Canton South High School - Moderian Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Bill Shori was christened Gulielmo Amos Shori on Decem- ber 21, 1942. His elementary and secondary school years were spent in Canton. Ohio, and he received his diploma in 1942. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Educa- tion from Kent State University in 1948 and his ME in 1951. His teaching certificate states his qualifications in industrial arts, driver training and American history. A certificate can- not possibly state his qualifications as an educator. Mr. Shori married Rose Marcoaldi and then began teach- ing in Marlboro Township in 1948. He returned to the Canton City Schools in 1957 as a teacher and prior to coming to Canton South in 1966 he taught at Marlington for five years. Uncle Sam needed a sergeant in the Army, and for two years Bill served his country. As a family man. Bill is a devoted husband and father. He and Rosie have four children, Father Nick, Donald. Michael and lovely daughter Janet. In 1970 Mr. Shori was honored to serve as representative from East Central Ohio Industrial Arts Association to the Ohio Industrial Arts Association. To Rose and Bill and their family, Canton South wishes many years of continued happiness. SPOTLIGHT Cullen R. Pfendler, a graduate of Washington High School, attended John Carroll University and then the Ohio State University, from which he received a Bachelor of Science degree in 1950. Mr. Pfendler is deversified in his teaching preparation, and his certificate states industrial arts, driver education and sci- ence. He began teaching the 8th grade at Bloomingburg, Ohio, and remained there six years. He came to Canton South in 1956 after serving three years in the Coastal Artillery Anti-aircraft Infantry. Mr. and Mrs. Pfendler are the parents of nine children and have two grandchildren. Retirement will certainly not mean idleness for Cullen Pfendler because he has many avocations; not the least is his tree farming. 4

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Vocational Wing ——afcajMa—r t nr— Our new vocational wing opens many opportunities for our vocational students. The fields are Cosmetology, Auto Body, Auto Mechanics, Food Service, Welding, Business, Building Maintenance, Diversified Health Oc- cupations, Account Clerk, Steno Clerk, Office Duplicat- ing, Cooperative Office Education, Occupational Work Experience, Diversified Cooperative Training, and Multi Area Job Training. Students enrolled in our vocational wing are from Sandy Valley and East Canton, as well as from South. 6