Crestline High School - Fortyniner Yearbook (Crestline, OH)

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Y bu. Ei' V: 1 eval. ' 4 A l ' . A GUIDI G I FLUENCE The purpose of education is to bring out the best qualities of the student. The faculty guides the student through the course of studies in such a way that he may gain whatever bene- fits he wishes for himself. Classroom studies provide factual knowledge and useful skills such as are needed in life. Activities give those valuable opportunities for social education which are necessary for lead- TI-IE FACULTY MR. MERLE HUTSON, B. A. Heidelberg, Ohio University Physical Education Miss ELIZABETH O,LEARY, B. S. Ashland College, Bowling Green, Cleveland School of Education English and History Miss CLARA HELFIKICH, A. B. Capital University Ohio State University Social Science and German Mn. CLEO DONALDSON, B. S. Bowling Green v Ohio State University Practical Arts and Science Miss MILDRED FATE, A. B. Ohio University Ohio State University Latin and English Miss CCRA B. COVER, B. S. Bowling Green Ashland College English, History and Science MR. MAURICE DAVIS, B. M. 'ly ' Ohio Wfesleyan, Ashland 9 College, Capital University Music Twelve

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lf I l l i 1 rw,-5 1 41,- R, B, SMITH A. A. REMY A. T. ENOLH MMMMMJ if l ' 1 E 1i lf'l'll SUPERINTENDENT- Dr. R. B. Smith as superintendent of the Crestline Public Schools has been tireless in his efforts to raise the standard of our school system. Also may we congratulate Mr. Smith for having acquired his doctor's degree at Ohio State University. PRINCIPAL- Mr. A. A. Remy has been principal of Crestline High School since 1924 and has been sincere in his efforts to create and cultivate the proper school spirit not only in the student body, but inthe faculty as Well. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL- Mr. A. T. Enoch has been a member of the Crestline High School faculty for a number of years and has been enthusiastic in his efforts to impress upon the students the importance and benefits of study and hard work in high school for after life,

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FOUS D FACULTY ing a wholesome and useful life. Opportunities for character education present themselves both in studies and in activities with the result that education in our high school Well- roundedu. mf Therefore, we, the students of Crest ine High School, Wish to commend the faculty for their helpfulness during our high school days. ll il ii T l ll l .ii..li,.l . . T, l, .. ii lm i, im. l ii il Nil, lull .tw THE FACULTY Miss RUTH KALER Wittenberg, Bowling Green Ashland College Physical Education MR. MOULTON DEWALT, B. S Ohio State University English Miss FREADA MILLER, B. S. University of Cincinnati Gregg School in Chicago Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping MR. EARL HETRICK, B. S. Ohio State University Colorado State Agriculture Tlazrteen Miss MARY CRAIG, A. B. Muskingum College I University of Minnesota Arithmetic and English Miss RUTH PATTERSON, B. S. Ohio University, Kent State Ypsilanti, Michigan Ohio State University Home Economics MR. IQARL HACKMAN, B. S. Bowling Green, Ohio State University, Ashland College XY'ittenberg Science .,q.fl9' Lk be