Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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THE SENIOR TATTLER- 13

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Till-] SENIOR TATTLER Mr. Roy Hundertmark Ohio State, State College of Washington, M. S. Manual Arts Miss Frances Bently Defiance and Oberlin. A. B. History and English Miss Winn if red Seeley Bryand and Stratton Business College, Buffalo; Rochester Business Institute Commercial Mr. Roland Morris Central Business College. Indianapolis Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Spelling and Writing Mr. Harold E. Rock Defiance College, A. B. Physics and Chemistry Miss Mary Petit Thomas School. Detroit. Mich. Domestic Science and Art Mr. Kline Loomis Ohio Wesleyan University, A. B. English Miss Lucille Tilton Eastman School of Music. University of Rochester. Certificate of Public School Music Instructor of Music Mr. Cable T. Barnes La Harper Seminary, W. I. S. T. College. Palmer School of Penmanship. Penmanship The task of keeping the schools of the city, the grades as well as the High School, in order and in accord with the highest standards, is a difficult one. This is the task of Superintendent C. M. Dickey, and he does it with credit and fidelity. Conneaut is fortunate in having this wise and capable administrator at the head of her schools. To assume the duties laid down by the resignation of so splendid and honored a teacher and leader as Miss Kahler was the task Mr. V. R. Henry was asked to assume. He has proven himself able to fill the place with ability and merit. He meets his problems in a straight forward fashion and always secures the correct results. Mrs. Edna Hundertmark, because of her splendid ability as teacher, as friend, as adviser, has endeared herself to the students of Conneaut High School. In addition to her regular duties she has ably directed the Dramatic Club, the Senior Girls’ Club, this year’s Operetta and the Senior Play. Conneaut High School feels deeply indebted to Mrs. Hundertmark for her untiring efforts in its behalf. This year Mr. Gnagey has proved his loyalty to C. H. S. He has not only coached the Debate Team, but has ably directed the regular Tattler and Senior Tattler Boards. The students of Conneaut High School feel that a great deal of praise and honor should be awarded Mr. Gnagey’s most successful efforts. 12

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•tup: senior tattler— The Senior High School, which this volume represents, consists of three classes—the sophomore, the junior, and the senior. Until recent years it had been a four year school, including the freshman along with the above mentioned three classes. In the spring of 1924 the new Junior High School building was completed, and the junior high school pupils, including freshmen, took occupancy. On May 16,1924 the Junior High received its charter and became a distinct system in itself, entirely separated from this school. The Senior High School, therefore, consists of the upper three classes-sophomore, junior, and senior, while the Junior High School consists of grades seven, eight, and nine (freshman).