Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Boys' Guidance Director Mr. Carl Eversman, with his fortyflivt' guidance secretaries and his four vocational aids, is kept husy with the same tasks as Miss Moos and her helpers. ln cofoperation with the faculty committee they plan the Tuesday morning guidance programs with which we are all familiar and from which we derive much information and enjoyment. Besides these many duties, Mr. Evers' man acts as the principal of Harrison school and also teaches husiness training in the high school. ln planning a complete and proper hackground of vocational and curricular cxf perience, the guidance department performs its most valuable service to our hoys. . 'xv x V, ig 3 iss i s Girls' Guidance Director Colds, headaches, stomach ailments, and the epidemic of flu in January were the causes of most of the ahsencc in our high school, according to the records kept in the guidance offices of Miss Moos, girls' guidance director. Miss Blanche Moos, with the help of her fortyfone guidance secretaries, seven vof cational aids, and six health room guards, is kept husy taking care of all the girls' recf ords, making out schedules, checking ahsenf tees' excuses, and meeting and talking to parents. Besides these activities Miss Moos teaches regular classes in English and French. Each girl finds helpful counsel for her prohlems through the suggestions of Miss Minis. MR. CARL EVERSMAN MISS BLANCHE MCOS

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Seated from right to left are: XV. A. Pillans. Business Manager, Vilalter S. Nielsen joseph A Svctc, Dr. S. V, Burley. Prcsidcnt, C. A. Hartz, Clerk, D. VU. Lawrance Vitc Picsi ui Philip Austin. Board of Education This group ol' scvcn lNClUl7C1'S, clcctctl for a tcrm of four ycars, mccts thc sccontl Thursday of cvcry month to discuss school policy and to clircct school affairs. The variccl work of thc Board includcs financf ing our schools, issuing huilding contracts, clcsignating courses for thc stuclcnt hody, providing thc ncccssary cquipmcnt to stu' dents, and acting as payinastcr for thc puhf lic school cinployccs. Thcii' scrviccs arc cn' tircly without coinpcnsation. As the Board of Education plays a Vital part in our cduf cational system, the incmhcrs clcscrvc cof opcration and rcspcct from gill,

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F CULTY F ine Arts S. NORMAN PARK Oberlin College, Christiansen Choral School. HELEN OEHLKE Cleveland School of Art, Western Reserve University, Cincinnati Uni' versity. HOWARD F. BROWN I. Sterling Morton College, Mu1'ray State College, Northwestern Univerf sity. Social Science W. A. SMITH Baldwin Wallace College, Ohio State University HAROLD PRYOR Wooster College. ANNA A. WHEATLEY Ohio State University. CHARLES G. URBANIC Louisiana State University. H. A. OLIVER Ohio State University. Social Science EDWIN W. BASH Ohio University, Bluffton College, Columbia Uni' versity. CLYDE U. BATEMAN Ohio Wesleyan. GRACE S. HUG Oberlin College, Ohio University, Wisconsin Unif versity. HARRY WILLETT Denison University, Ohio State University. M. BERNICE SERGEANT Wellesley College, Ohio State University, Ohio Wesleyan University. Sixteen