Courter Technical High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FACULTY continued 1. MRS. ELOISE SIMPKINS teaches Food Fundamentals and Com- mercial Foods l - Cooking has long been associated with girls, but in the food classes at Courter, it is rewarding to observe they interest in food preparation shown by the boys, as there are many jobs available for both . 2. MR. AUGUST FRANECKI, Counselor - Despite all the criticism of the young, l find them no worse than when I was a juvenile delinquent . 3. MR. WERNER SCHMALFUSS, Athletic Director and Physical Education - The Sale of Courter was a great disappointment to meg l have never seen such fine facilities as we have here at this school. I think the Board will be sorry when they see the results of the costs of the buildings in the future . 4. MR. ART KUHN, Business Education - Courter is unique in that it combines practical and symbolic skills. The result is a student who not only understands. but who practices democracy . 5. MRS. EUNICE STEVENS, teacher in the Deaf Program - The more time I spend teaching the X

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3. K FACULTY continued 1. MRS. ELIZABETH TUGGLE, English and Special Education - Young people are more aware of the world around them. They are eager to take part in the so-called democratic system and give us some of their ideas on life, liberty and the fundamentals of happiness . 2. Fabric Service teacher, MR. JOSEPH REHLING - About Vocational Education, An excellent plumber is infinitely more admirable than an incompetent philosopher. The society which scorns excellence in plumbing because plumbing is a humble acti- vity and tolerates shoddiness in philosophy because it is an exalt- ed activity, will have neither good plumbing nor good philosophy. Neither its pipes nor its theories will hold water . 3. MR. RON- ALD McDANIEL, Social Studies - Students can forget facts and details in no time, but if I can get them interested by games, plays, debates or lectures, then it's all worth it. lf students are interested they almost always make good grades . 4. MRS. CAR- OLYN LUCAS, Cosmetology - One of our classes made a toupee N ' .5 H .