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

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The Class of I930 SllE5VlIlE5llNll liiiilsmemiss By Roi Cooper Megue May 9, 1930 CAST OF CHARACTERS Earl Goddard ..,.,...,..,..,,..,.,,.,..,,,..7.. Joe Spence ..,... Ralph Denby ,.,,.. Henry Garrison .,,.. George ,,......... Billy Meekin .,,,,, Jimmie Shannon .... Mrs. Garrison , . . Anne Windsor ..,,.,.. Irene Trevor ,.,,.,.. Georgianna Garrison .,,.. Lillian Trevor ,,.,,,-,,. Peggy Wood .,,.,,., Florence Jones ,,,,... Betty Willoughby. . , Clarence Roberts , , , . , Arnold Singleton ,.,.,.-.,Bert Harris Glen Dennison Howard Goldsmith Wallace Roudebush Jr. Elwood Denetn . . 7 , ,Lucile Tharp Donna Sylvester ,, . . ,Miriam Guiler , . ,.Alice Robbins Roberta McCreary ,, . ,Ina May Shephard Lucile Tharp , . , 7 .Vada Bourne fl'r1ge Eigl-tesnl

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WHEN WHS MVIIESJIRIIEB Vllt5lIRCM GMDUNGIEE TOP ROW: Denton, Dennison, Roberts, Davis SECOND ROW: Roudebueh, Singleton, Shideler, Marquis, Goldsmith THIRD ROW: Kirkpatrick, Morrical, Rogers, Kunkle, Sylvester, Chappers FOURTH ROW: Harris, Flint, L.Tharp, V,Tharp, Strohmier. FRONT ROW: Hawkins, Corso, Bourne, Shepharb, Guiler. ffnga Sevmtnewl

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SlIE5llNlllIlfIDllR lIlf3llR4Dll'IDllHlllIEB1!36M SCENE: Warm summer evening in 1940. ACTION: Danny daCruz pounded excitedly on the door of the Roud- ebush home. In answer to the look of surprise on J ane's face as she opened the door, he exclaimed, O, look, Jane! See what I've found! An old McGuffey annual, issued the year your brother was a senior. As they passed into the house, they were greeted by cries of joy: Look whathe's got An old Reflector! from Joe Kirkpatrick, Gail Hawkins, and Caroline Shepherd, who were sitting by the fire. Yes, said Danny, and when I found it I brought it right over so we could all look at it. ,'Why , he continued, opening the book to the Senior Page here's a picture of J ane's brother, Pat. Good looking chap wasn't he? By the way, Jane, what's he doing now? Pat? , asked Jane, why he's playing baseball with the Yanks. He always said he wanted to be a professional baseball player. I suppose, too, that Ina May Shepherd has left the Broadway stage for Hollywood. You know she played the title role in the refilming of that old favorite, The Magnific- cent Flirt. Say, who's that fellow? There? Oh, that's 'Peasblossom' Goldsmith. Say, though, it's the funniest thing! When Howarb went to Miami, he ran into Pittser, and the coach made a great big 'he-man' out of him. He's football coach at Notre Dame now. Speaking of athletics, McGuifey was certainly well represented at the Olympics this year. Arthur Davis won the 100-meter dash, and Opal Flint defeated Betty Robinson in the women's division of the same event. I hear too that Stanley Kunkel is President of the University of Cin- cinnati, and is advocating more physical education among the co-eds. Her- schel Bess is voice instructor at the Cincinnati, Conservatory., He spends his spare time driving a bus on the Hamilton-Cincinnati bus line. That reminds me, Helen Kane has stopped making records for Victory too much competition from another baby-voiced girl, named Viola Tharp. They say Lucille Tharp's patented reducing machine is making her a fortune. Yes, and Elwood Denton, who has long been admired as McGuifey's most talented handshaker, is making tremendous commissions as a salesman for the Crosley Radio Corporation. Thelma Pheanis, she was always such a motherly sort of person, is sponsering a correspondence course, under the personal direction of Dorthy Dix, on 'Advice to the Lovelorn' . fPage Nineteenl