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

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Kenneth Newton Miami-B. S. Instrumental Music Miss Pearl Pfile Wooster-B. S. Mathematics Mrs. Marybelle Rutan Muskingum-B. S. Home Economics Mrs. Katheryn Shuey Kent State-B. S. Vocal Music Robert E. Stockdale Kent State-B. S. I Speech Harold Webb Hiram-B. A. History Miss Jeanne Gilmore Kent State-B. S. Librarian C. D. Zumbro Ohio State, Kent State Mechanical Drawing Miss Jeanette Green Cincinnati-R. N. B. S. School Nurse Miss Ruth Pangburn Oberlin-B. A. Latin, English Glenn C. Rutan Muskingum-B. A. English, Social Studies Harley Seiss Kent State-B. S. Science, Shop Mrs. Kathleen Shutler Kent State-B. A., B. M.fX French, English Don Vance Heidelb erg-B. A. Physical Ed., Coach Miss Christine Westlake Ohio State English

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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

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Versatile Nurse Our blond haired, fair complexioned school nurse, Miss Jeanette Green, starts off her day at school at 7:45. At this time she carries out her daily task of dusting her office. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri- days, watering plants is also one of the first things she does in the morning. Usually during the next few minutes she chats with other teachers before they re- port to their classrooms. When 8:05 rolls around, students come in- to the building and Miss Green's work real- ly beegins. A million and one different things fill her day's schedule. She must P S A U make out absence slips, tardy slips, and check excuses. Sometimes it is necessary for her to call student's homes. She also fre- , quently makes personal visits to the homes. Master Trades ' Whenever pupils withdraw frolm school, it f is up to her to find out why they left and where they have gone. So you think Mike Montecalvo has an t easy job, doing nothing? Wen Legs take a In addition to all these things, Miss Green peek at his office now and then and see just teaches the family C1335- What is going On- - Besides her work at RHS, she checks At 7:45 A.M' HMOMEH is there with H up withdrawals from the grade schools. She smile, talking to all the teachers as they it 3150 giVeS grade 5011001 Children Physical arrive to pass the time until 8:05. The-n's - eXamif1al5i0nS- when his office becomes a zoo, circus, and Hvariety is the Spice of lifef' Could WQ11 court all at once. The fellows start forming be Miss G1-eenfs motto because her Sched.. a line to his desk with all sorts of reasons V Ule contains SO many different jobs. for being absent and tardy to class. The whole first period he's checking attendance 0 . , , and excuses. i At noon the same thing happens over again except that a few more coals are added to the fire. You see, he's the faculty manager of the athletic department and has charge of scheduling games, referees, transportation, tickets, ordering R let- ters, making arrangements for banquets, and a few other minor details. It seems that there's always a cut knee or a prob- lem child for him to contend with. He also teaches four classes a day. Yes sir! Mike Montecalvo has to be a Jack of all trades to keep up with the trials and tribulations of the younger set.