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

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Miss Mary Moncey - Bohecker's- Secretary to the Supertintendent. M. M. Montecalvo - B. S. in Ed., Mt. Union-Science. Kenneth Newton - B. S. in Ed., Miami-Instrumental Music Miss Ruth Pangburn - B. A. Oberlin-Latin and English Miss Pearl Pfile - B. S., Wooster- Mathematics Glen C. Rutan - B. A., Musking- ham - English and Social Stu- dies r Mar belle Rutan B A., M s. y - . Muskingham-Home Economics Harley Seiss - B. S. in Ed., Kent State - Science and Shop Mrs. Kathryn Shuey - B. S. in Ed., Kent State-Vocal Music Mrs. Kathleen Shutler -- B. A., B.S., M. A., Kent State-French and English Robert Stockdale - B. S., Kent State-Speech Don Vance - B. A., Heidelberg- History, Boys' Gym and Coach Harold Webb - B. A. Hiram-His- tory and English Miss Christine Westlake - Ohio State-English C. D. Zumbro -- Ohio U. and Kent State-Mechanical Drawing Miss Alberta DeLeone - not pic- tured-Kent State - Library Bill Griffin - not pictured-Kent State-Driving, second semester

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ing of Ravenna Hi-gh School at 10 ..f. Miss Mary Elizabeth Ballenger - B. S., Miami-Art C. B. Bates - B. S. Mt Union- Science Mrs. Helen Chapman - B. of Mus., Hiram-Mathemetics a nd English Mrs. Kathryn Francies -- B. S. in Ed., Kent State-History and Eng- lish Mrs. Louise Giffen - B. S. in Ed., Kent State-Home Economics and English George Gilbert - B. S. in Ed., Kent State-Driving first semes- ter Harry Gilcrest - B. S. in Ed., Kent State-Coach, Shop, Boys' Gym Miss Jeanette Green - R.N.B.S. Cincinnati - School Nurse Miss Beverly Hanley -B. A., Mt. Union-Girls' Physical Education Mrs. Annamary Hempel - B. S. in Ed., Kent State-Library S. L. Hope - B. S., Kent State- Bookkeeping Richard Hoskin - B. A., Hiram- Mathematics Miss Ruth Juve - B. S. Ohio State-Journalism and Social Stu- dies Mrs. Beatrice Mason - B. S. in Ed. Kent State-Shorthand and Typing Miss Anna McC1ean - B. A., Cul- ver Stockton-English

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N oontime Nutritionists Maintenance Men Who is always there when th-e room is too cold or the floor is to be swept or your lock needs to be removed? That's right-the custodians under the able direction of Walter L. Hugill. The staff includes Frank Arvizzigno, Marion Esposito and their helpers Roger Smith and Tommy Hugill. i r l Th-e able cafeteria cooks Whom you always see on the other side of the counter are director Mrs. Frees, Mrs. Coburn and Mrs. Wheaton. Their assistants are Marcella Robinson, Shirley DeLong, Bruce Peters, J oan Chalker, and June Chalker. Those girls are there for a very special reason, namely, to help Mrs. Coburn and Mrs. Lena Frees make their numerous burdens light-er. They have many tasks such as cleaning and Washing the trays, and selling ice cream and milk. Joan Chalker has the special and complicated job of keeping track of the meals with and without milk. You can understand what a job this is when you realize that the cafeteria served about 85 to 90 meals daily this year. I For the past two years, the cafeteria has had a very unusual but very vigorous helper. Yes, every day at noon, you can find Bruce Peters in the cafeteria running the dish washing machine. 12