South High School - Warrior Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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GEORGE EDDY A noted economist and a most admirable gardener, true gentleman and a scholar, he is much respected by both his pupils and by his learned associates on the faculty. ETHEL EVANS History classes do profit much first from her wide travels-a lover of the wide open spaces she has crossed the Southwestern Desert in a Ford which, methinks, is a monstrous feat, and one requiring much daring--and second from the fact that she does read all the latest novels. ROY FELLERS A speaker of parts and an economist of note, he does speak and economize on everything but time, the which he does spend most freely in the advisement of the National Honor Society. GERTRUDE FOWLER Methinks she has three qualities which do make her a favorite with all her scholars: a wondrous ability to teach, a cheerful read- iness to give aid to anyone floundering in the mathematical sea, and a most under- standing humour. JOHN FURRY The arduous labors of the classroom over, this horticulturist of no mean skill does joy- fully betake himself to the peace of.his gar- den and the fragrance of tea roses and sweet Spanish onions. E. V. GRAVES The great merriment that does accompany the labor of learning to write by shorthand, he does cause by a ready wit and easy humor that does enhance, every instruction. EDNA GREEN The Latin picnics notwithstanding, she does have a most wonderful style of teach- ing and a most complete knowledge of Latin, which do make her instructions to re- main forever in the minds of the unfortun- ate students of Caesar, Cicero, and Virgil. FREDA GREEN Together with advising the dances of senior members, 'she does strive to make her scholars acquire vocabularies of unlim- ited scope, and give them a thorough knowl- edge of our monstrous great language. Page Thirteen le?-

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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

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5 I I I BRUCE HAMM A gentleman of the first order, he does teach not only gymnastics but manners, courtesy, sportsmanship and,-Shakespeare, as well and so well that each scholar is proud to know him and rightly so. NAOMI HANNA While advising the Student Council in their executive duties, she does teach the scholars to design most beautiful fabrics and silver, so that many thereby do find both pleasure and profit. HELEN HARPER Within a day, and by most miraculous means, she does transform all English speaking scholars into gay senors and daz- zling senoritas that do, in a remarkable short space of time thereafter., become pro- ficient in their language. RACHEL T. HOPKINS Into the world she does send many artists who do know by her expert instruction the love and the skill of the brush and pen, and so do cause many beautiful works to be executed. CLARENCE HORTON In the social arts he does give much learned advisement to the scholar for the which he does receive words of gratitude as well as from those who do learn from him the way of entering figures exactly in a-book. H. M. IBISON In the matter of natural and physical phenomena, he does have a monstrous great knowledge, a part of which he does transmit with negligible difficulty, to his classes in science. DEAN 0. JONES ' Below stairs in a most subterranean re- treat, he does instruct youths of mechanical bent to execute in fashion tools of the tradesg above stairs he does advise the council of scholars in matters of great mo- ment. HELEN KORSALA A newcomer to our time-honored halls, she is considered incomparable by her dili- gent scholars in commercial studies and the Hegwin girls-who do know her proficiency in the dance. -'Sf Page Fourteen 131-