Otto Eldred High School - Ottocrat Yearbook (Otto Township, PA)

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Jfwdflf MR. WILLIAM OLSON, A. B. Here's the King of 209 who teaches Speech and English in many interesting and helpful ways. If any question comes to debate and you want to win, ioin up with him because he's hard to defeat. We might add, also, that his chuckle has nearly become an Otto institution. MR. ROBERT T. POLLOCK, B. S., M. Ed. One of the newcomers to our fac- ulty who has ably taken over two jobs -teaching history and coaching the Junior Varsity. He has succeeded in both and has also established himself as a Number I story teller. MISS MARY RESSLER, B. S., M. A. Largely responsible for the achieve- ments of Otto's many commercial stu- dents is Miss Ressler's careful and ex- acting instruction. She likes sports and dancing, but her chief love right now is her big blue Chrysler. Maybe that explains why she's taking a mechanics course. MISS EDITH M. SANDERSON Another Otto alumna, graduate of the class of 1940, who has returned to serve her alma mater, Miss Sanderson is an able assistant to Miss Loop.

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MR. BENTON KRIBBS, B. S. Coach of Otto's first undefeated, untied football team, he is also a suc- cessful and interesting social studies teacher. Even though a crack football coach, he displays a great personal interest in basketball and is an ex- pert shot. Jwdflf MISS JANET LILLIBRIDGE, A. B. Miss Lillibridge teaches a straight English schedule throughout each day. She is thorough and cheerful in her work and is the hardworking adviser of the Ottocrat staff. Phe is an ardent supporter of the basketball team but enjoys dancing most of all. MISS MARJORIE P. LOOP Our charming and competent sec- retary is an Otto alumna and a very loyal supporter of school activities. MISS STELLA MOYER, A. B., B. S. When it comes to preciseness and accuracy, Miss Moyer is certainly tops, which accounts in some way for the Otto students' intelligence. And no wonder she is so cheerful. Why not, when she has the key to a world of knowledge?

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MR. ALBERT SMEAL, B. S. In his first year as instructor in the industrial education department and mechanical drawing courses, Mr. Smeal has proved himself very effi- cient and has made many friends in Otto. He has been particularly active in student activities. Juwlfqf MRS. HELEN SPROUT, A. B. Mrs. Sprout proves that one quality of a good teacher is personal enioy- ment of the subiect. She fires her for- eign language students to energetic study and is the inspiration behind that increasingly entertaining produc- tion-the junior play. MISS RUTH TREVORROW, B. A. Miss Trevorrow enters into any- thing she does with a zest that has become recognized as part of her forceful manner of handling any task assigned her-doing guidance work, teaching English or advising the senior class. This same pep and spirit characterizes her non - professional life, also. MISS SARA WEAVER, B. S. She is going to make sure that the husbands of ten years hence won't have to eat canned food, sew on but- tons or mend socks. Besides her teach- ing duties, Miss Weaver manages the cafeteria and works on the costumes so necessary to Otto stage presenta- tions. . -'I5