South High School - Warrior Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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LEILA F. BEARD A most admirable woman, kind, gentle, understanding, esteemed by both the schol- ars to whom she does impart her wondrous knowledge of history and by all others for her prodigious efforts as counselor of seniors in all matters, great and small. RUTH BEECHER A traveler to distant shores and exotic lands, a lover of sculpture and architecture fin particular, Italian cathedrals? she does quickly win the friendship of her history of the world classes through her friendly smile and gracious manner. FRED BERKMAN ' Despite the fact he is possessed of a fine hand and does display great skill in the art of penmanship, he does struggle to make successful the efforts of scholars who desire to learn the intricacies of the letter machine. HORACE BIGCS In a most hospitable manner, he does ex- hibit in the little theatre most monstrous lovely pictures that do talk on a screen and in odd hours does instruct classes on mat- ters biological. MARY MAUD BILLMAN All the hopeful young scholars who do as- pire to a knowledge of French are placed under her skillful tutelage and do emerge so Frenchified as to be able to out-talk any native in his own language. LESLIE B. CALVIN A most remarkable man, he is among other things, adviser to the Voice and young gentlemen of the Hi-Y, instructor of the many clamsels and fewer swains with thea- trical inclinations, and most understandably perennial escort for his charming wife. JAMES L. CAMPBELL South of the border limitations posing no problem for him, he does journey thither to acquire a great proficiency in the lang- uage of Spain, the which he does explain to his scholars after the manner of a gay caballero. OLIVER CASH His wondrous sense of humor, magnetic personality, and handsome appearance do serve to bring him the complete approval of the South maidens together with that of the youths many of whom do sing in his choir. -'Sf Page Eleven Be

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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+

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HAROLD CHAPEL In monstrous fine fashion he does clarify the complexities involved in the manipula- tion of the mechanical device for making letters and interpreting the signs of writing while he does cogitate upon the fine url of gardening. JACK CLEMENS A gentleman though famous for his pis- catorial pursuits, does oft betake himself to the woods to search for game, while in school he does instruct his young scholars in useful arts, and does manage the pecun- iary affairs of most of the scholarly pro- ductions. JOHN CREAGER As keeper of the books he does maintain a most excellent library and with a cheerful readiness does make himself most useful to all scholars, some bookish and otherwise. MYRTLE CREAMER At frequent intervals she does retire to the old homestead to recover from the trials and tribulations involved in giving her young scholars, who do greatly appreciate her efforts., and do much regard her meth- ods, a complete grasp of the King's English. NORMAN E. DAY Come but of late to our honored hall, he does teach the art of printing in his fine es- tablishment and turn out commencement programs, tickets and other diverse articles in excellent good order. LaVERNE DELIN All her scholars and associates do esteem her for her gentleness and for her knowledge and appreciation of the beautiful in litera- - ture and art all of which she does impart in an inspiring and gracious manner. EDGAR G. DIEHM With those who do come in need and through voluntary choice for instruction in the art of public speaking, he does produce a most monstrous flood of oratory for all occasions and most especially for the Speech League. ' RUTH DROWN Possessed of a vast number of accom- plishments she does offer instruction to the fair damsels on how to keep a home and prepare dishes sufficiently delectable to win all hearts. if Page Twelve Fir