Garfield High School - Rampage Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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MR, KIDDER Arfirfawzl Principal Mr. Kidder attended several schools including Dennison, Ohio University, and Bethany College, receiving his M.A. degree from Akron University. His career is varied and colorful-football and track coach at llast Liverpool. teacher and counselor at Garfield, then assistant principal. He is pasthpresident of Tri-State Conference on pupil personnel, past-president of the Akron Area Vocational Guidance Association, present member of the Board of Trustees of the main Akron YMCA, and chairman of the Firestone Park YMCA. He gives much time to the guidance of boys. A sympa- thetic smile makes any problem seem easierg and a smile is the first thing that is no- ticed when a student approaches Mr. Kidder's office. ' Svnaoflly Mrs. Adaline Brown was graduated from Cleveland Shaw High School and then went to college at Ohio State Universityg she also at- tended Columbia University but received her M.A. degree from the University of Akron. Her first teaching experience was at West Richfield High School in 1920. She taught at Akron XVest High from W2-i-Zo, coming to Garfield as Dean of Girls in the fall of 1926. Ten years later she was made assistant principal and it is through her duties as such that Garfield students get to know her not only as an administratorbut as a charming. soft spoken person with much humor in her dealings with young people. as MRS. BRUXYN 'I AIJVII ,Q J Q,- Nl RS POULOQ Y YL it vu

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MR. FLOOD Prirzripal Mr. Flood received his B.S. degree in education from Ohio University and his M.A. from Ohio State University. He has also done graduate work at Akron University and Western Reserve University. He started his teaching career as an elementary teacher in the Fairfield county schools. He was later teacher and baseball coach at Crawfis In- stitute. From here he was principal, football and baseball coach at New Bremen high school, then on to Lancaster high school as science teacher, football and baseball coach. He started his Akron teaching as a science teacher at XVest high school, then as- sistant principal and on to principal. Wfe welcomed him to Garfield, in his present official capacity, in 1950. 74e4e 7 ?ace4 eqe Mr. Dietz received his B.A. from Akron University and started his teaching career at South High School. He arrived at Garfield in 1957 as a teacher of Civics and English. His teaching career was in- terrupted when he entered the-military service in 1942 where he served with the 87th Infantry Division. which saw action in Europe, including the Battle of the Bulge and Rhine Crossing. He returned to Garfield as counselor in 1946. He has served as Hi-Y advisor since 1954, and founded the Hi-Y Club for freshman and sophomore boys at Garfield in 1957. He will receive his masters degree from Akron University this year. 'N MR. Dlrsrz Q Courlfelor MRS. WAGN ER Secrefarg

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