Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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PRINCIPAL'S STAFF STANDING—William Jury, Mrs. Cox, Jane Read, Kenneth Brundage, Mr. Helmbrecht, Juanita Snyder. SEATED—Mary Lou Dewey, Mrs. Halyday, Arlene Baker. SUPERINTENDENT'S STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT—Jessie Hall. Nancy Britton, Marie Walter.

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SUPERINTENDENT J. H. WANAMAKER Congratulations and Best Wishes! Congratulations on having earned the right to be graduated from Conneaut High School; on having prepared yourselves mentally, emotionally, and morally to face and solve the problems of living in this modern world. Best wishes to you as you go forward in life, continuing your training and preparation either in college or in your employment, ever rendering yourselves more competent to wrestle with the tremendous challenges which confront us all. We have confidence in you and in your achievements. We feel that we can rely upon your judgment and your intelligence; we know you will not shirk from work or from duty; and we are confident that your honor, your integrity, and your faith in God and right will guide your activities in constructive paths. Conneaut High School is a better place because of you; our community, our nation, the world will be made better by your contribution. We are proud of you, Seniors of 1953! J. H. Wanamaker OUR ADMINISTRATORS There is one characteristic which, consciously or not, we all seek in those whom we respect or admire. That characteristic is integrity. It is the quality that makes one believe another person is sincere, honest, truthful and just. It is the quality that makes us respect a person even when we violently disagree with him. Macauley was undoubtedly thinking of integrity when he wrote “The measure of a man’s true character is what he would do if he knew he would never be found out.” With Integrity, Seniors, your lives will be successful even though you fail all material gains. J. H. Wolfe PRINCIPAL J. H. WOLFE

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FACULTY JACK W. BROUGHTON Ohio State University, B. S. Indiana University, M. S. Subjects taught: Bookkeeping I and II, Salesmanship, Business Law, Business Arithmetic, Economic Geography. KATHERINE BYRON University of Michigan. Deloson and Princeton. School Nurse. JOHN CHERRY Western Reserve University, B. S. Cleveland Institute of Art. John Huntington Institute. Subjects taught: Art. W. R. DONOVAN Bradley University, A. B. University of Pittsburgh, Ed. M. Beloit University. Chicago University Kansas State College. Subjects taught: Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. ANDREW GARCIA Akron University, B. S. Kent State University. University of Southern California. Subjects taught: Physical Education. MILDRED GRAHAM University of Kentucky, A. B. Subjects taught: Physical Education, French I and II. BERENICE GUSTASON Yankton College, A. B. University of Denver, B. S. in Library Science. Librarian. EDITH HARRIS Mercyhurst College, B. S. Subjects taught: Office Practice, Personal Typewriting, Typewriting II, Business Arithmetic, Economic Geography.