Chester High School - Ravelings Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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; [rs. Mary Haker — A.B. Manchester College This small blonde senora who teaches Spanish, Latin, and English, is adviser ol the cheer leaders and of the freshman class; enjoys travel a :d talinj kodachrome snapshots. ; [i-. Wayne Dilling — .1. B. Manchester College Chester scores again! Besides keeping score at the ball games, he teaches com- mercial subjects, advises Chester Chatter, and freshmen, and trims the boys at ping pong. :Mi-. (UnoUl E. Faudi-ee — A.B. Manchestev College Affectionately called Doe, and elder brother of Faudree Bros.. Inc., he teaches science, coaches basketball, advises the jun- iors and enjoys golf and fishing. Faculty ) liss Ida Eslieliiiaii — A.B. Maneliestei- College Tall dark-haired Miss Eshelman. who hails from Ohio, teaches English, coached the junior play, advised the juniors and Y-teens and writes letters in her spare time. Mr. Pan! Faiidree — A. B. Manchester College This dark-hairsd Faudree brother teaches health, physical education, and social studies, coaches sports, and sings tenor and how! Miss Betty Goiigwer — A.B. Manchester College I This small, vivacious, dark-eyed lass teaches English, directed the senior play, , advised the seniors, Y-teens, debaters, and Chester Chatter staff and serves as school librarian. Mr. Harold Let-krone — B.S. Manchester College Director of all bands and twirlers. he also teaches vocal music, advises the eighth grade, and entertains humorously or seriously on the piano.

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KARL L. ULMER VALTER R. METZGER Mr. Ulmer became trustee of Chester Township on January 1 of this year. He has long been active in community affairs and has shown a strong: desire to study the needs of Chester and to do his part in expanding and improving the facilities of the schools. Mr. Vandegrift has been Wabash County Superintendent of Schools for the past ten years. He received his A.B. Degree from Manchester Col- lege and his M.A. Degree from Ball State Teachers College. He always has- a good word for Chester. CLARENCE L. VANDEGRIFT JASON J. SMITH Mr. Smith has been principal of Chester for the last three years. He received his Bachelor ' s Degree from Ball State Teachers College and his Master ' s Degree from Indiana University. His goal is to promote the con- tinuous improvement of the schools of Chester Township. On December 31, 1946, Mr. Metzger retired from the office of Town- ship Trustee after eight years of worthy service. He has continued to mani- fest an interest in the schools and is usually present at all activities.

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Mr. Cecil Scribner — B.A.E. State Teachers College, River Falls, Wis. This dark-haired, not-so-tall teacher of vocational agriculture and general science, sponsors 4-H clubs, judging teams, P.F.A, and the sophomore class and watches the clock at ball games. Mr. John I. 8eiu-in- — A. B. Manchester College Although he is the old est in point of service at Chester, don ' t let that fool you. He knows his dates— history, of course— but he likes and teaches mathematics also. Miss Leah Stone — B.S. Manchester College Teacher of vocational home economics, health and physical education, and adviser to 4-H clubs and sophomore class, this fiery- haired teacher is always busy. She enjoys sports both as spectator and a participant. Miss Bernice Waltlier — ■ B.S. Manchester College Artistic but not temperamental is this teacher of art and music, director of girls ' glee club and mixed chorus, adviser to the eighth grade and, most imporant of all, ad- viser of the Ravelings staff. Mr. Lee Weimer — B.S. Manchester College; M.S. Ball State This sports enthusiast advises Hi-Y and seventh grade, and teaches mathe- matics. Wherever there is action, there he is found. Mrs. Maxine Yentes This Chester graduate, our very efficient and dependable office clerk, changed her name between school terms. Mrs. Hester Ivnull — Manchester College; Northwestern University This well liked teacher offers Bible one day a week to all the elementary pupils of the township.