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

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TIM MASEL Chemistry, Planetarian, General Math. DON MATHEWS Modern Math I, Algebra ll, Math IV, Math Department Head. RUTH MUSGRAVE Home Economics I, II, Inde- pendent Living, Interior Decorating, Consumer Education, FHA Advisor, Cheerleading Advisor, Pep ClubAdvisor. I have found that to be an effective teacher one has to be part entertainer, part comedian, and part minis- ter, and throw out all the philosophy books from col- lege. ELLEN ORLANDI Library Media, Fohilib Advi- sor. Reference skills are essential for self-teaching, and the knowledge we gain in the process is often what means most to us. It is also the means of continuing to learn after formal schooling is over. MURIEL PAANANEN Biology I, Il, Botany, Bioethics, Science Depart- ment Head. Mrs. Paananen's most interesting job has been teaching English to foreign- ers. Her greatest ambition in life is to visit the Great Barrier Reef and see the animal life there. CONSTANCE PELTON English Il, Yearbook, FOHIRAB Advisor. Ms. Pelton enjoys traveling, photography, reading, col- lecting baskets, paper- weights, and growing plants. If she were not a teacher, she'd work in some area of photojournal- ism, or open a combination bookstore and coffee shop. ,wsfw ,nl .. A, Xi ix 3 if s. ik iw ix.. rl, ff! I -r I s ii it 1 S Faculty I 53

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A. . X 4' 'R ' 'I I +G.. 'If Q .LZNM ,.- asf W U I 'Y 4- sa - Q..- ff? g ug- H- 1 - Diane Kisaberth learns one of the many ways of skinning a cat in Bio. II. 2 - A fascinated Jon Brough performs a chemical reaction. 3 - inquisitive Anefte Hiatt and Julie Stateler leaf through college bulletins. 4 - Tim Butcher enthusiastically attacks an assignment in chem- istry. 5 - Duane Dunfee toots his own horn. l52 Faculty JEAN JACOB Typing I, Business Princi- ples, Shorthand I. Mrs. Jacob's hobbies include reading, gardening, and knitting. Her most inter- esting non-teaching job was that of a secretary at Union Carbide. RICHARD KIDWELL O.W.E. Head Football Coach, Assistant Wrestling Coach. KATHERYN LEE Home Economics I, ll, Advanced Clothing, Family Living, Child Development. Mrs. Lee enjoys traveling, boating, and visiting friends. Her most interest- ing job has been that of a product demonstrator for different food products in a grocery store. ,4 ' CHRIS LEFORGE Business Administration, Assistant Basketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach. Mr. Leforge's activities include golf, tennis, and sleeping. His most interest- ing job, aside from teach- ing, was being a softball umpire and working in a cemetery. JAMES MACKO Earth Science JOHN MARSHALL Distributive Education I, II, Deca Club Advisor. Mr. MarshaIl's favorite hob- bies are bass fishing, card playing, and camping. If he weren't teaching, he'd be an electrical and heating contractor. One of his most interesting jobs was being a groom and valet at a dog racing track.

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:1 1t,'i:'2'1f'-T '- g : i . lv-Qgxy-. ttlllllltivvs-Nt DONALD PERRINE Band Director. BEN POHLMAN English, Math Related. To be happy in what I do. Mr. Pohlman's most inter- esting non-teaching job was that of a miIlwright's assistant. If he weren't a teacher at FHS, he'd be a foreman at a local factory. He enjoys camping, canoe- ing, and doing things with his children. CAROL REFFNER French II, French Club. I have discovered that interest and effort are fac- tors more important than intelligence. l54 Faculty SX RANDY RICHARDSON Metals, Mechanical Draw- ing, Freshmen Football and Basketball Coach. ETHEL RITCHEY Home Economics I, Advanced Foods, Bachelor Living, Child Care, Advanced Clothing. STEVE RUSSELL Geometry, Baseball Coach, .4 .i .pf ,f ' - Q-mul-i V tl! I li I Vi'