Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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ABOUT THE TEACHERS With ideals so fine. And the ability for teaching, Mr. Roberson, our principal, Has a name that is far-reaching. With a vast knowledge of verbs And a collection of nouns, Miss Hunt has gained Many literary crowns. If you want to build a house Don't be as timid as a mouse just get Mr. Grove to help you plan, For he's the most accommodating man. You hear everyone say: Miss Baum's ideas are handy. That's the reason the G. A. A. ls so fine and dandy. He teaches hard Algebra Through careful planning That's right - you have it, its Mr. Lanning. The inside or outside Of any machines works Can be fixed in a miuute By Mr. Mertz. A vast knowledge of music Has been obtained by Miss Titus: She has taught the choruses rhyth That surely rates excellent plus. Fxfl iss Me Dorialdfs name Came from a great Scotch clan, That has gained much fame For trpachizziga Home Ee., plan.. Mrs. E-ilawlfs irindhness Can never he surpassed, Arid we know her friendliness ls the kind that lasts.. ge 24 IH Ready, willing, and able Are the words he doesn't avoid. This fits our Superintendent- Capable Mr. Floyd. She knows her Caesar And her Vergil too, This is our Latin teacher- Miss Crawford to you. Football and basketball Compose his favorite meat, But to see Mr. Shipe's art Is in itself a great treat. The praise for this man, Should be scorned at by none. Because he dressed up the band. We salute Mr. Davidson. The pecking of typewriters Is perfect bliss To our commercial teacher, Miss Evelyn Smith. In 'the agriculture room Promising farmers bloom. Many might seek the credit But-Mr. Augsburger is the one t When it comes to history, Few could be better Than everyone's friend, Miss Dorothy Becher. In chemistry or math, Far from faulty, ls the very keen reasoning, Of Mr. Taulbee. In English she is fine, In French she is divine, o get it You should know without this rhyme That Miss Felty's friendly all th e time. .51 -. -.- -ua---M Y , W AMW... -Y

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Manga.- . , im, .,,, , , .,., ., ,..,..q,, . J UNOIRS Left to right, top row, Joe Davfs, Joe Ellison, Allen Soles, Robert Berger, Walter Sousley, Lyman Turner, Kenneth Bauman, Gl nn Neiswander, Ralph Neiswander, George Dally, Harold Bosse, Keith Cosner. 2nd Donnan Jimison, Charles Mathewson, Bill Martin, Robert Gunn, Donald Spar Eugene Walls, Marion Black, Harry Krofft, Clair Elwood, Roger Dodge, Clarence Crawford, Lloyd Early, Leo Nixon, Franklin Berger, Robert Needy. ' l st. Row, Franklin Grubaugh, Hazeldean McCool. Doris Steiger, Rosemary Hofer, Doris Klingler, Dorothy Fulks, Dorothy Guyton, jane Castle, Geraldine Moore, Yolanda Willeke Mary Stambangh, Lucylle Creps, Dorothy Chaney, Clyde Cheney,Walden Yale, Bernard Eley Bottom Row Marie Van Atta, Marian Crawford, Dorothy Rew, La Donna Neubert, Isabelle Hubbell, Irene Hover, Mary Firestone, Lucille lxlingler, Mary Shadley, Miss Evalyn Felty, Miss Ada Hunt, Martha Gatwick, Russell Stauffer, Virginia Mertz, Betty Focht,Ri1ey McElroy, Dorothy jenkins, Evan Simon, Dorothy Long, George,Derringer Page P J