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

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Semors Had Actwe Hlgh School Years Hsgh school to the sensors was a rush of classes games dances sports and all the other actsvstses which made up a perfect four years Busy writing for The Mirror cmd The Reflector, acting sn the sensor and Cstamard plays taking trips to other schools and varscus other places of inter est and seeing As You Lske It were only a few of the many extra curricular actsvstses which the sensors found time to accomplssh during their last year The class chose navy blue and whste as the class colors We are the Future the motto and whste roses the flower The sensors supported their school by thesr outstanding interest sn the Student Council the Junior Red Cross gsvsng to the various drives and buying subscrsptsons to the paper and yearbook Both boys and girls formed the back bone of the basketball hockey baseball softball and football teams A tsvstses of class members were varied as the record shows Judy Almy srst C amard l 2 3 4 FTA l 2 GAA 2 numeral 3 pressdent 4 cla s treasurer 3 Student Council 3 modern dcsnce I 3 4 tennis l 2 basketball l manager 2 3 hockey 3 4 DAR contest football queen Reflector staff Gurls State David Barr first to third transter South America seventh Sc en e l 2 3 treasurer 4 Cstamard 3 4 MClub 3 secretary 4 chorus 3 4 Student Council 3 football 3 4 track l 2 3 4 basketball I 2 sensor scholarship test Mirror staff 4 William Bauer transfer California Pennsylvania st C amard 2 3 4 Science l 2 3 4 football 4 Donald Booker transfer Middletown tenth ence 2 3 4 M ub 3 4 cho 2 3 4 tra k 2 3 4 letter 2 David Brcnch transfer Stewart ninth Cstamard 2 3 4 ence l 2 4 track 2 3 4 basketball mana l sem scrsolarshsp test dss rct winner American Legion essay contest 3 Reflector staff Mirror staff 4 sensor play Morrs Brown srst Cstamard 3 4 Science 2 4 baseball 2 basketball manager l David Caldwell transfer Hillsboro sixth Cstamard 2 3 Science l 2 Reflector staff Mirror staff sensor play Stephen Chase transfer Clearwater Florida ninth Cstamard 2 3 4 Mclub 4 class secretary 3 football 3 4 track 2 3 4 Student Council vice pressdent 4 orchestra 2 3 4 sensor scholarship test Reflector staff music festsval 2 Sensor officers Marvin Wilhelm pressdent Robert Wadlesgh v s c e e s s d e nt ue Muncey secretary Jac S t a f f o r d treasurer Complzments of Oxford F arm Servzce 23 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 . I . . . h . - V 11 - 11 i A 11 - 1 1 1 1 4 C' . . . f' . . . if , , , , ' , f'fh , . , is f , ' 1 , . ' ' Charles Beasley . . . first . . . FTA 4, Art president 3, chorus l 2 3 4, music festival 2. . . . , ' , . . . Sc? , -cl 2 , rus Sci , 3 4, M-club 4, football l 2 3 , , ger , 'or pr ' I , S k ' f

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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.

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Robert Cottrell . . . tlrst . . .Cncrnord 2 3 4, S: ence l 2 president 3, ylce-president 4, M-club secretoryvtreasurer 2 3 treasurer 4, senlor scnolarslnp test, football l 2 3 co-captorn 4, track l 2 3 4, basketball 4, Student Councll secretary-treasurer 2 president 4, local wlnner American Legion essay contest 2, Reflector stolf, Mirror stall 4, Boys State, class presndent 2 3, yice'presldent l. Gail Cullen . . . firfr . . . GAA Q 3 4, Cltamard l 2 3 4, modern July A y Dayld Barr tram Bll Bauer har e Beasley Donald Booker Dowd Bron H Morne Brown Dowd Caldwell Stephen Cha e U Cla Qrl lerencf Donaloson Best Wzshes rom The Anythmg and Everythzng Company 24 5 im Wll' l f , , Rclert Bal: Cattrell Grtl . -