Berea High School - Berean Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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DALE WILSON: Ohio University, B.A., M.A. 25 years. KATHRYN GRAY: Lebanon Valley Col- lege, B.A.7 Columbia University: Penn State, Rutgers. French. I year. TED THEODORE: Baldwin-Wallace, B.A., Western Reserve, M.A. Art. Cross-Country, Track. 6 years. Fine Arts stress cultural growth The Foreign Language. Art. and Music Department includes band, choral groups, art classes. and courses in French. Spanish. Latin. and German. The aim of this department is to develop an appreciation and a working knowledge of the art or language studied and its effect upon our civilization. JAMES RIEKER: Baldwin-Wallace, B.S.M,, U, of Michi- gan, M.M. Instrumental Music. Band. It years. RALPH HILTY: Bluffton, A.B.y Ohio State, M.A. Vocal music. 23 years. ' un If I .W I 1' f -0 war JACK TROUTNER: Bowling Green, B.A., DOROTHA ROBINSON: Ohio State, B.S,, MARGARET YENNY: Baldwin B.F.A., M.A, Art, English. 1 year. M.5. Latin. I5 years. Wallace, B-A. German, Driver Train ing, I year. 23

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English Dept. accents effective self- expression Eng ish I-iitrmmir vv-yas i ISC , what recently revised English Department program. The Teaching students lo enjoy the works of others and to read, write, and speak effectively themselves is the aim of a some- va courses offered are speech, extemporaneous speaking and de- l g hate, dramatics. journalism, and American, world, and English - literature. C K ie I r- --f.. CHRISTINE WEST: Baldwin-Wa Ilace, B.S.M., Western Reserve, M.A.f Mount Union, Nottingham, London University. English. F.T.A. 6 years. KATHLEEN BYRNE: Ursuline College, MARY ANN EICHENBERG: Kent State, WILLIAM GARMAN: U. of Akron, B.A., B.S. English. I year. B.S. English. Focus. 2 years. U. of Havana, Kent State. English. Stage crew, lighting crew, 2 years. A ,- 9 RICHARD HURLEY: U. of Dayton, WILLIAM MCCLEERY: Baldwin-Wallace, HELEN SOMERVILLE: Ohio University, JOAN WENZEL: Baldwin-Wallace, B-A Kent State, U. of Cincinnati, B.S. B.A., Michigan State. English. Masquers. B.S.Ed.g Kent State, English, I year, English. F.T.A. fass'ti 2 years. English. Co-sponsor of Sophomore 5 years. Class. 3 years. 22

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Science tells how and why -swun- - i MELVIN WORST: Ashland, B.S.g Western Reserve, M.A. Chemistry. Science Club. 26 years. BURTON ZIMMERMAN: Ashland, B.B.f Ohio Wesleyan, Kent State. Physics. Science Club. 1 year. 24 The teachings of the Science Depart- ment develop an interest in the how and why. Emphasis is placed on science for the good of mankind. Biology teaches the development Of living things as a basis for personal and social hygiene. The com- position Of matter and the elements is the study of Chemistry, Physics teaches us to Organize the scientific information we have already acquired. Senior Science is a course including a little of all the sciences. Photography offers an opportunity to de- velop personal skills as a means of artistic expression. rxzdzsddd NOVA DENNIS: Hiram, A.B.y Columbia MA, Biology. 21 years. 5 GORDON HALL: warmer, B.A., u. of ROBERT BELL: Baldwin-Wallace, B.A.g CARLTON HARRISON: Ohio sfare, a.A. MiCl'1l98f1, M.A. Chemistry. l year. Western Reserve, M.A. Biology. Varsity B.S. Biology. J.V. Swimming Coach, Co Football Coach. I year. sponsor of Junior Class. 5 years. I