Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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Foreword Since this year marks the sesqui- centennial of Ohio as a state, the 1953 Lariat, in addition to giving a history of the school year, briefly turns to the past. A few highlights of early of the Pettisville area will be on several pages in the book. Be- the white man came late--about days found cause 1825--to this vicinity, the first re- cords begin approximately at that time. Iilfjllllp, la of T 4 0 'i E i' t C 'Eff 4azIlllIl,,' PW E'-E: oss' QP assi 0 Q 79 '57 3 L51 fg? fs fires ? A ,k 5 r5eJi,s iigEfii55?:Ei F Eai5 'ir lf' ! ..,. .C 52 E?Z. 4 K A JQL 2 Fvillwf i - h te l l ' x 4 l pi 4 Jflilvm N ,fl-:Il i 0 , int- ta U' i' '-. i i' g -x 9,00 f 4 4 4141+ Contents Administration Classes Activities Music: Sports

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9 PRIN. MARK RAY MR. HAROLD ZISS The SCHOOL BOARD, pictured on page 3, paused from inspecting the farm shop to face the camera. Members are from left to right: Earl Weber, president, Victor Rupp, vice- presidentg Mrs. Ada Genter, clerk, Russell Gascheg Claude Rupp, and Supt. Springer. Har- old Schmucker. remaining member, was absent. The board takes a keen interest in the welfare and improvement of the school. Dur- ing 1952-53 it arranged for new fluorescent lighting in the study hall, new seating in room 21, refurnishing of r e s t rooms, and planting of shrubbery. Its attitude has been progressive in regard to scholarship, extra- curricular activities, and teacher interests, as well as to the school plant itself. MRS. HELEN SPRINGER SUPT. DAVID E. SPRINGER Mr. Mark Ray, the new principal, also history, English, and mathematics. teaches Mr. Ray finds odd jobs to do about his home. Mr. Harold Ziss, a new faculty member, all science and coaches junior high teaches basketball. He is also a golf enthusiast. Mrs. Helen Springer,wife of the superin- tendent, resumed teaching in the third grade. She relaxes in the newly redecorated lounge. Supt. David E. Springer succeeded S. M. Gottschalk, resigned. A busy executive, he finds time to give his home some attention. Mrs. Florence Lind l e y, first grade teacher, lives on a farm, where she has all the pets she wants-especially cats Faculiy MRS. FLORENCE LINDLEY M . JAMES CLARK MISS ALTA SPIESS MISS MARGARET BUCKMASTER