Mount Gilead High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Mount Gilead, OH)

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STUD TS The sharpest reflections We see are those of the faces and personalities of our friends. l-low can We forget the many hours we spent with our friends,- talking, laughing, Working and studying? It is amazing how well We learned to know each other's thoughts and actions, and how many times our desires and goals Were the same as those of our close friends. Our friendships are precious, always to he remembered and treasured.

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ESANNEL ln our cascade of reflections, we catch a glimmer of the many people Who contributed to the develop- ment of our student body. Included in this number are the administrators, board of education, secre- taries, cooks, janitors, and bus drivers. Most important are the teachers who stimulated our minds. We students have acquired skills, knowledge and accomplishments that would have been impossible Without the guidance and understanding of our teachers.

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D. C. NICHOLSON High School Principal Prin. Nicholson has completed twenty- two years of service for the Mount Gilead Schools, ten of which he has been principal. He received his A. B. and M. Ed. de- grees from Ohio University. Much of the smooth operation of the school can be attributed to his Well- planned program. Administrators RAY MILLS, JR. Superintendent of Schools Supt. Mills graduated from a two-year training course in education at Alfred Holbrook College and received his B. S. from Wilmington College. He received his M. A. from Miami University. Many advancements have been made in the four years that Mr. Mills has been superintendent, the greatest of which is the erection of a new high school which is now under construction and is to be ready for occupancy in the fall of 19644.