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

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Jawlhf MR. GEORGE WILCOX, B. S. There is no doubt in the minds of the students of Otto High School as to who has been the leader in our physical education courses. Coach Wilcox has produced many teams which have given his opponents much stiff competition. MR. ARTHUR WILMARTH, B. S., M. Ed. Outstanding as instructor and dis- ciplinarian, Mr. Wilmarth handles his position as head of the math depart- ment effectively and well. He is al- ways well-versed in professional mat- ters and is an invaluable aid as'score keeper and school activities treasurer. MISS ALBERTA WOLCOTT, B. S. Miss Wolcott's invariable .good humor and even temper belie the ar- tistic ability that is hers. The fine re- sults of her work are seen each year at the Art Exhibit and she gives valuable help to every department in need of posters and designs. MISS ELEANOR WRIGHT, B. S. One of our best and busiest faculty members, she directs the girls' phys- ical education classes, coaches their teams and handles all first aid cases occurring in school. She also teaches three adult First Aid classes and takes an auto mechanics course in her spare time!

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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

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Cheer for Terrors bold, Cheer for blue and gold, Cheer for our loyalty. The Alma Mater 'I7