Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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This year's faculty was the largest on record --24. Four new teachers were added to the staff: Mrs. Roberta Mayer, first grade, Mrs. Pearl Lamb, third grade, Mrs. Grace Holtzmuller, commercialg and Mr. Dencel Miller, coach. Mrs. Mayer returned to teaching after having operated a florist shop for severalyears. She is the mother of three boys. Mrs. Lamb came from California to Wauseon, her husband's home town. They have one son. Mrs. Holtzmuller is the mother of a son and a daughter. The son was in his senior year at Defiance College this year. The daughter and the latter's husband, both graduates of Ohio State, are inteming at Toledo Hospital. Mrs. Holtzmuller's husband is a public health doctor at Defiance. Mr. Dencel Miller hails from East Liverpool. He coached at Albern, Ken- tucky, before coming to Pettisville. He has one daughter. An intraschool visitation was planned this year. High school teachers visited elementary classes, and grade teachers visited the high school. This program gave the two groups an insight into each other's problems. Several teachers had addi- tions to their families this year. A daughter, Susan Rene, was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Minner, October 31. She is their first child. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer became the parents of a daughter, Diana Lee, born December 24. The Spencers now have a trio of daughters. A long-awaited boy came to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Dorsey. ABOVE: Faculty party in cafeteria. STANDING: Mr. Daniel Fisher, Mr. William Minner, Prin. Mark Ray, Mr. Leland Dorsey, Supt. David E. Springer, Miss Sadie Miller. SEATED: Miss Alta Spiess, Mrs. Wil- liam Minner, Mrs. Pearl Lamb, Mrs. Helen Springer, Mrs. Miriam Ray. BELOW: Family picnic at Wauseon park. Table in foreground: Mr. Dallas Lamb, Bruce and Mrs. Pearl Lamb, Mr. Clifford Lindley, Miss Buetta Wyse, Miss Arleta Miller, Mrs. Helen Springer, Miss Ellen Rakestraw. UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Florence Porter often told stories to her kindergarteners. UPPER David Lee was born April 3. He has two sisters. His father, the baseball coach, is sure that he will join the Yankees in a few years. 7 RIGHT: Mrs. Thelma Rych- ener and Mrs. Mildred Rych- ener enjoyed a little relaxation in the lobby. LEFT: Miss Alta Spiess, Miss Arleta Miller, and Mrs. Hazel Brandeberry were getting their daily mail in the office.

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RIGHT: Miss Ruth K. Wyse was busy copyreading for Pet Echoes. SECOND RIGHT: Mr. Culvur Knollman was working in the laboratory after school when this picture was snapped. BELOW: At a faculty party held in March, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer were given a rocking chair for their baby daughter, Diana Lee. RIGHT: Mrs. Ro- berta Mayer and Mrs. Pearl Lamb posed by the drink- ing fountain. SEC- OND RIGHT: Mrs. Dorothy Holland, Mary Jane Holland, Miss Buetta Wyse, and Mrs. Florence Lindley were busily working on the stage preparing for the grade operetta. BE- LOW: Just talk- ing in the home economics room were Miss Ellen Rakestraw and Mrs. Grace Holtzmuller. ---iq ABOVE: Coaches Leland Dorsey, Dencel Miller, and Daniel Fisher were caught talking over the latest game in the coaches' room.

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The Board of Education members have been inspecting the newest bus. They are Dale Beck, Claude Rupp, Paul Smith, Earl Weber, Supt. David E. Springer, and Victor Rupp. Board of Education The territory under the administration ofthe Board of Education was enlarged to include a greater part ofthe Tedrow school district this year when that school was closed and most of those students were sent to Pettisvillc. Improvements made by the board were an elabo- rate amplifying system, which was installed in the auditorium to redemy had acoustics, and the purchase of two new school buses. Mr. Russell Gasche, who had served on the board for many years, retired on January 1, 1958. Earl Weber, president ki? Dale Beck, vice- presidentg Claude Rupp, Victor Rupp, Paul Smith, Mrs. Mi- riam Ray, Clerk. 'IP'-'