Fostoria High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Fostoria, OH)

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THE RED AND BLACK FOR 1927 H blk. cild0RGl5 R. CAMERON, .I.V.l'f.t'fllllf I,I'fll4'fffIll Mr. Cameron is another of our men of all work. Besides teaching Public Speaking and Freshman Al- gebra, he is Debate and Dramatic Coach, and Faculty Manager of Athletics. He received his A. B. degree at Heidelberg College. He has since taken post- graduate work at Ohio State University and at Muskingum. He served in the United States Army during the World War. He is himself an excellent public speaker and, as a result, is well fitted to teach that subject. His Scotch descent enables him to teach Algebra in a very excellent style. This also makes him a good Athletic Manager as it enables him to get money from nobody knows where and to hang to it forever MR. CARL Rmzo Mr. Reed is our Manual Arts Instructor. Ile at- tended Michigan State and the Oshkosh, Wisconsin, State Normal School. He later returned to Michigan State where he studied in summer school. Mr. Reed came immediately to Fostoria and took up the work of teaching manual. It was a very small depart- ment when he took it, but under his skillful super- vision, it has grown until it now includes Mechanical Drawing, Drafting, Woodwork, and Shop. lt is the finest Manual Art department of any school of our size in the State, due to Mr. Reed's efforts in its behalf. He has classes of both High School and junior High pupils. VVe are very proud of this dee partment and of Mr. Reed. .14.

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ETHE RED AND BLACK FDR 192 Miss Ina Mclliskxiorr, A. B., Prinvifml Heidelberg I'niversity CEnglish Literaturej To NO other leader in the High School could the saying, A friend in need is a friend indeed, be applied so tittingly as to our principal, Miss Ida McDermott. Always ready with a smile and a kind, sympathizing word, she is truly a friend, whatever the occasion. Tirelessly working toward a goal of infinite worth, she Can, at this time say, What I have done, I have done well. Her ideals and aspirations have raised the standards and desire for achievement of her associates, particularly her students. VVe Hrmly believe that of more worth than the mere curricular knowledge of school, is the acquiring of the ideals of the love ol' humanity, sympathy and honor from association with Miss McDermott. ,l1,.

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THE RED AND MR. -I. VV. XV.xiNwRioH'r Mr. Wainwright is our band and orchestra leader. He attended Oberlin for ten years and Oberlin College Band the whole time h He attended St. john's Military Academy before this and won a scholarship for his proficiency while there. He directed quite a number of bands before coming here. Since he has been here, our band first places and one second in State contests and one first and one second place in National contests. Mr. NVainwright has been with us for eight years and his work has been so verv successful that will remain for many years longer. BEQCK FOR directed the e was there. has won two we hope he Miss PEARL MQCALI uit' Miss McCauley is one of our local graduates. XVhenever we encounter a teacher who has a diploma from Fostoria High School, we can be positive in regard to her ability as a capable teacher. Miss McCauley is a graduate of North Central College, where she obtained her A. B. Degree. She has since studied at Chicago University. She taught in Mich- igan for two years, then in Barberton for three years before coming here. She has been with us for three years. Last summer she and Miss Hohler took Zl trip abroad, which Miss McCauley believes to haxe had as much educational value as her years spent in school. She is a very competent Latin teacher and we hope to have her with us for a number of years Io come. .1q. 1927 H