Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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,vw 49 'QM Observer Annual- 1940 F A C U L T Y MARY LOUISE AIRHART: Vocal Music, Ohio University, B. S., Ed. RUTH BARTELL: English, Health, Col- lege of Wooster, B. S. H. M. DOYLE: Agriculture, Cornell Uni- versity, B. S. VONNA HICKS: English, Music, Health, College of Wooster, B. A., Western Re- serve, M. A. EDNA JEFFRIES: Special Classes, College of Wooster, B. A., University of Akron, M. A. A. H. JOHNSON: Arithmetic, Health, Col- lege of Wooster, B. A. MIRIAM L. MYERS: Mathematics, College of Wooster, B. S., Ohio State University, M, A. DORA NEWMAN: Ass't Speech Coach, English, Muskinguin, B. A. MORRIS M. OLDHAM: Chemistry, College of Wooster, B. A. KATHERINE RAHL: Physical Ecl., College of Wooster, B. A., New York University, M. A. MARY ALICE RICKARD: Art, Writing, Physiology, Kent State University, B. S. ANNE DEVINE RODGERS: French, Eng- lish, Denison University, B. A., Ohio State University, University of Wisconsin, Sorbonne, Paris, University of Grenoble, France, Western Reserve, University of Cincinnati. CHESTER SHAMEL: English, Health, Col- lege of Wooster, B. A. DALE SHUTT: Arithmetic, Basketball Coach, Jr. High, Wittenberg College, B. A. LILLIAN GISINGER STEINER: Geog- raphy, Health, College of Wooster, B. A. fPage Elevenzl

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Observer Annual- 1940 F A C U L T Y ROSE ATKINS: Englishg Wittenberg Col- lege, B. A. BERNARD BRESSON: Ass't Football Coachg General Science, Biologyg Physi- cal Ecl,g Notre Dame University, B. S. OLIVE BOWERS: Dean of Girlsg Mathe- maticsg College of Wooster, B. A. CHARLES D. BOOHER: BiolOSY? Witten- berg College, B. A., Ohio State University, M. A. CHRISTY CHISHOLM: General Businessg Bookkeeping, Ferris Institute. RUSSELL CALDWELL: World Historyg World Problemsg Speech, Hiram College, B. A.g University of Southern California, M. A. GRACE M. DEEMS: Shorthand, Typing and Office Practice, Commercial Law, Salesmanshipg General Business, Miami University, B. S. WALLACE FRANKS: Instrumental Musicg Dana Music Institute, B. M., Kent State University, B, S., Mus. Ecl. MILDRED CLARK: English, Nlathematics: College of Wooster, B. A. WILMA FRENCH: Shorthandg Typing and Office Practiceg Ohio University, B. S. EDWARD E. ADAIR: U. S. Historyg Healthg College of Wooster, B. A. MARY H. GRIEST: Lating German, Col- lege of Wooster, B. A.g Ohio State Uni- versity, M. A.g Berlin and Heidelberg, Germany. BARBARA KAYLOR: Civicsg College of Wooster, B. A. ELLA FRANK: lnting Historyg College of Wooster, B. A. GRACE FREED: Home EC.g Englishg Bluff- ton College, B. A. fPage Terzj

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Observer Annual - 1940 fPage Twelvell ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL REMEMBERED FOR AMIBITION WAYNE BUEHLER-Smooth dancing--To be a big game hunter. HELEN BURGER-Loyal support to W. H. S.-To play tennis like Alice Marble DON BOWMAN-Greatest lover W. H. S. ever had+To become a millionaire. EDWARD ERAGALE-vHis good gradesfTo hunt Eskimo bears. HOWARD CATLIEE--Indifference toward girlsfTo learn to whistle. JAMES BERRY-His jitters -A-To play baseball. ELIZABETH BLOUGH-fHer studiousness-To travel. MARGARET BARNES-Her love for horses-To have a big horse farm. ALICE ADAMSfCartoons and drawings--To be successful. PAUL BUDDfKindly personalityiTo become an interior decorator. ANITA BRITON-Her brilliancy-To become the Presidents secretary. BETTY ANEANGfHcr witty comebacksWTo be a registered nurse. ROBERT BUTLER'-RotundityfTo be a great flyer. VLADIMIR CHERMELY-Super generosityfTo be an engineer. GEORGE BRENEMANfSecond Nig MurrayfTo be a great sports writer. CARL BYLERfIndolence-To be able to hit a baseball. SAM COPPOLAfCorning to school once in a while-To be a school teacher. REX BABBfBashful toward girlsfTo work-if it pays. EDNA BUCHHOLZ--Her typing abilityffTo be a stenographer. WANDA BAUERffScnse of humorf fTo be Superman's girl. JEAN BRUCEWfGiving without rcccivingfTo be a poet. ALICE COCCIAfHer dimplesfTo run a Date Bureau. JESSIE BELLfHer pretty hairfribbons-To be a nurse. JUNE BOUDINOT---'Her smilcfTo be a stcnographer. JACK BARNETT--fHardfvvorking baseball manager-fTo get a date. EMMA COCCIAfChatterbox--To be the Voodoo girl. MARGARET ANDERSONfHer gigglefTo work and then get married. GLENN BAKER-Toothpick in his mouth-To be a farmer. JUDY ROBINSON'-Her accentfTo dance like Vernie Woods. MIONA ROUCHf'LMyfownfaf'?fTo be a second Edith Cavell. LAWRENCE ROUHIERfGoing his ovvn vvayfTo be a fireman . MARCELLINE SANDOREiLittle and cheerfulfTo be mama's little helper. FLORENCE SANTANGELO-Pauline's shadowfTo loaf. HELEN SCHIEfCleanliness-To be a nurse. MARY SCHAERATHfCheerful country girl--To operate a beauty parlor. HOWEY SCHMID-Ability to talk about anythingfTo be a John Barrymore. CHARLES SCHOLLENBERGER--''Punnyu humor--To be a dog catcher. ODELLA SCHUCHfffNot saying muchfTo be a salvation army worker. JANE SCHULTZ-'A jolly Buckeye -To be a personal secretary. LILLIAN SHAEERffBrains--To be a radio coach. fContinued on Page 891