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

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Three Groups Take Spring Study Tours During April three groups from Mount Gilead High School took extended field trips. Theater students went New York City, Spanish students went to Spain, and French students traveled to French Canada. The week before Easter a group of theater students traveled to New York City with a group of students from Cincin- nati. The group flew from Columbus International and were treated to a panoramic view of New York City as they landed at La Guardia Airport. Among the theater productions the group attended were Sophisticated Lady , Dream Girls , and Mass Appeal . Other ac- tivities were a tour of Greenwich Village and shopping on Fifth Avenue. On April 9th a group of 14 Spanish students and advisors left Columbus International Airport for a 9 day tour of Spain. While in Spain the group visited El Prado Museum which houses the exhibit of works of the Spanish painter El Greco, El Escorial Monastery, and the Valley of the Fallen which is a national monument dedicated to the dead of the Spanish Civil War. In the city of Toledo, which has been a center of sword making for a thousand years, students toured a sword making factory. The girls of the group enjoyed their visits to Retiro Park in Madrid which famous for its sun tans. One of the most unforgetable events of the trip was Melissa Maslar is determined to find her tooth brush on the train back home. Suzanne Campbell prepares to snap a picture aboard the metro. 7' Robin Nesbitt and Cindy Curl watch the crowds from one of the 500 stores in the St. Foy Mall. Travel weary Robin Nesbitt awaits the bus to take her back to the Quebec train station. I attendin At their the opening night of the bullfighting season. oing-away dinner the group was serenaded by the Spa ish musical group La Tuna . French Club's trip to Canada began on Monday morning after Easter. Fourteen students and advisors traveled by school bus to Windsor, Ontario. From Windsor the group traveled on VIA Rail Canada and arrived morning complex dents to Notre D treal Bo Wednes bec City ited the rin Montreal on Monday evening. Tuesday was spent visiting the underground shopping in downtown Montreal. In the afternoon stu- k a Gray Line Tour which featured stops at me Cathedral, the Olympic Center, the Mon- nical Gardens, and St. Joseph's Oratory. On ay morning the group left Montreal for Que- . Among the activities in Quebec, students vis- old-walled part of the city, went to St. Foy shopping mall, ate fresh-baked bread at the outdoor ovens, visited a wood carver's shop, and toured the Cathedr trip for Quebec l of St. Anne de Beaupre. The Highlight of the riany of the group came on their last evening in City. The club ate at the L'Astral, a revolving restaurTt, located on the twenty-seventh floor of the Lowe's and the e Concorde Hotel. Both the view of the city food were magnificient. Campbell, Linda Wright, Melissa Maslar. Row 2: Colleen Thomas An ie Bush Row 3 Mrs Roxanna Fr Lisa Crawford , g . : . y, Robin Nlesbitt, Michelle Bush. Top Row: Mr. Donald Fry, Mrs Phylis Miller, Cindy Curl, Jenny Wertz. CLUB TOUR GROUP: Bottom Row: Suzanne

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Four Mt. Gilead Teams Are M.O.C. Champs During the 1981-82 school year, four Mount Gilead athletic teams won Mid-Ohio Conference champion- ships. The cross country team took the first champion- ship in the fall of 1981. The Mount Gilead boys' and girls' track teams and the baseball team dominated the MOC spring sports' schedule. The boys' track team went undefeated during the regular season and the baseball team dropped only one conference game. Each of these championships was won by total team effort and indicates the depth of strength the Indians have in these sports. Jon Collins leads in the 110 meter high hurdles as he takes first place in the MOC. L H - -.W x h ' Y Q 'ff ' '-SL N .: 7- . s ..DGn.as..fxs. . Q . W In the mile run finals in the state meet, Dan Campbell runs a fine race and places ninth in the state. Renee Corral hands off to Natalie Maceyko as the Indian girls two-mile relay team places first in the MOC.