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

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n3Q -I In u in in n , ll ll ll - ll ll- If xl I N N W rw fe I E . JACK BYRNE. Entered 19263 C-lee Club, 2-3-45 Latin Club, l-23 Octette, 3-43 Writers' Club, 13 Hi-Y, 2-3-43 The Portrait, Who Would- Nfl.Be Cmzy?,' Sally and Company: Football, 2-43 Class Debater, 3-43 Mir- ror staif, 3-43 Dance Committee, I 5 Student Council, 23 Reception Commit- tee, 33 Amusement Committee, 23 Scholarship Team, 4. RUTH SCHONWALD. Entered 19263 Choral Club, l-2-33 Who Wouldn't Be Cra1y?,' Sally and Co-mpanyg Girls' Basketball, 33,VoIley ball, 43 Mirror staff, 43 Class Debater, 43 Entertainment Committee, 3. MARK FOSTER. Entered 19263 Writers' Club, I3 Glee Club, I-2-3-43 Latin Club, I-2-33 Hi-Y, 43 Who I-I- ouIdn't Be Cragyfg Sally and Companyp W. C. T. U. poster prize, lj Chemistry Essay prize, 23 Scholarship Team, 3-43 Stage Committee, 2-3-43 Reception Committee, 33 Mirror stall, 33 Editor Mirror, 4. SYLVIA SHINKLE. Entered l9l83 ' Orchestra, l-2-3-43 Choral Club, l-2-3-43 Sextette, 2-41 Writers' Club, I3 The Portrait, Who Wouldrft Be Crazy?,' Engaged By Wed- uesdayg In India, Yanki Sang The Wild Roseg Sally and Co'mpa11y,' Class De- bater, 2-3-43 ':Mirror staff, 3-43 Stud- ent Council, 2-3 3 Reception Committee, 33 jr. Play Committee, 33 Amusement Committee, 4. ALICE WILLIAMS. Entered l9I9 Cabsent from town, l929- 305 Choral Club, I-2-43 Sextette, 2-43 Writers' Club, lg Latin Club, l-2-33 The Portraitg In India, Yanki ..San,' Mirror staff, 43 Reception Committee, 33 Mixer Committee, 2-43 Scholarship HW - 5 - I off J Team, 43 Sally and Company, 4. Gilf l ll -1l ll 'll ll ll ll ll Q

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L ll , ll ll ll JI JI ll ll ll ll i 1 Senior Will We, the Class of 1931, being of fairly sound mind, and re- membering the possibility of graduating, simply cannot leave dear old McGuffey without giving our successors something to remember us by. So we sadly turn our eyes from the place which has known our joys and sorrows for so long, and after much melancholy and pensive meditation, we have decided that each shall contribute his share toward the betterment of McGuffey High School and the Class of 1932. This last will and testament of the Class of '31 shall go into effect September 16, 1931, as follows and to wit: I, John Duvall, will my powerful Chevrolet to lllerle Tilley, so that he can bring all the girls to school. I, Charles Ogden, do hereby bequeath my individual little smile to Raymond Dennison. I, Calvin Skinner, leave my acknowledged ability with the French language to Tim Hadsel. I, Mark Foster, do will my ability to argue peaceably with Mr. Bunger to Lucas Benick. I, Raymond Smith, bequeath my jet curls to Jim Shideler, so that he may be a source of delight to the feminine element. I, Jack Byrne, will my adorable dia, ples to Louis Soltysik. I, Helena Kolb, leave my agility on the gym floor to Bessie Halstead. I, Herman Kolb, bequeath my front seat by Miss Corl's desk to Sam Lundin, that she may teach him the points in English that bother him. I, Roy Norris, will my shy, blushing manner to Hubert Kapp. I, Elizabeth Hendricks, do hereby ordain that Martha Roda- baugh is to have exclusive use of my Spanish coiffure. I, Keith Myers, do modestly bequeath my school-girl com- plexion to Hugh Bradner. I, Abbie Halter, do give my turned up nose to Frances Mc- Gufiin. I, Victor Morrical, do hereby bequeath my stupendous ability to spout flowery language to Earl Swaiford. I8 G ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll 6