Ravenna High School - Tappan Tatler Yearbook (Ravenna, OH)

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Prize Poetry A HOMEWORK Are you the smoothie XVho stays in the groovie By doing his homework At the movie? or Arc you the kitten VVho's got a cute chicken And does his homework Wfith a fitten? or Are you the b1'ainey Who goes insaney XVhile doing your homework XVitl'i your Janie? or Are you the high-hatty YVho goes so batty And does his homework While being so catty? -NORMA CHALKER They say you eanit get along Unless you always cheat. The same people who tell me this--- Canlt seem to make ends meet. There is one thing I'd like to say- To you my dear-dear - friend. No matter how you like to cheat, You'l1 get it---in the end! -OTTO NOBETTER SPRINC'S MAGIC Spring's magic is on its way, Spring fever's a-coming. Be on the lookout each day, It makes no exceptions, Strikes both young and old, 1t's'a disease that's catching It's cure yet unknown. S0 as Spring's magic gets closer each day, Keep on your lookout- It may come your way. -ANN MILES LOXV THEY BOYVED Low they bowed before Him, The shepherds from near by, They left their flocks upon the plain, To follow the glorious star. Low they bowed before Him, These wise men from afar, XVith offerings of precious gifts, And tidings filled with ioy. Vifho was this to whom they bowed These strangers from near and far lTwas 'lesus Christ the Son of Cod, Our own beloved Lord. -PAT ANDERSON A TEST A test its a horrible thing Creat sorrow does it bring To pass the test You study your best And the te::t is on the opposite thing. A COLD A cold is what you make it You find it hard to shake it First you cough, then you sneeze And before you know it you start to wheeze .So remember, try and act bold 'XVli'.C11C1'C1' you're down with a cold. -THE RAVEN A STEP Into the future I step With head held high And quaking heart I go. - For childhood Is past The time to prepare For my future Is now. -EUNICE BOYLES AIUST PLAIN NOSEY Did you ever get so nosey - As mosey as could be! That you wanted to peep through all the doors And see what you could see. The first three doors were loads of fun. But fate caught me, by and by: For when I looked through the fourth key-hole, Be-hold --- --- --- another eye! -OTTO N OBETTER XVEPIE YOU? - W'ere you watching on the hillside? Did you the wondrous light, That shone oxer all the angels. VVho sang that glorious night? And did you hear their story? A wee Christ child is born. Did you notice all the animals, That snowy Christmas morn Did you iourney far to see him Did you see the stables small, Did you notice all the animals Or sec the wise men tall VVhen you bowed in adoration, Of the child and mother fair, Did you know how much you'd owe I-lim, That tiny baby there? -NANCY JONES

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Remember Faculty Quotes Miss Elizabeth Ballenger-'KBe sure to color it right. C. B. Bates- Add the acid to the water. Mrs. Helen Chapman- Seventh graders aren't so badf' Miss Barbara Ewell-':Exactly what book do you want? Mrs. Katharine Francies- Choose your junior class officers with caref, Charles Gilbert- Did you see the stop sign? Harry Cilcrest- Use play 47, in and out, shift left. Miss Jeanette Green- Take the aspirin with plenty of water. B. N. Heighberger- Put on the brakesln L. Hope- How many words did you type? Richard Hoskins- A right angle equals 90 degrees. Miss Ruth juve- Is this copy ready for the printers? Miss Mary Marvin-' Make your hem even, girls. Mrs. Beatrice Mason- Are you ready for a timed writing? Miss Anna McClean- Use whom for the accusativef' Miss Mary Moncey- Good morning, Mr. Brown's officef' M. M. Montecalvo- Hmm, another red slipf, I-I. C. Myers- How shall we have this speech trophy engraved? Kenneth Newton- Let,s play that part over. Miss Ruth Pangburn- And who said, KVeui, Vidi, Vici?i Miss Pearl Pfile- Does everyone understand the equation? Mrs. Virginia Reash- Just one more exercise. Mrs. Mary Rutan- Use a cup of flour and a cup of sugar. G. C. Rutan- VV hat are the continents of the world? Harley Seiss- Carpentry is a useful hobbyf' E Mrs. Kathryn Shuey- Are you here to entertain the girls or to sing? Don Vance-:'Don,t forget to use the pivot. Harold Webb- VVhat was the first great empire? Miss Christine Westlake- Do the subject and the predicate agree? Miss Ethel Wilcoxon-K'Parlez-vous francais. C. D. Zumbro-'4Are you going to be a draftsman? School Board To represent the community in the function- ings of Haverma City schools is one of the many duties of the Board of Education. john R. Byers is president and E. R. XfVillyard is vice-president of the board. Other mernbers tl1'C Mrs. Ralph Cunningham, Henry Iones and 1. B. Yoders. Mary Moncey is clerk. A few of the other duties are to regulate the days we go to school, to purchase textbooks and and to determine the annual budgets for the schools, and to find,' the money with which to operate the school system. - Custodians Dusting, sweeping, and cleaning the rooms and halls, repairing light fixtures, keeping the boilers up in cold weather, and renovating the schools of Rai-'enna were the duties of the staff of workers under the able direction of custodian Walltei' L. Hugill. The staff was always available to the students for removing stubborn locks, cleaning up after dances and parties, and helping the students and faculty. Maintenance men at the high school were Frank Arvizzigno, Marion Esposito, Ed Wills, and Dale Frees.

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