Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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FACULTY MR. VIRGIL R. HENRY, B. S., M. Ed. Grove City College University of Pittsburgh Principal W. K. DONOVAN, B. S. Bradley Polytechnic Manual Training: MARGARET DIBBERN-, B. A. Northwestern University Biology, English PAUL F. SHEEHAN. B. A.. M. A. Defiance College University of Pittsburgh History, Journalism, Civic BDXAH JOHNSON. B. A. Lake Erie College Geo graphy, History, Biology WOODROW R. WILLIAMS, B. S. Central Normal College History, Commercial Subjects GLADYS BIGLER, B. A., M. A. Wooster College Ohio State University' Spanish, Latin, English FRED F. SAYRE, Litt. B., M. A. Grove City College Ohio State University English, Trig., Algebra, Geom. CLARA B. LEFT, B. S. in L. S.. M. A. University' of Minnesota Western Reserve University Librarian.

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Greetings to You, the Class of 1938 After twelve years of study, you are completing your public school career. On June 3d you will “commence” your career of living. May that career of living be for each of you a career of honor, justice, truth, and happiness! This is the wi.sh of one who is officially about to see you, his last class, graduated at Conneaut High School. The present superintendent would fail in his duty to you. excellent young men and women of “1938”, if he should neglect to give you counsel. Therefore, you will always be honest with yourselves. Never deceive others. Be neither vainly elated with success nor unduly depressed in failure. Profit both by your own mistakes and by the mistakes of others. Make the world a better place to live in. Never speak unkindly of anyone. Be charitable towards mental and physical defects in others. Learn to say “no” when ‘ yes would leave a guiPy conscience. Do not gossip. Whenever you cannot say anything good about a person, refrain from speaking. Respect your parents. Either be loyal to your employer or find another job. Be true to your friends. Do not worry about the enemies you may make through the discharge of your duties. From all kinds of alcoholic drinks, be a total abstainer, unless you seek the shortest road to failure. Solomon knew whereof he spot-e when he said: “Look not upon the wine when it is red.” Never do or say anything to cause your parents to be ashamed. Counsel with your father and your mother. E'e faithful to your church. Obey the words of your spiritual advisor. Read the Scriptures. Christians, follow the instructions of the Great Teacher from whom you take your name. Members of the Class of 1938, you are here on earth to learn to live. Then so live here that you may live a perfectly happy life in heaven hereafter. C. M. DICKEY, Superintendent of Schools. SCHOOL BOARD MR. CHARLES OTT, President MR. RAY MARTIN MR. ROSS RHINEHART MR. WILLIAM LORD MR. CARLTON DAVIS

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TATTLER FACULTY AVA BALLOU, B. A., M. A. Denison University Columbia University Latin, English, Pub. Spk. BERNICE FORGEY, B. S. Ohio University Commercial Subjects KAARLO MACKEY. B. M. New England Conservatory Music CHARLES E. Dl UK EE, B. A. Defiance College Chemistry. Biology, Arith metic, Filing EVELYN SAUVEY, B. S. Miami University Ohio Wesleyan University Home Economics KLINE C. LOOMIS, B. A.. M. Ed. Ohio Wesleyan University University of Pittsburgh Bookkeeping 1). FERGUSON MACMILLAN B. A. Wooster College Biology. English, Geog., Agriculture LEONARD J. HOPPES, B. S. Mount Union College. History, Economics, Sociology, Athletics ROBERT B. AULD, B. A. Oberlin College French, English LOTTIE E. PECK, B. A. Oberlin College Latin, English FREDRIC J. TORRANCE, B. A.. Ohio Wesleyan University University of Pittsburgh History, English, Civics HAROLD J. WATSON, B. A. Findlay College Economics, Sociology, Ph. Ed., Com. Law, Salesmanship