South High School - Warrior Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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emaagQ0z!amd?aq4.,. MARION P. MAIDEN A gentleman well-known and well- liked by all the scholars of South and especially by those of these strong youths, to whose problems he does min- ister. Methinks his having been a stu- dent here at some remote time does help him to understand with most wondrous completeness -the scholars 110W under his care. Better known sim- ply as 6'Dave, he is never seen without a cheerful smile on his lips and a bright sparkle in his eyes. Miss Maiden, dean of the fair young damsels who do attain erudition within these walls, does most ably and unas- sumingly discharge the duties of her important office. Ready and willing, ori every occasion, to give kindly, helpful counsel to all who do apply to her, and even to help paint a house when nec- essary, she is much esteemed by her fair maids. The gracious manner of this most charming lady does further win for her the respect of the whole school. n DAVID M. WILLIAMS -'Sl Page Nine' ll'-

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I I I FRED C. BEEDE Mr. Beetle is always approached with ease and prepared to give aid and comfort to anyone i11 need thereof. Among the innumerable tasks which he does perform are the preparation of the semester program and the planning of school activities, for the former of which l1e does have no little trouble with scholars whose minds do constantly vacillate in making out scheclulesg but he does nevercomplain. For his years of loyalty and service to our great school, he does 111erit the regard of faculty and students alike. aff Page Eight 12+

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I I I IONA ARMAGOST Through the confusing maze of English constructions, she does lead her eager pro- teges with a sureness that does rival only that of acting as adviser with her sister on the woodland festivities of the June classes. THELMA ARMAGOST In the use of the complicated mechanical device for writing the letters she does train her scholars to acquire remarkable celerity so that they be most independent later in matters of employment. LAMAR S. ARMSTRONG Now for several seasons a rustic dweller, he can speak with authority on pigs as well as politics, with a fine sense of humor and a most ready wit. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG Leader of the philharmonic society he does inspire his charges to produce such sweet musique that it does charm all listen- ers and makes them to live in an ecstasy of delight when they do hear it. RUSSELL G. ASHBAUGH Adept at inventing puzzling football for- mations during his many years as mentor of athletically-minded scholars, he now does dismay the minds of mathematically-minded sizholars with equally intricate figures in c ass. DOROTHY AYER In a most surprising manner, she does re- veal to unbelieving scholars the wonder to be performed with a needle, a thread, and a length of cloth, so that many do now be in fashion who were not. A. T. BAKER Not only a skilled artificer in wood but a mighty hunter, he does labor most sincerely to instruct the young swain in the art of cabinet making-and so does to his great honor. ALFRED BEACH Together with his efforts to train the young swain to be proficient in the gym- nastic art he does strive to have some com- bine to achieve greatness in athletic contests and thereby to win a vast number of silver cups and emblems denoting their success. -'if Page Ten E+