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

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Mr. Watters Education means more than skills and learning. It encompasses the development of the Whole per- son's mental understanding, spiritual and ethical growth, personality, and social maturation, improve- ment of health and physical standards. The high school that emphasizes mental train- ing to the exclusion of the development of character and personality traits is as remiss as the one which dwells on the latter at the expense of the former. At Ravenna High School, We try to strike a reason- able balance in our development of the Well rounded individual. W. E. Watters, principal .. ....t..-.m...1m-.n:v.: ma.: is-1 xi lx.: 1 . SECRETARIES Mrs. Joan Hoff, secretary to Mr. Watters, is in charge of the principa1's office. Brown Another school year has been completed, and a record of the activities and accomplishments of the school will be found on the pages of this annual. For the most part, this has been a most suc- cessful school year. The cooperative efforts of the teachers and students which have characterized the Work here for many years .again have been clearly evident this year as daily tasks were met, and the aims of the school were achieved. We need have no fear of a poor school year as long as our spirit of cooperation is continued on its present high level. ' H. L. Brown, superintendent. Miss Mary Moncey is the secretary who keeps superintendent H. L. BroWn's office running smoothly.

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gaaacf of Zcfacalion fm Left to right are, Dr. J. C. Beal, J, B. Yoder, Mrs. Gertrude Cunningham, E. G. Willyard, Miss Mon- cey, Dr. C. L. Naylor. Board of Education members, in carrying out the Wishes of the people of Raven- na, have been doing a great job. Their main function is seeing that Ravenna city schools are kept as up-to-date as the schools in nearby communities. By doing this they spend endless hours in conference and visit many other communities, which have schools of our size, securing ideas for any further improvements to our school. aim. The board members are looking forward to the future of the Ravenna schools. A school system with adequate buildings to meet the needs of the community is their Assuming the presidency of the board last year was E. G. Willyard, following the retirement of John Byers. Other board members are Mrs. Gertrude Cunning- ham, vice-presidentg Dr. J. C. Beal, Dr. C. L. Naylor and J. B. Yoder. Miss Mary Moncey is the clerk of the board. 6

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Miss Mary Ballenger Miami-B. S. Art Mrs. Helen Chapman Hiram-B. of Music C. B. Bates Mt. Union--B. S. Science, Chemistry Mrs. Katherine Francies Kent State-B. S. Mathematics and English English, History Mrs. Louise Giffen Ohio State-B. S. Home Ec., English Miss Beverley Hanley Mt. Union-B. A. Physical Ed. Richard Hoskins 'I Hiram-B. A. Mathematics Miss Ruth Juve Ohio State-B. S. Harry Gilcrest Kent State-B. S. Coach, Shop, Physical Ed S. L. Hope Kent State--B. S. Bookkeeping Roger Howard Kent State-B.. S. Driving, Speech, Debate Mrs. Beatrice Mason Kent State-B. S. Journalism, Social Studies Shorthand, Typing Miss Anna McClean M. M. Montecalvo Culver Stockton-B. A. Mt. Union-B. S. . English Science