Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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ENGLISH DEPARTME NT The study of English is designed to advance our knowledge through oral communication - speaking and listening, and through verbal communication -writing and reading. George Washington contributed to the literature of early America. MRS. ALENE WEBB English 7 8 MRS. ERNESTINE WIEDEMANN Chairman of Dept. English 7 and 9 MRS. FRANCES PRICE English XII Reading The Pied Piper of Hamelin visited Mrs. Wiedemann's 9th grade English class. MR. TOM COE MRS. VIRGINIA MILNAR English X English XI and Speech FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Learning a basic language, such as Latin, is valuable for building vocabulary and for understanding the structure of languages in general. The study of French broadens our knowledge and understanding of our Gallic neighbors and their way of life, their language, and their customs. Learning the French names for various articles of clothing is made more interesting for Nancy Price and Sue Long by the use of visual materials. MRS. ERNESTINE WIEDEMANN F rench MRS. FRANCES PRICE Latin Glen Stavenger has selected a tasty morsel from Priscilla Price and Tana Tipple at the Latin Club bake sale.

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT MRS. PATRICIA JACKSON Vocal The aim of the music department is to advance our appreciation of music. After months of practice the Junior and Senior Bands and the choruses perform for the public at annual concerts and at contests against tough competition. The woodwind quartet provides musical entertainment for an assembly. MR. WILLIAM ANSLEY Instrumental The chorus inspired a religious atmosphere at Maps are a means of instructing history students in the Lenten services held during Holy Week, geography. HISTORY DEPARTMENT The social studies department stresses the making of the nations throughout the world. It helps in developing an informed appreciation of past centuries as well as an understanding of our present civilization. MR. WILLIAM EVANS MR. THOMAS COE World History U.S. History American History 8th Social Studies MR. MYRON CLINE Ohio History Alert students are kept informed of current events by this magazine, especially prepared for high school students. MR. WILLIAM ANSLEY Geography 9

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 Mr. Marrow has befriended two senior boys. The oscilloscope, demonstrated at an assembly, measures the intensity of sound waves. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The main goal of the science program is to promote interest in the further pursuit of the study of science, to acquaint students with the various laws of science, and to stimulate precise and orderly thinking. A haven for experimenters, the chemistry lab. MR. RICHARDB. SUNDERMAN Physics MR. ARTHUR NORBERG General Science Chemistry MRS. HELEN LUDWIG Biology MR. RICHARD WATSON Science 8 Health MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT The mathematics department offers basic arithmetic as a practical course, essential in this modern day, and advanced courses in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry to deepen the understanding and study of mathematics and to increase one's reasoning powers. Now what, Mr. Spitzer? MR. NORMAN MR. RICHARD B. MR. LOWELL SPITZER SUNDERMAN REESE General Math General Math Solid Geometry Algebra I-II Arithmetic Trigonometry Plane Geometry Arithmetic These line drawings were made by Plane Geometry students. 11