Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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THE GENERAL ANNUAL of 1948 Seniafut fPage Thirtee

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THE GENERAL ANNUAL of 1948 FACULTY Religious Education: Mollie Stah, ley: Religious Education: Kansas City Training School for Christian Workers: The Hartford Seminary Foundation School of Religious Education: Northwestern University, B. S. Physical Education: Kenneth W. Zuercher: Chemistry: Boys' physical education: Basketball coach: Findlay College, B. A. Jessie M. Keyser: Girls' physical education: Physiology: Muskingum College, B. A. Mrs. Betsy Ann Alleman: Girls' physical education: Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A. Gene S. Coleman: Boys' physical education: Football coach: Ohio Northern University, B. S. in Educa' tion. QPage Twelvel Music: Wallace Franks: lnstruf mental and Vocal Music: Dana Inf stitute, B. M.. Kent State University, B. S.: Mus. Ed., Northwestern Uni' versity. Jeannette Wallace: Music 7 and 8: Health 7: Girls Glee Club: B. Mus. The College of Wooster. Agriculture: Glen R. Boling: Agriculture: Ohio State University, B. S. in Agriculture. Social Studies: Paul Batdorf: Driving: Economic Geography: Eco' nomics: Attendance officer: Wittenf berg College: Ohio State University, B. A. Robert H. Moore: World His' tory: U. S. History: Denison Univerf sity, B. S.: M. S. Edward E. Adair: History 8: Health 8: Social Science: The Colf lege of Wooster, B. A.: University of Michigan, M. A. Leland E. Detrow: Civics 9: Vxforld History: Ashland College: Akron University, B. S. in Educaf tion: Graduate work at Akron Uni' versity. Don F. Halter: World History, Current Problems: Reserve Football Coach: The College of Wooster, B. A.: University of Michigan Law School. Donald N. Welsh: U. S. History: Ashland College, B. A.: University of Akron, M. A. Edna Jeffries: Special Classes: The College of Wooster, B. A.: University of Akron, M. A. Barbara Kaylor: English 9: Civics 12: The College of Wooster, B. A.: Ohio State University, M. A. Nan Wylie: Geography 7: Health 7: Muskingum College: Kent State University, B. A. in Education.

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THE GENERAL ANNUAL of 1948 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1fGene Grim, Dave Bartchy, Norma Longsdorf, Bob Ferm, Dave Farson. Row 2fMr. Dodez, Miss Kaylor. The Historical Background, Education, and Tribulations of the Class of 1948 Freshman September 4, 1944, marked the keyday of the class of '43 because on that date, the longfdreaded day of destiny dawned. School began with a flourish of wolf howls and the steady clicking of the radar sets which the freshf 0.6 men carried to locate their rooms. : C Latina began in '44 also, Hey, look, I'm speaking . Gd Latin like a native Frenchman. Sum, estis. Oh, Hne! Pu' ella Ebdy ruled with an 1I'OI'l'ClHG set of Latin verbs. ,.,.. The freshman dramatic talent was not neglected bef cause of the efforts of two boys. Dave Mackey played a dignified gentleman in 'lNothing But The Truth. Bob Ferm transformed leebound into a roaring fat Fermj success by getting a mild case of the seven year itch. Wrrlt Humphrey and Bob Davies began filling their bureau drawers with football jerseys and basketball letters this year. Our memories of the freshman year end with thoughts of Mr. Fisher's fragrant detention hall. Sophomore Ah, here we are, the upper fringe of the low brows. We know the school so well that we recognize every inch of the halls, We've never seen the walls and ceilings because the seniors never let us raise our heads, but at least we don't have to creep down the halls like freshmen. A . Football crunched around again, Davies, Syrios, Wyiiiie, f and Lafyatis won letters, Cant and Mullineux lead the cheers for the team. The sophomore year was known as the year when every' body went with somebody else's girl. Examples of this were Nestor and Humphrey, Shaan and Harris, Welvler and Swigart, and Parker and Syrios. The seniors even let us have dates this year. Had an Indian party this year, but about 10:30, every' one got k'teepee so we went home. We even had some celebrites in the class. George Funk was chosen the outstandf ing Freshman in NFL and Ed Retzler, Phil XVile, and Paul Bushnell were twofthirds fC!?71ll71ll5d on Page O11efHund1ed Eighty Page Foiwteenj