South High School - Warrior Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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-Gm' f i-. 1 em -..'s WS. vlan,-'-'f - RUTH BEECHER The smiling eyes that dote on the archi tecture of Italian cathedrals also seek higher horizons for the students in the world history classes which she so aptly teaches. HORACE BIGGS This gentleman is the efficient supervisor of the South Motion Picture Club. When not teaching biology, he spends his time helping to make the visual education department a bigger and better one for the benefit of all of us, MARY MAUD BILLMAN The strategy which she practices in teach- ing her French classes prevents any young hopeful from being grounded when ap- proached by a native of the dialect. LESLIE B. CALVIN The aptitude applied in teaching his Eng- lish and drama classes is overpowered only by his skill in directing the destinies of the Hi-Y Club and the lune Senior Play. Follow- ing his capable directions, no cast could ever make a bad landing. JAMES L. CAMPBELL Proficient instructor of Spanish, this gentle- man prevents many students from being fouled-up in their high school careers and all this with an insight everyone admires and strives to attain .... His hobby...Mexico. OLIVER CASH Here is an Ace with a sense of humor and a personality that ranks one in a million. His direction of the ACappella Choir and various divisions of glee clubs has made him an irreplaceable fixture in the South High music department. HAROLD CHAPEL A thorough knowledge of typing and short- hand marks this gentleman for a fast take- off in the stenoqraphic department. His spare time is spent beautifying his abode out Glen- wood Avenue way. IACK CLEMENS Cross-country runs in all kinds of weather is his specialty, all due to his position as Faculty Manager of Athletics. He takes care of the business end of school activities and as a hobby manages to squeeze in a few welding and gym classes. if Page Thirteen 13' QW' QMJ.,

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This IONA ARMAGOST Mixing business with pleasure she instructs English trainees with the accuracy of an ace. ln addition, she combines forces with her sister each year in the supervision of senior picnics. THELMA ARMAGOST Many students are saved from a crack- up each year by this lady who thoroughly teaches the art of typewriting. This work is done in such a way that real enjoyment is found by all. LAMAR S. ARMSTRONG gentleman's angle of attack is RUSSE history. a way Where Maneuvers are carried on in such that it's almost impossible to recognize the toil commences and the jollity CQGSGS. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG C. O. in charge of the philharmonic society is his forte. Under his counsel and guidance those musically inclined gain ex- perience in the line for which they are best fitted. LL G. ASHBAUGH Former coach of The Warriors he can still unscramble a puzzling football play when it stumps all others. Since his retirement to a regular teaching schedule in l939, he has spent his time unscrambling puzzling math problems...and raisin' houn' dogs. DOROTHY AYER After completing the sewing course she has to offer, a student would never have to bail out because of an inadequate clothe ing supply. Her classes are supervised with helpful suggestions and a friendly smile. A. T. BAKER A squadron of able-bodied men are put under his direction each semester and the result is a number of beautiful pieces of furniture. Though his occupation pleases him, at times his favorite hobby calls and... he'd druther go fishin'. ALFRED BEACH A specially trained test pilot, this gentle- man, football and basketball coach, puts healthy young men through maneuvers which determines their maximum load factors with- out the deformation of any part of their anatomy. -ef Page Twelve is'

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JOHN CREAGER ' ' This gentleman occupies the hanger . known to one and all as the library. Here he V efficiently manages the handing-out and tak- ' ing in of books on every subject known t man...all done with a courtesy and pleas antness that defies description. Tolerance and patience are her keynote to success in her efforts to keep students o . t , A .3 1 M W MYRTLE CREAMER ,,,,, - on the beam in their study of the King's V W , - -,: ' e ' 4 English. When flying fatigue threatens she retires to the old homestead to recover NORMAN E. DAY Orders of the Day are printed in this gen- tleman's room, the print shop. These include commencement programs, tickets and school forms of all shapes and sizes. LuVERNE DELIN Her students will never have to hit the silk so far as English is concerned. Her knowledge and perception of the language and her gracious manner in getting these ideas across make her a much respected member of the faculty. EDGAR G. DIEHM This notable personality perfects the flaws and aids the take-off of all future public speakers. This he does when not engaged in the productions of fanuary Senior plays, Stagecraft plays, or the future of the Speech League. RUTH DROWN To cultivate the finer habits among future home makers is her purpose in teaching household arts at South. Her generous and sympathetic nature lends pleasure as well as enlightenment to this process. GEORGE EDDY As director of the Mahoning County Busi- ness Research Bureau this member of our faculty brings an insight to his teaching of United States history and economics that can't be surpassed. ETHEL EVANS Major Domo of the book room is her title. Without her capable management in this department we'd all be Washedfout in no time...rio teXts...nothing learned. History classes profit by the balance of her day at school. elif Page Fourteen fir