Mississinawa Valley High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Union City, OH)

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Grammar And Literature RACHEL FITCH. B. S. Delivering speeches and giving oral book reports were only two of the many activities in the speech and English classes taught by Mrs. Fitch. A graduate of Ball State University she taught here until she moved at the end of the first semester. Mrs. Fitch en- joys playing the piano, organ, and cello in her spare time. EMILY GATES, A. B. Mrs. Gates replaced Mrs. Fitch the second semester, teaching junior and senior English and speech classes. She also directed two excellent class plays during the year. Her two small children keep her busy, but she also en- joys swimming and sewing. English students spent one semester studying literature and one studying grammar. FORT RECOVERY BANKING COMPANY Fort Recovery, Ohio 20

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Guided Future Homemakers A stitch in time” could well be the by- word of the Home Ec. girls as they made many useful garments. They modeled their finished garments at the annual style show held on May 11. 19 RED’S CITGO SERVICE Greenville, Ohio UNION CITY SWEET SHOPPE Union City, Indiana

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Provide Better Communications Sophomores spent many days studying Shakespeare's play, Julius Caesar. They were required to memorize several lines from the play. MARIE CAMPBELL, B.S, Mrsv Campbell completed one successful year at M. V. as freshman and sophomore English teacher. Her students reviewed the various grammar rules and ventured into more difficult literary material. Mrs. Campbell received her degree from Olivet Nazarene College in Illinois. She enjoys hiking, softball, and read- ing. Seniors studied hard on the quotations from Macbeth that they were required to memorize. MIAMI VALLEY MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION Greenville, Ohio FOURMAN’S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR Greenville, Ohio