South High School - Warrior Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Edna C. Russell, B. S. New York University Subject-English Going South during Easter vacation to meet the spring is the acknowledged travel delight of Miss Russell who joined the staff of South teachers in 1935, and helping sophomores to enjoy literary gems is her avowed educational interest. Aimee Seidel, A. B. Westiiiinster College University of Pittsburgh Subject-English When these lines are read, Miss Seidel will have a new hobby. However, for her, fine speech and courteous friendliness seem to be on the permanent side of the ledger in hobbies pursued. Katherine L. Simmons, A. B. Allegheny College Columbia University Subject-,I ournalism , Miss Simmons has the perennial position of Annual and Voice adviser. Sparing time and staff members from the publishing field, she sponsored the organization of the Student Plan- ning Commission. When not meeting deadlines, she gardens, reads, and collects collectibles. Arthur C. Thomas, A. B. Hiram College Subject-English Mr. Thomas, official adviser to the January Senior class, frequently renders an additional service to the group he heads by directing the senior class play. In the teaching field he shares his day-school knowledge of literature with stu- dents in the South High Night School. I Page Fourteen ii?

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Edgar G. Diehm, A. B., B. D. Juniata College Western Reserve University' Subject-Public Speaking As adviser to the Stagecraft Club, Mr. Diehm maintains a professional watch over young drama- tists and as director of National Forensic League activities turns out championship debating teams. Annually he sponsors the Christmas Party and Spring Revue. John S. Furry, A. B., B. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Sub ject-English Though rated a skilled horticulturist who spe- cializes in prize-winning tea roses, Mr. Furry modestly claims only to grow a sweet Spanish onion. His labors as gardener and supervisor of monitors during the noon-hour rush entitle him to whatever measure of repose he can snatch from a quiet garden. Freda Green, A. B. Vassar College Sub ject-English Miss Green serves annually as social committee adviser of the June Senior class. In addition to investigating the social possibility of all sugges- tions made to the committee and drafting ade- quate plans for their successful completion, Miss Green acts as a gracious hostess and chaperon at all senior functions. Ethel Milligan, A. B. Mount Holyoke Subject-English With a series of adviserships behind her, Miss Milligan was selected this year as adviser of the National Honor Society and again as repre- sentative on the Creative Writing Committee. When not on official business bent, Miss Milli an g admits to pursuing the lure of inexpensive an- tiques and farm auctions. +3 Page Thirteen ii

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Clara Eloise Young, A. B. University of Michigan Subject-English Checking in meal tickets at the senior banquet offers a problematical climax to the year,s work for Miss Young. Infallibility in organization is the rule but the human element spells the result --even seniors continue to forget tickets of ad- mission. Edward Zinninger, A. B. Wooster College University of Chicago Columbia University Subject-English. Mr. Zinninger, dean of the faculty, has long been associated with the Voice and Annual. Al- though he no longer serves as active adviser, he continues to share his experiences in an advisory capacity while he holds the line on the English front. Mary Maud Billman, A. B., B. D. Otterbein Bonebrake Seminary Subject-French Globe trotter, par excellence, Miss Billman de- lights in French history and architecture that was the glory of Greece and Rome as well as in the responses to her inevitable parlez-vous Francaise? M . Edna Green, A. B., A. Vassar College Syracuse University Subject-Latin Having the courage to motor trip over the Andes faltering students in Latin work for Miss Green, who face the perils of a or the uncertainties of class is all in the day's maintains a strict vigil over Virgil-minded addicts. +35 Page Fifteen li