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

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Dtrecttng the MCGutt f orchestra wos only C srroll port ot Mr A lx Len ld s oftwttres Recd ng ond ploytng golf occupted h s ree hours He N .xrttfe VP th Ohto Mustc Fducottoh ossocrotton ond eoch sprtng spent rhdry hou tu tng ocol ond rstrtct rnustc Contests Nr nd Mrs Lelcvold hree doug ters The Heclqert ltbrory Fund grown rn tts copoctty to ser e students u d Q e trectton of M uss Lo Although he wos kept U y her home ond two ye-or old son Robert McI.tn Mrs Long found tame to odfrs oth MCGutfey publtcottons She receuved her lou noltsttc bockground wht forlctng on several newspopers Mr Long wos fvorlctng toword has doctorrt Ohto Stote untverslty A nottve Kentuckuon lVll:S.lOf6pllIf'1G Mrddleton tn oddttton to hor ort cldss ,sonsored the ottrocttve bullettn boord ond show cose dt ploys thot studen s ngoyed durtng the ye-or l-ler own Interests Included ort ond squore donctno Qhe desrgned ond rhode her own Iewelry No ed for has tune chorol worlc 1 the vucrnuty ot Von Wert Mr H E Mohr Iorned the McGuftey toculty tn 1949 ond dlrected the hugh school chorus I :ng Mss M orcJ rn bology Mtss Geor Huls eod ond Mtss Jdne Jw hone econom C Muss Josephtre M d lleton grt Not pictured Mr A D Lekvold Muss Vtrj nt 5 zz Nren e on M r rn src s nt M Cloud nd Mr ROD rson ort M Robert Mtlre'n rnothernottcs Mrs Robert Mt ltcon Cote-terto Mrs E330 Bron h etcrviory osststont Mr Ro ert Rueggeberg Mr Jonn Whttesel ond Mr A W Boue mlustrtdl arts ffl' X199 bla Complzments 0 The Marshall Smzth Funeral Home 21 l V l ' El - , . . u. .fc ' u V . t, ' 'Q pf , s. as I M , V . K 6 . J. - , I , . . F l 'rs W dg' l ' d' ' ' , 1. o . u had 5 -u h , , ' rf ' ' ' uf F er the 'bl d' ' rs. l? -ell J. ng. s to X b s' wvn nt . . . in s ' e Q , 's . l L Tv . . .U , . . I A V Standing: Mr. Wotfne Sir -mer, seccndory osslstontg Mr. Erverson O. M0cArthur, industrtrz i:r's, S'tt' : il Ar Ffmgsu ., t ', gre ' f lwe, r ' . s, A A 1 , . ' 1 . . . , ' c ': Pu , Mts Eh nbeth Lo- C , 3 Mr. H. E. oh , u ' , Mrs V'rg, rt c rt t. Pixu t , , r, t , g . A , , , ri ' .- l wa'-,ffl I I I , ' Cr f t u r' r 4 ' 1 . .-.1 'V

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Four years of offnce experrence gave Mass Esther Beck added background for teachrng busrness courses Muss Beck enloyed weavvng and playlng the organ durlng her free time A Hoosner golfer and ardent Clnclnnatu Reds fan Mr Wulluam Bennue served three years wlth the l2th Armored Dlvlslon durmg World War Il At MCG-uffey he clnrected the Cltamard plays and the sensor play and super vxsed the construction of new flats He and Mrs Bennle llved on South College avenue Mnss Annabel Cathcart studued and traveled In Europe She recelved her background for teaching French at Allnance Francalse Pans More recently she went to Quebec Canada Second to travelsng Mass Cathcart enloyed readrng Mr Fred Fox was an ardent sports fan and followed McGuffey teams wuth great enthusnasm He was known to double as a c eerleader when he thought school sptrrt was sllppung Before comung to McGuffey te s rved four years wrth the Army Arr Force Hrs Interests Included raduo work and wood workrng Mr and Mrs Fox lived at 3lO East Wuthrow avenue Mentzon of a maroon corduroy racket brought Mr Robert Gobles name two of the school s l95O faculty members He and Mr Alfred Tanner attended Wooster college together and when Mr Goble transferred to Ohno Northern unuverslty he and Mrs Long studied Arnerncan history together He spent 42 months IH the army serving on Oknnawa Mr and Mrs Gcble and Paul ther one year old son lived at 5l41lr South Mann street Mr Goble enloyed garden n Mass Georgua Halsteads task at McGuffey was to teach seventh erghth nnnth and tenth graders to cook and sew Her summers were actlve ones she taught or served as a camp counselor She liked to play golf do wood carvrng and metal work A native of Atlanta Ga Mlss Eluzabeth Lawrence taught muslc ID Mc Guffeys secondary school She supervnsed the bulldung of an ultra modern home and engoyed flower gardenung and collecting antlques Cheerleaders Carol Petr: Helen Kar daras Susan Young Juan ta G bert Carolyn Servnss Dorothy Taylor Aluce Johnson Joan Teckman Not pictured Nancy Prather mascot Mr Robert Goble advrser Best Wishes from The Kyger Motor Company 20 . I . L into the conversation. Before he began teaching in McGuffey, Mr. Goble knew i g. , D , Ii il n

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lvi and Mrs Mohr and their daughter Barbara a ninth grader lived on South Main street Miss Mildred Pangburn had served as a laboratory technician before coming to McGuffey Photography and nature studies were her interests and at one time she was botany collector for biological supply houses Mr Ira Schluter teacher of mathematics constructed the i950 Ohio Every Pupil test in that subgect for all seventh and eighth graders He and Mrs Schluter have gone on several extended camping trips both enloyung that sort or rigorous life Collecting Ohio glass and gardening were Miss Hazel Spykers hobbies She lived with her mother and made extensive plans to remodel her home One of her tasks was to help plan the annual Harvest supper Coach Alfred Tanner was a football player himself having been named All Ohio end in his enior year at Wooster college During the summer he had charge of the boats at Chippawo Lake southwest of Cleveland Speed boating enthusiasts found him a friendly host Mr and Mrs Tanner lived in the Talla wanda adpartments The cafeteria had an important function in the school and it served the students well under the co direction of Miss Eleanor Wylie and Mrs Rcbert Perhaps Miss Helen Young s name was most often linked with G A A Be sides serving as adviser for that group she taught gym classes for all twelve grades She conducted one of the first Folk Festivals ID Ohio took modern dancers to the National Folk Festival at Wilmington and spent many hours preparing the group for their spring recital Between gym classes Miss Young played the piano a hobby as was square dancing Because Ireland was her father s birth place Miss Margaret Young planned to spend Summer i950 in that country and in England Since the trip was to be her first to Europe she planned to tour the other European countries as well In the summer of i948 Miss Young attended Bread Loaf School for Writers in Vermont Her main interest was dramatics and at that school she had the opportunity to participate in a play ustodo s Wlke Geo e o e K el a T Complzments o Opelcaszt f'Farm Controlledl' Mzlk 22 ,V . . . , , h . . . C . . , . Millican. Miss Wylie also taught the home living course for McGuffey girls. - , , . . , C i n z James i ns, rg W It , ov m urner.