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

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FSQQES df- , i f .gr ....., ,If 'fag' w g .. L QQ M : .L jg. fx y ff Q?. 'S 2 Q .W if 3 A ,F .tw YF . DQ. MISS MARY BALLENGER MRS. KATHARINE FRANCIES MISS BEVERLY HANLEY Miami - B- S- Kent State - B. S. Mt. Union - B. A. APC English, History Physical Education Q-P1 . K C. B. BATES MRS. LOUISE GIFFEN S. L. HOPE Mt. Union - B. S. Ohio State - B.S. KSU.-B.S., Columbia, M.A Science, Chemistry Home Ec-, English Bookkeeping AQLQEWM A aiilwfbw jgg' 4 A1 aillrv ..,. lg I ,ggw a I Ai? Q K S MRS. HELEN CHAPMAN Hiram - B of Music HARRY GILCREST Kent State - B. S. Math., English Coach, Shop, Phys. Ed. MRS. BERNICE DOUGLASS MISS JEANNE GILMORE Oberlin, A.B., KSU., B.S. Kent State - B. S. and M.S., English Librarian in K AKI, ,Lf CHARLES EAGEN Kent State - B. S Driving, Shop MISS JEANETTE GREEN ncinnati - R. N. B. School Nurse 10 RICHARD HOSKIN Hiram - B. A. Mathematics A 1 .5 wggsdqf ii? in it f fx Ipgpn ROGER HOWARD Kent State - B. S. Speech, Debate wwvMc-v ,Inga A 7 f-'Q L yo - S i3Nk 5 X Q., xx 1 M, tr' ,A MISS RUTH JUVE Ohio State - B. S. Journalism, Government

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IK GCI HIS year, the uncertainties of the future have taken on unusual significance for the young people of our community and nation. They are compelled by circumstances beyond their control to view the future with more than usual apprehension. The happy events of the past year recorded here in picture and story are viewed more soberly by young people as they contemplate their places in a world of unrest and turmoil. Today our youth are asked to place service to their country ahead of service to themselves. This means that normal careers such as high- er education, business, and establishment of homes may have to wait until the present gen- eration of young people take time out of their lives again to defend our American Way of Life . It is the fervent hope of all of us whose lives have been spent with yotmg people that another world war can still be averted, so that our youth once again can live normal, peaceful and happy lives. ' This message is given by H. L. Brown, Superintendent of Ravenna Schools. Mr. Brown has a bachelor of Arts degree from Mount Union and a Master of Arts degree from Columbia University. DUCATION is, without doubt, the most ex- I citing and at the same time most gratifying of the creative arts. Its raw material is the mind of youth, its formula is the wisdom of the ages, and its product, the citizens of our dem- ocrac . Is it any wonder that one thrills to the y ii title of educator? These views on education are expressed by Wayne E. Watters who is the principal at Ra- venna High School. Mr. Watters has a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts degree from Hiram College and Kent State University. 9

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MRS. BEATRICE MASON Kent State - B.S. Shorthand, Typing wuutgrw A-'A f , ,:w:4 WWaggga , 'Mid' ati? mmm gf .9 MISS ANNA MC CLEAN Culver Stockon - B.A. English M. M. MONTECALVO Mt. Union - B.S., M.S. Science v. C ' N . A - ,JM- nw I ak A KENNETH NEWTON Miami - B.S. Instrumental Music MISS PEARL PFILE Wooster - B.S. Mathematic ' Www TFA MRS. MARYBELLE RUTAN Muskingum - B.S. Home Economics GLENN C. RUTAN Muskingum - B.A. DONALD VANCE Heidelberg - B. A. Physical Ed., Coach H nf. lk ,gif ' .' f-2 Nd' A 4' W' U w jgghwu . QQL . M W n if j l MRS. VIRGINIA WATTERS Hiram - A. B. English, Social Studies Latin, Ameficgn History l R .slim A ' .j:i:?!J. H -' f HARLEY SEISS Kent State - B.S. Sc1ence,Shop MRS. KATHRYN SHUEY Kent State - B.S. Vocal Music Fi? zu-- MRS. KATHLEEN SHUTLER K.S.U.-B.A., B.S.,M.A. French, English 11 HAROLD WEBB Hiram - B. A. History MISS CHRISTINE WESTLAKE Ohio State English C. D. ZUMBRO Ohio State, Kent State Mechanical Drawing