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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1937 volume:

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William McGuffey High School Miami University Oxford, Chio Volume XVI June 1937 Printed by Industrial Arts Class Edited by M:Gufl'ey Reflector Staff' H Twenty seven years ago in 1910 the William McGuffey School was founded by Dr.J.W. Heckert, Professor of Education and Di- rector of McGuffey School, as a training school for student teach- ers at Teacher's College of Mi- ami University. The school was named for William McGuffey, who was professor of English at Miami. The original McGuffey School was merely the south wing of our present building. At first there were only two years of high school work offered with an en- rollment of 35. A third year was added in 1911, and in 1912 afull four year course was established. Mr. Schwartz, who is present Professor of History at State Col- lege, Bowling Green, Ohio, was the first principal of McGuffey. He was replaced in 1915 by Mr. Charles S. Bunger, who held that position until his death in 1935. There is a constantly increas- STUD ing attendance. Later a large aud- itorium Was added. Then in 1925 the attendance became so large that it Was necessary to add an extension which cost approxi- mately S165,000. The primary and intermediate departments of Mc- Guffey School, and a large Well- equipped gymnasium are located in this Wing. Thirty-two critic teachers are now employed in McGuffey. The first enrollment of the entire Mc- Guffey School in 1910 was one hundred and fifty-eight. This has increased to five hundred and nine in 1936-37 . In spite of the fact that some people think that practice-teach- ing hinders the progress of the students, excellent Work is done, and McGuifey High School grad- uates are admitted to any of the state universities without taking entrance examinations, a n d there, many have made splendid records. Page 2 THE WEST ENRTANCE TO WILLIAM MCGUFFEY HIGH SCHOOL Page 3 DEDICATIDN TO DOUGLAS W. HARRIS Assistant Professor of Industrial Education this annual is dedicated in appreciation of his fine cooperation with this and former Refiector staffs and the splendid encouragement he has given them. Page 4 IDUUGLAI W. HAIQIQII P Page 6 me U Uv I N i H ' DD. J. W. HECKEIQT Director of McGuffey School Professor of Education Page 7 i N W 3 P 1 . DD. J. H. CDLEMAN Principal, McGuffey High School P g 8 ANNA BEL li. t'.X'l'Hl'ART-Lzltln :ind PEARL M. l'tlRL-limrlish. ll Wmlh' Joplin. Missouri. 1um.iSSu. Imnuis' lint:-rr-d 1502253 Vnivorsity of Missouri, A. H 1':nu-wa wax: lvI'llX'9l'SiIY .lf Illinois A. H., 19122 l'HiW1'SilN of f'l1i 11H'1'- -Y Nl- WW 1933: 4-Ulmmdu l-niW,,.Sity' A. Mu 1930: llc-:ul of ICnf.rlish Depurtmvnt. Joplin, Mis fl-HK.hl,,.. Mmisml minnis' 15,18-1923' souri. llilif-110223 Iinpqlish 'l'o:u-lieu' Snrins: fic-hl. Massut-lnisotts. I 922. FRANCES KIMBROVGH--'Art I':dUl'ZltflHl Oxford, Ohio. I'1l1ll'.6'ti 1925-IZIZN, lt43l: l'niversity ot' Kon- tuvky. A. H., 1542553 lwhlllllllbill Vnivvrsity. M. A., 19253 Supvrvisor of Primary Art, Hur- risburg, Pal., lilfl-lil?-43 Acting He-and of Art IJ!-'Il?lI'll'l19l'll. Mississippi State College- fot- Xvomen 19254-154313 Special Work in Dvsign, Woodstock. New York. HATTIIC LVND HIVIN- 'fl0fiS, Al.ll'E SW'lSHl+lli-V-llonw lic-onomir-s. liostunt. Illinois. Oxford, Ohio, lGnterv:l N303 Iowan Stzlto Colle,-xe, M. S., Entered llllhig Ohio Stutv llnivvrsity, li. S. 121301 Illinois State Normal l'nive-rsity, R. l!4l4: Ohio Stutv University, A, M., lililii lid., Hilti Instruvtor, Iowa State Uollvgv. Teacher. Czistillya Shore. Palo Alto, Unllfor- lU219-159303 'I'ozu'l1P1', Robinson, Illinois, 19259. nia, 1915-1918. Page 9 JUHN S. TIICHARIJS-ON-Sm-ioncxe and Ad- H01'l-I HAMlL'I'fDN-linprlish. vunvedlNIatlwn1uti4's, l,Pm4i.l Imnuk Oxford, Ohio. El1tP1'l-'ii 19343 Hrzulley Colleue. A. B., 1928, Entered 1936, Miami I'nive1'sity, B. S., 1933 Miami Vniversity, M. A., 1936: 'I'oz1che1', Kenton Ohio. 19313 Gorton School. Luke Fovest, illinois 1933-1:-:z-1, , HAI.B14IR'1' CK C HRIS'I'U1+'l4'1'1RS1JN-Moth - Pmutics. Oxford. Ohio. lflntered 1928: l'nivP1':-nity of Minnvsotzn A. B.,1917g Vniversity of Uliicugo, M. A, 1933: Columbia lvl'liVP1'SitY. 1'h.D., 1933: 1'x'im-ipul, Fonsoliduted Sc-hool, Ro:ndin::. Minnesota. 1917-19193 Superintendent, Maple Luk:- Sc-hools, Minnesota, 1919-1921: l'l'iI1l'ilbill Fe-ntral High School. Red Wing. Minne-som, 1921-1923: Head of 111.-'D2ll'I1'Yli-'III of Mznthe- mutivs. State Tom-lier's Collegv. Oshkosh, NVisc-onsin, 1923-1927, MARY WYINSTON JONES - Semw-tzu'i:1l PAVL NV. IJOEPPER-Gerniain. Studie-s, Uxford Ohio. Pe-nsacolax. Floridzl. lint:-1'vml 19363: Muli1enlw1'g.g College, A. B. EYlTQl'4'fl 151301 l'YlivP1'sity of Missouri. A- B- 19321 Vnivc-rsity ol' XVisvor1si'i, M. A., 1933 1922: Univnwsity of VViSI'0I'lHill. 19-IT: 'l'P111'i1- Grudusnte Assistant in Gorniun, University o Pr, Atoku, Uklznhomu, 1922-19235 At1z1nt'1. XYisc'0nsin,1935- 1936, Ilvorgin, 19113-1924, Stephens College, Colum- hizl. Missouri. 1924-19265 Colorado State F1-:mu-luv! -1 Polls-ge, Mzlrquette, Michigan, IZUZN- 19311. Page 10 . l'nive-rsity of XVisconsin. M. A., 19323 Dun- villv High School, Ualnvillo. Illinois, 1929- YY. U. S'l'HNHll Ilifl1lSIl'i:ll AVIS. Hl'Gl'INl'I .-KI,IT.Xl'l1llf 'Dnc'1':1i Meiseiw-nii tlxfmul, Ohio. Uxt'm'd, Ohio, liiitmx-'11 111241 Miami l'nivvi'sity. B. S., 129215: l'I11IPi't'li 151215: Miami l'l1iV1'1'SiIY, B. S. 11127 Ullia Stan- 1'n'x'1-1-sity. M. .-X.. 1102203 Ilirm-tm' Miami l'nive'l'sity. M. A.. 11133. ui iIHilISl1'l2ii Arts In lu-nt. Ham, 15'1!f-a1'Zf4. A. A. 1IIUNNICLL-Industi-ia1 llrawimr. Oxford, Uhiu. Iflnlervd 151303 Miami l'nii'f'rsity. H, S., 1192101 Columbia l'niversity. M. A., 111225. A.1l.I.lCKVU1.lJ-Music. lNll'Hl..XSS XV. ILXIIIIIS Iml11sl1'i:1I .-Kris UXf0l'1l- whi-1. fJXfU1'd, Ohio. 1':llll'l'Q'll 1103153 Smith Dakota Stan- Calli-ga, l':11lt'l'f'll 1513205 Smal Institut:-. H, S. 110293 H. S.. 120273 Al1Il'l'llilil Shliuul nl' Music, Min- Miami l'nive-rsily. M, A.. 1931. ns-snla. A. H.. 1512123 Vulumlwia l'nix'r+l'si1v, M. ix.. 11135. ' Page 11 l-Il'1l.l'IN R. HOLL-Nlusic. Wiliow City, North Dakota. Entered 1932, University of Idaho, B. S., 19245 American Consepvaltory of Music, B. M., 1928, Northwestern Vniversity, Music Supervisor, VVillow City, N. IJ.: Dear River, Ahnnesotzxg A:-:hv.1le. Nlllth C1ll'L1ill1Zl. MILDREIJ 15. VVOHLF!IRD-l'L1ysiea11 Edu- ration. Oman hal, Nelilwlska. linterer 1934, University of Nelirusliat. A. B., liillil Vnivezsity of Nebrzisku, M. A., 19343 Supervisor ot' Phys. lid.. McCook, Nehruskzxz Director of Phys. Ed. for Girls, Everett, Jr. High. Lincoln. Nehrstskag Direetor of ..irl Shouts. Topeka, Kansas :lnal Kinsus Fi.y. Mi-asourl Assmtzmt ljircwtor of l'hy,:. Bid liewistnn State No.1n.1l Sc-hiol, 1-e'.vis..n ldzlho. Page 12 l ELIZAH ETH LAWV ERENCE-IVI usie. Decatur, Georgia. mntered 19351 B. Mus., Brenau Conservatory 19195 B. Mus., Ithaca Conservatory, 19283 M. A., Collmbizi University, 1932, Teacher Dec-atur, Georgiag W'ilkinshurg, Pu., Mt Union College, Alliance. Ohiog YVooster Col- lcge. NVQ ostex, Ohio. NV. C. EXYBANKYHealth and Physical Ed uegltion. Oxford, Ohio, Entered 19393 Miami University, B. S.. 1928 Uclunibizi Vniversity, M. A. 19393 Tezichel Van VVH11 Ohio, 1928-1930. IENIUIQI ' a l'AL'L Ml-IEKS-lCntei'e4l 1503253 l'1t-x. Sr. class: termun Club II 33 Debute 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2: Class Pres. 2. 3: M Club 4 lViCE-Pl'E'S.JQ Hi-Y 22, 3, 43 Fmvtlmll l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball l, 11: Truvk 4: Boys' llouhle Trib 4: Glee Club 4: Hep. to Jr.-Sr. lleeeption 23 Between the Miumisu l: New Deul for Marry 3: At the Emi uf the Rainbow 4. -I JEAN El,LIOT'l'--lintered 19.553 Vx:--l'.'Q-11. Sr. Class: Debate Z. 43 l,iter:iry Club il: French Club 3. 4 11'rc-S. 413 iillllll' lic. Club 23 G, A. A. LI, R, 4: Oreliestru I. 2, 3 43 String Quintet 43 Mirrur Stull' 23 student Council 3: Competent Typist Award 43 Complete Them-y Test: till 'l'1'anscript3 Chairman Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion 33 Attendant to Czirnivul uuevn 4: Between the Mi:unis I lD:ng'.-r :rt the Do0r 33 At the Iflnd ul' the ll3:i:1- b0w 43 Sr. Dzxnve Cmn, SOPHIA SOLTYSIK-Entered 19253 Sea' Sr, Class: Seholarship Team l. 2, 3, 43 Sr. Scholarship 43 Latin Club l, 2, 3: French Club 3. 43 Mirror Staff 3, 4 fAss't. l-Id. 4j3 Commencement Usher 32 Jr. Play Com. 3: Between the Miamis 13 New Deal for Mary 3: At the End nf the Rainbow 4 1Stage Cnm.j. HELEN XVICK.-XRD--Entered 19333 German Club 2, 33 Home Ee. Club 1. 23 Choral Club 1: G. A. A. 4: Commencement Usher 3: Carnival 2, 43 At the End of the Rainbow 4. JOSEPH JONES-lintered 19333 German Club Z 33 Between the Miamis 1. Page 13 EMMADORA MINNIS-Entered 19331 De- bate 33 Latin Club 13 German Club 3. 41 Glee Club 3. 43 Study Hall Com. -13 Jr.- Sr. Reception Com. 3, Carnival f.lllL't,'l1 43 lJanp:cr at the Door 33 'At tht- .intl of the Rainbow 4. TED KTGILLS'I'1NG4r.nte1'etl 193-l3 Debate 23 1'11'E'f.i'il Club 3. -lg Latin Club 23 Liter- ary Club 33 M Club 43 1Xi11'1'O1'Y' Staff 43 Student Council 33 Choir 23 Double Trio 33 Track 2 3. -13 Basketball 2, 3, 'Ftotball 'Pram 4 1Honorary Capt.J3 .1r.- Sr. Reception Coin. 33 Danger at the Door 3' Truce 43 Senior Play CBusi- ross Managerj. KA'l'Hil'1'N TIOGEHS-EI1te1'etl 19263 De- bate 2. 3. 43 Scholarship Team 2, 3, 43 Latin C.ub 1, 23 French Club 3, 43 Lit- eraryl'lub33 R6f16CtO1'i' Staff43 Chou' 2. 3, 43 Double Trio 2, 3: Mixed Quar- tet 43 G. A. A. 2. 3, 43 Scholastic Liter- ary Contest 22. 43 Colnlnenoement Usher 33 Carnival 43 Between the Miainirf' 1' Danster at the Door 33 Christ- nias Guest 43 At the End of the Hain- bow 4. ROBERT ETNYRTQ-Ente.'ed 19331 Latin Club 1, 23 German Club 3, 41 Reflecto1 ' Staff 43 Hi-Y 3. 43 Track 33 Football 3. 43 Carnival 2, 43 Jr. Play fllusiness Mgizb. VEHNA HORNUNG--Entered 192263 Ger- man Club Z, 33 Home EC. Club 23 Stu- dent C0llI1C1l2,3Q Glee Club 3,43 Double Trio 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 23 Or- , 2, 3, -1 fNUH19!'2I1 3, Letter 433 Rep. to Jr.-Sr. Reception 23 Queen of Football Dance 43 Attendant 43 Carnival 43 Be- cliestra 13 G, A. A to Carnival Queen tween the Miamisu 13 New Deal for Mary 33 At the End of the Rainbow 43 Sr. Assembly Coin. Page 14 BRUCE McClilfIAllY-lflnterenl 19311 Schol- arship Team 1, 2, 43 German Club 11, 35 I-li-Y 2, 3, 43 M Club 43 Football 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 45 Track 3. -lg Be- tween the Miamisu 13 New Deal for Mary 35 At the End of the Rain- bow 4, FZILEEN BRUNS-Entered 192-lg German Club 2 35 Choral Club 1, 2, 3, Home EC. Club 1, 23 Between the Miamisn 1: New Deal for Mary 31 At the End of the Rainbow 4. ARTHUR EVANS-Entered 1928, Sr. De- bate Team 1Chair'manjg Latin Club 1, 25 German 3, -lg Hi-Y 2, 3 4: M Club 4 tP1'es.Jg Debate Team 2, -lg A Cappella Choir 1. 23 tllee Club 45 Student Council 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3. 41 Football 3, 43 All- County Football 43 Commencement Cum. 31 Rep. to Jr.-Sr. lieeeption 233 Carnival 2, 43 Sr. Play Com. 45 Be- tween the Miamis 13 Dust of the Road 23 Danger at the Doo1 ' 33 At the End of the Rainbow 4, Sr. Dance Com. ROBERT LINDSAY-Entered 19333 German Club 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 23 Glee Club 11 Baseball lg Between the Miamis 1. M AXIE BLA K li-Entered 151325 Debate Team 2, 4: Litevary Club 3: Latin Club 1, :Ig German Club 3, 43 Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 1, 22, 3. 43 Lunch-room Com. 45 Commencement Vsher 33 Carnival 43 Jr. Play Stage Com. 35 Between the Miamis 1. Page 15 lk-XTTY 1'AT'I'0N-Entered 19285 Latin tflub 1, 2, Frencli Club 3, 45 Home lic. club 1, 25 Double Trio 2, 35 Mixed Quatr- tet 45 A. Cappella Choir 25 hlee Club 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Amusement Com. 45 itep. tu Jr.-Sr, Reception 25 Recep- ilnr11.,,u50m. 35 lf2i.l'l1lV2ll 2, -45 Between the MilIh1i's 15 New Deal for Mary 35 At the End of the Rainbow 45 Sr. Assembly Corn. HELEN .IEWICL-Entered 19255 Debate 25 lfrencli Club 3. 4: Literary Club 35 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3. 45 Brass Quartet 1, 2, 3. 45 District Music Contest 45 G. A. A. 25 Typing and Shorthand Awards 45 'lleixveen the Mi:lmis 1. RUBlC1i'l' MOORE-Entered 19255 Debate 2. 4: Lutin Club 1, 25 French Club 3, 43 Mirror Staff 1. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 M CEub 45 Orchestra l, 2, 35 BI'1lSS Qgslrtet 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Nlixerl Quartet 45 Scholarship Team 25 District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 QState 415 Base- hull 3. 4: Football 45 Carnival 2, 35 Be- tween tlre Miamisn 15 Danger at the Door 35 Truce 4. ELEANOR ALDERMAN - Entered 19365 German Club 3, 45 Literary Club 35 Re- flec-tor Staff 4: Ll. A. A. 4 fllres. 415 Scholarship Team 3, 45 Commencement Usher 35 Carnival 45 Carnival Queen At- tencamt 45 Jr.-Sr. Reception Com. 35 New Deal for Mary 35 At the End of the Rainbown 45 Sr. Assembly Com. JUNE VVITHROXV-Entered 1934 Page 16 . BETTY BAER-Elltered H1253 Scholarship Team l 2, 3, 43 Sr. St-holarshipg Debate 23 Literary Club 33 French Club 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Orchestra l,2,3,4Q String Quintet -lg Dist. Music Contest 33 Mirror Stuff 43 Reflector Staff 43 scholastic Music Contest 43 Sc-liolastic Literary Contest 2, 43 Carni- val 2, 43 Jr.-Sr. Reception Com. 33 Dan- ger at the Door 33 At the End of the Rainbow 4. EILEEN MITZEL-Entered 19363 Biology Club 43 Carnival 4. GARDNER RUSSELL-Entered 19313 Latin Club 1, French Club 3, 43 Biologi' Club 43 Orchestra l, 3: Mirror Staff 4: Scholarship Team 23 M Cluh 4: Hi-Y 3, 43 Football 13 Basketball Manager 4: Track 43 Carnival 43 Between the Mi- amis lg New Deal for Mary 3. AGNES RIGLING-Entered 19331 German Club 3, 43 G, A. A. 2, 3, 4 fVice-Pres. 4, Numeral 3, Letter 433 Carnival 2, 4: Junior Play Usher3 Senior Play tljsher Com, Chairmanb. BhI'T1 JO PIIPER-Entered 19333 Ger- man Club Z, 33 Biology Club 43 Choral Club 23 Orchestra 1, 43 County Or- chestra 3, 43 County Chorus 1, 23 Be- tween the Miamis 13 Danger at the Door 33 Senior Play tMusif- Com. Chairmanb. Page 17 '4 GENE BEIMFORD-Entered 1931g Debate 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 25 German Club 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 AAMl1'FIJ1',' R'lllll1'tQ' -lg Commencement Com. 3g Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion Com. 35 Amusement Com. -lg Be- tween the Miamis lg New Deal for Mary 35 Sr. Assembly Com. MARTHA HESTERBERG-Entered 1927 5 German Club 2, 3g Literary Club 3 Home Ee. Club lg Debate 2, 3, 45 Or chestra 1, 2 3, 45 HNIll'l'01'U Staff 4 Reflector Staff 4: Gregg Typing Cer tificate 45 Class Secretary and Treas urer l. 2g G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Carnival 4 Jr.-Sr. Reeeption Com. 35 Amusement Com. 2, 3, 45 Between the Miamis 1 New Deal for Mary 35 At the End of the Rainbow 45 Sr. Dance Com. HELEN THOMAS-Entered 1929 5 German Club 2, 35 Home Ec. Club 25 Jr. Play Usherg Jr. Stage Com.g Between the Miamis' lg At the End of the Rain- bow 4. RALPH WRIGHT-Entered 19335 German Club 2, 35 M Club 45 Football 2, 35 Track 3. 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 45 Between the Miamis 1. JANE MEADON-Entered 19275 Debate 45 Scholarship Team l -15 Latin Club 1, 355 lvrench Club -15 Biology Club 11-'res.Jg Mirror Staff 45 Reflector Staff 45 Orchestra 1, -lg A Cappella Choir 25 Scholastic Literary Contest 45 Carnival 45 Between the Miamis 15 Dust of the Road 25 The Christmas Guest 45 At the End of the Hain- bow 4. Page 18 4 34 lil JOHN HICNHY-lixxte-xml 1925: Germ Club Sl 43 'AAlll'l'lll'H Stuff 2. 31 Nl fvlllll -11 Hi-Y 1, 2, 31 Fvulllmll 1. 2, 3. 4 lizlskvtlnzlll 1, 43 lizlsvballl 1, 2, 3. 43 -Il Sr- Hp4'pp1i4n1 lllg-4'ul':1liUl1 l ulll.I 31 I Q tween tlw Mizuuisu 13 Nl-w Dwll tm Mary 3. I1l,',llY JANE XYARljsvEI,Ir-E11ll1l'0I1 151213: IJ1'Il2ltl'1 41 Latin Flulm 1. 2. Il: 191-1-114'11 Uiub 3 4: l.ite1 u'y Club 33 Sn-l1ul:u'shi11 'Feauu 1, 2, 3. -1. Sr. Scl1nlu1'sllipg 01'- Pl1i'FIl'il l, 2. 3, -lg String: f.2l12l1'101 2: llistrfvt Music Contost 1. 2, 3, 4 1StutP I-I -ll: AIll'l'lIl ' lflditur 43 RvI'lw'lu1 ' lC4'itm- 4 1Ass't. Editor 313 11. A, A. L. 3, 4 fNlllllPl'J1l -113 Sm'l1ul:lsIiv l.ite-l'- :u'y Pontost 4' l'Ullll1lt1lll't'll1Plll Cum. 4: l':1x'niv:ll 2, 43 Jr. l'1:1y Com.: SV. l'1aly C' lu.: The Ulwistmzns Guest 4: liv- iwrvn the AllSlI1'llS lg UIJJIIILYPI' :lt 1119 lluo! ' 3. HAHULID 4Il'INTliYiFI11t0l'm1 11125: Lzltiu Club 1. 25 1:i'l'lll1lll Club 3, 4: Svllulalr- ship Team lg G1'-G Club 43 lli-Y Sl, -13 Football 1, 31 Baseball 1, 2: 'I'1':u'lc 43 lie-txwvll the AIlilll1lS 13 Dust of the Road 23 At the 1421111 uf lhv Ruin- buw 4. llO1IlCIl'i','. l'ULI.Ul If-l':l1t1'1't'1l 1513113 Latin 1' lll I Ullurznl Club lg .luuinr Play Vslwrg t':u'uivznl -4. I ll MX '14 lulxl HAXV-lCl1!v1'ml 1112143 tlv mam l'1ub '1.'iE'lh2lll 1, 2, 3, 43 Islllblllilll 1, 2, :sebull 1, 2, H, 43 lli-Y 2. Il 49 Club 4. Page 19 BEVERLY SANFORD--Entered 19271 Latin Club lg German Club 3, 43 Debate 23 Mir'ror Staff 33 60 Transezipt 43 Cem- plete Theory Award 43 Glee Club 1, 2. 33 A Cappella, Choir 3, 43 Stage Com. 23 Carnival 2, 43 Thanks Awfully 213 New Fires 3. JOHN BRANDLY-Entered 19333 German Club 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 23 Glee Club 43 M Club 43 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Foot- ball 3, 43 Between the Miamis 13 Truc'e tStage Com.J 4. FRANK IILNG SNYDER-Entered 19243 Latin Club 1, 23 German Club 3, 43 Glee Club 4g M Club 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Be- flecto1 ' Staff 3, 43 Commencement Com. 33 Football 1, 2, 3 43 All-County Foot- ball Team 43 Basketball 1, 23 Between the Mlamis' 1: Danger at the Door tStage Manager, 33 New Deal for Mary' 33 Sr. Play Corn. 43 Stage Corn. 12, 3, 43 Senior Play llsighting Com.J. JAMES VVAGNER-Entered 19243 German Club 2. 33 Study-Hall Com. 43 Chemis- try Assembly 43 Basketball 4: Car- nival 4. ROBERT HAYDEN-Entered 19333 Debate 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 3. 43 Boys' Trio 33 Glee Club 43 Orchestra 2. 3, 43 Mixed Quaitet 43 Track 43 Hi-Y 2, 3 4 tPres. 413 Mirror Staff 3, 41 Vice Pres. of Class 2, 3: Assembly Com. 4 1ChairmanJg Rep. to Jr,-Sr. Recep- tion Com. 33 Carnival 2. 43 Between the Miamis 13 Dust of the Hmad' 23 Danger at the Door 33 Trus'e 43 At the End of the Rainbow 4. Page 20 .IOHN Mt-l ALL-lintered 19315 Debate 45 HAROLD BLAIR VIRGINIA PUCKETT-Entered vhestra 13 A Cappella Choir 2: HM' Club -lg Football l, Z3 Track 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 33 Commencement Com. 3. 4: Jr.-Sl' Reception Com. 3g Carnival 2, 45 Be- tween the Miamisu 13 New Deal for Mary 3g At the End of the Rain- bow' 45 Sr. Dance Com. -Entered 1934. 19273 Ger- man Club 2. 35 Choral Club 3: G. A. A. 3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Reception Com. 33 Be- tween the Miamis 15 Danger at the Door 3 g Senior Play fStage C0m.5. JEFFERSON PECK-Entered 19373 French Club 4. Page 21 K German Club 3, -13 Latin Club 1, 2: Or- AT THE END UFTHE IQAINIBUW CAST OF CHARACTERS Time: Present Place: A College Town Characters: Phyllis Lane, a Theta Phi Jane Meadon The Imp, a Freshman Patty Patton Emily Elliott, a College girl Betty Baer Polly Price, a College girl Helen Wickard Ted Whitney, Captain of Varsity Team Harold Gentry Robert Preston, a Lawyer Robert Hayden Marion Dayton, ward of Preston Martha Hesterberg Dick Preston. the groom Paul Meeks Neil l'reston, the bride Kathryn Rogers Jane, the maid Emmadora Minnis Kathleen Knox, a Theta Phi Eleanor Alderman Marjorie Arnold, a Theta Phi Helen Thomas Marie Swift, a Theta Phi Eileen Bruns Molly Bruce, an initiate Jean Elliott Jack Austin, Preston's Secretary Bruce McCreary Douglas Brown, a football man John McFall Louise Grayson, a new girl Verna Hornung Stanley Palmer, Hawkins the Butler Arthur Evans Mrs. Brown, stepmother to Douglas Sophia Soltysik Page 22 IENIDIQ DEIBATEIDS Top Row : Maxie Blake Jane Meadon John McFaII Kathryn Rogers Paul Meeks Mary Jane Wardwell Bottom Row : Robert Hayden Martha Hesterberg Jean Elliott Gene Beimford Arthur Evans The Senior Debate Team was organized in l ebrua,x'y. The eight best speakers from the two senior classes were chosen. At an assembly of the Junior' and Senior High S4-hools the Senior Debate Team presented Fl panel discussion on The Present Spanish Fivil VV:u '. Arthur Evans, chairman, pre- sided. Page 23 IEN I2 SNADS 1 1. KNUIIDIGS in Ss-nim' play 65. lQI1,il'O Soc-cm' 2101111 LJ. L':11'. Norris T. Hub Hzxydc-n and xlilfihll .lvstn-.'lx0z'p:' .L Im Whigv 1.2111 C. A. .Ionos S. XVHIIQLM1 Neumerisu-r 4. Senlm- play vast th. Annabelle Myers ai. Miss XYuELli'u1'd :mal Putty Vzxtum 10. Artie- and Lewis lflvalns Page 24 SENIDIQS WHEN IDIDHI What a difference two years makes! P 1937 CAIQNIVAI. QUEEN Emma Dora Minnis ATTENDANTS Verna Horning Margaret Barkley Eleanor Alderman Jean Elliott Page 26 J U I 121 ez 4. -Q ' 3 5 , ,G X , E-f:I.,?- 4 Q ws A M x- v X' w ,hw- 3 -Ni k 9 ,,.,',. . v. K Q M X? CALL IT A DAY Full lt an lhira' lax' Mm-xml S. 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Hnzvl 'Fribulm lmvy Sm-lxairtf ..... ..,l'ynTlii:1 'l'l1mnpsm1 William S4-lmrix ... . . ... ... .. ......... Mlvrun B1-all Mrs. Dm-wi' ..................................... Jam- Bom-km Vmivli: Hopf- Hamilton Assistm-ml My: Lum-lllu I-hiilvy mul Nlail'g':11'4-I l'fn1'Iy Page 30 DAGING MID. TWEEDY nlllilglllg' Mr. 'l'wL'0cly5' by Susan ll. Volilz QI i' -isi i law: lmliliy of an .xIlll'l'll'iIll liotvl 'l'iim l'ii iii! Vlmrac-tors: lull-Suvivty wiin-f iii- . n , .1ii. .. ...... Uuimlfl fli-almrn lniwlti--Sm-is-ty' girl ..... ...ll0ll'Il .loan Pcppu llullliup ................ ........ l lim-llaril Grail Nl i'. .lanivs 'l'w1-wly'... ...W'zlllam- Xviiim-istii Nlr. .luliii 'l'wi'v:ly ...... . ...... IA-wis EWIIIN Nlr. .lvrm-minli 'l'wi-4-ily' ......... ...... . lwlvk llillarfl Hrs. l'm-wivzil :Xrvliilmlml Smitli. .. ...Margin-ritv Milli-1 llis. .lnnivs 'l'wwcly ............ ........ l ivfty Fiilllll llolm-l cilvrli ......,.... ........ ........... P I arolrl Slwnrrmlii Yvws-simiil girl ,............................. Elizellwlll I'ollmAly Ilulvl lim-sts-lilsiv liivlwl. Willmi' l'ai'i1iif'l1a1-l. Vlicstoi' .luliiisuii ,. . liivliaiwl Xoiiiigf. lim-illv llomlrii-ks f'oac'l1: l'4'2l.I'l M. Vorl Assistc-ml liy Sylvia Young Page 31 HDIIQ Pg 32 nhl ' s 66IlDI3I'1I IUDHDMDIQE CLAII Daniel da Cruz James Kuykenclall Edith Kolb Miriam Urban Bessie Rogers Martha Widau Anna Swafford Frances Witham Ralph Weber Robert Herron Selbert Hill Bob Fichter Clara Vance Hilda Beal Dorothy Kenworthy Beulah Brack Mary Louise Wright June Hosack Jabez Whelpton Jimmy Weinberger Marcine Hefner Dorothy Dunaway Wilma Roberts Dorothy Wright Forest June Rosenbaum Betty Penyer Junior Graham Billy Stamm Robert Cilmore Edna Cunningham Charlene Dare Emerson Guinn Peggy Ruder Beatrice Lathram Laura Mae Crout Gurney Phalen Caryl Loge Earl Kieser Robert Thomas Richard Brenan Braden Ramsey Page 33 Tom McDill Frances McCreary Ann Johnson Kath'een Damm Jean Stewart Barbara Wright Ruth Collette Pauline Gray Edwin Hoff George Rider James Bryant Quentin Hyde Murray Peters Alma Jean Finkbine Carolyn Soltysik Margaret Beal Natalie Allen Byron Ward ITATE W NNEIQI 1 Mary Jane Warmlwell and Robert Moore par'- iim-ipateil in the Natimial Sole Voiitests at Uuluiu- bus, Oliiu, mi May 143. They earneml the right to enter this 1-uiitest by wiiiiiiiig first mlivisimi lioiiurs in the State Music Contest at Uberliu tliu previous week. In the National Vmitests Mary Jane re- veivemi a sec-mul ilivisimi rating wliivli was superior 2li'iIi0YClllC11t, and Hub 1'et-eiveii fourth ilivision rating Wliii-li was good acliievement. Fopliia Sultysik leveiwil a ten lluliar awaiwl for having wen tlie state prize in the 11-eelit tlorges Memorial Institute essay woiitest. 'l'l1e essay waa entitled '4'l'lie Important-e oi' Mosquito Uontml and the Gorges Memorial. The forty-eight state Willllillg' essays are now being judged for the national prize of five humlreil dollars and a trip to Washington, D. C. to receive the gift fmiii Pivsideiit' Roosevelt. Page 34 11 .' 1.1.1 ww.. , .. ,..,..,... xiii' f 45:45 ,Lg N zf..-: .1-,1',,,,....1.:..:f,.,, fl 1 ' .. . ' 'H -.-ff-fL.f5'.fi'43-.17-jal . J . A Ta., ,4.. 'w.,v.1.,3.15 ..f. 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' X 4- gb 2 ' 'gil RX x A A W ' A MV M X S 3 ' W ' , 1' A my X' x 4 - ' N.. 4 2 YS ,gf jj. x 3 'QQ' G W,,..D 2 ,Viz 5 X' , , as Xgrfgggz QQ ' m . . 'Q SA K 2 is .. V5 'WM Q 1 Q J ,X ' GX Qi E N ' . 9 ' Sb :A -'I-az: , ,. . X Q. , x -. uw + x A ' ' W' ,F ti S5 Q, L Q x . 5 'Q' V133 Q 1 3 A 2 ' Sl41l l7EM BER- 13 Sel10ol First assembly. New prineipal! Dr. f'oleman. ltr. lieekvoltl replaees Mr. NOI'lI12ll1ll. First football QIHIIIO is a tough one with Cath- olie High-but we rome out vietors! Ut l'UBElt- 2 H 9 22 ,-, 21 25? Mixer-llaneing' to the rhythm of the C'aflets. lnfortnal assembly at xrhieli Dr. Foleinan urges more sehool spirit.. both in sports events anal in stumlies. Miss t'orl gives a talk in the auclitoriuiu in the evening, telling of her 26.000 lnile trip arountl the worltl. 1 f Meeks is eieetetl presitlent ol' the Senior t-lass. Mr. Slotterbeek leaves to aeeept a position in Washington. ln an asseinbly the high sehool stutlents present hiin with a. stucly lalnp as a farewell gift, Boys- organize a glee elub. liireh, l'aiuous uragieian, lN'l'i'0I'lIlS at Benton. A 'l'ale Ut' 'l'wo Cities is preseuteml to a tearful aumlienee. Halloween l'ete. llilllblllgf-BUOTIIS. Eleanor. in a Met? football suit. anfl .Xrt in a hula-hula outtit. won first prize. NOVEMBER- 10 Mc-G. beats Stewart-26-0! ll Arniistiee Day program presentetl by Miss f'orl's Senior English 4-lass. .Xniong other thinlfs the mliav 4 l'ruee was mresentefl. 2 7 L 19 Football tlanee. King 'l'etl antl Queen Verna were erowuetl. DEQ ' EM HE R- 0 N 3 lil I2 l4 15 .l unior Sueeesses Paging Mr. Tweecl5 , Soi-eer tournament: Senior girls are vietors! Lewis Evans is eleeterl new football eaptain at fatlier anrl son banquet. t'hristinas assembly. 'l'he play 'l he t'lll'lSflll2lS Guest iantl the reatliug 'l'he Uhristinas t'arol were given. Mm-Gutfey wins ehainpionship ot' the liittle Southwestern League after a perfeet football season in whieh the team was uu4let'eate1l, uutiecl, anfl unseorefl on. tl.A.A. initiation. Was it tough! Page CA ENIDAIQ J A NUA R Y- Baek to sehool l 18 Melluttey seniors present- a Shakespearean program at the home of .lane Meatlon. FEB HUA lt Y- Jf Metluitey rietorious at annual Stewart-Mu Hutfey basketball QIEIIIIO. ll First issue of ilIll'l'0I',i. is Methitfey is lirenetl up by the eries ot the lntlians anml the beating ol' tom-t-olns, as Thief lieml Feather antl Uhiet' Buffalo pay us a visit. lil Wetlmling Hells-auml Mrs. RlK'l1ill'tiS011. 20 lli-Y l'art'V at the home ot Bob Hayden. 25 Senior panel ilisensision on Uiril War in Spain. 213 ti..X..X. watiie supper in the gyin! nun nun! MAHCII- 5 Filst basketball tournament gaine with Mil- forfl. 'l'he Green anal White are vietors 27-13. ti Green Ware rolls over Mt. llealthy in see- ontl tournament IEIRIIIIQ, 2-L-ll. l2 Penny supper-Fell up for another year! 20 Ye Merrie l'la.vers present Mat-beth to high sehool stucleuts. 22 'l'he Alumni .Xssoeiation presents to the isehool a bronze plaque in nieniory ol' Mr. Hunger. 26 Sehool out for spring ravationl Al'lZlL- lti Junior-Senior Ileeeption. Gala atfair. li Music' t'ontest at Miami. 2l C'-vnthia 'l'Iioxupson leaves for Paris. 21- Mt-H boys rank high in traek meet at Lanier. MAY- 1 llistriet St-holarship Tests. S Senior Pliay. Was there ever sueh a turmoil over anything before? Plily 9 Olllll-KK'llflll'ii'Y Traek Meet. 20 ME Vlub Yaluleville Show. 21 Senior lianc-ef 'l'oo niueh rain but a. won- mlertul mlanee just the same. .ll'XE- 4 tl.,-XA.- lW, t'lub llanee tinllurnialj ti Eaeealaureate Serriees. 9 Gracluation Xight. to School pienie, ll tlratle earals. Bye-bye Seniors! 36 I937 IQEIZLECTDIQ JTAIZF E-I.li1er in v' ief. .. .... Mary Jane Wardwell Last. Etlitin' .... ............................... l la White Q VL l'Llitl.mrs. .. ..t ep.iia Soltysik, Jane Byrne, Uhester Johnson Hazel Tribole Business Mjfr. .... . . . Hubert Hayden Asst. Bus. Mgr.. . . . . . Robert Edmiston Athletics: Girls. . . . . . . . .Martha Hesterberg Bays .... .......... ..... l 7 ick liersting Advisors : Liinrary fl rt l'rinling Miss Pearl M. Ferl Miss Frances Klllllllbllgll Mr. Douglass Harris 1938 ITAFF The fullowiiig have been appointed on the Me- Gntfey pnhlivations staff for next year. Incliriclual work will be assigned in Septernher. lla White. Helen Krebs, Uarol Ann Jones, Margaret Barkley, Franees Mel'real'.Y, Marguerite Miller, Barbara Wright, Carolyn Soltysik, Robert Eclmiston, Robert Fiehter, Peggy Ruder, Mary Lnnise Wright, Kathryn Fisher, Betty Faber, Uh-lt liersting, Jam-k Dillard, Emerson Guinn, Quentin Hyde, Jane Byrne, Jane Heneke, Hazel Tribole, Mary Elizabeth MeQuear'v. Louise Wil- liams. Helen Jean Pepper. Page 37 DIQINTING CLAII This hook has hvcn printvd hy industrial orbs 1-lassvs during' the last six wceks of svhool. While thc- ahow studonls did not set tho body Typo for the hook, the heads, page make-up, presswork. and lmiiulery wore largely the result of their of- forts. Vollcgv vlnssos also used the ReH0ctor :is an ohsorvatioii projcvt in the problems of school pub- lications. The hoys who worked on the produviion of lhis book are in a position to appreciate publiozd ion problems whivh are vurrcnt in the world todajx Pag e 38 LAT N CL I3 V, ' 4. Shortly after the beginning of the svlwul year a Latin Club wus furins-d :is in previous years. The club includes the freshmen, sophomores. :und those who :ire taking third and fourth year Latin. Several ineetings were held during' the year. The officers uf the cluh ure: l'unsuls--George Ilider und Quentin Hydeg l,l'llL'tUl'S-JUH9 Home-k und Plznru Yanceg Censoi'-Tom Mcilillz 'lhihune -Harry Mugillg Quziesturs-Helen tmulh-1' :ind Vhairles ML-Coy. Page 39 GERMAN CLUB 'l'hc Herman Club had two smcial activities, the f'l1I'lSUll21S party and the spring pivnic. 'l'ht- llllI'iSiIIltlS party was held Ilewlliliei' IG, 19256. The evening was spent in singing Gernian l'hrist- mas songs and playing games. The spring piunii: was held in Ma-v, 1937. 'Phe stumlcnts played hast-- ball and 0tll0I' galnvs. then wt- vnjuyctl a tlvlivimxs pitch-i11,' supper. Page 40 FDENCHIJJHB The French Club officers for this year were elected from both the first and second year classes, as usual. They are: President -Jean Elliottg Vice President-Robert Hay- deng Secretary-Helen Jewell: Treasurer- .azlierine Fisher. At the first meeting which was held at the home of Gardner Russell, the members of the club had the pleasure of hearing Mme. Rousseau, an exchange student Although the activities of the French Club were few in number, the meetings proved successful and tres interessantsu. from France. She spoke on The French Lycee Sara lla White Grover Tharp Marguerite Miller Helen Kenworthy Katherine Fisher Jane Beneke Sophia Soltysik Gardner Russell Helen Jewell Patty Patton Kathryn Rogers v, Louise Williams Cynthia Thompson Helen Jean Pepper Frances McDonough Mary Ethel Hill Mary Dale Mary Jane Wardwell Betty Baer Ted Kersting Robert Moore Eetty Young Hazel Tribole Rose Schriever Mary E. McQueary Lloyd Jewell Betty Faber Jack Dillard Robert Hayden Jean Elliott Jane Meadon AUTUGDADHI Page 41 BID 013 CLIJI3 Tim RlllN1lllUg'iSlSu wcru Ul'lQ:2lIliZL'll umlm' 1110 lcmlelsllip of Mr. Bulw, a Sflllll'll'E tem-l1v1'. lt was mganizwl during tlw semml sn-ulcstcl' and thc following oH'ic-vrs were 011050111 Presimln-nt-La11m Mac Vroute, anal SCC'l'0fHl'j'-Ililllil, Beal. The club was O1'i22'i1l?lf9d for the purpose of studying hirmls mul tum-s. In thv meetings. intorcsting I'0p0l't'S on birds were given. Msn, lll0Yi0S on rIiH'v1'vllt topic-s were shown. Page 42 ADT C ASS 'ii , - -1' -iii 'l'lie- Ii-iilli lfiwimli' iil uiiiisi 1. iluseli imlilul ii r. il 4'0llI'S0. llic swiss-wui'k lu ilu- llllllll' l'l'tbllHIllll'S iill'vi's tlif- girls ilu- vlizim-v in lm-airii ilu-signing. iiiil ffiiiciil tliiii, iii iiliiili mlm' n-iuiiiliiiiailimi. I 1 ug ' - llwx' arm' iiitviu-slvil Xl tliv Iirsl ul' tlii- yvair. airtii-li-s wi-iw' iiiziilm' l lint iwiw- l.iIei nllniul mi V. .ill llii viils iiimlul i xiii szili- :it :iii Ari S- i---1 1. 1 . 1- i'i .., .' '4 pli-:isiiiii vi-aii' nl :url silisli willi :i liip to M4 luill s stmw :xml Ilivii ai trip lu liiiviiiiiziti wlin-i'v tlwy iisiti-il 'l'zil'l Miisi-iiiii. .Xrt Musvuiii, lfhlvii l':ii'li. ll il gimil sliuw. Miss l,Uj.flll'S lla-pzii'Iiiic'ii1 slow 1 i liiiiilmruiigli si-i'w4l :is tliv vriliv lvaivlivi' for llio 1 ' ' 1 , 2 vi-air :iiiil Miss Hollis. Miss 1 nlziiliiiv. Miss hiiymlvr. niiil Miss l'l:ii'kiii:iii wvn- tliv sliinlviil tmii-lim-i's. Page 43 l GIIDLI ATHLETIC AIIDCIATICN The Girls Athletic Association of McGuffey High School was organ- ized in 1934. The purpose of this association is to foster interest in physical activities, and to encourage sportsmanship among the girls of McGuEey High School. In accord- ance with its ideals the organization has ofered a large variety of activi- ties in order to broaden our exper- iences in various fields of endeavor. All girls are eligible for initiation up- on the earning of one hundred points in a certain sport and the evidence of a true spirit of sportsmaship. Upon the earning of six hundred points our members are awarded numerals. The girls attaining the goal of twelve hundred points are rewarded with the association M , The girls wno received their highest award of the association M this school year 11936-19377 were: Agnes Riglang, Verna Hornung, Martha Hesterberg, Patty Patton and Eleanor Alderman. Page 44 Baht CLUB The Mclintfey M l'lub is composed of only th ulmys who have earned al letter by participating in the athletics offered at Mn-Guffey. The main purpose ot' the 1-lub is to promote better citizen- sliip, and higher suholastic and athletic St2Il1dtII'dS in the smflmol. Our Priliceipal and Coach are ad- visors to and ll0ll0l'21l'y nlenlbers of the club. As this is the first year we have had our M Club, we lmve been able to do very little outside of our regular meetings. However, on May 20, hte HM Club sponsored a Vaudeville which was very enter- tain ng. Robert Moore Billy Magaw Emerson Guinn Arthur Evans Frank Kyger Robert Etnyre John Henry Gardner Russell Donald Graham Ted Kersting Harold Shearman Frank Snyder Louis Evans Chester Johnson John Brandly Robert Hayden Bruce McCreary Richard Kersting Murray Peters Paul Meeks Jack Dillard George Rider Bob Fichter John McFaII Ralph Wright James Wagner AUTOIEIQADHS Page 45 DDC EITDA The Mc:G1lFfe.x' 0I'l'il9StI'Rl is unilvi' the lmfon of l'rofc-ssor A. IJ. Lekvohl. Its nwnibcrsliip of forty-six consists of H1l1SiCik11lS froni both the ju- nior and the Senior High Sm-liools. The offivers ehwtecl for this past your were: l,FE?Sifi01li-MQIYA' Jane Warcivveli, Vice-presiflcnt-Toni McDill, Soc-retary-Treasurer-Martha Hesterberg. Several prugrzuns were given during the year. Page 46 MIXED QIJAIZQTET Robert Hayden Patty Patton Robert Moore Kathryn Rogers GIIQLS' DCUBLE TIQID Ruth Truster Beverly Sanford Lcuise Williams Jean Beiser Verna Hornung Barbara Wright Page 47 US C CDNTEST DAT NGS 'I'Iie- annnal rlistrim-t innsiv 1-mitost whicfli was hold May Ist and 2n1l was partivipati-41 in ln' both the Mrlllitfvy om-li0sti'a and the Girls' Hlw t'lnl1. 'Flin +n'i'li0sti'a ivvviwil a rating ot' exwllm-lit as fliml tliv tile-ei Vlnb. 'l'l1u iniliviilnal partivipants wore 0'SIlCi'iillij' siiwcssfiil. ln the dis- trin-t. llvlvn Jvwi-ll. tnbist. 1'cvOiv0d a rating nt' vxvvllvlit anrl was 1-Inwst-n as altvrnatm- tn the stato mnitust. Mary Jann Warmlwcll, violinist. and Holm Mnoiw. il'Ullll70lliSt, both i'04'civcil a rating' of siiporioi' anil wi-rv vlinsvii as 11-pi'vsviitatiws nt' their wspiwtiw groiips to tln- stati- vmitvst at Ulu-rlin. Uliin. At the state voiitvst lmtli again rt-tm-ixx-tl siilwrioi' ratings and wi-ro sont to tliu National Solo Contests ai i'nlninlnis. Oliin. Mary Jann was lTtil1'l'li in tln- swninl clivisinn will: a SllIN'l'iHl' rating. and Hub in tln- fnnrtli clivisiun with a ialing ul .L'lJUll. 1 SENIOIQ SCI-10 AD- SHID TEAM Page 48 lndividual rankings of the teani were: Di+stric-t for siniall schools: Algebra-Harry Magill 2nd ttiej tleonletry-Jiabez Wlielpton lst clllCIlllStIfV-'ll0Ill Slierrard Gtli Qtiej , . Dick ,liersting 10th World History-Daniel da Vrnz 7th Latin 9-John Rea 4th ' Manrene Fields 7th Latin 10-Peggy lluder 2nd Martlia Widan 3rd French ll-Betty Faber lst Grover Tliarp 7th French 12-Mary Jane Wardwell 3rd Betty Baer 5th English 9-Marjorie Moore ltltli ttiel English 10-Miriam Urban Ttli ' ttiej Alina Jean Finklvine llbtli tilt English ll-lla White ltli ttiej All-llistriet ranking: Ht'0Illt'II'.Y-JtllJOZ Wlielpton lst ttiej Latin 10-l'eg'gy lluder itll lt'll'0lll'll ll-Betty Faber ltli French I2-Mary .lane Wardwell State rank for slnall selioolsz Ueornetry-Jabez Whelpton lst Latin lil-Peggy liuder 7t.li French 12-Mary Jane Wtardwell 4tl1 Betty Baer Ttli lionorahle Mention: .X Ig'elna-Hari'.x' Magill Latin 9-John Rea Maurene Fields Latin 10--Martha lyidan EIlg'llSll 11-lla. White All-state ranking: Geonietry-Jabez Wllelpton Sltli Freneli ll-Betty Falmer tlionoralile lll0lltl0 Page 49 IJN DIQ AUDIJ DN CLU The .lllniur Axllillllltlll Vlnb ol' fllvlllillivy was organized the sevond seniestcr. under the leziilw- ship of JEIIIIUS Harris. with these oliivcrs: l'rusi- lll'lll-Jklllkl Muaclon. Vive l,I'l?Sl1lUlllf--li2ll'lYill'2l Wriglit, SL5i'l'l'l2ll'-ffl4l2ll'2l Yam-e. 'llI'L?2lSlll'Ul - lleggy linder. This c-lub is a imtional 0l'Q2llllZ2lflUll and is ch-votecl to the study of birds. When joining the club vmili Illllllllilfl' rcnrcivecl six puniplilets dv- svriliing birds, and six pictures in full color. Dur- ing vlnb meetings, reports were giwii about The life and habits oi' c1u1'lain birds. The aim of the vlnb is to better avqnziiiit llhe members with do- lightful songsters-the birds. After El elose study of birds borrowed from the Miami collection, and after field trips, onceli member has become familiar with il greziler number of birds. Page 50 f N lqgif l ' FUDTIBALL IQIJAD Frank Kyger Paul Meeks Frank Snyder Billy Magaw Harold Robert George Jimmy Arthur Shearman Etnyre Rider Weinberger Evans Ted Kersting Emerson Guinn Bob Fichter Chester Johnson Richard Kersting Jack Dillard Louis Evans John Brandly Donald Graham Page 51 Ralph Wright John Henry Robert Moore Junior Graham Albert Guinn Tom McDill Earl Kieser Myron Beal Murray Peters F0 TIEALL The 1936 l'ootball season was the most sueeess- ful in MeGultey's history when our Green Wave rolled over all eomers to seore 116 points to the eombined oppositioifs U for the season's brilliant reeord. t'oat-h ltlubank, before the season, predicted one of the best teams in our history, but when the Mac-ks made their ret-ord even he was astonished and pleased. The season opened with Hamilton t'atholie, one ol' the stronger teams ot' Hamilton. While other teams we1'e opening' their season with weak oppo- nents, MeGul'l'ey reversed the usual order and played the t'at-holies. lll the last minutes of the game, ltider, eoining' Fresh into the game, pounded over from the twelve yard marker to seore the only touehdown of the gftllllki ltider took the ball and sniaeked the line l'or the point after toueh- down: seore, 7-H in l'avor of the Green. flame one for the lighting Marks. Heading, from Uineinnati. was the next victims as those big boys were beaten by our Green Wave. Magaw hit the line for a touehdown in the second quarter. Mt-llutfey made the extra point. ln the last quarter Shearman tore in and ret-overed a tumble behind lteadingjs goal-line and the seore at the end ol' the game: 13-o in favor of Mc-Gutfey. Yietory two, and another team bit the dust. Seven-Mile was the next on sehednle and in that town, Mellutfey rode on a muddy lield to IS-H. Dillard tiashed the way with two toueh- downs while Hob Moore hit the line for seven yards and a tally. The seore was lS-ll in favor of the Green. The next Friday. on a wet field, Methtttey met Fairfield. tlur Green Devils hit their stride and showed tremendous power, speed. and teamwork. Kyger seored in the tirst quarter on a short pass from Magaw. ln the seeond quarter Uapt. Kersting tore around end for another touehdown. Grahani added the extra. point. ln the final period. John- son ran around end for another touehdown. The seoie was 19-0 with our boys on the long end. The team journeyed to Eaton for the hardest fought game of the season. The field was wet and the game see-sawed b-ack and forth with our boys leading' all the way but getting' the bad breaks. ln the third quarter mighty Art Evans 1 eeovered a tumble back of ltlatons goal when he smashed his wav through the whole right front of Eatonts forward wall. Graham added the extra point. The seore was 'T-H in our favor. Monroe was next on the list illltl MeGut'fey went there to deleat them lit-U. The Maeks scored on a line plunge by Magaw in the lirst period. In the last quarter liyvger ran around end to score and at the g'un the st-ore was lil-0. The following' week in t'ineinnati, Metiuttey played Terraee l'arli. liyger seored in the lirst minutes ol' the game on an end run. Magaw inter- eepted a pass and seored and from then on the Green Wave let up and the game ended 13-ll in our favor. The reeord was still intact. Stewart was the lieenest rival and the game between the Tigers and Green Devils will live in tne annals ol' the sehool as ltletlutfey turned on the heat and walloped Stewart 26-0. Kyger scored on an end run i11 the Hrst frame alter a Stewart punt was blot-ked. ln the set-ond quarter Kyger seored again on an end run alt-er Evans had snagged a pass from Magaw to put the ball in pay-dirt territory. ln the third period Kygrer 1'an around end to seole the third touchdown. The last seore eame when flashy Dillard tore off for Jill yards and on the play alter ran over the goal. This elosed the season. the most speetaeular, sue- eesslul. and luekgv in our history. Without the .Xll-.Xmeric-an eoaehing' front our own 'tWeeb this might have never been aeeomplished. The team scored llli points to the opposition'-s goose- egg. Early in the year 19256 Mtetluttey, Monroe. lfaiitield. Seven-lllile. and Stewart formed a league whieh was to go into elfeet i11 the '36 season. llleGutl'ey. having white-washed all eom- ers including the league members. was given a splendid trophy and the m-vthieal title: Champ- tlons of the ltittle South-Western Ohio League. .Xthletie reeord 103313-37, Southwestern Uistriet: Football. first: basketball. seeond: track. third. Page 52 FIELD I UTI Time Out . Hike 3. Sidvlimfs 4. M1-43u1'f'vy Iimnstvrs 5, l'1um:c 45. Knuuked Down Page 53 BASEBALL TEAM TIQACIK TEAM P g 54 BAIIYETIBALI. TEAM Donald Quillin George Rider John Brandly John Henry Louis Evans Frank Kyger Billy Magaw Donald Graham Ch t Joh A th E James Wagner G d R ll Sports wear That meets the requirements of our most exacting customers. No matter what you are looking for. SWEATERS - TROUSERS - SOX - JACKETS - HATS Here you will find the latest, all smartly styled at reasonable prices. cnesselhauf E6 fPete1's Page 55 BAS ETIBALL 'liliu lllcilliffvy liaslullmall loam in winning 1011 aml losing sown gamus, avliicverl a guml 5021501195 remzorml in view ol' tllc fact tllat tlwy stcppc-Ll out ol' tlwir 4-lass liw limos, in urmlvr to play Ulass AX svllools: Hamilton Public fState Class A Vliampsj. llamiltoii Vatlroliv, St. Xavier, Piqua, a 'rl Miami.4lmr,j. Below is tliu seasoifs i'uc m'1l: MCG NUYL'll1lbL'l' 211. . 27 llvc-ciiilmur V1 ................ 1-l ll-vorriliui' 11 Monroe fl'r0lmlcl .. llm-mnlwi' 18 Xavier .......... 22 llwoiiilmcr' 151 Piqua ....... . 20 .laiillarlv 1 Liberty Qludj... 14 .larmarir 4 Uimllege COTIICI' .... 18 January S .Xlumui .......... 29 January 15 Hauiiltou 1l211ll0l1l'. . 36 January 22 Tcrracu Park ..... 26 January 29 1iCI'Il1i1llt0WIl.. 28 Fl'l7l'1lilA'-x' 5 Stuwart ..... 21 .X-lm nary 12 1,uwisl1urg.... 22 l 1-liraairv lil Wvst 1lll0S1CI' .... 31 174-lirualy 22 Eaton .......... 22 l1lUlH'l1i1I'y 26 Springlelml, Qlmlj 28 i vl1i'11a1'y 27 l5Il211lllSll11l'gI ...... 21 Total .. . 403 Opp. 14 -10 12 24 25 27 19 12 37 16 17 10 23 1-1 15 27 20 1352 ln tm- 1li4trivr 1U1lI'll2l1llQIl1 at 1llI1L'llllli11l llulfvy won tllrw-. wlvfualing Milford. Mt. llva aml St. liornarrl. Tlu-Iv lost in tliu linals to muvli larger and more L'XI1CI'1011l'0Kl lmvlclaml 1 24 to 19. lim-klaml wont on to licvmm- runmrx in tlw statv in Class B virvles. Page 54 TDACK McGuffey's 19257 speeidsters carryng the Kelly Green of the school went througn the current track season with unprecedented success. New .uint was .list'ove1'td and will be hignly developed next season, as prac-lieally the same-squad will return. To stat the season MeGuf'fey walked off with high honors i11 the Triangular meet with College Corner and Lanier. At the Lanier relays McGuffev missed winning by o11e point. In the 0l1l0-1i6llv- tucky meet McGuffey scored only in the 100 yard dash, broad jump, and medley relay for a total of thirteen points. Again, i11 the District, Me- Guffey scored heavily in the dashes, broad jump, and 880 relay, being nosed out by a narrow mar- gin. Winners in the District were sent to Colum- bus to run in the Ohio State Track Meet. Here McGu'ffey scored only three points which were gained by Dillard. Notable. however, was the 830 re ap team which placed sixth in a record break- ing field. The point winners of the season are: N 01016 Points Letters Year Jack Dillardf 61 1 3 George Riderf' 39 1 2 Hob Fichterf' 11 2 2 Tom McDill ' 2 1 2 Gardner Russellf' 2 1 4 Jolm McFall ' 9 2 4 Arthur Evansi' 9 1 4 John Brandlyf' 6 1 4 Murray Peters 5 0 2 Ted Kerstingf 16 3 4 Harold Shearmani' 10 2 3 Bruce McCrearyf 8 2 4 Paul Meeks 2 0 4 James Weinberger 3 0 2 James Bryant O O 2 Wallace Neumeister 0 0 3 C. Kennedyi' 15 1 1 Robert Haydenf 7 1 4 'Stars indicate Letter men. BAIEBALL The McGutfey Green Devils, handicapped with poor uniforms, few bats, and very little school spirit in the sport, started their successful season by downing Eaton in a thriller. The score at the end of the game stood at five to four in favor of our boys. This defeat enable McGuffey to have a ciean slate forthe entire year against Eaton defeating them in every sport. Graham led the defense by limiting Eaton to four hits and striking out fourteen men, while Brandly led at the bat with two out of three official trips to the plate. McGuifey continued to win 'the following week bv revenging their basketball defeat, with a shut- out over Liberty. This was probably the out- standing game of the season. The game revealed the strength and power of the McGuffey offense a11d defense. There was only one error in the entire game for McGutfey. In the next game Sherrard, pride of the McGuffey baseball team, pitched his team to a seven to one victory over Darrtown. Next, the team traveled to Liberty to take a fast ball game from them by the -score of sixteen to ten. The following game found Mc- Guffey in the losing column. They were defeated bv Fairfield, last year's runners-up in the state baseball tournament. Although they did not git an earned run, MeGuffey won five to two. MC- Guffey, hitting their stride, defeated Eaton in a. return game at Eaton by the score of six to four. This game was a very laxly played game with both teams making several errors. The McGuffey Green Wave journed to Richmond to play the highly tutored Morton nine. While equaling Mor- ton in hitting, McGuffey took a drubbing to the tune of fourteen to three. The results of the re- turn Morton game and the annual Stewart-Mm Guffey game were too late to be included in this write-up. Page 58 EAA During this svhool your tht- nicnihers of tho nssoc-iution pui'tit-ipatccl in tho following sports: Sort-cr, Yollt-ylmll, Baskothull, Baseball, Bowling, f'i'oatiw mluna-ing. Hiking, Roller skating, Bicy- vling, Agility Stunts, Training rulvs, Horse-lmc'k ritling. :intl 'l'vnnis. Points worse givx-n the girls going out for those- various sports. These points wt-ru elm-tt-i'1liiiivrl by thu atteiicluiicv, the spirit of sportsmanship, and tho uttituclc ol' thc girls who took part in vacli 1-1-spot-tire sport. 'l'o gin- ons- il hriof' pivtiuro of at sport st-uson, thu l'ollou'ing :iwount ol' tht- Sowvi' scason is rv- viowwl. 'llhv Sowvi' sonson ol' thu Girls Ntlllotiv Asso- viution in Mt-Gutfvlv lligh Svhool hogun Scptoin- hor 21, 19315 and 1-ontinuoml through the month of Om-tohvr to Nownilwr tho 16th. The sopho- inorcs. juniors. and seniors voinhinotl, organized two tvzuns: ton girls 11-pi'os01lt'v4l tho scnior class. twvlw girls l'opi'vsv1itvml tho junior vluss, anal ten girls i'rpi't-svlita-rl tho sophomore vlnss. 'l'ho girls wurv roquirm-ml to ho prt-sunt fourtvon out of tho possihlo sixtm-on pmt-tirzis, :intl wvro rm-quirt-ml to atlvncl all of tho tournannont gmnvs. Tho first tournznnvnt gmnv, h0l1l on Novvnibvr Page N EWS 16. t-mlwl with tho junior tcznn victorious over the senior toznn with al. st-orc ot' 5 to 2. The second tournanna-nt ganu-, plfayed on November 18, was won hy t'hu senior learn. The sciore was 6 to 4. The thirrl and lust ifOllI'll2llll0Ilt ganna, which was to tleto-rniinc thu rhznnpion-s for the som-Pr season of 1936, wus won hy the senior tcznn with an 0x1-iting sm-ore of 8 to 4. lt is hopwl that in tho future thu sport of som-vi' will hm' us enthusiastiwully pnt't,ic-iputvd in. ns it was in tho st-hool your of 1936 to 1937, All ol' tht- sports wc-ro unilvr the dirt-1-tion of Miss Milrlrcml B. Wohlford, the rlirevtor and :ul- visor ol' thu ussoviutioii, and wore aissistwl. r0t'01'ovd nurl voninu-ntcrl upon hy the przlvtivo tout-liors ol' tho Miami training svhool. lt is since-z'cly hopvtl that the Girls Athlvtic .Xssoviution ol' Bllilllllik'-X' lligh Svhool will in the futurt- grow. prospvr, and 'attain the ideals and purpost-s sa-t up hy thu flirt-c-lor :tml ulmrtvr invin- h-rs ol' tho ussoviution. Mnrtlnl llvstcrlwrg. Sl'l'l'Pi2lI'j' :nul trvzisuror ol' tho Girls Athletic Assoviation. GCRACDUAGES HOW TO FIND YOUR OPPORTUNITY In deciding which vocation you will follow, you will want to have all the facts before you. The opportunities in Accountancy, Business Adminis- tration, and Secretarial positions are shown in our catalog. It shows how you can increase your chances for em- ployment, what training is necessary, how soon you can start earning, and you can capitalize on your high school education. Write, phone or call for your copy to-day. No obligation. MIAMI-JACOBS COLLEGE Second 8z Ludlow Sts. Dayton, Ohio AIJTCIEIDADHS Page 60 C. fR. Hagden Compliments Shoes ioliiosiery 'DIRUG SCOCRE J. C. Bgrne CUT RATE DRUGGIST We Appreciate Your Patronage Jewelry Gifts Portraits Greeting Cards fHOSAC'K SGUTJIO School Supplies Magazines Rental Library Phone 1 1 1 Kodak Finishing POIl'KEfR'S JUST DELICIOUS FOOD 28 E. High St. Phone 90 P . 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