Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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f' had MILDRED A. MAHON Otterbein College, University of Wisconsin, Miami University, B.A. English DOROTHY LOCHER Ohio State University, B.S. English ENGLISH English is a basic subject of education. In primary grades it is taught as read- ing, spelling and grammar. In high school vocabulary, reading, spelling, grammar and literature make up the English work. Speech, journalism and the library are all associated with the English de- partment. The purpose of the speech de- partment is to teach poise and ability. The daily announcements and the plays are the outstanding activities of this de- partment. The journalism classes use their English skill in writing. They pub- lish the Panorama and edit the student handbook. The library plays its part by furnishing the reference material and reading matter for the English students. CHARLENE PHILLIPS Ashland College, B.A. English . -L Vi N 5 ,,,,.,,.,g ,L gt I ELLEN CAMPBELL Wooster College, Columbia University B.A., M.A. English ANNA MAE POSTLE VIRGINIA G. LEWIS BERNARD HESKETT Ohio State University, B.S. in Ed. Ml1Skirlgl1m College, Ohio State Ohio State University, B.S. in English 10 University, B.S. in Ed. Speech, D1-amagicg Soeech. Dramatics K

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A AAA. -j Q 5 1 . ROBERT S. McKINLEY-C. W. FREER-MRS. J. A. MILLER-JANE MEUSER, Clerk-EDGAR KOEHL, Vice-President-B. F. ZERCHER, President BOARD OF EDUCATION These are the men and women behind our school. taining of school property, and the hiring of com- To them, the members of the Board of Education, petent school personnel. falls the task of supervising the educational facilities They receive too little recognition for their faith- for this district. Included in their duties are the se- fully performed duty of running a school system and curing of modern well-written textbooks, the main running it well. U 2 id NL -. ' .V A f 'GG 1 ' A' V I I . Q A 3 - ' 'K 1' 5 i M gf I fv ' YVETTE MCMILLEN I JANE MEUSER AND . MARGARET PLANK AND Secretary to the Superintendent MARILYN MII-I-HEIM GRACE URBAN . Clerk and Secretary Secretaries to the Principal - 1! 1 X

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if A X if 1 1-'Wf' pq df! MARJORIE SPRAGUE Ashland College, B.A. English 9 HAMILL HARTMAN Mount Union College, Ohio State University, B.A., M.A. English, journalism Q HELEN KLICKOW Winenberg College, University of Michigan, B.A.., M.A. Library Science MATHEMATICS Ashland High School ofers an exten- sive course of study in the field of mathe- matics. Subjects taught in the mathe- matics classes are freshman algebra, general mathematics, plane geometry, solid geometry, advanced algebra, trig- onometry and refresher mathematics. Special emphasis has been placed on mathematics because of its increasing need. Many students are taking the course in refresher mathematics before leaving high school. E. D. WOLFE Ohio State University, Columbus Business College, Kent State University, Ashland College Mathematics A. C. ZIEMKE College of Wooster, B.A. Physical Education, Refresher Mathematics N ,fr - Q, LOUIS U. TODD Oberfin College, Harvard University, B.A., LL.B. Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trignometry if X- ii. gi i A '45 i ' . 51 1 ll., ,A '-'fr' 1 GRACE FRANZ Kent State University, Ashland College, Western Reserve University, B.S. in Ed Algebra MARTHA E. NEISWENDER Ohio Northern University, University of Michigan, Ohio State University, B.A., M.A. General Mathematics