Convoy Union High School - Bellerophon Yearbook (Convoy, OH)

Page 17 text:

Mr. Curl Gritzuz aker Miss Mary Ballinger Miss Helen McCleary Mr. Wilbili' Mclutire Mr. Carl Grifzmalcer The heights by great meu reached and kept Were' not attained' by suflzleu flight. Home: Botkins, Ohio. Subjects Taught: Arithmetic, Science, Agriculture. Miss Helen McCleary I held it ever virtue azul kuowl- eil ge were endowments. greater than uobleuess aua' riehesf' Home: Cambridge, Ohio. Subjects Taught: Home Eco- nomics, English. , Miss Mary Ballinger Great works are perforvuea' uot by strength but by jierseueraueef' Home: Crestline, Ohio. Subjects Taught: English, Home Economics. Mr. Wilbur Mclnlire Few things are iutjiossible to diligence arut skillf' H ofme: Convoy, Ohio. Subjects Taught: History, In- dustrial Arts, Geography. Page Eleven Mr. Theron Miller Miss Marie Srzttler Mr. Theron Miller Those who labor for others labor for themseluesfi Home: Convoy, Ohio. Subjects Taught: History, Arith- metic, Physical Education. Miss Marie SaH'ler It is uot how great a thing we :lo but how well we do iff' Home: Columbus, Ohio. Subjects Taught: Commercial, English.

Page 16 text:

I rio not think much of a man who is not wiser today than he was yestera'ay. Mr. C. G. Leiier Great men are those who see that the spiritual is stronger than any material force, that thoughts rule the 'lU0l'III.,, Home: Convoy, Ohio. Subjects Taught: Mathematics, Social Science. Miss Grace Leslie The secret of success is constancy of purpose? Home: Convoy, Ohio. Subjects Taught: Music, English. YY7 Y Mr. C. G. Leiter Miss Elizabeth Freck Miss Grace Leslie Mr. Delbert Dolphin Pa ge Ten Miss Eliza beih Freclc They are never alone that are accompanierl with uohie thoughts. Home: Convoy, Ohio. Suhjects Taught: Science, English, History, Latin. Mr. Deiberi' Dolphin When you meet men of worth, think how you may reach their level? Home: Convoy, Ohio. Subjects Taught: Science, Physical Education.

Page 18 text:

' 7 ' BORED Ol OF DIRECTORS Everyone do his portion of the work and we will expect no more! This is the platform of the Senior Class Officers. Undoubtedly, the officers have upheld their own platform. Some critics may remark that some officers are lazy, but let's not be led astray. . Now, we will get down to ubrass tacks and see what the power and work of the class officers are. The power to appoint committee members, keep order in meetings, and preside at a meeting belongs to none other than the president. In short, his hobby is to tell others what to do. The vice-president, not the undertaker, takes che president's place in case of death or absence. The official tax collector is the secretary-treasurer, who must collect class dues. This position is very likely to be the most tedious of all, since records of all income and expense must be kept. After all, being a class officer is not a bad job, considering the salary. K fi Convent sirivin is the 3 keynote of snccess.', Margaret Hoover, Scf'y-Treas. Harold Shook, Vzre Prev Clayton Vfambsganss, Prcsi11'c11t Page Twelve