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Vg- Fifi ' fs, :. 2,gf,'f .75 . 21 f, mana nfwms-mac:-man wma-xwmmun.-1 ' mmm if uns:-4 'n m-main THE REFLECTOR WILLIAM Mc6UFFEY HIGH SCHOOL MIAMI UNIVERSITY OXFORD, OHIO N52 45 VOLUME XVII JUNE - I938 ggi Q PrinI'ed by Oxford Press I Assembled by Indus+riaI Ar'rs Class EcIiI'ed by McGu'Ffey RefIecI'or Sfaff I McGuffey- ----- - - - - - - HOW IT HAPPENED ln the fateful year of 1910, Dr. J. W. lleeliert, now Director of Me- Guftey Sehool and Professor of Edueation at Miami University, founded a sehool whieh was to he a laboratory in whieli the students of Miami's Sc-hool ol' Edueation could praetiee teaehing. Sinee then. the project has flourished. At first, the school huilding eonsisted of the wing now oeeupied by the Senior and Junior high sehools, and the Musie Department. ln faet, until 1912, the full four year high sehool eonrse was not offered. The enrollment ot' the high sm-hool was tliirty-l'ireg that ol' the entire sehool was one hun- dred l'it'ty-eiglit. Now, the sm-hool has grown so that the senior high sehool enrollment is one hundred and sixty-six, and that ot the whole sehool is v l'ii'e hundred and fourteen. The school was named for William llolnies MeGuffey, who taught ldnglisli at Miami from 1826 to 1836. He is famous as an edueator and partieularly as the author of the Mrflzzffry Renders. The first prineipal of Melluftey was Mr. Schwartz, who is at present Professor of History at Bowling Green, Ohio. He was replaced in 1915 by Mr. Charles S. Bunger, who held that position till his death in 1935. Dr. Uber Slotterheek was ac-ting principal for a year and Dr. J. ll. Uoleinan is now our prineipal. Besides lieing an ext-ellent training sehool For teaehers, Mellufley fits its graduates to he admitted to any of the state universities without taking entrance examinations, and to make excellent records there. page two Mcfiuffey McGu'Ffey S+uden+s In Home Room Period h Dedicafiony - M1 --111 To Hope HamiH'on Vritiv 'l'Qz1vl1Q1' oi' I41Il:Q'liS1l, this 11111111a1l if 1101111111011 ill illbpI'0Ci?lti0ll of I1c1' l1igl1 Ft2ll1dilY'llS 111' tour-l1i11g', hor PQTSOIIZII inter- Ost 111 all SllllIUll1S, z1111l lwr 11110 vo-upv1'- 11111111 with ilu- M1'1'1'm' Stuff. page fu 111' - Dedic:a+ion MISS HOPE HAMILTON pg fi In Memoriam A n I DR. J. W. HECKERT Direcfor of McGuffey School Professor of Educafion MCC-Buffey D McGuffey I McGUFFEY HIGH SCHOOL lt NQ N.A THE. RIEIFILIECJTUR 1 ff- Q. ur:-+1 .an-5 - sm, H .wg ,Y ,. -ru:fu:pf.1ww-.umumz-,1-e1,1:ume,.fm1m:wnmf.m-m--svM-,WMn-',JL A-1 ww -1. 1,15 fp.,-,Q 4 --.v M,-, L:-1 -AAL .wf ,,1 M .m.:,f, , . Af ff QL -. 1 1 vw, 1 , .- , , X 1, 1 V - - - - Faculiy PEARL MAY CORL-English. Joplin, Missouri. Entered 19233 University of Missouri, A. B., B. S., 19123 University of Chicago, A. M., 1919, Head of English Department, High School, Joplin, Mis- souri, 1912-1922, Teacher. English, Springfield, lXlass,, 1922-23. FRANCES KIMBROUGH-Art Education. Oxford, Ohio. Entered 1925-192X, 1931, University of Kentucky, A. H., 19203 Columbia University, M. A., 1925: Supervisor Primary Art, Harrisburg, Pa., 1921- 192-4, Acting Head of Art Department, Mississippi State College for VVomen, 1929-1931. ANNABEL E. CATHCART-Latin and Freneh. Marissa, Illinois. Entered 192233 Vniversily of Illinois, A. H., 1922: Colunibia University, A. M., 1930, High School Teacher, Marissa, Illinois, 1918-1923. ALICE SWISHER-Home Economics. Oxford, Ohio. Entered 19183 Ohio State University, B. S.. 1914: Ohio State University, M. A., 19333 Teacher. Cas- tillyzt Shore, Palo Alto, California, 1915-19183 Teacher, Defiance College, 1914-1915. A. A. GRINNELL-Industrial Drawing. Oxford, Ohio. Entered 1920, Miami Vniversity, B. S., 19203 1'0- lumbia University, A. M., 1925. page nine Faculty W. C. EWBANK-Health and Physical Education, Coaching. Richmond, Indiana, Entered 19303 Miami University, B. S., 19283 Co- lumbia, M. A., 19321 Teacher and Coach, Van Xvert, Ohio, 1928-1930. MILDRED B. WOHLFORD--Physical Education. Omaha, Nebraska. Entered 1934: University of Nebraska, A, R., 19263 University of Nebraska, M. A., 19343 Su- pervisor of Phys. Ed., McCook. Ne-braska3 Direc- tor of Phys. Ed. for Girls, Everett Jr. High, Lin- coln, Nebraska3 Director ot' Girl Scouts, Topeka, Kansas, and Kansas City, Missouri3 Assistant Director of Phys. Ed., Lewiston State Normal School, Lewiston, Idaho. ARNE O. LINDBERG-German. Los Angeles, California. Entered 19373 Colby College, Maine, A, R., 19363 Ohio State University, M. A., 19373 Assistant. Ohio State University, 1936-1937. MRS. LEONA WELLES SWAB-Art. Los Angeles, California. Entered 19333 University of California, H. E., 19273 Columbia University, New York. M. A.. 1932, Teacher, Fort Hays State College, Hays, Kansas, 1932-1933. DUANE D. SMITH-Social Studies. Oxford, Ohio. Entered 19371 Rrooddus College, A. FL, 19293 Uni- versity of Michigan, A. M., 19293 Ohio State Uni- versity, Ph. D., 19363 Teacher, High School, Mar- tinsburg, WVest Virginia, 1925-19283 High School, Findlay, Ohio, 1929-19323 Ohio State University, 1932-19343 Allegheny College, Meadville, Penna., 1936-first semesterg State Teacher College, Slip- pery Rock, Penna., 1937-second semester. W. C. MCNELLY-Biology. Oxford, Ohio. Entered 19231 Miami University, R. S., 19213 Ohio State University, M. S., 1928, l'h, D., 19343 Teacher of Mathematics, Maimisburg, Ohio, 1921- 19233 Critic Teacher of Mathematics and Science, Mcfiuffey School, 1923-1925. page ten DOUGLAS W. HARRIS-Industrial Arts. Oxford, Ohio. Entered 19303 The Stout Institute. B. S., 1929: Miami University. M. A., 1931, HOPE HAMILTON-English. Peoria, Illinois. Entered 1934, Bradley College, A. H., 1928, l'ni- versity of VVisconsin, M. A., 19325 Danville High School, Danville, Illinois, 1929-1931: Gorton School, Lake Forest, Illinois, 1933-1934. JOHN S. RICHARDSON-Science and Advanced Mathematics. , Oxford, Ohio. Entered 19363 Miami University, B. S., 1933, M. A., 193193 Teacher, Kenton, Ohio. MARY WINSTON JONES-Shorthanml and 'l'y1ie- writing. Pensacola, Florida. Entered 1939, l'nive1'sity of Missouri. A. Fi., 19223 Vniversity of 1Visconsin, M. A., 1927: Colorado Teachers' College, 1927-1928: Northern State Teachers College, Marquette, Michigan, 1929- 19303 Teacher, Atoka, Oklahoma, 1922-1923: Teacher, Atlanta, Georgia, 1923-192-ig Teacher, Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri, 1924-1926. HALBERT C. CHRISTOFFERSON-Mathematics. Oxford, Ohio. Entered 19233 University of Minnesota, A. H.. 19175 University of Chicago, M. A., 1923: Colum- bia University, Ph. D., 19333 Principal, Consoli- dated School, Reading, Minnesota, 1917-1919: Su- perintendent, Maple Lake Schools, Minnesota, 1919-19213 Principal, Central High School, Red VVing', Minnesota, 1921-1923, Head of Department of Mathematics, State Teachers College, Oshkosh, Vlfisconsin, 1923-1927. CATHERINE M. ADAMS-Music. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Entered 19371 Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, B. A., 1929, li. M., 1930, Columbia University, New York, M. A., 1932, Supervisor of Public School Music, Clarence, Iowa, 1930-19313 College Organist, Choral Director, Instrustor of Organ and Voice, Coe College, Cedar Rapids. Iowa, 1932-1937. Faculty page eleven Faculty - page twelve G. F. BARRON-Music. Oxford, Ohio. Entered 19373 University of Oregon, B. M., 1929. A. 1931, M. A., 19333 'Instructor of Music, l'ni- versity of Oregon. 1931-1933. MARY K. KLEPINGER-Home Eeonomies. Eaton, Ohio. Entered 1937: Miami University, B, S., 1925, Iowa State College, lll. A., 1931, High School. Middle- town, Ohio, 1925-19263 High School, Kent, Ohio, 1926-19305 in charge of Home Management House. Indiana State Teachers College, Terra, Haute, In- diana, 1931-1933, Critic Teacher, High School, Bowling Green, Ohio, 1933-1937, Graduate As- sistant at Iowa State College, 1930-19315 Resi- dent Advisor, Home Management House. Iowa State College, 1931. W. D. STONER-Industrial Arts. Oxford, Ohio. Entered 19245 Miami University, H. S., 19263 Ohio State University, M. A., 19293 Director of lndus- trial Arts, Kent, Ohio, 1919-192-l. EUGENE M. ALBAUGH-fieneral Metalwork. Brookville, Ohio. Entered 19263 Miami University, B. S.. 1927, Mi- ami Vniversity, M. A., 1933. ELIZABETH LAWRENCE-Music. Decatur, Georgia. Entered 19353 Rrenau Conservatory, H. Music. 19193 Ithica Conservatory, R. Music, 19283 Colum- bia Vniversity, M. A., 1932, Teacher, Decatur, Georgia, NVilkinsburg, Perma., Mt, Union Col- lege, Alliance, Ohio, Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio. A. D. LEKVOLD-Music. Oxford, Ohio. Entered 19363 South Dakota State College, li, S., 19273 Mac Phail School ot' Music, Minnesota, A. B., 1931, Columbia University, M. A., 1935. i THE REELECTQR M-nm .1rf-a:.uunmi-w- x -4 , :1wwa.fuumwvu.umvmQ-m an. am... X My mmm mmf: --f J -1 .m.w,f 1 Tween. 1 f um-.un fw I nxmvmwux ,mv--vdnvsriauwnaa-mn-fa vamp: .uwmuusun nu. .z vm-su-nmnfnzuua RICHARD KERSTING-Entered 1934: Vice-Presi- dent of Class 1, President of Class 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 23 Glee Club 15 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, 43 German Club 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 4: Baseball Manager 13 Mirror Staff 2, 33 Reflector Staff 2, 4: Chairman Junior-Senior Reception 3: Citamard Players 45 Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4: Scholarship Team 3. LLOYD JEWELL-Entered 1926: Orchestra 1, 2, 41 French Club 3, 43 Sophomore Representative to Junior-Senior Reception 2: Vice-President of Class 3, 4, Executive Committee 4. BETTY YOUNG-Entered 19343 Girls' Athletic As- sociation 2, 3, 4, President 4g Class Secretary 2, 3. 4g Junior Play Committee 3: Latin Club 1, 2: French Club 3, 45 Party Committee 3: Senior Play 4. ILA WHITE-Entered 13273 Latin Club 1. 25 Schol- arship Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Student Council 23 Junior Play 3, Girls' Glee Club 3. 45 French Club 3, 4: Citamard Play ers 45 Secretary-Treasurer 4: Mirror and Re 'Elector Staffs 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4' Senior Play 4. 1 ROBERT EDMISTON-Entered 19323 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Electrical Crew 2, 3, 45 German Club 3, 4: Christ- mas Play 31 Mirror and Reflector Staffs 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4, Senior Play 4. 1 1 r -: LL- - -, -- we ,Seniors page thirteen Seniors--5 W 3- We 4- 3 c--kL--.w A - KATHERINE WILEY FISHER-Entered 193-lg Latin Club 1, 25 Biology Club 2: Sophomore Represen- tative to Junior-Senior Reception 25 Girls' Ath- letic Association 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Party Committee 3, 45 Mirror Staff 3, 4, Society Editor 3, Associate Editor 45 Reflector Staff 4, Associate Editor 45 French Club 3, 4: Junior Play 35 Christmas Play 35 Girls' Glee Club 32 Citamard Players 45 President 45 60 Transcript Certificate 35 Senior Play 4. IVIARGUERITE MILLER-I'Interefl l92li5 Girls' Ath- letic Association 25 Junior Play 35 French Club 3, 45 Junior-Senior Reception Committee 35 Mir- ror Staff 45 Cheer Leader 3, 4: Senior Play 4. DOROTHY MORRICAL-Entered 1926: Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 German Club 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. WILLIAM BRANDENBURG-Entered 19315 Presi- dent of Class 15 Football 15 Basketball l, 2. Committee 35 M Club 3, 45 French Club 35 Party Committee 45 Sport Editor of Reflector 45 Sen ior Play 4. page fourteen JACK DILLARD-Entered 19365 Football 3, 45 Track 3 4' Junior Play 35 Junior-Senior Reception 0 - - 4 A 1 i - 2:2 -2 .2 Seniors JOHN RUGG-Entered 19373 French Club 4. Secre- tary 43 Radio Club 43 Citaniard Players 43 Sen- ior Play 4. FRANCES E. McDONOUGH-Entered 1926, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Athletic Association 2: Scholarship Team 2g French Club 3, 4. THOMAS SHERRARD-Entered 19353 German Club 3. 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4, Scholarship Team 3, Chemistry 33 Radio Club 4, Senior Play 4. CYNTHIA THOMPSON-Entered 19261 Latin Club 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Scholarship Team 1, 2: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: French Club 3, 4, President 4, Citarnard Players 45 Senior Play 4. RICHARD BARD GRAF-Entered 1932: Boys' Glee Club lg Scholarship Team 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior l'l:xy 33 lindio Club 43 Senior Plrny 4. ' 1 page fifteen Seniors - - - page sixtcon I I I I I I I 1 MARY BECKETT-Entered 1934: Glee Club 1, 3. 4: German Club 3, 4, Mirror Staff 41 Office As- sistant -ig Library Social Studies Laboratory 4. LEWIS H. EVANS-Entered 1928, Latin Club 1, 23 uerman Club 3, 4: H!-Y 2, 3: Sophomore Repre- sentative to Junior-Senior Reception 2, Party Committee 1, Boys' Glee Club lg Student Coun- cil 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, M Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 43 Senior I-'lay 4. MYRON BEAL-Entered 1934: Orchestra 1: Baseball 1, 45 German Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 41 M Club 4: Junior Play 3, Junior-Senior Reception Commit- tee 3, Science Club 43 Senior Play 4. ANNA BELLE MYERS-Entered 150331 German Club 3, 4. BETTY KNAPP-Entered 19323 Latin Club 1, 21 Scholarship Team 1, 25 Senior Scholarship Team 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 41 Commencement Usher 31 Study Hall Committee 3: Citameird Players 4: Executive Committee 4. - 1 - - - 1 - -:et W e--.Seniors ELSIE EICHEL-linteu-d l5l30g Home Economies Club 25 German Club 22, 3: .lunior Play 3. HELEN KENWORTHY-Entered H5341 Latin Club 1, 2: Home Economics Club 1, French Club 3. BETTY FABER-Entered 19343 4-H Clulu 1: ljelmto Team 2, Junior Play 3, Scholarship Team 3, 45 Junior-Senior Reception Committee 3: Com- menvement Usher 35 French Club 3, 4: Orchestra 43 D.A.R. Citizenship Examination 4, Mirror Staff 43 Executive Committee 4. JANE FELBLINGER---lCnte1's-ll 19343 Ullieo .lssistztlll 43 Senior l'lz1,y 4. CAROL ANN JON ES-Entered 19343 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3g Home Economics Club 1, 25 German Club 3, 43 Junior Play 35 Girls' Athletic Association 3, 43 Mirror Staff 4, Movie Reviews 45 Senior Play 4. 1121529 S9 VQHIPQD Seniors- - - - CAROLYN SHEPHARD-ljntered 15,1263 Girls' Glce Club 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Association 2, 39 Junior Play 33 German Club 3, 4. LOUISE WILLIAMS-Entered 19321 Latin Club 1, 2: French Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Double Trio 3, Secretary-Treasurer 41 Mirror Stuff 41 Senior Play Stage Committee 4. ELIZABETH POLLOCK-l'2nte1'e1l 1934: Gt-rnmn Club 2. 33 Junior Play 3. DONALD GRAHAM-Entered 19265 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 3. FRANK KYGER-Entered 19363 Football 3, 41 Basketball 3, 45 German Club 3, 4, President 43 Student Council 3, M Club 3, 45 Senior Play 4. page eighteen Radio Club 4: Junior Play 33 Senior Play 4. Y HAZEL TRIBOLE-Entered 19363 Junior Play 33 Orcliestrn 3, 43 Mirror Stuff 3, 4, Art Editor 3, -1: Girls' Glee Club 43 Citamnrd Players 45 French Club 3, 4. HELEN JEAN PEPPER--Entered 111303 Orc-liestrzt 1, 43 German Club 2, 31 French Club 3, 45 Junior- Senior Reception Committee 35 Junior Play 35 Citamard Players 45 Reflector Staff 4. ALBERT D. GUINN-Entered H4243 Football l, 2, -lg Hi-Y 2, 33 Scholarship Team 31 German Club 3, 42 M Club 4, Senior Play 4. LUCILLE HENDRICKS-Entered 1928: Girls' Ath- letic Association 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 German Club 3, 4. WALLACE NEUMEISTER-Entered 19365 Track 3, 4, Basketball Manager 43 German Club 3 4' 1 Seniors page nineteen Seniors ' - - - - - DONALD QUlLLlN- Ente-red 19303 Hi-Y 23 Foot- ball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2. 33 Baseball 2, 3, 41 German Club 43 M Club 4. JANE L. BYRNE-Entered 19261 Latin Club 1, 2, Biology Club 23 Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 3 .Junior Play 33 Girls' Glee Club 33 Citamard Play- ers 4, Play 43 Scholarship Team 33 Mirror Staff 3, 4, Assistant Art Editor 3, Girls' Athletics 43 lie- flector Staff 4, Girls' Athletics 43 French Club 3, 43 Senior Play 4. JEAN E. BEISER-Entered 19323 Scholarship Team 13 Latin Club 1, Z3 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Double 'Frio 33 German Club 3, 43 Shorthand Award 43 Senior Play 4. JANE BENEKE-Entered 19261 Latin Club 1, 2, Orchesrta 1, 2, 3, 43 String Quartet 1, 2, 33 Sopho- more Representative to Junior-Senior Reception 23 Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 43 Student Council 23 Junior Play 33 French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Chairman of Party Committee 43 Society Editor of Mirror 43 Cita marcl Players 4, Play 43 Senior Play 4. HAROLD SHEARMAN-Entered 19253 Football 1, 11 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Junior Play 33 Track 3, 4 German Club 3, 43 M Club 3, 43 Senior Play 4. WILLIAM C. PETERS-Entered 19263 Football 1 Track 23 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 4. page twenty 1 E+ A ::Seniors MARY ELIZABETH MCQUEARY-lilnle-red 1937: Citamard Players 4, Reflector Staff 4, Assistant Art Editor 43 French Club -lg Senior Play 4. CHESTER JOHNSON-Entered 192195 lfiolbatll 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. -lg 'l'rzu'k 3: .lunior l'I:1y 35 Hi-Y 23 German Club 3, 45 AI Club 3, -lg Mirror Stull' 31 Senior l'l:iy 4. RUTH TRUSTER-Entered 19325 Latin Club 1, 23 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Double Trio 3, Germain Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. ROBERTA HENDRICKS--lfllitelwl 19235 Laitin Vlub 1, 23 Girls' Athletic Association Z, 3, 41 Junior Play 33 German Club 3, 43 Citumard Players 4. Play 4. RICHARD YOUNG-Entered 1934: Basketball 13 German Club 3, 45 Junior Play 3. TED MARTIN-Entered 19365 Orchestra 33 German Club 3, 4g Boys' Glen Club 45 Peace Contest 3, page twenty-one Seniors. - - - ----- pagc- twenty-two MARY ALICE HESSE-Entered 19263 German Club 223 Girls' Glee Club 23 Home Er-ononiivs Club 2: Junior Play 3, DOROTHY MAN RODJlCnter0d 192133 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Home lflvonoiuivs Club l, 23 fier- man Club Z, 3. HELEN KREBS-Entered 19321 Latin Club 1, 23 Scholarship Team 23 Girls' tilee Club 2, 33 Ger- man Club 3, 43 Junior-Senior Reception Commit- tee 33 Junior Play 33 Reflector Staff 4, Art Editor 43 Mirror Staff 35, Art Editor 83 Citzimard Play- ers 4. GROVER T'HARP-Entered 19273 Orchestra 1, 23 Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 3. 43 Basketball 2: Junior Play 33 Soholarship Team 33 Junior-Senior lleveption Committee 33 Senior Play 4. WILLIAM BURTON MCQU EARY--lfhitorml 10373 Basketball 33 Senior Play 4. JUNE STEPHEN-Entered 193-IQ Home Economics Club lg Latin Club l. GERALDINE HEITSMAN-l-Entered 19255 Latin Club 13 Orchestra 13 Girls' Cleo Club 2, Il, 43 German Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4. JENNITH HAVEN-lflntf-rc-cl ltI2tig Latin Club 1. 2: Girls' Athletic- Assoc-lation 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Tig German Plub tl, 4: i'itam:1rd Players 43 Senior Play 4. WILBUR CARMICHAEL-Entered 19272 Orchestra 3, 43 German Club 2, 33 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 4. MARY ETH EL HlLLfEntered 15034: Front-In Club 3, 4. RICHARD JOHNSON-lflntered 19301 Footlrall l, 21: Basketball 2, 33 German Club 3, 45 Biology Club 23 Senior Play 4. MARIE PFEIFFER-Entered 19343 Sophomore Rep- resentative to Junior-Senior Reception 23 Vice- President of Class 2: German Club 3. 43 Com- IllPI'lf'PlllPI'lt Usher 31 Party Committee 35 60 Transcript Certilicate 4. Seniors page twenty- three Seniorsm is Seniors As Sophomores Seniors As Third Graders 11 Wenly-f First rnw Cleft tu 1'lQ.Z'llTlI IXI:11'lh:l Xvidilll, .Tzllwz Xvhffllbtllll lluluwt I'NiQ'ht9l', Edna C'unning'hum, Iieulzih I-11-211-k, Second FUXYI IXl:11'g:z11'e-L Uoul, Fl'!ll1L'l'S Nvilhillll, AI2ll'L'iIN' Hefner, Glll'I10y Phillell, Mary Louise NV1'i.a:'ht. 'Fhird row: lfilllilxl du U1'uz, livssc-11 llug'01's, Tlmmzls Mvllill, xvilliillll Slillllln, Iidith Kolb. l'xUllI'll1 row: l.2lll'lllUIl Hymlv. i':1l'nlyn Sullysik. - Q Q H l Juniors page twenty- five Juniors: M First ram' 416-fl to riglitj: lXIil'iZl!N l'1'l1:1n, .Iunws i:l'y2llN, Vziryl Lugv. Dm-uiliy XVi'ig:hI, lizirl Kaiser. Svc-uiid ruw: .lunm Sizeluvv. l'ep.:'g.:'y Rlldvr. .lumus VVvinIwi'p:v1', llulwrt 'l'hom:ls, flllll'I':ly l'vt9l's. Third row: Hilda llezil, Luurzx Maw Front, I1iPhill'd Hrs-nnznn, Ilznlph XYehe1', I'iil1'lHl!'2l U,'i'i:.:'l1t. I 0ll1'th row: IJm'othy Dlmznwzxy, Dorothy Kvnwurtliy. Alma Fiiiklaiiir-, Robert Gil- ixmiw-. l'I:ll':1 Yum-C, page twenty-six : : - - : 1 Juniors First row 1lvi'l to ripzhtbz XV:xltr-1' Clrzxhzlm. XYilm:n llnl-m'Is. lil'1'lll'il'4' l,z1th1':1m, Kath- leen llzlmm. ilk-'lll'QL'9 Rider. SPOUWI row: Byron XV:l1'd. 600129 Suuvr. Annu Sw:xI'I'mn'1l. Ruth Uollvttv. .Xl'llllll' lirown. Thirml Vow: Hvlty Ht'lU'I'l', Annu .lulms4m. I:l'illl0ll llnmse-y. lXl1ll'jUl'il' Hrnulis. .lunv Huszlck. l uu1-th row: llulu-1-L Iivwun, Puulimx Gray, Ifm-est lima-rmlmlllmm. l':lll1'l'SllIl Guinn. Svl- I-e'l'I Hlll. 1 1 w I I Q lnzngju- lwvllly-SUVUII Sophomores First row gleft to ritrlitjz Mary Chnpnian, Helen Brat-k, Mabel Van Nc-ss, Marjorie Moore, Annastasia Minas, Carol Kersting. Second row: Josephine Naylor, Henrietta Pheanis, Maurene Fields, Ann Ruder, John Steve, Helen Coulter, John Fisher, Robert Ewing. Third row: Thomas McFal1, Raymond Kunkle, Earl Grissom, Eugene McGinnis, Rich- ard Fichter, Earl Gilbert. Fourth row: Robert Feller, Norbert Baker, Jack Vvilson, Ada Marie Van Ness, George Kyger, Keith Reister. Fifth row: James Williams, Helen Morrical, Anna Jane Thompson, Mary Belle Mar- shall, Mary Louise Freckling, Martha Jean Myers, Mary Dare, Jack Beneke, Murray Phares, Mary Etta Rider, Carl Maysilles, Alan Wall. Sixth row: Martha Ann McDonough, Pauline Gordon, Helen King, Mary Stevens, Harry Magill, Reid McCreary. Seventh row: Charles Kennedy, VVilliam Alderman, Richard White. Those not in picture: Freda Colgate, Betty Jane Howard, VVilm:t Jones, Leon Lnrison, John Sloniker, Louis Shongen, Jr. page twenty-eight THE RIEIFILIECI1' GR ymn' xrpne-r we-1.-'-rr ww. L ,. :wr Muff-4,4 amy, 5, HL- xw. ' ' vp, 11,-. ww X.-. vue, 4 ,.. , L .1-iw, zu - .:.-.-wha' f-w.m,:1m.1nm.-4.1--Q-1-.au wnrswmnmvmwnxn ummnmuyw .mm . m.-n.Lnwvanun-mn4m.m- vmsw:w:.:,1fvmnvnm-:mn Hs f-Q V 5 - F L Lf 5 5 : , E 5 5 :Z 1 Ll -. - E if F: ' A T 'D Q r, v -A - S -1 2 0 : 5, C A 5 5 ' 1 - fb ' .. T I-1 A :A :l 3 S 3 : 2: 7' E ' ' D .. :' H 5 : E 5 75 .. Z 3 Z7 'H g gr' ... Q 4 'F 9 ,, fo 4 , . 2 3 V. S j if H- f.. 'B -I n V, .f 2 5 4 - 1 : P1 O 7' fc CL fp , E 5 5 I L 5 JT 5 7 ' I , f 2 1: 2 - 2 O 2' -F S Z 1 ff H 17 5 ' 2 ' U T' . Z O 7 1' Q O v P' '1 :- 5 2 -4 5 5 if U, , 5 : F ,Z ,-.' fi H X F E 2 '- Q Fd CD 3 : 52 2 : 33 ' ... rr Z A: ,. 4 2 2 '5 si , af 72' 1 ' ' E' O V .x UQ 'rl ' 'D FD ' 7 - , E 3, 'O , 7 ' N :4 'li A Q ' TI -4. -f 5 E. .1 ff 5 A : LT 1-4 ' ,, . 2 A '- .4 ... gy - A- U' S E -E 5 -1 f -r 5' I 5 I2 A : 55 2 F If m F 5 5 1 E ' :L E5 .L K . ,- F - - l Football as ee.. --.-ee -'T .-.-. .4-.--.f-gg-.. Y-g-4K.-.- FROM THE FIELD Football reached a new high in the season of l93i. The Green Devils, matching speed and eleverness against the superior weight of larger schools, kept their un- defeated record unblemished and extended their successive victories to twenty, scoring 261 points to the opponents' 18. After three weeks of gruelling practice, the Green Devils traveled to Hamilton for the first game of the season. Once there, they proceeded to dazzle Hamilton Vatholic with an array of laterals, passes, reverses, and line bucks to the tune of 47-0. At Reading, the Green Devils ran into a stone wall of determination, hot weather and bad breaks. With only a handful of McGuffey regulars left on the field, the two schools remained in a dead-lock until the fourth period. Then lNIcGuffey took the ball in midfield and refused to give it up till they had a touchdown. This was accomplished via line smashes, short end-jaunts and an end-sweep by Dillard. The game ended with the score unchanged and the second game was won by thc narrow but safe margin of 6 to 0. The next game was considered a breather, so the first team was allowed to re- cuperate, while the reserves rode to Trenton and rode back with the third victory, and the first in the League. The score was 13 to 0. The Eaton game promised to be tough until McGuffey broke Eaton's spirit by a perfectly executed triple lateral pass, Rider to Graham to Dillard, which was good for forty-five yards and a score. A quarter later they executed the same play to the other side for a score. Not satisfied with two scores, the Maeks crossed pay-dirt once more when they broke Dillard loose by perfect blocking on an end run. Cap- tain Evans booted his third extra point of the day and at the gun the score stood 21 to 0. Fairfield was next to fall before the Green Devils. The scorc was 19 to 0 with the Green again on top. However, the score does not describe the gameness of Fair- Held and the many exciting moments in the game. The Green Devils were unable to function smoothly after thc terrific tension built up for the week before. Seven Mile followed and was conquered by thc top-heavy score of 48 to 0. Once more the McGuf'fcy machine was its old self. page thirty ,H v. - . . .Football FROM THE FTELD Cfhnfinuedj Up to this point McGutfey had succeeded in keeping their goal uncrossed, but Monroe, declaring that they were not out for a victory but would be fighting to spoil McGuffeyis unscored-on record, did just that. Monroe passed, McGuffe.v inter- cepted and tried to lateral, which was in turn intercepted and run back for a score. Dazed, the Green Devils allowed Monroe to score once again. From then on McGuffey really went to work and the game ended 43 to 12 with the Green in front. The next week the Green faced the champions of South Central Indiana, Von- nersville. McGuffey scored early on an intercepted pass by big George Rider and a reverse to Dillard. Playing nervously, the Macks allowed l'onnersville to slip over a touchdown and the score stood 7 to 6. O11 'the kickoff, the ball went to Dillard, who started up the middle, and cut to the left to pick up his interference. The Green Devils cut Connersville players down all over the field and liyger led Dillard to the goal line where he partially blocked the last player, Dillard dove over the line. Two quarters later an end-sweep led to the last score. The game ended with the Pon- nersville champs trailing 20 to G. Eight games won, the Green squad entertained the highly touted Terrace Park eleven on a wet, muddy field in their ninth start. MeGuffey easily overcame the Red team, and at the end the score stood 32 to 0 with the Green Devils once more ahead. With Stewart refusing to play McGuifey, Weeb', Ewbanks decided to culminate a perfect season by scheduling Norwood, Uincinnati, for a post season game on Armistice Day. Norwood, looking like a college team, was soundly trounced by the lighter Green Devils. Dillard, in the second quarter on a slant, and Johnson, on an intercepted pass in the fourth, brought the score to 12 for the Macks and a goose egg for the invaders. ' Thus ended the second successive season without a single defeat. A season in which McGuHey for the first time in history played and defeated four class A schools, defended their Little South Western League title, and acquired the mythi- cal title, STATE CHAMPIONS? The spirit of the team and the driving force that drove the boys to victory was inspired by Weeb Ewbanks, to whom no higher tribute can be paid than to repeat, OUR ALL AMERICAN COACH. page thirty one Foofball- The foofball boys in A S+udy of Facial Expression 1 5, tl ty-two A , -M A'rhle+ics BASKETBALL TEAM First row: XV:1lLv1' Gl'2lh2llll. Donald Givxlmm. Tlmmais SllPl'l'Gll'll. Qumitin Hyde, rles Kennedy, llolwrt I+'ic'ht01', 'PIIUINZIS M4-Dill. Sw-mid row: Cuzwli I'IwImnk:4, l 1'zmk Kvprei' will mrd Whitv, XVi1li:1m Aldermam, Ulwstoi' Julmson, Wullzicv Nvumvistc' 1 1 1 1 Ptililli. Imwis Evans, GOUl'f.'fl' Rider, 1' f1nzlm1,L:01'J. S P O R T S W E A R Tim! 1n1'f'l.w Hu' r1'f,111'rr'n1f'11l,w uf' our wus! r'.rrrr'l1'ny1 f'11.virnn1'1'.v . . . lm nfllllwr ll'flIIll you nw fllllklnllff fur. SWEATERS - TROUSERS - SOX - JACKETS - HATS lien' you will Vim! lliu lzltcst. alll Slll2ll'llf' styled all Vczisuiizxlilv prices NESSELHAUF at PETERS TTTT page thirty-three Athletics THE BASKETBALL SEASON The basketball season for 1937-37 ended with the McGuffey basketeers again heaping glory on the name of the school. The Green hoopmen romped through the season with no class '4B,' defeats, defeated three class NAU schools, and lost six hard- tought battle to class AU teams. In the tournament, McGuffey went to the semi-finals, where it lost to its arch rival, Stewart. ln the consolation contest, Lockland won. The season developed no spectacular stars, partly because basketball demands continuous, well-timed teamwork rather than grandstanding by any one player. There was grand co-operation on our team, fostered by a real love for sport and the desire to see good old McGuffey come out on top. Lewis Evans contributed his steady playing and retrieving, Don Graham, his fast shots, Chet Johnson his ac- curacy in timing and shooting, Frank Kyger, who was elected permanent captain near the first of the season, his long shots, Bob Fichter, his fast eye, Jr, Graham, his zealous desire to wing Tom McDill, his speed and clever evading, and Dick White, his advantageous height, George Rider, his Herculean build, Bill Alderman, his dependability. The summary of the season's scores is as follows: McGuffey 21-Camden .... .... 1 2 McGuffey 15-Purcell .... .... 2 9 McGuffey 12-Hamilton .... .... 2 5 McGuffey 28-Eaton ............ 27 McGuffey 23-Fairfield .... .... 1 8 McGuffey 14-West Chester ..... 9 McGuffcy 26-Lockland .... .... l ,8 McGuffey 25-Hamilton Catholic .19 MoGuffey 17-St. Xavier ........ 24 McGuffey 28-Springfield ....... 20 McGuffey 34-Wyoniing ......... 30 McGuffey 17-Dayton Uhaminade .29 McGuffey 24-College Corner ..... 9 'FMcGuffey 18-Monroe Township.12 MeGuffey 29-Piqua ............ 27 t McGuffey 24-Georgetown ...... 18 MeGuffey 26-Hughes .......... 28 fMcGuffey 27-Reading ......... 22 MeGuffey 32-Alumni .......... 16 , MeGuffey 14-Stewart .... .... 2 0 McGuffey 22-Miamisburg ....... 30 'McGuffey 27-Lockland .... 33 Mc'Guffey 23-Dayton Parker .... 1.0 t'fTournament gamesj Letters were awarded to the following boys: Lewis Evans, Donald Graham, Chester Johnson, Frank liyger, Robert Fichter, Walter Graham, Thomas McDill, and Richard White. page thirty-four Afhlefics 3--.s ,A if .x.,, x Yi, .XR Win is ,..,.....:,15 is ,W page thirty-five Athletics BASEBALL TEAM Vifilliam Alderman Robert Cook Lewis Evans Robert Ewing Donald Graham Walter Graham Richard Heckert Robert Howald Richard Hunsinger Chester Johnson Richard Kersting Frank Kyger Stewart Magaw William Pheanis Donald Quillin Braden Ramsey Richard White Herbert WVickenden James VVi1liams TRACK TEAM Jack Beneke James Bryant Jack Dillard Robert Fichter Richard Fichter John Fisher Earl Grissom Emerson Guinn Quentin Hyde Charles Kennedy Earl Keiser Ted Martin Tom McDill Murray Peters George Rider TENNIS TEAM First row: Robert Fichter, Lewis Evans, William Stamm, Donald Qulllln Second row: Murray Peters, Donald Graham, George Rider, Robert Gilmore Robert Edmiston. Third row: Harold Shearman, Richard White, Jack Ross Ccoachh. fPhotographs on page thirty-jivej page thirty-six S-A'rI1IeI'Ics GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Hl't'im'vrs: I'l'USIlIt'lll, Helly Ynungg Vice-I'residvnl, June Iielwlu-: Se1r1'Pt:ll'y- 'I'1'vzxsl1r'e-1', Kzltlwrim- NViIey Fisher. , Memlwrs: June Byrne, .Iennith Iluven, Lucille Hendricks, Iiuhex't:i H911- dric-ks, Carol Anne Jnnes, Dorothy Morrical, Cynthia Thompson, Ilzl XVhiLe, Hilda Beal, liulh Collette, Kzlthleefn Dzlmm, M:11'c-ene- Hefner, Hessee Rog'm's. Flzxral Vance, HllI'II1lI'1l VVrig'ht, Dorothy NVriU'ht, Mau L VI ,, y cruise- Tight, Alma FinkbinP, Maurenv Fiallds, Uurul Kersting, Marjorie Mourff, Mary Rider, page thirty-seven Athletics GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The McGuffey Girls, Athletic Association was organized in 1934 by Miss Mil- dred Wohlford, the present faculty advisor. The purpose of the Association is to furnish healthful athletic activities to all Senior High School girls who are inter- ested in them. The idea is not one of competition, rather co-operation and good sportsmanship. The executive staff of the Association includes a president, a vice-president, a secretary-treasurer, and representatives from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. This executive staff or board decides all important issues which do not need the vote of the Association, makes recommendations to the Association and proposes issues for vote. 7 A large variety of sports is offered in the hope that everyone may enter into one or more sports each season. The number of sports has increased from six of the first year to about fifteen at the present time. During the four years of its existence, the organization has grown and developed in every way. In May, 1937, the group sponsored a Play Day to which six schools sent representatives. It was the first inter-scholastic attempt made by the Mc- Guffey girls. There was no competition between schoolsg teams were made up of one or two girls from each school. During the day there were baseball, volley-ball, relays, and skits to add to the fun. The Play Day was held again this year and proved even more successful. lt was larger and better organized than in 1937. Now, after two successful years we are sure that the Play Day is an institution that the G. A. A. is proud to have started. To climax the year, the formal banquet is held each spring. This is usually held at the New England Kitchen. The place cards and decorations are made by the girls. Awards are niade and the coming year's officers are installed. So far the Girls' Athletic Association has achieved its purpose in that it has de- veloped a feeling of good sportsmanship and supplied healthful exercise. We hope the organization will continue nndcr ni-xl yn-ar's olliccrs and the guiilznicc of Miss Wohlford. page thirty-eight Afhlefics The G. A. A. Girls In Acfionl SenI0I'STl-Do You Recognize Them? E. ,,,, Ll- ,- 7 , L, ,W , I n I I f,'oH1'yz'-yrfldc COIN lllC'l'I'lllI fIUlll'SI'5 Y fcuylfl by I I I page forty College-irumod Insfruclors HAMILTON BUSINESS COLLEGE RENTSCHLER BUILDING HAMILTON, OHIO 'llllwnfl flu' Nrffrmf Hin! lffffx llfr' lim! 1'n.wilim1s U Aw, , .- V-- THE RIEIFILIECTUR uiwmw .mmsf:.1um.a.w:4wu mxnwaw:.1-.ff-wiv.wane H-v'.:u.1a.i wma-my-v anus-nmmym.um,wmummennwwnmzm', 'mmvumqasx 1 flu mis -- ss Ti' ART CLASS Muniliersg Jaimvs Ilryzlnl, .lame llyrnv, if1llil0l'illk' XVil9y lf'isl101', Lucille H011- dricks, Mary Alive Hessv, Helen Krebs, Marry Elizabeth BiCQll92ll'j', I'IliZ.ih0th l'ullm'k, Ilesseg- llugws, Ifwexsl .lunu HUSQTliHllIlll, Ciilfil Vance, .lunws XVein Iivi'gv1', Mary Lnuisv Wright. In Apprecialion .XV1 :is al SUll2lI'Elil' siiiqwt took its pl-iw in llw 'llvhiiiivv l'lll'l'll'lIillIIl im 1 K A nf lill' first liiiw lliis vvz11'. I1 Ims 11'1w'1'm-sswl rn iiillx' umlvr Iilil l1':1ilol'sI1i . 1' . wi Mrs. SWEIIP. 'l'Iw l1'r'f'l1'rlni' Stull' is iiicivivli-il lu lliv i-lass ilu' its uxvvliviil wiirlx on ilcsigiiiiig this book mul umking the sul-i1ps ' fm' line divisiuiu pages. 11 page forty-one Clubs w - pzlpge forty-two Clubs FRENCH CLUB Officers: President, Cynthia Thompson: Vice-President, Jane Eeneke: Secretary, John Ruggg Treasurer, Tom McDill. Members: Jane Byrne, Betty Faber, Katherine VViley Fisher, Mary Ethel Hill, Lloyd Jewell, Frances McDonough, Mary Elizabeth McQueary, Marguerite Miller, Helen Jean Pepper, Grover Tharp, Hazel Tribole, Ila White, Louise Williams, Betty Young, Hilda Beal, Beulah Brack, Laura Mae Crout, Robert Fichter, Alma Jean Finkbine, June Hosack. Quentin Hyde, Peggy Ruder, George Sauer, Anna Swafforrl, Janet Thompson. Clara Vance, Barbara Wright. GERMAN CLUB Officers: President, Frank Kyger: Vice-President, Ruth Truster: Secretary-Treasurer, William Peters. Members: Jean Beiser, Kathleen Damm, Robert Edmiston, Lewis Evans. Robert Gil- more, Donald Graham, Albert Guinn, Jennith Haven, Geraldine Heitsmann, Lucille Hen- dricks, Roberta Hendricks, Robert Herron, Selbert Hill, Richard Johnson, Carol Anne Jones, Richard Kersting, Helen Krebs, Caryl Loge, Ted Martin, Dorothy Morrical, Wal- lace Neumeister, Donald Quillin, Braden Ramsay, Forest June Rosenbaum. Carolyn Shephard, Tom Sherrard, John Sloneker, Ralph Weber. Jabez Whelpton, Frances Wit- ham, Dorothy Wright, Richard Fichter, Walter Graham, Emerson Guinn, Marclne Hef- ner, Charles Kennedy, Earl Keiser, George Kyger, Beatrice Lathram, Reid McCreary, Murray Peters, Gurney Phalen, Betty Renyer, George Rider, Wilma Roberts, Carolyn Soltysik, Bill Stamm, Miriam Urban, Byron Ward, Richard White, Martha Wldau. Cynthia Thompson. LATIN CLUB Officers: Consuls, Harry Magill, VVilliam Alderman: Praetor, Carol Kerstingg Censor, Maurene Fieldsg Tribunes, Paul Albert, Mary Ann Thomeg Quaetor, Anastasia Minas. Members: Plebians Mary Ann Thome, Betty Jane Howard, Marsue Mciinnis, Bar- bara Kennedy, Robert Cook, William Glasgow, Paul Albert, Willis Hefner. Patrlclans: Carol Kersting. Amiastasia Minas, Jack Benelze, Mary Louise Frechling, Murlhu McDon- ough, Beatrice Lathram, Frances McDonough, VVilliam Alderman, Thomas McFall, Eugene McGinnis, Harry Magill, Jack WVilson, Marjorie Moore, Helen Coulter, Maurene Fields. page forty three Organizalions- - - - - EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of STUDENTS COUNCIL Seniors: Betty l uber, Betty Knapp, Lloyd Jewell, Juniors: Jabez Wlielpton, Gurney Phulen, Emerson Guinu. Sophomores: .lack Beneke, Hiclmrd VVhite, Jack XYilSon. SCIENCE CLUB Officers: President, .lulmez XYhel11ton3 Vive-Presisleul, Curulyu Sultysikg Sem:- tznry, Gurney l'hulen. Members: Myron Beal, Laura Male Grout, Ruth Collette, Daniel du Fruz, Alma Jean Finkbine, Robert Gilmore, Emerson Guinn, Marrine Hefner, Murray Peters, George Rider, Peggy Ruder, Nvillium Stznmm, Anna Swufford, Clara Vunee. page forty- four THE CITAMARD PLAYERS Officers: President. Katherine VViley Fisher, Secretary-Treasurer. Ila White Members: Hilda Heal, .lane Reneke, Jane Byrne, Ruth Collette, Laura Mae Urout, Edna Cunning.:'l1am, Richard Fichter, Robert Fichter, Robert Gilmore, Richard Graf. Jennith Haven, Mareine Hefner, Roberta Hendricks, June I-Iosack, Quentin Hyde. Carol Kerstinpx, Richard Kersting, Betty Knapp, Helen Krebs. Thomas McFall, Mary Elizabeth lN'lcQueary, Marguerite Miller, Anastasia Minas, Helen .lean Pepper, Mary Rider, Bessee Rogers, Peggy Ruder, John Rugg, Caro- lyn Soltysik, Cynthia Thompson, Hazel Tribole, Clara Vance, Ila VVhite, Richard VVhite, Barbara VV1'ight. PLA YS GIVEN 'I'ur1 l I..X'I I'lCltlYf' u0I'll, ln, ill-'olivia' lxrrlx' Rev. Rigley ,..... Mrs. Mary Rigley .... Eugene Tesh ........ M rs. Zooker .... ......... . A 1, All ....................Ric'hard XVhite .. . ...Jane Beneke . . . . . . .Robert Fichter . . . . . .Roberta Hendricks Lena Zooker ........................................................ Jane Byrne llfrrfrlrzl' ' -lx.xlrl1'.icixl4. Xlirm' FISIIICR m w 1, I Ill, l'i:on1v'l'rl: Mr. Ellis ........ Sally Morgan ...... Ruth Vi'entworth .... Irene Moore ...,.. Helen Keyes .... Normal McFall. .. .lark Roland .... Miss Mason. .. Miss Gardiner. .. St'ol:lcs ........................John Rum: . . . .Mary Elizabeth McQueary .............Bessee Rogers ..... . .Edna Cunningham ...Katherine XViley Fisher ........ .Thomas McFall . . . .Richard Fiehter . . .Barbara Nkfright .......Hilda Beal lh7rm'lm'-.l,ixr: HYHNI-3 - - Dramaiics page forty -five Clubs------ H,-,,-, page forty-six Music GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Members: Hilda Beal, Mary Beckett, Marjorie Brooks, Virginia Brooks, Marcine Hefner, Geraldine Heisman, Betty Jane Howard, Ann Johnson, Barbara Kennedy, Betty Knapp, Edith Kolb, Caryl Loge, Dorothy Manrod, Marsue Moilinnis, Anastasia Minas. Marjorie Moore, Henrietta Phaenis, Geraldine Quillin, Vvilma Roberts, Helen Ruhlman, Mary Ann Thome, Hazel Tribole, Naomi Truster, Ila VVhite. Louise Xvilliam, Barbara VVright. Ilirw lnr: Miss .Xmils BOYS' GLEE CLUB Members: Robert Fichter, Richard Fichter, Richard Heckert, Quentin Hyde, Harry Magill, Ted Martin, Tom McDi1l, Tom MoFal1. Eugene McGinnis, Richard Kersting, XVil- liam Peters, Harold Shearman, Richard XYhite. Uirevlur: Mn. Balucox I ORCHESTRA Members: Paul Albert, Vvilliam Alderman, Dorothy Beal, Margaret Beal, Mary Lou Beal, Jack Beneke, Jane Beneke iconcert masterj, Arthur Brown, Robert Bryant, Peggy Caldwell, VVilbur Carmichael, Betty Faber, Maurene Fields, Harold Fichter, Richard Fichter, Robert Fichter, VVilliam Glasgow, Riehard Guiler, Mztrtha Quinn, Richard Hun- singer, Quentin Hyde, Lloyd Jewell, Carol Kersting, Harold King, Joseph Kirkpatrick, Beatrice Latham, Betty Jane Manrod, Katherine Manrod, Tom McDill, Anastasia Minas, Marjorie Moore, Eddie Roe, Janet Smyser, Carolyn Soltysik, Jean Stearn, Cynthia Thompson, Janet Thompson, Herbert XVickenden, Esther NVilliams, James NVilliams. Jane Young. Direflurz Mic. Lrkvow page forty-seven Scholarship W W L - page forty-eight SCHOLARSHIP TEAM GJSNICRAL SUIENCE ENGLISH IX Hr-rlrert NVir'kenflen Mary Ann Thorne Ric-hard Ileckert 152lI'l,l?1l'2l, Kennedy BIOLOGY ENGLISH X Iiugene Alrflinnis Thomas MCFa1ll CHEMISTRY Jabez XVhelpton Robert Gilmore P H YSICS Thomas Slierrurd Richard Graf ALGEBRA Xvilliam Glasgow Marjorie Brown GEOMETRY Harry Magill Farol Kersting XVORLIJ HISTORY Iiichalrd NVhite Marjorie Moore Maurene Fields ENGLISH XI Miriam Urban Peggy Ruder ENGLISH XII Ila VVhite Beatrice Lzlthruni LATIN IX Mursue McGinnis Paul Albert LATIN X Mary Louise Frechtling Jack XVilson FRENCH XI Janet Thompson NVilli:1m Alderman Laura Mae Grout AMERICAN HISTORY FRENCH XII Robert Fiehter Emerson Guinn SH ORTHAND Mary Ethel Hill Cynthia Thompson Betty Faber TYPING Ilutli Trusior Honors 'S QB 'Q lf SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Ill-Ili' lxinlpp, lil-tty l nlw1'. nnll Maury lilizailwlli lIII'QlIl'2iI'.Y. As IS IIN' l'll S V . MUSIC RATINGS , X ' ' - ' ,' ' ' siv l 1-stival was lic-lml toni Iln honlli IM-stviii IIINIIIII Mn on llnl Mlznni I lllYl'l'Sll'Y vznnpns Inst Mnrvli. Illvliiillvv Iziiwl nc I'llll'l'l'Il in lllv solo vontvsts: ninonff tllvni was Iillcliv llov, ol' Iln' vilflilli I' I' '-ll in lliv voinputirion lliis ,iw-nr. N-H-ml pupils wm-ru giwnlv. wliosv linv tionilmono ivlnyiiig nim-ritwl liiin ai snpvrioi' rating. llc lntvr. Maw H, wl-in' lo Iln- stntv vontvst nt Ulm-rliii. IIGIVOIIIIU Soltyslk lllilyllll in lliu pinno vontvslg IIl'2lII'Il'l' IAilllll'ilIll will-l'l'll tllv viola svvlion nnrl AI2ll'.lllI'l0 Moon- 11-l'l'ii'wl nn c'x1'll1-int in Iln- violin sw-lion. llorli url Wivlwinll-ii was nlso 4-iilwwl in Ilni violin swtion. Ill-rlwrt IVIUIQUIIKIUII was also vim-I'wl in Iliv violin vonll-sl, lnil ln- llIlII0l'Illllilllll-I' voiitiwlvlvml Inc-nslvs nnsl vonlfl nol 1 r mlaw. ,. .. , n l'ln- ol'm'Ilm'sl1'z1 nnll Iilrls' Illov Illllll 1-1lt4'l'c4l tliv group l'0llllll'lIIl0ll. l'ln 0l'l'llUSIl'2l l'l'l'l'lY01l tlnit it lnnl lim' nn vm-c'lloiit. Tln- Junior Higli School IIIIUVIIS was cn ll-ml lor 1-ruin-isni only, lint nniny pvoplc worn- In-nrfl to I-Xpress tllv wisli n voinpolixig. pngv forty-ninv Publicafionsi rr K- I 1 i f MIRROR AND REFLECTOR STAFFS liwlitulw .......... ...lla Wlmiiv mul lizxtlxwim- Wilcy lfisllvl' .Xssislnm l'11lil1vl'... ...........,........... IR-ggvx' Rmlm-1' lkusim-ss NIEIIIEIQUI' ......... .... I Iolu-rl lCnln1istul1 .Xssislzml Nusim-ss Mzllmgvr .......................... K':11'uly'l1 Sollysik .Xrl IC1liim's ........ Iluxrl 'l'1'ilwlv. H1-lon Krebs, and Mary' E. McQ1u-any Sports! llirlf.. ................................... Jam' HXVIIU Iiuys, ........ ...lurk Uillzxrcl. l:0hl'l'f Fillltll mul llivllzllwl White .llirmr f1Ul1lIllIliSlSZ Jam- Uvllx-lu-. Vlzlrzl Y21lll't'. Uvtty l ulwr. llvlvn l'uullvr, BIill'j0l'il' Mmmw, Farm! liurslillg. .Xlnlslnsin Minas, Mary Bvvkvtt, Juno Iluszwk. Iimmhl Qllnlill, Xyilliillll IR-tlrlw. llilflll .Xmw Jmws, Hivlnllwl KL'I'StiIlQI. ,lnlm Hll1 '. PP l.'wflwrlur Vulxlnxnlllslsz Qm-ntin llyelv. l:2Xl'1Hll'2l Wriglml. Muurcno Fivlnl l 2l1'lll1'Y .X1lx'ifm's: ,llirrw ....... . . .Miss Hupv IIQIIIINUJII l4'r'flf'rlul'Z l1itvl':1rx'. . . ......... Miss IN-al'l Furl ,Xri ....... ...MIX Lvmm Wm-llos Swain lylilllillgj .... ...... N Ir. ll. W. Harris page fi fly W D - J , C D 1 C- - ,- :Clubs HLY CLUB Ofiicers: President, Robert Fichterg Vim-e-President Quentin Hyde' Yet-retii , , - 4 2 'Y' Treasurer, Thomas MeDill. Members: VVilliam Alderman, Myron Heal, Robert Edmiston, Richard Fieh- ter, .Iohn Fisher, Robert Gilmore, Earl Grissom, Emerson Guinn, Charles lien- nedy, Richard Kersting, S. Kunkel, Thomas Melfall, Eugene McGinnis, XVallac'e Neumeister. Murray Peters, VVilliam Peters, George Rider, Thomas Sherrard. Byron Vl'ard, James XVeinberger, Jabez VVhelpton, Richard XVhite, Jack Vifilson. MMU CLUB First row: Harold Shearman, Jabez VVhelpton, Myron Beal, Tom McDill, .lack Dillard, VValter Graham. Second row: Dick Kersting, Robert Fichter, Frank Kyger, Lewis Evans, XVilliam Stamm, Murray Peters. Third row: Chester Johnson, Charles Kennedy, VVallace Neumeister, Donald Quillan. Donald Graham, James VVeinberger. Fourth row: George Rider, Albert Guinn, Emerson Guinn, Richard VVhite. 1 l i I l 1 page fifty-one Drama'ric:s- - JUNIOR PLAYS Igff Dramafics THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAYS . They Go On The Air They Go on H10 Air had the following east: Mrs. flamcrou, Laura Mae Croutg 17015, Edna fllllllllllgllalllg Mrs. l'Valla.r'e, Miiiam Urbang lllam, Ruth Collette: Mrs. Van. llolbreflz, Martha Widau: Pale, Jabez Whelptong Jon, Bob Gilmore: llrmk, Ralph Weberg Hufrll, Daniel da Vruzg The Vllief of l'olire, Robert Herron. 'l'he play describes the difficulties which a communituv theatre group encounters when they broadcast for the first time on the radio. 'l'he quick thinking of Dot saves them from the hands of bandits. It was directed by Miss Hall and Miss Uorl. Who Told the Truth? Who Told the Truth had the following cast: Dr. lI0llt I'l' llraig, a man with a sense of humor, Bob Tliomasg Mrs. lflrances Uraiig, his wife. Beulah Hraekg Profes- sor .llc.1'ander, teacher of history, Emerson lluiung fllrs. .lemzie Mm' lieozl, his wife, Dorothy Wrightg Professor .X'er.1cs li'0nA'lin, George Sauer: Miss l'cnelope, impu- dent but adorable, Peggy llucler: l'rofrssor Gerald Ilorrlon, young and handsome. Gurney l'haleng Miss .lrlfmeillca l'orll'cly, a maiden lady, Kathleen llamm: Jane. Pauline Grayy: Nan, Dorothy Kenwortli.vg 1'l1yll1f.v, Anna Swafford: .ln Offir-er, Dick Brennan. The action takes place in Dr. C'raig's house, where he stages a fake hold-up to prove that even college professors can be wrong. It was directed by Miss Mcliinley end Miss Cori. Rich Man, Poor Man Rich Man., Poor Man had the following castg In'm.mo, Ulara Vance: Killy. Faro- luvn Soltysikg I'ez'e1', Quentin Hyde: Yetfa. Goldemtcin, Marcine Hefner: Mrs. Honnelli, Forest June Rosenfbaumg Mrs. Ole Oleson, Hilda Beal 1 Mrs. I'ot1-ick Hag- gerfy, Barbara Wrightg Tommy Browning, Bob Fiehterg .1 Visiting Nurse, Marv Louise Wrightg Largo .lol1.nxo1z, Tom McDillg Mrs. X. T . Nnzylllc, Bcssce Rogers. 'l'his play is enacted i11 a 'l'hrift Shop, the operator of which proves that she can love a man whether he he rich or poor. This play presented an excellent oppor- tunity for the class of ,351 to prove its ability on the stage because of the various dialects. It was directed by Miss Hamilton. page fifty-three Dramal'ics,EWWU,,, g ,, EEEE:EE,,E THE SENIOR PLAY THE MALLORY CASE Hy lilNl3Sl'lY Blxialsici-1 in-xs'1' ..liillll6l'lll9 Wilvy FlSll0l' . ........ .lzuw lil-iivlw . .... .lanc llyriw Mureilitli Mallory-ai mining bride. .. lfcllivu Fllllfklll'-il briilesnmiil ....... l'l1i-bu Ami Fallis-21 lJl'lllL'Slll2llll... ' ' . . M ai ry M l-Q llklil ry Marliia-al rmml. ......... . . ....... . ...llivlq lwrsting Palm' lluniiltmi-ai family lawyer .... Mrs. Mallory-Mc-reflitl1's stepmother. . . . . ..luaii Bcisur ...l0lllllill llawii ' w Fei-ily Se-viei'-flier rlaugliter ...... . . . ...ln-wis ltvzins Douglas Brown-llie grown .... liurl liorrismi-liis be-st umm ............, ..... l livlmiwl Grail' Bctli Malloi'y-Mciwlitlils lmiiiigvw sislvr ............. llu Wliitl- l'liilip lVlUlllQJQUIllUI'y--21 gui-sl ............ ...Willmliv ll2ll'lllll'll21Ul llviiry Bin-lmiizuil-mlistrivl 2lfl0l'llU.Y... ............ .lulin llugg . . .William li. llfll'Qll02ll'y . . .Wzillzivo Nt'lllll0lSfL'l' . .... Vziiliml Amie .limos Dr. Price-llio rluvtoi' lll tlic wisv. . . . Mikel U'Neill-pulive ol'fin-cv. ....... Eliza I'lIIl0l'f'-HI'OWll,H lioilsolieeliw.. llum-as llorsel-liis privatv in-i'1'et:1i'y.. ...llyllilllil 'l'liuiiipsun 'l'lie J ullgo .............. ....... . ....l'll'illlli liygi-1' ,, .... llie Bnillll ...... .. ........ Mlvlwm Bull ' .... ...... l limmizis hlwiwirll Ulm-la ul lllIlll'l ........ .... . . .. lkvurt Slvlmgiwiplwl' ............... lVllllIllM'I'S of .liiryz .lm-lc llillnril, lllai'g1ivi'ilv Milli-r, llolwrl lill- llllSlllll, William l'L-tws, .Xlln-rt, lliiiim, l:ll'll2ll'll .lulniismh flll0Slt'l .lolmsmi, llurulil Slwzirlmili, llvlty Young, lluwlliy Mm'1'icail. YY .lane Fclblillgor, Giwwei' llmrp. page fifty- four .......ll1-i'z1lilim- lluitsnmn Y THE RIEIFILECJTUR 1 . ,Q w ' - f., , f. -w. 'n w if M, , .W . 4 f 3: 1 .ww ,.1,a.1..- .xv :fa w '14 -rfwm'--u-rvs...1-fm,-an kux,vm1w.n.1nu.rnww.nwwmng-,.u:f.u:m,sce:-xv, :.mnna,b-awusrz-mm..w1m:wmmzuwnm4ummznw.mwusazumnaannm Calendar The Year's Events In Review SEPTEMBER: 13-School opens! 18-Football season begins with a shut-out over Hamilton Catholic. 23-Annual McGuftey Mixer goes over with a bang. Music by the Melodiers. OCTOBER: ' . 23-Hi-Y Dance with Lew McGuire's Band takes the spotlight for an evening. 28-Balloons and confetti-it's the Carnival! NOVEMBER: 11-Red Cross and Armistice Assembly. ' McGuffey finishes her undefeated football season with a total score of 411 to 37. 12-The Junior Thespians go to town in three plays: They Go on the Air, VVho Told the Truth, and Rich Man, Poor Man. Nice going. 14-Red Cross drive begins-get out the old money sock, folks. 19-G. A. A. Spaghetti Supper. Are you going Italian, girls? 94-Everyone dances to the tune of the Melodiers at the Football Dance. Long live King Jack Dillard and Queen Jane Beneke! 26-Basketball season opens as we beat Camden. DECEMBER: ' 10-After the Lockland game, which we won, we danced at the first and last basketball dance. These sophisticates don't like phonographs. 18-Vacation starts and Merry Christmas ls in view. JANUARY: 4-Back in harness again. 18-Social Studies Assembled and neutrality is discussed. FEBRUARY: 15-Music Assembly and the talent of McGuffey comes to the fore. 23-Junior High shows us how the Constitution was written in their Constitutional Pageant. MARCH: 11-The Citamard Players make their eagerly awaited debut in The Flattering VVord amid many congratulations. 25-District Music Festival. Spring Strut wakes us up to the fact that lt's spring and do we have fun! 30-Senior Play, The Mallory Case. The failure of the lights nearly causes disaster but the Seniors show their trouper spirit by giving the play in Benton Hall with- out a hitch. Orchids to you, Seniors! APRIL: Z-Vacation time again. Wheel 14-Mr. McNelly tells us why and how our hearts Work-but not why they give a sudden bump when that certain someone passes. 21-baseball season begins. 22-After many postponements the Foreign Language Assembly takes place. Bonjour, 'wie geh'ts, Veni, vidi, vici-you tell us! 27-Mansfield relays. 30-A bus load and several car loads of McGuffyites go down to Cincinnati to see thc play Julius Caesar. They go back stage after the play and get a thrill. MAY: 5-Penny Supper-m-m-m. 6a'l'ennis team plays first game. 7-Scholarship tests and G. A. A. Play Day all on the same day. VVhew! I'm dead. Lanier relays at Eaton. 10-Style Show and the girls think about dresses for graduation. 12-Another Music Assembly. 13-Spring Orchestra Concert-we go high-brow. - 19-Modern Dance Recital and the G. A. A. girls prove to be very graceful. 20-Junior-Senior Reception to the tune of the Owls-swing! 21-District track meet. 24--Gym Assembly has school in stitches. 27 and 28-State track meet at Columbus. 31-Senior Assembly and outstanding members are honored. The Citamards give The Prompter Scores. JUNE: 2-G. A. A. Banquet at the New England Kitchen, 3-Senior Dance and Harry Williamson's Band plays our melodies. 5-Baccalaureate Services-girls initiate a new style by wearing white suits. 8--Graduation Night-sniff-sniff-and I thought I'd be glad to leave! 9-School Picnic. 10-Final grades and farewell to Seniors! page fifty-five Social T K QV Tlllfl l'.Xll'l'Y l'UMMl'l l'l'Il'l SIQNIOIK XIICNIISICIIS Jznw lh-xwlw. K2lfllL'I'illC Wilcy Fislwr. .lnvk llillaml Jl'Nl0lI xllcMlilcl:s l'0ggAx' lhlmln-1', l3:1l'lmrz1 XYl'iQ.L'Ill. Qlwlllill llymlv SUl'll0Kl0lllC RI ICM ISHIES .Xmxstnsm Mums, llzlrrx' Mzwwli. XX IHIZIIII .Xlmlvrmzln Y . Z' Tull: lx1xu.xxlwQl'14:1f1xmf'rl11-3 lwm'l'1:.xl,l. llxxvl-1 Juno llcllclw :xml .lavk liillzlwl page fifty-six Social DANCING THROUGH THE YEAR The social whirl started with a bang on September 23, to the melodic noise of 0xford's own Melodiers. The annual Mixer was looked forward to by every- one to get acquainted with those new kids and to see what new lines others had picked up over the summer. Then, on November 24, came the high-light of the winter season, the Football Dance. With Jack Dillard and Jane Beneke as King and Queen, the Melodiers at their swinging best, and the auditorium gayly arrayed with balloons, this dance was proclaimed one of the best in years. As an experiment, the Party Committee decided to have a dance after the Lock- land cs. Metluffey basketball game on December 10. And so, a dance, to the music of an electric recording machine, was held. lt was reasonably successful for the initial steps towards more of this type of dance. At last came the much talked of Spring Strut on March 25. ..With the help of Harry Williamson and his band, some of our Mclluffey dance specialists twhom we suspect of practicing in secret for a long timej introduced some refreshing new steps which have become very popular with the student body. lt was an innovation and a grand dance. The night of May 20, and the Junior-Senior Reception finally arrived, the night when all the Juniors and Seniors donned their best bibs and tuckers to sway to the irresistible style and rhythm of the Campus Owls. Credit for our swankiest affair of the year goes to Quentin Hyde as president of the Junior class and his committee chairmen, including Edna Cunningham, Robert Fichter, Murray Peters, Barbara Wright, and many other Juniors who helped these chairmen. To top off the year's events, the Seniors under the leadership ol' t'hairman lla White and Committeemen Cynthia Thompson, Myron Beal, Donald Quillin, and Frank Kyger, sponsored a distinctive dance on June 3, featuring Harry William- son's Band. The atmosphere was just right to leave us with a pleasant feeling to carry through the summer. So much for this year, but don't forget to polish up on your lines, kids: there's another Mixer coming next September. page fifty seven Drama'rics SENIOR PLAY SNAPSHOTS Acfivifies McGUFFEY AT PLAY f BILL SHERWIN Wishes All of You Success SWP OXFORD LUMBER COMPANY Phone 36 14 Beech St. cmlmlcxvmllem' DO UGLASS IN v1'1uv1'1 ON s SERVICE STATION OHIO OIL CO. PRODUCTS Linco Gas Marathon Oil Fall for and IIP!i1'ery S0l l'l-Cf' FALLING CARDS JEWICLIIY SCHOOL Sl'I'l'LIICS IIYTEX PERSONAL S'I'A'l'IONEIfY KOIIAKS FINISHING l'IIO'l'Ul,iRAPHIU SEliYll'l SNYDER'S Phone 121 ART AND GIFT sHoP AND PHo'ro senvlca OXFORD MOTORS, Inc. SERVICE SALES West Park 'Place Phone 57 OXFORD Ii HORNUNG RECREATION MEAT MARKET l'!lUI.1'f' .llfalx 151 m'1,1 N 1:-141 l,I,l .x 1: Us I Qllfuftf Em 'QCQ0mJ'I11ir-I' 26 W' High Phone 21 R ARMSTRONG THE OXFORD HARDWARE COMPANY Compliments .vllfiflllfluwlf lx'11ou'u l'rorlr1r'l, plux ' Loral H1'1 1'1'1'r' 4 f'0llIllI'Illl1l.0ll Ilan! lu lim! Electrical DRUG STORE Contractors T I I1 ne 64 We Deli OXFORD ,Be Village Shoppe Clever Clothes 24 EAST HIGH STREET OXFORD. OHIO VARIETY STORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES NOTIONS NOVELTIES GET TIIIL' Il.llilT . . . VISIT FINKBINE'S WIIEN IAHFKINU FUI? LADIES, ANU i'HIIIIJlIEN'S AIWAIIEII . . . 510011 IIIIIIIVPN .I,Il7!l.IfN l'rir'f's Hiyllf .El VORIILIL II'ELC'0ME Safeguard Your N E U T A X I Health COMPANY Phone 144 SMH! if fo H10 fY0IlI'll00UN and Prompt Sfrrirff All I'assc11gc1's Insured Ifvn H10 HAMILTON Y.W.C.A. POOL SWIMMING - DANUING DIVING - EXERCISE CLASSES Third and Dayton Streets, Hamilton, 0. ,M OXFORD, OHIO Jusr DELICIOUS Foon 28 E. HIGH ST. 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