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

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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.

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p Officers fa J ' I ff sd- L 1. ff' Y X ,Y -im 'H Cecilia Mendiola, president, Veronica Brett, treasurer, Dorrine Kandes, secretary: Clay Dietrich, vice-president. At the beginning of the year, our class president, Cecilia Mendiola, appointed committees to select the class flower, colors, and motto. From the several combina- tions submitted by the committee, the class made the following choices: Class flower-American Beauty Rose. Class colors-Scarlet and Grey. Class motto- We shall be what we make ourselves. We Bequeath We, the seniors of 1950, having arrived at the peak of perfection and in a pure state of mind proclaim this last will and testament to those remaining in this fair in- stitution. Therefore, with due consideration, we hereby leave these traits to the following: To the juniors: We leave our resurfaced desk tops in 303. To the sophomores: We leave our sense of humor. To the freshmen: We will our attitude and good times. To Junior High: We leave our ambition and ability to be seniors. Pat Baker wills her love for chemistry class to Harold Baker. Mary Banjazek, my love for office practice class to Nancy Delin. Dorothy Bender, to John Watt, my glasses. Lois Boggs, to her brother Gerald, her seat in 303. Dona Born, my neat locker to Janet Schwenk. Veronica Brett, my good parts in plays, to Carol Bassett. Polly Bromelow, to any girl who can stand it, my trigonometry class of boys. June Chalker, to Frances Nagella, all my lace blouses. Marian Chechak, my Worn out notebook, to Eleanor Westfall. Jean Ann Culler, my red gym suit, to Sue Canfield. Barbara DeLuca, to Virginia Kohl, my second year French book. Doris DeSimio, to Cleon Wilson, my weight and opinion book. Mary Ann Dobroski, my locker mirror, to some lucky junior girl. Dorothy Edwards, my love for bookkeeping, to anyone who Wants it.