Elida High School - Reflector Yearbook (Elida, OH)

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I1 MR. EUGENE THIS OHIO NORTHERN UNI- VERSITY, B.S. ED., UNI- VERSITY OF TEXAS, M. OF ED. Music 7, 8, Sen- ior Band, Junior Band, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Jr. High Football. fits., ww my sts wa -1 I i 'EY . I MR. ARDEN ROSS OHIO NORTHERN UNI- VERSITY, B.S. ED., BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY. Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. fb MISS MARIE JONES WITTENBERG COLLEGE, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY, B.S. ED., OHIO STATE UNIVER- SITY. Vocational Home Economics 8. MR. ARTHUR SCHREIBER CENTREE COLLEGE, A.B.. OHIO STATE UNIVER- SITY. Biology, Science 9, Boys' Physical Educa- tion, Head Football Coach, Assistant Basketball .. Coach, Head Track Coach, Varsity E Advisor. MRS. VIRGILIA BURDETTE B U T L E R UNIVERSITY, B.S. English 7, Girls' Phys - ical Education, G. A. A. A d v is o r, Cheerleading ,F if W' 2, s t f X .5 .nk gg '53 -' Advisor. ' ' ,... . X ig 0- 4 ...af ' 'Irs say .is 21, E ik K. MR. DONALD HAYDUK CALIFORNIA STATE TEACHERS ' COLLEGE, B.S. English 8,9,10, Speech, Junior Class Play. BULLDOG REVIEW . Ze0 Back row: Miss Quinn, Miss Sawmiller, Mr Brenneman, Mrs. John. Front row: Mrs. Baech lor, Jacobs. Mrs. Holtzapple, Mrs. Kurtz. MR. GEORGE LANDON OHIO STATE UNIVER- SITY, B.S. Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. Ad- visor.

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744544221 Howard Leis Principal Congratulations to the Annual Staff and the advisors for the production of MEMORIES , which contributes much to our school. I wish the Best of Luck to the graduating class of 1954. We hope you continue your interests in education and that you will use to your best ability the education which you have received in the past twelve years. Also, your aim in life should be nothing less than com- plete and worthy living. Cur schools should develop interests in the major fields of human activities as a means to happiness, to social progress, and to continual growth. Your suc- cess in school should be what you really desire and need. May this book help to inspire students to have good school spirit, and to make proper use oftheir time while in school. This book will offer some of the greatest memories in your life. Howard Leis CARTOGRAPHERS Left to Right: Herald Metzer Herbert Zerkel Herbert Boate Eral Holtzapple Darrel Crider Branson Holtzapple

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Q'- MRS. DOROTHY WORKMAN FINDLAY COLLEGE, B.A. Shorthand I, II, Typing I, II, Bookkeeping, General Business Training, BULL- DOG REVIEW ,F. B. L. A. Advisor. Back row: Mrs. Kraft, Mr. Gilliand, Mr. Bowsher, Mrs. May. First row: Mr. Lloyd, Mrs. Vanl-lorn, Mrs. Crites, Mrs. Cremean. MR. C. O. BOGER MUSKINGUM COLLEGE, B.S., MIAMI UNIVER- SITY, OHIO STATE UNI- VERSITY. Math 7.8, Chemistry, Salesmanship. M. W V . ea -1 'A' st Ll .'b . 1 , Q it . S - - : 5 I U. 4 ,gfgli ffl 1 MR. GEORGE RADULOVICH BLUFFTON COLLEGE, B. A., INDIANA UNIVER- SITY, M.S. Social Studies '7, 8, P. A. D., Junior High Basketball, Junior High Baseball. MR. PAUL SLUSS I-IEIDELBERG COLLEGE, A.B., WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY. Civics, World History, American History, Geography, An- nual Advisor, Student Council. MRS. PEARL COHEE BALL STATE TEACHERS' COLLEGE, A.B. French I, Girls'Glee Club, Elemen- tary Music. .. l'. Viv -up 3 . MRS. DONATA GAMBLE XAVIER UNIVERSITY, MT. ST. JOSEPH COL- LEGE, B.A. English 11, 12, Latin Il, Annual Ad- visor, Student Council. .BL MR. RUSSELL B. BURDETTE BUTLER UNIVERSITY, B. S. Science 7, 8, Physical Education, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. P 4 V7 5 X- 4 N .3 1