Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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Mr. H. Don Scott .Xfter Nlr. Scott's graduation from Muskingum College, he had a variety of experiences before becom- ing' principal of our high school. He first taught and coached at Manchester High School before entering the Army. 'I'hen for eighteen months he supervised at Ariny schools lor illiterates. After serving' two years overseas with the 82nd para- troopers division, Mr. Scott taught at Marysville High School and was executive head of Kirkersville school. His last position before coming to XVooster was as principal of liarnesville High School. During Nlr. Scott's two years here, he has shown a genuine friendly interest in the students and has been helpful in every way he could. QQQ'-D ' ww' . Mr. D. P. Bodenbender Being superintendent of the XVooster school sys- leni is a full-time job, but Mr. Bodenbender is always willing' to assist students whenever he can. He is one ol Wooster High's most ardent supporters and friends. page nine

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page eight Nlr. limmett Miller, Mr. Karl Hoover, Mr. D. l'. liodenbender, Mr. Frank XVinter, Nlr. Harold R. Clerberich, llr. X'Villi:un R. Schultz Board of Education One ol' the major projects ol' the l952-53 Board ol' Education has been the building' program. This past year, besides completing a two-room remodeling .job at X'Valnut Street School, six new classrooms and a teachers' room were added to the Layton School building. A two-room addition to the Beall ,Xvenue School has been approved, and plans are being' made lor this project. ln order to make a complete study ol' building plans and to view lirst hand the various types ol' school lurniture and equipment, three board members went with Mr. liodenbender to Atlantic City last February. The board authorized the purchase ol' the new cyclorama, which is now in use on the auditorium stage. ,X better salary schedule lor teachers was also adopted. X'Vooster's Board was one ol' the lirst to oi n the newly-organized North- eastern Ohio School Board .'Xssociation. The purpose ol' this group is to give board members a chance to meet and discuss common problems. Plans lor the luture include securing' a speech and hearing' therapist lor the city schools. ln view ol' the increasing munber ol' school children, the board in planning lor luture expansion is studying new sites lor building. Mr. Frank VVinter , . .,,,, , 1'resif1er1I Mr. Karl Hoover ,, ,, Vlifl'-fJl'l?.Yifi!'7If Mr. Roy Miller , Clerk

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FACULTY I' ll'll SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS ROW l-Mr. Paul Dodez Mathematics: Adviser, Junior Hi-Y: Coach, swimming: The College of Wooster, B.A.: Ohio State University. M.A.: Case Tech- nical. Mrs. Miriam L. Myers Mathematics, 8: Commercial Arithmetic: Adviser, Junior High Student Council: The College of Wooster. B.S.: Ohio State University, M.A. Miss Olive Bowers Mathematics: Adviser, National Honor So- ciety: The College of Wooster. B.A. Mr. Harold A. Smith Chemistry: Mathematics: Adviser. Senior Class: Findlay College: The College of Wooster, B.S.: Kent State University. ROW 2-Mr. Roy M. Black General Science: Wilmington College, B.S. in Education: Bushnell University: Vin- cennes College: Ohio Northern University. Mr. John J. Maskas General Science: Assistant coach, football, basketball. track: Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute, B.S.: University of North Carolina: The College of Wooster: The University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Wayne Hostetler Biology: Co-faculty manager of athletics: Bluffton College. B.S.: Kent State. Mr. Floyd E. Maurer Visual Education: Physics: Algebra: The College of Wooster, B.S.: Ohio State Uni- versity, M.A,: Case Institute of Tech- nology. HISTORY ROW l-Mr. Robert H. Moore World History: U. S. History: Business manager, the General and tie Annual: Denison University, B.S. and M.S.: Ohio State University. Mr. Donald N. Welsh U. S. History: Ashland College, B.A.: Uni- versity of Akron, M.A, Mr. Alfred H. Johnson Mathematics 7: World Problems: Coach. Junior High basketball: The College of Ilciffgoster, B.S.: University of Wisconsin, Mr. Edward E. Adair History 8: Social Science: Adviser. Junior Class: The College of Wooster, B.A.: Uni- versity of Michigan, M.A. Mr. Ralph Beechy Testing Program: Visiting Teacher: Attend- ance: Kent State: Goshen College, B.S. and B.A.: Ohio State University. M.A. Mr. Paul Batdorf Driving: Wittenberg College: Ohio State University, B.A. Miss Barbara Kaylor Civics 12: Journalism: Adviser, the Gen- eral: The College of Wooster. B, A.: Ohio State University, M.A. HOME ECONOMICS AND MANUAL TRAINING ROW l-Miss Nan Wylie Home Economics 8: Geography 7: English 7: Muskingum College': Kent Slate Univer- sity, B.A. in Education. Miss Kathleen Boland Distributive Education: Adviser, Future Retailers of Wooster: State Teachers Col- lege, Indiana, Pa., B.S.: University of Pitts- burgh, M.A. Miss Betty L. Lorenz Home Economics 7. 9, 12: Adviser, FHA and the Colonel: Bowling Green State Uni- versity, B.S. in Home Economics Educa- tion. Miss Esther Fausnaugh Home Economics 8. 9. 10. ll: Adviser. FHA and Tri-Hi-Y: Wittenberg College. B.S.: Ohio State University. M.A. ROW 2-Mr. Victor W. Mclntire Industrial Arts: Woodworking! Coach. baseball and Junior High foot all: Kent State University. B.S. in Education. Mr. James L, Shelly Metal Working: co-faculty manager of athletics: Adviser, Boy Patrol: Kent State University. B.S. in Education. Mr. Paul S. Scangler Mechanical Drawing: Planning: Industrial Arts 11: Kent State University. B.S.: Ohio State University.