Gambier High School - Milestone Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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MR. J. H. GROVE Superintendent Schools fKnoX Countyi MR. H. S. MOFFITT, Supf. Aljlf'fI7'II, Geometry, Plljj-Wil'-Y VVooster College, Wooster, Ohio Advisor Ofyseniflf C1353 Ohio State University, Columbus BA- at Hlram College B.S. Education, Ohio Northern University, Mflstcrs Degree' Befhavy Cffnegff Ada' Ohio Post-graduate at Columbia University University of Chicago One oi' the original 88 County Superin- tentlents still in service MISS SALLIE M. SEARS MR. R. STARK BEARD English Vo,0.Ay1r.I, II, III, IV Lfzfin Hrmzr' E!'fI'llfP7ILif'-Y Advisor of Junior Class and Milestone Advisor of Girl Reserve Dramatic Coach Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity A.B. Ohio State University M.A. Syracuse University MRS. VERNA S. PINKLEY History Civics General Sr'ifJ21r'r: Bioloyfif Advisor of Sophomore Class Denison University Ph.B. B.Sc. in Agr. Ed., Ohio State University MRS. KATHERINE M. GARZIERI Conlmerrirll Sulzjcwls School Treasurer Advisor Freshman Class Ohio University B.S. in Education Payer Elvrcn

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tug.. What the State Inspector Says About Our School On September 26, 1944, Mr. R. M. Garrison of the Department of Edu- cation at Columbus inspected our school. All departments, instruction, li- brary, program of studies, rooms, building and grounds were reported as most Satisfactory. Administration and supervision were especially com- mended. In making general comments, Mr. Garrison said, The school is Well organized. The quality of the instruction is satisfactory. The library is well located and adequate for the needs of the school. The instructional equipment in the school is of excellent quality. The program of studies is about as Wide as it is possible to offer in a school with a small enrollment. The Gambier High School is on the list of iirst grade schools approved by this Department. In making recommendations Mr. Garrison suggested, Each year should find a number of new books added to the collection Clibraryl. Addi- tional visual aids should be provided for the Work in biology. Maps and charts are needed for the work in social science. We hope you will be able to strengthen the music program. These recommendations, we may add, are in line with the policy of the present administration. Under prevailing world conditions We feel our school is doing exceedingly Well. Page Twelve