Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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, 1 Mr. H. Don Scott Mr. Scott, our new principal, came to X'Vooster lrom Barnesville, Ohio. He received his B. A. degree at Muskingum College and his M. A. at Ohio State University. Upon graduation from Muskingum, he taught and coached at the high school in Manchester, Ohio, lor two years. Mr. Scott then entered the Army, where for eighteen months he supervised at Army schools for illiterates. He joined the 82nd paratroopers division and spent four months overseas. A Upon dischzxrge from the Army, he taught at Marysville llunior High School, and then was the principal of Kirkersville school. Although Mr. Scott is new to the school system this year, he has shown a great interest in both the students and the school. ?.. , 4- Mr. D. P. Bodenbencler Although he is superintendant ol' the whole XfVooster school system, Mr. Bodenhender seems to have at special place in his heart for NVooster High. He is never too busy to help and advise the students in solving any problem which might he troubling them. page nine

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page eight board of education Planning the decorating of school rooms, adding Distributive Edu' cation to the high school curriculum, securing a more attractive salary schedule for teachers, and adding a reading school for elementary students to the summer school program--- these are a few of the many things which th 1951352 Board of Education has done this year. Through the Board's efforts in pointing out the need for more class' rooms and money with which to operate, the voters of Wooster approved a new threefmill levy last November. With this money, the Board remodeled a part of Walnut Street school, adding two new classrooms. Plans have also been made to add six classrooms and a teachers' room to the new Layton School building. With the cofoperation of the Wooster merchants and the State Department of Education, the Board succeeded in adding the course of Distributive Education to Wooster High's curriculum. With the help of the faculty a better and more attractive salary schedule has been put into effect. In 1951, a six weeks course in reading was given to elementary students who have trouble with that subject. This project will be conf tinued this summer. The continuous program of redecorating in the high school and elef mentary schools was made possible by the Board of Education.

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FACULTY page lell HISTORY ROW I-Miss Barbara Kaylor Cities l2: Llournalisiu: 'l'he College ol XYoos- ter, ISA.: Ohio State latixersily. MA. Mr. Alfred H. Johnson sm, Mb. Mi. Robert H. Moore xersitt, ILS.: MSL Ohio Slililt' Vnixersity. ROWV 2-Mr. Paul Iiatdorf BA. Mr. Donald N. Wvelsh silt' ol Akron. MA. Mr. Edward E. Adair gan, MA. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS ROSV I--Miss joan Locker Biology Ceography 73 Health IZ: Ohio I'niA xersity, lB.S. Mrs. Miriam L. Myers laiixelsity . MA. Miss Olive Bowers AIZIIIILIIIZIIICS :lhe College ol XYoostei', ISA. ROIV 2-Mr. Harold A. Smith Chemistry, Mathematics: lfimllay College, lhe College ol' Wooster. ISS.: Kent State Vnixersitt. Mr. Roy M. Black Ceueral Scienee, Wilmington College, IIS. Mr. Floyd E. Maurer sity. M.A. Mr. Paul W. Dodez ENQLISH Miss Lucille Carroll , liuglish Ill: M'ilmington College. ISA.: Ohio ROW ITML lvard lv' ,kmllflg I . State l'nitersitx, MA. N I'.lIgllSl1 El, ll: Radio: lnixersity ol Pitts' ' borgh. ISA.: Carnegie 'I eeh. Iinglish ter, ILS Miss Fern linglish matlesi ISOllltll'l MA. Miss Ruth King il: llramatiesz 'l'he College ol Woos- ROWV 2-Miss Lueile Nesbitt Iinglish ll. lift 'I'he College ol M'ooster. lI,A.1 II'estei'n Reserte Vniversitt, M.A. Miss Ruth Bartell linglish 83 The College of M'ooster. lS.S.: I:1'mf 59 1 Ohio State Vnixersits: Akron Vnixersitv. IQ Assistant in Speech and Dra- ' A 'lihe College ol' M'ooste1', ISA.: ROYV 3-lNIr. H. Robert Pollock . Colorado: Ohio State l'nixersity. Speech and English: Otterbein College, ILA.: Oh io State Vniversity. Mathemalies 71 IYorld l'roble1ns3 lhe Coll lege ol lYoosler, ISS.: Ihitersilx ol XViseon- Xtorltl Historr: l'.S. llislolxl llenison l'ni- Wittenberg College: Ohio State Vnixersily. Driving: Iieonomie f:COgl'llIJllXI lieonomics' l'.S. History: Ashland College. IIA.: l'nixet'- History 81 Health: Social Seienfe: 'l he Col- lege ol' XYoostel'. IS..-X.: l'nitersitx ol Mielii- Mathematics, 81 Coiumertial Alilllllllflltil lhe College ol IYooster. ISS.: Ohio Stale in litlucation: Bushnell lamersity: Yin- tennes College: Ohio Nortliern l'nix'et'sity. Visual Iidueation: Pliysies: Xlgebrag 'I he College ol XYooster, IIS.: Ohio State l'nixerA Mathematics: 'l'he College ol Wooster, ISA.: Ohio State l'nix'ersity, M..-X.: Case 'l'eehnieal.