Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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Howard D. Harvey Mathematics Thi» is Mr. Haney's first year in A. H. S. and only a few of the Seniors have been in his classes. Hovvever. as he was on the morning relief as sentinel in the Senior Room his shining countenance is familiar to all of us. We will especially remember Mr. Harvey for his beautiful bushy hair. Mr. Harvey is a well-informed and well-educated teacher in every sense of the word, and is held in the highest respect by every Senior. Fi.oyd M. Elliott. B.Sc.. Ph.B. Science Mr. Elliott has been closely associated with the Seniors this year, which we think has been to his sorrow. It is true, there was a little tilt occasionally but Mr. Elliott was so good natured ar.d considerate that we all admired and respected him. Some of the Seniors may think they are lady-fussers but hats off to Elliott. Mr. Elliott is both a refined gentleman and a scholar and his position on the teaching force has been a credit to A. H. S. Albert F. Darby. B.S.. A.B. Mathematics and Economics Mr. Darby is completing a course in I.aw at the University, and has not been regularly employed as an instructor. He has imprinted indelibly on the minds of the Senior the fundamental laws and facts of Economics. His profound expounding of the law has been a source of the greatest benefit to all his pupils. One Senior has said that it is worth being in Mr. Darby's class just to see him smile. 10

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Governor Frank B. Willis The people of Ada are proud that their town is the home of the man who occupies the Governor’s chair, and as a High School we are proud of our village, and proud of our fellow-citizen who has had the highest honor in the state conferred upon him. Mr. Willis is a gentleman of fine education, agreeable temperament, untiring industry, and noble character, and his example and Influence should inspire us and spur us on to greater and nobler things. 12