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

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THE REFLECTOR 1079 XVlLl..lANl lVlCCUl:FEY Nzmgb! from our bearis the love can Sewer. For Old Mc G. Hislorti of lVlcGuf-fer-5 School Seventeen years ago McGutfey school was founded to provide a place for the students in the Teachers College of the University to practice under trained supervisors. We are proud to have our school named after the noted author of the NlcGuFfey Readers, William H. lVlcGuffey, who taught at Miami for many years. The original building consisted of what is now the Senior High School, junior High School, and Music Department rooms. The second years' attendance was one hundred twenty-five, and when a two year high school course was added, this grew to one hundred seventy-tive, The number of students so increased when the two years changed to full four years of hige school work, that the building became too small. Accordingly, the north wing was built at an expenditure of nearly S4l00,000. Not only did the addition of this wing furnish better accommodations, but it also pro- vided a Hne auditorium. With these added facilities, McGufi'ey's attendance grew until many prospective students had to be refused entrance. To remedy this the new east wing was built. lt was Hnished in l9Z5g cost nearly 351650003 and is strictly modern. This addition furnished room for the primary and inter- mediate departments, and also added the new gymnasium which is com- plete in every detail with all modern equipment. With such facilities, lVlcGuffey can not help setting a record to be proud of. Although McGuffey is essentially a practice school, those who graduate from it will have no difficulty in entering college or any state universities without being compelled to pass the entrance examinations, Because of the splendid records of the past, and the indications of the present, McGutfey alumni look forward to a brilliant future for NlcGuffey. ly 4. , - , , I 'f ,S .5 I u f .' , v -,J Seiimz

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RIQIJLECIQOR 1979 Sarah Tupper Home EC, I lon MUSIC Pearl Cor! 'Science Manual GerakmetSaIomon 531123334 Car! Nennmqev Pnntmq Ku Musae Helen Page Musee FACULTY OF MCGUFFEY HIGH SCHOOL Six

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THE R EFLECTOR -W - l929 MCGUFFEY MIRROR STAFF Left to Right, Top to Bottom. lst Row Howard Goldsmith, Arnold Singleton, Clarence Roberts. Glenn Dennison,. Znd Row: Rose Gehring, ,lessie Bourne, Elwood Denton, Ruth Cuiler, Alice Schcrcke, Pauline Corso, 3rd Row: George Chappars, Donna Sylvester, Ina May Shephard, Carvel Collins, Wallace Rczudebush. Anna Hawkins, bkirkbkfk MIRROR STAFF - 1928-29 In the foreground is the table upon which the illustrious William Holmes McGt1tl'ey wrote his famous readers. Editor-in-chief Carvel Collins Assistant Editor Wallace Roudebush Business Manager Clarence Roberts Assistant Business Manager Arnold Singleton Special Feature jessie Bourne Literary Editor Donna Sylvester Society Editor Ina May Shephard Athletic Editor CBoysj Elwood Denton Athletic Editor fGirIsj Rose Gehring Art Editors Anna Hawkins, Pauline Corso Exchange Editor Howard Goldsmith joke Editor Glenn Dennison Class Reporters: Senior, Alice Schoclte: junior, George Chapparsg Sophomore, Ruth Guiler. ' -o- -:- 4- 5- A -:- .55 THE PUBLICATION OF THIS ANNUAL I-IAS BEEN MADE POS- SIBLE BY THE PROCEEDS FROM TIIE SENIOR PLAY, 'fTHE OF HIGH -lINKS . ':' 'I' - 1 41' 'C' 'C' THREE GRACESH, AND THE MIRROR PLAY, THE RETURN lfiglvt