Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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 ?u a 'facultyj 1Dili entl j Quizes Jcutli RAY JAY ASHDOWN — Instructor of Fine Arts; Ohio State University; Western Reserve University; Cleveand School of Art; Trapphoegan School of Design, New York; Kent State University. MISS KARLEENE ANDREWS — Teacher of Spanish and English; B.A., Lake Erie College; Kent State University; Westminster College; Western Reserve University. J. B. E. BAKER — Teacher of Mathematics; A.B., Ashbury College; M.A., Western Reserve University; Ohio State University; Mt. Union College. ROBERT A. BALL — Teacher of English and Coach of Basketball and Track; B A., Mt. Union College. CLARENCE J. BOLENDER — Teacher of Auto Mechanics; Certificate, General Motors Institute of Technology, Pontiac, Michigan. MRS. HELEN CASADY — Teacher of Shorthand and Typing; B.S.S.S., Ohio University; M Ed., University of Pittsburgh. MISS ISABEL DAY — Teacher of Vocational Home Economics; B.S., Miami University; University of Wisconsin; Western Reserve University. DWIGHT E. EUVERARD —Teacher of Senior Science and Biology; B.S., Otterbein College; Ohio State University. SAMUEL J. FIORENZO—Teacher of Mochine Shop; University of Cincinnati; University of Akron; Kent State University; Edinboro State Teachers' College. Ray Jay Aihdown Miss Karlcene Andrews J. B E. Baker Robert A, Boll Clarence J. Bolender Mrs. Helen Cosady Mim Isobel Doy DwiQht E. Euvcrord Samuel J. Fiorcnzo twelve

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Jlije at Q H £ Psychologist for the City school system wos Dr. Joseph Miller, who administered tests to the younger children and consulted with the older students about their problems. Dr. Miller wos also counselor and adviser to faculty and administration. Issuing those sick permits and caring for school-time injuries wos Mrs. Helen Kellogg, school nurse. C. A. Meister ruled the vocational building with an iron hand as director of the vocational and industrial arts closses. Greeting us with friendly smiles were Miss Phyllis Cresswell, secretary to Superintendent E. D. Maurice; Miss Peggy Miller, secretary to Principal E. I. Gephart; and Miss Edna Johnsen, secretary to A. W. Lewis. Norma Gentile assisted in the principal's office, while Beverly Caloway served as Mr. Meister's secretary. Barbara Ernst worked in the school headquarters office and helped Mrs. Kellogg. Principal E. I. Gephart, Assistant Principal A. E. Wight. C. A. Mcitscr. A. W. Lewis, Dr. Joseph Miller, Miss Amy Parker, Miss Edna Johnsen. Mrs. Helen Kellogg, Miss Peaay Miller, and Miss Phyllis Cress-well. eleven

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George Goar men Word W. Homm Miss Lucille Hempitcod M % Maroorcf Howord Rov T. Jomiton M M Alficld Johnson Mr . Arlene Johnson Miss Marie A. Kahnc Oliver F. Kouro GEORGE GUARNIERI—Teacher of History and Boys' Physical Education, Coach of Football and Baseball; B.S., Ohio State University; Canisius College. WARD W. HAMM — Director of Band and Orchestra; Mus. B., Ithaca College; University of Chicago. MISS LUCILLE HEMPSTEAD — Teacher of History; B.A., Mount Union College; Ohio State University; Leland Stanford University. MISS MARGARET HOWARD — Teacher of English; B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University; A M., University of Pennsylvania. ROV T. JAMISON — Teacher of Vocational Electricity; Cleveland College. MISS ALFIELD JOHNSON — Supervisor of Vocal Music; B.S. in Mus. Ed., Ohio University; Diplomas in Piano, Voice, and Organ, Augustana Conservatory, Christiansen Choral School; Fred Waring Choral School. MRS. ARLENE JOHNSON—Teacher of Latin; B.A., Heidelberg College; Duke University; Western Reserve University. MISS MARIE A. KAHNE—Teacher of Social Science and Journalism, Adviser of Student Publications; B A , Flora Stone Mather College, Western Reserve University; Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University. OLIVER F. KAURA — Assistant Instructor of Instrumental Music; Cleveland Institute of Music; Studied trumpet with Max Schloss-berg in New York; Studied cello with Victor DeGomez. thirteen