South High School - Warrior Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Alfred H. Quinette, A. B., A. M. University of Illinois Columbia University Subject-Typing Known to everyone as the man behind the wicketf, Mr. Quinette dispenses supplies at the School Store. He cheerfully sells what everybody needs and affords students and teachers alike adequate excuse for a stroll out of class to pur- chase notebook paper, a workbook, thesis paper, or just a pencil. Dorothy P. Ayer, B. S. Ohio University Sub ject-Sewing Interior decorating, needlework, and designing clothes are the foremost diversions of Miss Ayer, who spends time in school, teaching potential seamstresses the finer points of the art, and showing them how correct line and color en- hances personality. Ruth Drown, B. S. Ohio State University Subject-Household Art and Science In extending a welcome to all who pass that way to stop and enjoy the hospitality of a Sul- livan, Ohio home, Miss Drown reveals at once evidence of a generous nature and promise of an excellent cuisine. Eva ,lean VanFossan, A. B. Ohio State University Cafeteria Director In addition to teaching several classes of aspir- ing young cooks, the task of preparing a varied, well-balanced menu for the cafeteria belongs to Miss VanFossan who knows her foods. A glance at the line waiting impatiently every lunch hour attests to this fact. -if Page Twenty nine y

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Charles A. Harpman, B. D., A. M., LL. B. University of Minnesota Drake University Subject-Commercial Law Mr. Harpman can lay claim to being an au- thority on patents, textbooks, cocker spaniels, and even poetry, but prefers to play the simple role of a teacher of economic geography and commercial law. As business adviser to the Voice and Annual for more than fifteen years, Mr. Harp- man made financially possible the preservation of the record of South High. Clarence A. Horton, A. B., A. M. Ohio State University University of Pittsburgh Subject-Bookkeeping Socially minded and dance-band conscious, Mr. Horton frequently assists in planning informal get-to-gethers for unorganized student groups. He looks upon the building of the stadium as one of the outstanding achievements in South High his- tory and he should know, for he keeps the books for the school treasurer. Gertrude E. Laughlin, A. B. Wooster College Subject-Shorthand Miss Laughlin claims that the most unusual thing she ever did was to prove up on a 160 acre government homestead in the Rocky Mountain region. With a record like that to face, shorthand students realize they have to do some proving up themselves. Emery M. Loupe, B. S., M. Ed. Grove City College University of Pittsburgh Subject-General Business and Book- keeping Business keynotes the career of Mr. Loupe, for during the summer months he manages a busi- ness concern, and when the school bell tolls he resumes his duties as business adviser to the Annual Staff and the Stagecraft Club. For him, reading, hunting, and fishing offer relaxation from cost books, assets, and liabilities. -I Page Twenty elqht E+

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Page Thirty E4- A. T. Baker, Regents Warrensburg Normal School Columbia University Subject--Cabinet Making To acknowledge that casting with rod and reel in purling streams or following game trails in mountain areas are favorite pastimes for Mr. Baker is to leave unexplained the skill with which he fashions things from wood. John R. Clemens, B. S. Miami University Sub ject-Mechanical Drawing-Welding Mr. Clemens is an outdoor man who pursues the ancient arts of hunting and fishing. A new- comer to South, he represents the faculty on the advisory board of the Student Planning Com- mission and has recently been named official adviser for the Torch Club. Malcolm Hogg Ohio State University Western Reserve University Cleveland School of Education Smith-Hughes College Subject-Machine Shop Training technicians to become skilled in the use of precision instruments on tooling ma- chines is the routine task of Mr. Hogg, but find- ing relaxation in the culture of evergreens is the leisure hour recreation he most enjoys. Dean O. Jones, B. S., M. Ed. Ohio University Ohio State University University of Pittsburgh Sub ject-Industrial Arts Mr. Jones, who is new to the South staff this year, spends his time in the world down underi' where amid whirring wheels he makes the sparks fly in training skilled workers for tomorrow.