5-4: IRWIN li11xKe1,M lrvy lrwin's awfully quiet, but when he once gets started-- watch out! lfntered in N233 Baseball 43 Glee Club 41 Senior Play, lticket manager - a good one-J. DOROTHY CLARK e- Dot Deserted Mcllutley, one year, for Pittsburg but she came back. Dorothy appeared quite successfully i-i t'he Senior Play as Mrs. Barrett. a society lady you know, lfntered in IUZT. Senior Play. llll Qllnss nf ll 2128 Class n 12128 Tl IE REFLECTOR l92S CHARLES SIIUGERT - HChuck In all athletics and activities - that's Chuck, - lintered in l9l6g Football 4: Basketball 3-43 Baseball- 3-4: Glee Club 3-43 Latin Club l-Z5 Mirror Z-3 Senior Playg Good-will program 3-45 junior Recep- tion Committeeg Senior Dance Committeeg Student 45 President: lli-Y 2-5-4. Louise SHEARIJ Louise doesn't laugh ML'Cll: just all the time. One of her especially favorite sayings is, l hope to sniker! ' lintered in l9l6g Basketball Z-5-45 Choral Club 4: Feast of Lanternsng junior Play, lusherjl: Senior Play, Cusherlg junior Reception Committee. Prxui, j EWELI, Paul can carry trunks like he really meant it. He hurls the discus too. Entered in l9Zllg Glee Club, Senior Play: Student Council 23 lli-Y l-21 junior Reception Committee. VIRGINIA SKINNER - 'Cinl' She's somebody's 'iMelancholy Baby. Oh yes! She likes a certain tall, dark haired Senior too, Entered in F1253 Choral Club 5-4: l.atin Club Z3 Wild Rose g Feast of l.anIerns g Mirror 3-43 junior Playg Amuseinent Committee 2-4: Senior Dance Committeeg junior Reception Cornmitteeg County Chorus 3-4. ll.xIznY VYYADLEIGH - Spike 'ASpike's favorite pastime is fighting with Virginia during French class. lfntered in l9l6g Football -'li Basketball 4: Glee Club 4: Student Council 3. Illl ITLECTOR WIS lVlARY ANDERSON .Xny floors to scrub. or table decorations to pull? just call on lilmine, One of her old standbys is True brother, true. lintered in lUl81 Choral Club 2-3-4. l.atin Club l--2: Yanki Sanni Wild Roseul llieast of l.anterns : Mirror 2-5 Editor 4: Mirror Play' junior Play: Senior Play: Good-will program Z-3-4, junii.r Reccption Committee: Student Council 2-3- Prtfident 4: County Chorus 3-4. JACK BURKE jack Burke, the shiek ol' the class lhinks he can have any lass! llaye you seen his cow? lintered in 11124: l5ootball 3-43 Glee Club 3-4: Senior Play: junior Play: junior Reception Committee. Senior Dance Committee: lli-Y 4: County Chorus 41 Secretary ol Class 2. FSTHER KLEMME Shes always smiling. ln 'KX Lucky Break she turned the tables and made the audience roar. lintered IUZT: Basketball 4: Choral Club 4: Ulieast of Lanternsui Senior Play: Orchestra 4: Senior Dance Committee, JACK l'llLL - Sheeny Shceny can be heard loudly calling, Why bring that up? g Why don't you grow up? : or l havent written my l3renchl Plays the trombone! Entered in IUZ4: Baseball l-2-3-4: Glee Club I-3-4: Latin Club l-Z: Mirror 3: Senior Play: junior Play: Amuse- ment Committee 4: junior Reception Committee: Senior Dance Committee: Student Council 33 lli-Y 5: Secretary 4: County Chorus 4. IRENE FRENCH f Frenchie You can count 'tl5renchie's love affairs about as easily as you can count the stars. She always says, 5 feel s'dumb, lintered in IUZ7: Basketball 4: Choral Club 4: 'least of l,2ll'lI6l'l'lSi-1 Senior Dance Commit- tee, llil Q'LlZ1'35 of lil2li Class uf 1928 'lll E REFLECTOR 1928 GEVENIEVE 1k'lORR1S - 'lGen Genevieve makes a good nurse, but she excells in the art of the dance. Did lVlcGulTey in three years! Entered in 19213 Mirror 43 Basketball 2-43 Latin Club 1-Z-4: Choral Club 1: W. C. T. U. Prize Contest Zi Mirror Play: junior Play: Senior Playg Good-will Program 2-4: Senior Dance Committee. Lewis PuNTEcos'r - Penny lle hails from near Bath where he is the choice of all the fair maids. No kidding - he is a good fellow. Entered in 1924: Clee Club 3-43 Senior Play: Good- will Program 43 junior Reception Committeeg Senior Dance Committee. LE.xH SMITH She does So love to see the young things dancing. Entered in IUZUQ Basketball 21 Choral Club 2-4 Secre- tary 3: Latin Club 1-Z: Yanki San Z Wild Rose 5 Feast ot' Lanternsn: Mirror 3-4: junior Play. Senior Play: Senior Dance Committeeg junior Re- ception Committee: Student Council Secretary 3, County Chorus 3-4. .PXLLEN l:LlNKHOUSIiR .Xllen has an awful vocabulary, and he doesn't hesi- tate to air it. Entered in 10203 Track Z5 Glee Club l- 3-43 Latin Club 1-23 i'Nlirror 3-43 junior Playg Sen- ior Play: Good-will Program 3-43 Student Council Z1 Mirror Play. flinancial manager - a good onel. llixzui. SANDRIDQE llercs a girl demure and sweet A lass you really ought to meet. Entered in 1027: Basketball 4: Choral Club 4: Feast ol' Lanterns Senior Play: Good-will Program 45 Senior Dance Committee. 1141 THE REFLECTOR 19 Z S Prophecy of the Class of l9Z8 tScene -- The home of the actors in Chicagog in 19305 Newsboy yells outside door Extra! Extra! Three local men return from a trip around the world. CARVEI. fcomes breezing inj HeIlo! just bought a paper and here's what is says: freadsj Wolf Handschin, Harry Wadleigh, and Allen Funk- houser have just returned from a trip around the world in which they mastered the profanity of nine languages. They also sampled the drinks of nineteen countries. DOROTH Y Ll:'DWl:'LL - Well some others from that class develop- ed the Wanderlust too. Lucinda Hadsel is in Spain teaching French to the Irish located there. Do you remember the time she read Les Miserables to us one day in Hrst year French? BEA TRICE BUCHANAN - HI remember when she read that but I was too dumb to understand very much of it. Let's have some music. Sta- tion McG has a rather good program tonight. fShe turns on the radioj RADIO - Station McG, Oxford, Ohio, broadcasting. The next thing on the program will be -lack Burke's orchestra from the Blue Room of Castle Farm. We are very fortunate in having this orchestra with us this week. They have just returned from a European Tour. CStaticj DOROTHY - Turn that off! There's too much static treads from radio programj Genevieve Morris is reading some of her best recipes to- night. It's funny she should have turned out to be such a strong advocator of home-making. She never seemed to care for it when she was in McGuf- fey. She didn't even take home economics. CARVEL - Everyone of the class of '28 is achieving lame. Hazel Sandridge is touring Europe giving speeches for the President T or at least that's what Kendle said. BEA TRICE - USpeaking of old acquaintances, I was talking to Mary Anderson today. Did you know she left Miami to elope with a pro- spective farmer lad when she was a Freshman? Well, she did! They're living on a farm out near Mixerville. I guess Mary is as well known now for her time Plymouth chickens and scientinc house-keeping, as she was a few years ago for her acting on the McGulfey stage. DOROTHY - Well good for Mary! With her notoriety and Lee Himelick's famous Anti-Kink, Oxford's being put on the map. Is there any- thing on the radio? QCarveI turns it onj RADIO - 'fStation MCG broadcasting. Miss Rosemary DuVaII is on the air now. She will speak to you on the subject, What did the Hemis- sphere?. Tomorrow night at this time the Reverend Irene French will give a sermon on 'Why did Moses have lights that went outP' This debate delves deeper into darkness than any study since her oration on 'What makes the black night black?' Fred Schuster will accompanv her on his new ipouyth-organ. I take great pleasure in introducing to you in fthe voice cies Continued on pages Sixteen and Forty-Hvej ll5I THE REFLECTOR I 9 2 3 PROPHECY - l9Z8 fContinued from Page Fifteenl :sf wk at Pk :of :if IESSIE BOURNE - What's wrong with that radio now? Oh well, if it won't go, it won't. Listen to what I found in the Oxford notes of this old-home-town paper' The McGuffey School directors have at last suc- ceeded in obtaining a man to Hll the vacancy in the faculty of MCG High School, that was caused by the resignation of Principal C. S. Bunger. Mr. jack Hill is to take the place left vacant by the retirement of Mr. Bunger. Although Mr. Hill was kicked out of McGuffey twice when a boy, he en- tered college with aspiration. During his junior year, he found a Phi Bet key on the Slant Walkf I' BEA TRICE - 'lThat reminds me, Carvel, did you get tickets for the theatre? Esther Klemme is making her debute this evening. She's with the Metro-Goldwyn Opera Company, accompaning Mary Garden. CARVEL - UNO, I didn't. I forgot to. Static! Qfools with radiol RADIO -- 'lMiss Virginia Skinner will now give her weekly lecture on Evils of Association with the Masculine Sex DOROTH I' - Shels principal of Madame Star's famous seminary now. RADIO - The trial of Miss Dorothy Clark, Salt Lake City, is about to be broadcasted from this station. IESSIE - HIt's a shame Dot turned out so bad, I remember when she argued strongly against even a niodihcation of the Volstead Act. May- be she had planned her life then and was afraid it would ruin her trade. Think of Dot, a bootlegger queen. BEA TRICE - 'll got a letter from Leah Smith this morning. She's married and lives in New York. By the way, did you buy any of those books from the agent this afternoon? IESSIE - No, why? BEA TRICE - 'fWelI, I just wondered. That history book was writ- ten by Hugh Kirkpatrick. Do you remember him? I guess he has found Spain at last. He's a second Schapiro now. CARVEI, - When I go to Washington next week, I think l'Il take the train instead of the trans-continental bus. Lewis Pentecost always was a reckless driver, T hree hundred people have been killed since he started driving the bus. BEA TRICE - 'fWell, if Lewis is driving, I know l'd go on the train. Station KRZ is broadcasting the radio opera, that great epic of the Span- ish trolley bus1ness,- 'Carmenf Paul Jewell, Irwin Kunkel, and Gregory Chappars are the main actorsf' DOROTHY - 'iCharIes Shugert, noted orator, will treat us with his resounding voice when he speaks under the auspices of the same station at 8:30. He will talk on 'How I Cured Myself of Silence'. RADIO - Charles Shugert is now speaking from MCC. Hello folks, I haven't much to say-tf' , IESSIE - CTurning the radio to another stationj We don't want to hear that. ll6l IIII5 RH? LIECITOR IOZS fl- l-. I I I ' q Q IIT! UR I Ill RI I LIQCITOR Pres HAR mmome mmm oonmo nunrmv nx'I'E?!EE JUNIOR CLASS 1181 ZNNY MARY DUERR 21 ucnx1o1 q,K,q Vita SS Afllli IQlQl:LR,TOR lo y K U E' Jw THE: 5-' L04- ...,,,,.... .ug 2,1471 -I ITC if gf, E-' c 553 3' VST' W W , 4, f. .. f 33' , Y 5 -1 2 , C2-'1 iff: ffgfr- ::7:.f :..,:: fz' D 7, ,,,--Q -.3 ,T f Iv 1-5 -1 ., -f. 'T 7.2 - 'f.7' 5 K ,-1 ,:- ' Q N : - f-A A .. f .4A. - 9 ,7- 'T -- f- ,. 1 -A.-4 :, .. -- ,, -1 , -ef .I 1:-H ' 1 A ,- .4 ,. - 1 11 '...3' ...'-L m -1 LZ' F -1 2 ' . V. , sw O CCE fl-.L c C J pq -1 I- ,-' -1-IN f. F- li ji Z 5 -I W O ,- my - L, ... 1 w fl ,X rp ,F A ... 1 .J -. .... 7... ,, :X-1-1 -J Lin -- fr 2 3- ,..,y -47-J U: 2 -1 Z. fT.-C 'S -. r.: ,- r' f 7 TZ 7T'5 Z H ,- , f..,. nv 'fl F- -1 ' 11 C. 7: 5 O ,4:' 2,3 C 5 '5 ET: -1 f,-: Q-- ri'-1 4 2' 'P V -- :-. 3 H, .... Lf- -1 5 UQ C ff-f-+ IQ f. ---im 7- 3' -1-1 ' - 'U ff .... !,..J -,- f F, uri .1 -:tfw ,.. fn , IT:-,f .. E 7 : L , L My . , .., H ,, J, .. 2-1 ,Ts T1 .. ri-f .1 'P 3 2-S :Q f :Q :Z 2 HS U f--..I Q ,J - - -gf :F '- FF : : -tr. E U 3 :s V3 - Hr.. fn 2-v 2 EE, -5 O' A , - Jw Q: Q 4 I '-'- gg -. P+ '7T'? 4 v1'- 3 . 7. -, IMI THE REFLECTOR 1928 Senior Will Lewis Pentecost leaves his Liberty belles to jack Eachus. Lee l-limelick leaves his assignment note-book to Kendle Molyneaux. Allen Funkhouser leaves his vocabulary to Leon Coulter. Gregory Chappars leaves his height to Spenny. jack Hill leaves his good looks to Edward Schriever. Hugh Kirkpatrick leaves his brains as a donation to the faculty. Virginia Skinner leaves her science ability to Dorothy Sayers. Paul Jewell leaves his dancing lesson to Ruby jacobs. Louise Sheard leaves her reducing formula to Dorothy Ferris. Charles Shugert leaves his shares in Almagated steel to Isabel Shera. jack Burke leaves his way with women to Walter Wagner. Rosemary DuVall leaves her poetic ability to Tommy iTaylor. Lucinda l-ladsel leaves her arguments to jessie Bourne. Irwin Kunkel leaves his pitching ability to jack Rosenfelder. Harry Wadleigh leaves his French ability to Kirk Mee. Mary Lou Rogers leaves her giggles to Bea Buchanan. Marcia Cramer leaves her history ability to Mary lnloes. Mary Anderson leaves her literary ability to Carvel Collins. Dorothy Clark leaves her fliver to Butch DuBois. Esther Klemme leaves her good nature to Mary Duerr. Hazel Sandridge leaves her popularity with the boys to Louise Walnitzek, Isabel Shera, and Ruby Meyers. Leah Smith leaves her quietness to That Damm girl. Genevieve Morris leaves her debating ability to Rose Gehring. lrene French leaves her love affair with Burke as an example to all junior girls. Fred Schuster leaves his ability with the pigskin to Albert Baker. The Senior boys leave their supremacy athletics to the juniors. We think they will need them next year. Hlslklkbkvklk Mirror Staff for l 928- 1929 Editor-in-Chief ...... Assistant Editor .... Business Manager .......... ., .,.................,..,,,... ......,..,.......... C Iarvel Collins ......,.Wallace Roudebush, jr. ..............,Clarence Roberts Assistant Manager ......... ..,.,....... f Xrnold Singleton Feature Writer ,..... Literary Editor ..,.. Society Editor ....... Athletic Editors: Boys' ...,...,....... Girls ...,.,........ joke Editor .....,.,.... Art Editors ........,.. Exchange Editor... .. ...,,..,.....,. jessie Bourne .. ....,.,..... Donna Sylvester Ina May Shepherd .. .......... Elwood Denton Gehring ,. ....,........................,......,.. Glenn Dennison Hawkins and Pauline Corso Howard Goldsmith The class reporters will be chosen next fall 01S THE REFLECTOR 19 Z S Calendar for l9Z7 - l928 SEPTEMBER September 12 ,..,.. The saddest day of the year. School began. September I3 .,.... Seniors held lirst class meeting. September 19 ...... Student teachers made Hrst appearance. September 20 .,.... Price of athletic tickets decided in assembly. September ZZ ...... Mirror Staff had a meeting. September 27 ..,... Senior book lists were given out. September 30 .,..., Beat Hamilton Freshman-Sophomore football team 33-0. OCTOBER October 3 ....,...,.. Great excitement in Soc. class. Teacher fainted. October 5 .....,,...,. First issue of the 'tMirror distributed. October 7 ............ McGutfey Walloped Hartwell I9-0. October ll .,......., Mr. Bunger shook up his Modern History class. October I4 ...,...... Beat Eaton Zl-6. Wheel October I8 .......... Oh you student government! October 20 .......,,, First picture show of year. Historical. October Zl ......,.,, Beat Germantown 23-7. October 26 .,....... Grade cards. October 27 .......... Beat Catholic High, 7-0 Big Halloween Party. NOVEMBER November l .....,., Plans started for junior play and minstrel show. November 3 .,...... Student Council meeting. Another Council meeting. This looked bad. November 7 .,...... 'lMirror out. November 9 .,..,... Posters out for junior play. November I0 ..,... Historical picture show. November ll ...,.. Dean Minnich made Armistice Day Speech. We beat Germantown, 13-0. November I4 .,..,, Change of time 9:00-3:-45: November 16 ...,.. Football Banquet November 18 ,..,.. junior Minstrel and Plays. November 25 ...... FOOtball Party. November 29 ....., Mirror went to press. Big football issue. November 30 ....,, Physical exams. DECEMBER December l .,...,., Another historical picture show. December 5 ...,.... Marionettes at Benton Hall. Uncle Wigglyf' December 7 ........ Grade cards - Ain't it awful? December 9 ......., First basketball game. Beat Hamilton. Fresh-Soph. team. December l3 .,...... Mirror out. December I6 ..,..... School closed for holidays. jANUARY january 3 .........,.. Back to work again. january 4 .,..,..... . Mirror out. january 5 .....,...... Movie - historical. january 6 ............ Beat Shelbyville. january 9 ............ Mirror staff decided to give play. january ll .,.....,.. McGuffey Walloped Springfield, 30-24. january I2 .,.,...... New Student Council members elected. lContinued on Page Twenty-threej l22l TH E REFLECTOR l92S CALANDAR fcontinued from page 225 january I3 Beat Catholic High. Football boys - Firel Help! Murder! january 19 Work on Operetta was progressing well. january 20 McGuffey defeated Reading, 37-l8. january 24 Dummy parts were given out. january 27 Beat lsrael, Z8-23. january 30 i......... New Student-Teachers. FEBRUARY February 2 Operretta Feast of the Little Lanterns February 7.. Council meeting. February I0 McGuffey won from College Corner. February 13 More Debates. February I5 Movie. February 16 ........ Radio Concert. February I7 ,......, We won again - Hamilton Fresh-Soph. February Zl .,.,.... Beat Reading. February Z4 McGuffey 23, M. M. l. l-1. February 27 Assembly - pay your bills. February Z9 Dummy dress rehearsal. MARCH March Z ,......,...... Dummy - f'Mirror Staff play. March 5 ...,.......... Sophomore-junior debates. March 9 ..,........... Tournament. Penny Supper. March I6 ............ Party honoring McGulTey athletes. March 23 ........,... McGuffey-Oakwood program. March 26 .......... .Gang-wayg plaster's fallen. March Z7 ............ Senior play was chosen. March Z9 ,..... McGuiTey-Miamisburg Progra m March 30 ........,.. Spring vacation. Bring on the Easter bunny. APRIL April IO .,.......,.... At school again! Ain't it awful? April April lZ April I3 April ll .............. 19iffffQ'fff.I Gold footballs and basketballs awarded. Missing The Canary Murder Case. Goodwill program at Oakwood. McGufTey beat College Corner, 7-Z. Wood-will program at Miamisburg. Beat Hamilton. junior-Senior Reception! Game postponed. College Corner had the measles. Game postponed. Mirror out. Book reports - the last ones! HA Lucky Break - Senior play. Hard at work on the Annual. State Tournament at Columbus. Senior Dance. Faculty party for Seniors. Baccalaureate The Annual, The Reflector, out. April 20 ..,,,.,....... April Z5 .............. April 27 ,......,.... MAY May 4 ...,.....,...,..., May 9 ......,........... May l5 ........ .... May 18 .....,.......... May Z2 .......,..,..... May I9 .,.............. May Z5 ,.,...,..,..,... May 29 ................ jUNE june l .....,.....,...,.. june 3 ..........,..,.. . june 6 ..,..,..,.....,... june 7 ..............,... june 8 ....,........,.... Commencement. School Picnic. Last day. Seniors wept real tears. l23l THE REELECTOR I 979 Left to right, back: Shugert, Smith, Klemme, Hadsel, Pentecost, Clark, Hill lfunkhouser, Morris, Chappars, Burke, Rogers. l3ront: Sandrige, Anderson, DuVall. A Lucky Break THE CLASS OE 1928 McGUFFEY AUDITORIUM, MAY 18, l9Z8. Time - Present Place - Ofiice of Hotel Mullet, Matasquan, Conn. CHARACTERS Martha Mullet - Proprietor of Hotel Mullet Nora Mullet - Her daughter Elmine Ludine Smith - a servant Benny Ketcham - A super salesman Abner Ketcham - His uncle Mrs. Barrett - A guest Claudia - Her daughter Tommy Lansing - An artist john Bruce - A man of business Charles Martin - His secretary jura Charente - A dancing teacher Var Charente - Her brother Bella Mac Watt Alchiba Spinster Alphecca Spinster l Guests l Chauffeur and Busman Lucinda Hadsel Hazel Sandridge Mary Anderson jack Hill Allen Funkhouser Dorothy Clark Mary Lou Rogers jack Burke Charles Shugert Lewis Pentecost Genevieve Morris Gregory Chappars Rosemary DuVall Esther Klemme Leah Smith Paul Jewell Play Director: Miss Pearl Corl, assisted by Miss Harriet Ellis, Miss Katherine Long, Miss Cathcart. Business Manager: Irwin Kunkle, assisted by Hugh Kirkpatrick. Stage committee: Marcia Cramer, Irene French, Harry Wadleigh, jack Eachus, Carvel Collins, Virginia Skinner. Ushers: Lee Himelick, Louise Sheard, Ered Schuster, Virginia Skin- ner, lrene French. l34l THE R If FLECTOR I 9 2 S Left to right, buck: Soltysik, Leilwell, Scliocke. Ifront: Wzllnitxsk, Morris, Bourne. Geliring. junior Play IIE junior girls made :1 distinct contribution to the junior public program. They presented ll clever one-uct play, Gertrude Wheeler. M.D., and Ruby jzicobs led il chorus of sailor lads in il dance act. :If Pk :If Dk Bk Dk Left to right: Buchzmun, Dzunm, Duerr, Sayers, Ferris, jzlcobs, Sherri. junior Girls I39I l llli RliliLlEC'l'OR lO S UDUMMYH CAST. Lelt to right. Standing: Elwood Denton, Clarence Roberts, Gregory Chappars, lna May Shepherd, Mary Lou Rogers, Wallace Roudebush. Sitting: Mary Anderson, Carvel Collins, Genevieve Morris. Plsvklkbkbkbls T H E D U M M Y presented by Mirror Staff MQGUFFEY AUDITORIUM, MARCH 2, l928. CHARACTERS Sylvia - The Walton Maid ..... .,..s........,,,.. ....l . . ,. .INA MAY SHEPHERD Professor Walton -- Aged 50 .... ...... ...,.,...... C I ARVEL COLLINS Margaret Walton - His daughter ....,.,,.r .i.r.,.,. A flARY Lou ROGERS Mrs. Walton - Who hates men .............,.. ......... ...., lv l ARY ANDERsON jim Cameron -Q Mrs. Walton's nephew s...4...... . ....,.,....l.l, ELWOOD DENTON Curtis Blair w 'lThe Dummy ....,....,.,....,,,. . ., HWALLACE ROUDEBUSH, jR. Alaska - a dectective ....,r,,..,.,,.....,,..,.,.. ,..4...,44.. G REGORY CHAPPARS Sam Hedges - not what he seems ,.,...,.......r..,........,........ CLARENCE ROBERTS Dorothy Burke - Hedge's confederate .........................,.. GENEVIEVE MORRIS Music was furnished between the acts. Cornet solos ..,r....,..,., .,,.,.........r... . .AVALTER XMAGNER, AND WILIIRED MORRIS Piano solos .....,.,.,....,..........,.......,... RUBY JACOBS AND DOROTHY HECKERT '27 Business manager: ALLEN FUNHHOESER. Stage Committee: NTARCIA CRAMER, hIESSlE BOURNE, LEAII SMITH, VIR- GINIA SKINNER, LEON COULTER. Electrieianszjaex EAcHLs, WALIER XVAGNER. l26I THIS REFLECTGR 1923 Latin Club Last rows, left to right: Burt Harris, Ruth Sclionwald, Stanley Roberts, Elizabeth Hendricks, George Chappars. Alma Walnitzek, Billy Shideler, Donna Sylvester, Calvin Skinner, Edna Hutchisson, Arnold Singleton, Mary lfrances Fogarty, Glenn Dennison, Helen Towner, Wallace Roude- bush, Ruth Guiler, Howard Goldsmith, Mary Louise Roberts. Front row, left to right: Miriam Guiler, Alice Williams, jack Byrne. Mark Foster, lna May Shepherd, Geneva Rogers, Helena Kolb, lkllselsekvkik Early in September the students in the Latin classes met and organiz- ed a Latin Club. The following ofhcers were elected: Consul Wallace Roudebush Praetor George Chappars Censor Ina May Shepherd Quzestor A Ruth Guiler ln May a Latin Banquet was given by the tirst year class to the second year class. The guests and slaves were dressed in Roman garments. The menu was: Gustusg ova, Lactuca capitatag cena: aper umbrius, Fabae viridae, olivae et cucumeres, panisg Secunda mensa: Mala Persica, bellaria, vinum innocuum. After the dinner, a program was given by the hrst year class and speeches were made by the second year class. Miss Cathcart is sponsor for the club. l27l THE REFLECTOR 1928 Left to right, back: Pentecost, Funkhouser, Collins, Taylor, Shugert, Denton, Roberts. Middle: Mee, Anderson, Hadsel, Bourne, Roudebush. Front: Sandridge, Morris, Rogers, Schocke. Pkvifbkflflkvk A Good-will Programs IN order to maintain a feeling of good-will between schools, several Good-will programs have been given. On March 23, several picked speakers of the Oakwood High School of Dayton came to Oxford. Music was furnished by the McGufTey High School Orchestra, and the Boys' Glee Club. Hazel Sandridge made the welcoming address. Robert Cow- den, Eleanor Butler, and Grace Warner were the Oakwood speakers. The topic for the debate was, Resolved: That the Volstead Act should be main- tained as it now stands. McGuffey speakers were jessie Bourne and Alan Funkhouser. Those from Oakwood were L. j. Wood and Howard Davis. Refreshments were served after the program and the students of McGuffey were given a chance to meet the friends of the Oakwood High School of Dayton. On March 29, some of the speakers from the Miamisburg High School came to McGufTey to speak. Lewis Pentecost welcomed Miamisburg. Short talks were given by justin Smith and Eula Riddel, both of Miamisburg. The program ended with a debate, Resolved: That the decision of three judges should replace that of jury. The Miamisburg speakers were Mar- jorie Shade and Margaret Bear. Mcfjuffey speakers were Clarence Roberts and Mary Lou Rogers. An hour of entertainment was then enjoyed by the guests. Genevieve Morris, Alice Schocke, Mary Anderson, Charles Shugert, and Kirk Mee went to Miamisburg at a later date. Lucinda Hadsel, Car- vel Collins, Elwood Denton, Thomas Taylor, and Pat Roudebush went to Oakwood, Dayton, on April 13, and appeared in a joint program there. TZSRI rue 1uaFgLgEgc'i'oR to 1 o 2 s Choral Club Top to bottom, left to right. lst row: listher Klemme, llazel Sandrige, Louise Sheard, Miss johnson tdirectorl, Beatrice Buchanan, Virginia Skinner, Rose Gehring. Znd row: . Irene French, llelen Soltysik, Opal Flint, Lucille Tharp, Frances Morrical, Donna Sylvester, Ruth Strohmier, jessie Bourne, Mary Anderson. 3rd row: Frances Early faccompanistl Ruby Meyers, Mary lnloes, Mary Louise Roberts, Leah Smith, Marjorie Damm, Geneva Rogers, Dorothy Sayers, Viola Tharpe, Dorothy Ledwell. 4th row: Pauline Corso, Anna Iflawkins, Mary Lou Rogers, Miriam Guiler, Ina May Shepherd, Vada Bourne, Marcia Cramer. Pk Pk :ls wk sk Pk GIRLS' CHORAL CLUB I-IE girls' Choral Club has been particularly active this year. Under the direction of Miss Ruth johnson, and with Miss Francis Early as accompanist, the club has appeared many times. I'The Feast of the Little Lanterns, chosen for the annual operetta, was a big success. The scene was laid in a Chinese garden, and the stage and costumes were very picturesque. McCufTey girls who had solo parts were: Mary Anderson, Mary Lou Rogers, and Dorothy Ledwell. Thirty- two girls took part in the operetta. Representatives of the Choral Club were sent to Hamilton to sing in the County Chorus. Those chosen from the Senior High School were: Leah Smith, Marcia Cramer, Esther Klemme, Mary l.ou Rogers, Virginia Ekinner, Mary Anderson, Dorothy Ledwell, jessie Bourne, Ina May Shep- erd. The Club sang at Parent-Teachers' meetings several times, and fur- nished delightful music for the graduation exercises and for the Bac- calaureate Service. lZ9l THE REFLECTOR 1928 Boys' Glee C'lub 2l41lsPlsHl42k2lf TlrlE Boy's Glee Club made a very creditable showing this year under the able leadership of Professor William E. Ross. The Glee Club made six public appearances this year: the Oakwood Good-Will program, the Miamisburg Good-Will program, the Minstrel, Common Clay , Baccalaureate, and Commencement. On November l8. l927, at the same time as the junior Plays, the Glee Club presented a farce written in rhythm, 'lCo1nmon Clay. The cast in- cluded: Leon Coulter, Howard Goldsmith, jack Hill, Kendle Molyneaux, Elwood Denton, Wallace Roudebush, jr., Carvel Collins, and Hugh Schocke. The plays concluded with a Minstrel by the Glee Club. I M lnterlocutor - Charles Shugert End Men: Thomas Taylor, Hugh Schocke, Kirk Mee, jack Rosenfelder. Quartette: jack Eachus, jack Burke, Allen Funkhouser, Frank Marquis. lThe chorus was composed of all the members of the Glee Club. On the Good-Will programs, the Club sang numbers of a light and humorous nature. Both the audience and the boys in the Club enjoyed these programs to the utmost. Again at Baccalaureate and at Commencement the Boy's Glee Club appeared. At Baccalaureate the Glee Club and Choral Club combined, forming a mixed chorus of sixty-four voices. Commencement marked the last appearance of the Glee Club. At this time, the Club sang a group of three numbers which were well received by the audience. ' 'A .' iff--P kk 74 dll? bgggff l30l THE REFLELTOR 19 7 S vu 3' EU gf 9-I as rm rn W E fl.. rn 2' 72 PT 3 m w LD 5 3. :- A BJ 0 Q 5 lj. g ? EU I A C -X. rc rm Z' -71 - .x. 3 Q: 1 C... C7 A :. D.. 5 :'. :r 1 S UT :r EL 'L rn T1 L.. 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Bottom row: Lucinda Hadsel, lidward Guerr, Anna Wagner, llelen Wineberger, Ruth Curry, Sylvia Shinkle, Earl S-wafford, Mary Duerr. Pk Pls Pk PK Dk Pls N F? fe ' ll 5,1 ig: McGulfey Urchestra 'Tl HS year the McGuffey Orchestra was much larger than before because of the addition of the junior High School musicians. Seven of the twenty-three members were upper classmen: Ruby jacobs and Esther Klemme, Piano, Lucinda Hadsel and Isabel Shera, violins, Walter Wagner, cornetp Mary Duerr and Clarence Roberts, saxaphones. Miss Louise Car- roll, the director, also played cornet in the Miami University Orchestra, and Lucinda Hadsel also played viloin with the University group. The orchestra prepared an unusually large number of selections in- cluding parts of the operas Poet and Peasant and 'fThe Bohemian Girlf' This was made possible because of the more frequent rehearsals of the up- per classmen under the new music system. Music was furnished by the orchestra for practically all the school programs, including two Good-will programs, The Feast of the Lanterns, f'Goldilocks and the Three Bears, a Parent-Teachers meeting, the junior High School Concert, and the Senior Play. l32l THE REFLECTOR l 9 Z 8 Hl-Y Left to right, top to bottom. lst row: Kirk Mee, Hugh Kirkpatrick, Lawrence Kirkpatrick, Leon Coulter, Glenn Dennison, jack Burke, Wallace Roudebush, Charles Shugert, 2nd row: Hugh Schocke, jack Hill, Albert Baker, Harold DuBois. rkllfllfalfblfbls Tl'lF Hl-Y CLUB is conducted under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. of Miami University. The president of the l9Z8 Hi-Y Club was Harold DuBois. The university leaders were Bob Goacher and George Auxier. Weekly discussion meetings were held, in Ogden Hall, every Tuesday eve- ning. During October, initiations were held for several new members. ln March, Harry N. Clark, of Cleveland, who talks to young men all over the country. spoke to the club. Later in the month several members went to a conference at Hamliton. On April ZZ, the Hi-Y took charge of the church services at Bath, lndiana. The meeting was turned over entirely to the Hi-Boys. Harold DuBois acted as chairman, and gave a short talk on the purposes and character of the lli-Y. Then the boys in singing several hymns. Follow- ing this, Hugh Schocke gave a cornet solo. The four 'lC's which the Hi-Y stands for were then discussed by four of the boys: Pat Roudebush, Clean Speech : Charles Ross, 'fClean Scholarship : -Kirk Mee, Clean Athletics : and Charles Shugert, f'Clean Living. After this, George Auxier, the Hi-Y leader, gave a summary, and read a few quotations on the subject: First Things First. The meeting was concluded with a friendship circle. The Hi-Y held a picnic on the evening of May 23. The club has been very successful this year, and hopes to continue to do as well the coming year. Two boys will be sent to the State Hi-Y Camp at Brinkhaven, this summer. l33l THE IQIQFLECVQR , 9 3 S , I5.I' zgyxk 4 WFA Q Q Q 'Wi 'ia N 3 Q, im dm 1 , 3 5 Q K W I x Q as M M ., ' Q 5 wi, Q . .Q .L gg 3 5 gli? .,,, A - V -...: E :ZAQ ' -5 AJ 1 Snaps I34I A ECTOR 1 9 1 THLE'r'1c.f Gof- XX - cz! ,QQSK U51 L 'lil IE R Eli LECTOR l92t Success The school year V927-ZS saw the for- mation ol three mighty athletic teams that brought signal honors to lVlcGulTey. lfnder the master hand of Coach ul. P. ,Xlbert - the man who is chiefly re- sponsible for this success - a lighting gridiron machine was formed. This team went through a hard six-game schedule without defeat, 'lhen came the basketball season. liight ot' the football men carried the brunt of a hard seventeen-game schedule and again brought honor to their school by winning all ol' their regularly schedul- ed games and losing only to a veteran .Xlumni team and to West Chester in the district tournament, Not being satisfied with harboring tvio championship teams, lVlcGulTey called together her loyal sons again and built a baseball unit. Again Coach Albert held the baseball team to a district championship and to a position as run- ners-up in the lnterscholastic Baseball 'liourney at Ohio State University, May 25th. The tourney was a state affair, and nlctluffey came out second of the Class B nines in Ohio. lo Coach .Xlbert goes the credit for the success ol these teams. llis dominat- ing personality, his ability as a coach, and his own manhood instilled the spirit to do their best in the athletes of Mc- Guffey. 13 c n, l 36l THI RU LKLTOR 1 Q 1 5 U3 'C F' : : if CJ. ki 5 UB fn :- -1 YU 4 rc T' 9 E 5 UC 7 fi W 5 'E -1 -1 L5 ,-2 -1 J 'f C7 :r :J E xr 'Y v, Z c: : C.. FC U' CI F E D-I 73' rc I1 A . 1 'U f-+ 7 -K. PT T1 'LI f-v -1 rf 97' M F. T ,- r, PT rc U5 :T : :, rr 7 CT F 'U 'U ,. -x ir, W YJ rw 77' -1 A 5: A L 1 O 3' L2 IJ' ,F -x 1-1- :L P .-- FD IT v FC :J I '1 Z W C: '1 PT VT ,- v 4 v C 'JU 7. A A, : fr 7 ..- T1 I E : UG ru 'T Q ,.. Z C.. FT I E 2 nf 3 if 7 -1. FT' 'J 1- 2. V. 7 U5 5' C UC fb -1 ,-. 2 ..- .C -1 T? K4 THE REFLECTOR l9Z8 Revue of Defeatless Football Season An irresistable gridiron machine are presented McGuffey in the football world for l927. This team, the best in years, went through a difficult six-game schedule with flying colors. The McGuf- fey gridders revenged a 1926 defeat at the hands of Eaton by crushing her by a Z6 to 6 score, and Hnished up a season of brilliant playing by beating M, M. I. by a I3 to 0 score. Because of their achievement, the football players were presented with gold footballs instead of the usual letters. These gold footballs are symbolic of a championship team. A remarkably matched backheld com- posed of DuBois, Coulter, Kirkpatrick, and Baker was largely responsible for the Greens success although the line was far from weak. Coulter, perhaps the greatest quarter- back ever to wear McGuffey's colors, out-kicked, and out-passed his opponents, and helped Captain Kirkpatrick lead this mighty aggregation to a most envi- able goal. Only two of the championship team will be lost by graduation this year, Cap- tain Hugh Kirkpatrick and jack Burke. These two seniors closed their success- ful careers on the gridiron by tearing the heavy line of M. M. l. to pieces to make holes for McGuffey's plunging backheld. Burke, especially, pllayed a wonderful game. His hghting tactics, against terrific odds. aroused the ad- miration of both backers and opponents. All in all, the 1927 season was the most successful in the history of the school. McGuffey's prestige was in- creased. Her standard of sportsmanship, maintained, and another feather was added to the war-bonnet of Coach j, P. Albert. Pkvlfbkekekek Sidelights on the Gridiron Heros HUGH KIRKPATRICK -- Left end. Captain Kirkpatrick, through his lead- ership qualities, his Hghting spirit, his own excellent playing at the end berth, led his team to undreamed heights - an undefeated season. -lack BURKE - Left tackle. A fierce tackler and an excellent blocker protray jack, Burke is a tight- ing Irishman, a sportsman, and a foot- ball player in every sense of the word. Picture the mountainous cadets of M. M. l.g a doughty tackle from McGulTey out-playing them at every turn, and one has a picture of Burke, a fellow who gave his all to bring success to his team. ALBERT BAKER - Full-back. The lightest man on the team a full- back! lt's a fact, Baker tips the scales at only l28 pounds, but how he utilized his weight. His low charges into the line was the main reason for his success as a line plunger, cool nerves made him the best safety man that has donned McGuffey's green in recent years. His ability to take punishment, together with his skill brought him the highest position on the team-that of Captain for l9Z8. LEON CouL'rER - Quarterback. Leon was one of the most skilled gridders on the team - the greatest all round quarterback to ever represent McGufTey! Coulter was the brains of the teamg he was the man who sent the ball out of danger with his beautiful punts that ranged from 55 to 60 yards: the man who sent unerring passes to that brilliant pair of ends, Kirkpatrick and Murray. ROBERT SPENNY - Right guard. A mere stripling of l80 pounds and a six foot, four inch frame is Robert Spenny. His size alone makes him an asset to McGufTey and he broke into many of the games as right guard alter- nating with Schriever. He is only a junior and will be of great value to the l928 team. CHARLES SHUGERT - Right end. Chuck Shugert, although a senior, had his career on the gridiron restricted QContinued on page Thirty-ninej l33l THE REFLECTOR I9 2 S 1 GRIDIRON HEROS, tContinued from Page Thirty-eighty to one year. He was injected into many of the games and his pass-receiving abili- ty accounted for many long gains. He will be missed next year. His worth to his team was inestimable. He scored five touchdowns himself, kicked the goals after the touchdowns, and swept the ends for long runs. ARTHUR Davis - Left Guard. Arty Davis, had his first taste of high school football in IQZ7. His develop- ment was amazing. He proved himself an excellent tackler and blocker, a well- fitting cog in the Big Green's machine. Ilis value lies not so much in his present worth but in his future. He is only a sophomore but is one of McGuffey's hopes for other championship teams. LEE HIMELI-:R -- Right Half. Unfortunate youth! Unfortunate Mc- Guffeyl Lee was injured in one of the early games of the season and his al- ready brilliant career was cut short, During a year and a fraction that he played, he was one of the Big Green's greatest ground-gainers. Time after time he reeled off beautiful end-runs that usually culminated in touchdowns. Clean, quiet, unassuming, and the swiftest of the flying backfield, he gave to his school until forced to retire. His injury was not of a permanent nature every one is glad to know. lle has the unbegrudging gratitude of lVlcGuffey. HAROLD Dulioise - Left Half. The hardest-hitting line-plunger on the team. The fastest man on the team, and the leading scorer Co touch-downs? was Butch DuBois. lle broke up more passes than any of the other backfield men. DoNAi.D NTURRAY - Right End. of McGuFfey's himself one of represent the and his amaz- not a little in Don Murray, one three-letter men, proved the best ends ever to school. His hard tackling ing pass-receiving helped winning the six hard games that Mc- Guffey went through undefeated. During the latter part of the season, he was tried at one of the half back positions and proved himself very well adapted to ball-carrying. LAURENCE KIRKPATRICK -- Right Half. The injury of the fleet Himelick neces- sitated the Ending of some man to hll his shoes. Coach Albert looked over his aspirants, saw Laurny , the mighty captains kid brother, and chose him for the backfield position, Without 'former experience, he develop- ed into one of the best backheld and holds much promise since he is only a sophomore. KIRK MFE - Right Tackle. Kirk Mee proved himself to be one of the best tacklesg a fit mate for Burke, the other tackle. A real fighting spirit, and general all-round ability are em- bodied in lke. He is educated in foot- ball lore and is one of Alberts most ex- perienced athletes. EDWARD SCHRIEVER - Right Guard. Ed Schriever proved himself a very reliable guard. His blocking ability matched that of Davis. The fact that he was good enough to gain a position on the Championship team and receive a gold football is all that needs to- be said. GLENN DENNISON - Center. Glenn is another promising sophomore. Without previous experience, Dennison donned the moleskins and developed in- to an excellent center. When we think of Glenn we think of the Hartwell game and how this promising youth snatched up a fumble and raced ninety-five yards for a touchdown. THOMAS TAYLDR - Right End. Red Taylor had his 'chance to show his stuff during the injury of Murray, right end. Red turned out two weeks late, but he learned fast, and when Al- bert looked about for an end to replace Murray, he found in Red just what he wanted a sure tackler, and a swift end. Dkvkflfvkvlsblf UNDEFEATED fly McGuffey 373 -- Hamilton lireshman-Sophomores 0 125 McGuHfey l9: - Hartwell .0 T39 McGuffey 26, - Eaton 0 4-lj McGuffey 25, - Germantown 7 153 lVlcGuffey 75 -- Catholic Hi 0 Q63 McGuffey 133 - M. M. l. 0 l39l THE REFLECTOR I9 Revue of Baseball Season Not being content with a champion- ship team in football, eight of the grid- iron letter men turned out to form an- other championship aggregation in bas- ketball. A hard seventeen-game schedule presented a real barrierg yet through co- operation, good coaching, and strong backing from the loyal McGuffey stu- dent body, the team was able to go through a very successful season. To create a winning team was Coach j. P. Albert's Hrst and only problem. By putting l-lugh Kirkpatrick at center, Murray and Mee at the forward posi- ions. and Coulter and DuBois as guards, the coach found just what he wanted. New and very successful plays were drilled into the team. Long prac- tices and the development of passing rather than dribbling were essential in the team's success, and they had plenty of both. A team is no stronger than its reserve and in Spenny, Shugert, and Kirkpatrick, the coach had three very capable bas- keteers. Spenny, because of his height Csix foot-four inchesl proved invaluable at center, and Shugert and Kirkpatrick broke into the line-up as forward and guard respectively, Three non-conference games were played and all were lost, One to the Miami Freshman: another to the county champions, West Chester Cat the dis- trict tourneyl. and the last to a veteran Alumni team. The l928 basketball team was a success. Although small, it made up for size in speed, and besides had two other es- sentials found onl in championship teams: excellent coaching, and the spirit to win against all odds, but to win only by fair SUCCESS! Cll C23 C37 C43 C53 C61 C75 CBJ C9l Cllll Cl ll CIZJ C137 Cl4D methods. Dec. 9, McGuffey llamilton Fresh-Sophs Dec. lo, McGutfey College Corner jan. 6, MCC-uffey Shelbyville, lnd. jan. l3, McCuffey Catholic lli jan. 20, McGufTey Reading jan. 2l, McGuffey Lanier Twp. jan. 27, McGuffey lsrael Twp. Feb. 3, McGufTey Germantown Feb. Ill, McGuiTey College Corner Feb. ll, McGuffey Lewisburg Feb l7, McGulfey llamilton Fresh-Sophs l'eb. 2l, McGufTey Reading lli Feb. 24, McGufTey Miami Military Feb. 28, McGuffey Catholic Hi SECOND TEAM GAMES CTeam composed of Spenny. Shugert l Kirkpatrick, Chappars and Wadleighl Cll jan. 27 McGuifey 2nd Israel Twp. 2nd C23 Feb. ll? McGuffey 2nd. 1401 College Corner Znd. G 21+ 'Z 5' ...4 1' 5 A ., E -'T C . Q ,. E 'T T' -Q A E I FT, -1 7 ,... I -1 -1 5 U5 LT ,- Us FD -1 f-+ m -U FC 3 3 '4 7 'X 77' -Q 1 'Y ff 7? Q ,... G C 72 -1. 7 E5 .- -1 r. FT' v L73 ,l. Pl H, :' -1 an 3' :-' Cl' is I 3 I I ff E F, :r L, 3' f'D -1 ,- LD 3' E FT' ff If A I I 'E C :Q lf. I 3? C I1 Q v- IJ -1 fl C: if 2 6 Lf, f-v 'J .-. fx 5-. 2 :r f-. 'K : .. :, A-1 E f C Z7 : V, 7 , , EJ. C. F 72 CT 7 ... ,gf : ff E z I C : TQ fb T1 3 : F. -: IIE RISFLECTGR I 018 F SYSI PII ,I. TWYEI .l. NYU I4lI THE REFLECTOR 1928 McGufTey Wins Baseball Trophy McC-ufley's chances seemed very slim at the beginning of the l928 season be- cause of the loss of Richard Maley, the pitching ace of l927, but with DuBois and Kunkle, Maley's fellow Bathites, to carry the pitching burden, things proved to be better. Although playing only four regular games, and losing one of them by a 4 to 3 count when they stepped out of their class to play Hamilton High School, the McGufTeyites entered the district baseball tourney at Hamilton and emerged with the district champion- ship. Heavy stick work and excellent pitching won for them. In their first game in the tourney McGuFfey sub- merged the Butler County Champions, Darrtown, by a Zl to 3, In their next and last game in the district tournament, the team again showed their ability by defeating Lebanon by a lfl to 3 score. Not being satisned with the district championship, the lVIcGuffey nine jour- neyed to Columbus and emerged runners- up in the state tournament. To win this enviable position, the Big Green had to defeat Clyde, and Doylestown, two of the strongest! teams in the state. Their having to play two games in one day was largely responsible for their loss in the hnals, but to be runners-up isn't to be sniffed at. As a result of their excellent showing in the two tournaments, the nine re- ceived two beautiful loving cups. One as a symbol of a district championship, and the other for being runners-up in the State Contest. Irwin Kunkle, pitcher, Charles Shu- gert, and jack Hill are the only members to graduate this june, and although they will be hard to replace, McGufTey hopes to find and develop some promising youngsters to HH their shoes. PICPFPIKPKPFPI1 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS! The games: Ill College Corner McGufTey 121 NI. M. l. lVIcGuffey f3l College Corner McC-uffey f4l Hamilton Hi MCC-uffey Z 7 l IZ 8 IS 4 3 District Tournament CI-lamilton, Ohiol il I McGufTey Darrtown 125 McGuffey Lebanon Zl 3 IU 3 L State Tournament CColumbus, Ohiol fl J NIcGufTey Clyde 123 lVIcCuffey Doylestown 139 lVlcGufTey Centerville I0 Il 3 0 9 Zll I-l2l :lufuzl g mlfnog 'Ill gg AAm111w 95112 'J PKI 01 1 11139 Jsdmrl :xpnq 912033 lmqly-' 'saw ' Ll '1 X WIP PFW 'UQSULIS ASNUUPI UCI Asgug ilalapgqg H qapno .um axiofnpg 'enfddvqg 33.1039 TIVEITISVH THE REFLECTOR I 0 28 WI Tl IE REFLECTOR l 9 2 S GIRLS' BASKETBALL Left to right, top to bottom. lst row: Beatrice Buchanan, Louise Sheard, Genevieve Morris. Esther Klemme. Marjorie Damm. Znd row: Mary Duerr, Lucinda Haclsel, Hazel Sandridge, Ruby jacobs, Rosemary DuVall, -lessie Bourne, Anna Hawkins, Marcia Cramer, Mary Lou Rogers. Pls bli 2k Pl' 9' ll' Ol RLS BAS li ET BALL HIS year the McGutTey girls took a great interest in basketball. Un- der the expert coaching of Miss Alice Young of Miami, the sixteen girls who turned out gained a knowledge of basketball fundamentals. There were enough girls to form two teams. Hazel Sandridge and t'Mud Duvall were elected captains. The girls met every Thursday afternoon to practice. Two games were scheduled with a team composed of alumnae girls. Although the Varsity was handicapped by lack of experience, they put up a game fight and furnished much opposition to the alumna, The scores were 10-5, and I8-8, in favor of the Freshman Liberal Arts Team of Miami. The superior shooting of the Miami forwards made the score one- sided. Letters and numerals were awarded to the players. Stars were added to the letters that Rosemary DuVall and Marjorie Damm won last year. First year letters were given Ruby jacobs, Beatrice Buchanan, Lucinda lladsel, and Genevieve Morris. Numerals were given to Hazel Sandridge. Esther Klemme, .lessie Bourne, Mary Duerr. Mary Lou Rogers, and Anna Hawkins. I-l4l THE REFLECTOR l 9 2 S HISTORY fcontinued from page Sevenj With such facilities and the splendid help of a first class faculty, McCuffey has set a record that schools many times its size cannot equal. McGufTey is essentially a practice school, but graduates from its halls are well prepared for any college. McGuf'fey won a trophy for having the best freshmen on the Miami Campus in l924-25, and its students held third in l9Z5-26. Although a school is primarily to give an education, sports are also important. This year the school boasts two non-defeated teams-one in football, and one in basketball. The baseball season was aigreat success. Two trophy cups were captured - one from the county, and one from the state. From the records of the past and the deeds of the present, McGufTey may look forward to a brilliant future. This year a tablet is to be erected to the memory of William H. McGuffey. The members of the school contributed generously. The tablet may be placed on the McGuffey grounds. Plfbkbkbkfls PROPHECY fcontinued from page Sixteenj BEA TRICE - l'm hungry. Let's go to Baer's for a sundzef' CARVEL - Yes, you get good measure there. Marcia Cramer is employed there now. She certainly cleaned up that joint. IESSIE -- Mary Lou Rogers is the main feature in the vaudeville this week. BEA TRICE - You know, l've counted up and that's all of the members of the class of '28 but Louise Sheard. She's running for the presidency on the platform of Decrease of Cosmetic Tax and she main- tains that if she runs fast enough, she will be able to catch it. DOROTH l' - All this talk has made me homesick. Let's go see Mary Lou give her famous dance. Hkfkbkflfflfflf PRIZES WON The Oxford W. C.T. U. conducted this year a second annual essay contest on the topic Alcohol and Traffic Safety. The society provided prizes for McGuffey High School, which were awarded at a special as- sembly, june hrst. Wallace Roudebush and Howard Goldsmith tied for first prize. They were given two dollars each. Dorothy Ledwell and lsabel Shera divided the second prize of two dollars and a half. jessie Bourne received the third prize of fifty cents. 'The two first prize essays were read in assembly, and appreciated greatly by the students. They will be sent to the state headquarters to be entered in the state contest. More students entered the contest this year than last, and the W. C. T. U. was very pleased with the interest taken. l45fl I'I IE REFLECTOR 1928 ,-7 ,- 1401 2 .Q mi I- 2 CD L+- Ls- I3 LD .ii Z 'rim REFLECToR ,933 lcGuffey Table vklkvkvkfkvlf NE of the most curious and prized of the McGuffey Schools relics is the worn-looking, octagonal table, now kept in the Miami University l.ibrary. lts surface consists of eight triangular sections focusing to a point in the center.lAt the base of each triangle is a drawer. lt was at this table that William H. McGuffey in the early eighteen-forties compiled the well-known McGuffey Readers. lt is said that he kept the material for each one of his eight readers in a separate drawer, and as he sat at the table working, he revolved the table about until the drawer containing the material on which he wished to work was before him. As soon as he came upon material for another reader, he revolved the table again. ln this way his work was greatly facilitated. The table used to stand in a small recitation room in the McGuffey building. Many of the present seniors can someday say proudly to their admiring grandchildren,, Yes, back in the early nineteen-twenties, we studied at the every table which William H. McGuffey used in writing his famous readers. Maybe it was due to his influence that we occasionally 'pulled' a hundred in geography. ln l836 the first edition of the McGuffey Readers appeared. They soon became popular, and were used more in grammer schools than any other reader of similar type. William H. McGuffey wrote his readers at Miami University, and was also an active professor here. His first position was that of professor in Latin, Greek,iand Hebrew, the appointment to which he secured in 1826. Later he became professor of Mental Philosophy and Philology. He died in 1873, and has been honored, by Miami by having the McGuffey School named forhim. ' l E - -. .M -4.3 l47l THE REFLECTOR 1928 jmami Restaurant LIVE WELL AND SAVE MONEY 25311.00 Meal Ticket for 310.00 555.50 Meal Ticket for 355.00 33.30 Meal Ticket for 53.00 .X woman, generally speaking, is gen- erally speaking. Oxford Drug Store -I. C. BARKLEY, Prop. We Try to Please Our Customers They laughed when I sat down at the piano. Some fish had removed the stool! Fine ' Shoe Repairing OXFORD SHOE REPAIR SHOP Next to Post Oflice MILLINERY, DRESSES AND SILK HOSIERY All the Latest Styles and Colors For the Spring Season Finkbine Hat Shop Virgivziaz Cin writing for the Annual5 I must get this done. But l haven't a thought -- what shall I do? Irene: Compose yourself. ZWlCK'S All Popular Shades GORDON SILK HOSIERY 31.50, 32.00, 352.50 Our Gift Department Offers Un- usual Brasses and Italian Pottery I Speaker: Cat graduationj Did you ever , stop to think, did you ever--- ? I Voice: Cin hoarse whisperb Did you I ever think to stop? I GILLARD DRUG sToRE l THE REXALL STORE lucividaz What's an operetta? N Dorothy.: Don't be dumb -- its a girl who works for the telephone com- l pany. y visir THE COLLEGE INN l A Good Place to Eat and Drink I Nationally Known Products 5 Plus Local Service f OXFORD HARDWARE CO. Mud: What do you think of the new ,Phone 64 -- Ford? l jack Burke: It is positively uncanny. ESHJUT Why aff? fhefff U0 great Jew- ' ish baseball players? Leah: Well? ' , Esther: Because you canlt get a jew to step on a diamond. Company nfs. MOLYNEAUX FURNITURE OF QUALITY I and BAUMGARTNER 7 l DENTISTS OXFORD, OHIO Farmers State Bank Building HSI THE REFLECTOR IQZS Phone Iiive Varsity Cleaners Dyers QLI4 1.1 T Y FIRST Down in the meadow Rich with corn Little boy blue Blew his horn- And another still was raided. and A. R. s. , Best Stock of Candy and Cakes limi The Commissary OPEN EVERY NITE Corso's Fruit Store FRUITS of the Highest Quality Mary Lou: Are you going to the Mc- Guffey-Darrtown game? Mary A.: I don't know, who are playing? W6 I I Let L's Be Your Druggist J. C. BY RN E RCA RADIOLAS Full Line of .Accessories H UNI BACH'S sERviCE sTAT1oN N esselhauf 81 Peters SMART FURNISIWIINGS Authentic in Style and High in Quality I Men's Shop of lVliami I Stephenson Co. -- l'or -- I ee, Coal and Feed l'Service with a Smile Wright Hdwe. Co. OXFORD, OHIO HARDWARE For Fine Groceries Call On L. H. Sullenberger SH CI-llgark Avenue , , X oRo, oH1o Service Station Tires. Batteries, Radio GRADUAQKSJN GIFTS Y CONGRA TULA TION CARDS A. 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