Johnson St Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Saint Paris, OH)

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MR. HARVEY LOUDENBACK County Supt. A graduate ofJSPHS with the class of 1912, Mr. Loudenback furthered his education at Wittenberg and received his B.A. in 1921. He obtained his M.A. in 1924 and spent the next 5 summers doing graduate work at Ohio State University. He taught at St. Paris the 4 years following 1916, then went to Rosewood and served as superintendent for 13 years. Follow- ing this he took the office of county superintendent. Alto- gether he has heen affiliated with educational work for 42 years. Administration Executive Head DENNIS D. MILLER 1954-1955 Mr. Miller, our superintendent for the past 4 years, came to us from Garrettsville, Ohio in June, 1951. He has not only the dutiesof executive head but he also instructs World History and Public Speaking. After graduating from Protection High, in Kansas, he received his B.S. degree from Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana, in 1947. He then received his Masters' degree at Kent State University. He is now enrolled at Ohio State University for an ad- vanced graduate course. We are proud to have Mr. Miller as our Superintendent, and because of his intense interest in education our Fu- ture Teachers of America have named theirclub in honor of him. They are known as the Dennis D. Miller F. T.A. Chapter. ROY C. ZOOK Principal 1954-1955 Mr. Zook came to us this year from Wayne Township School Montgomery Co. where he was principal for six years. Previous to that time he was Principal for three years in Van Wert, a teacher in Troy High School for nineteen years, principal of the West Liberty High School, and a teacher in the Springfield City Schools. He graduated from West Liberty High School, the Logan County Normal School, Wittenberg (A.B.) and Ohio State Uni- versity (A.M.) He has also done graduate work at Ohio State, having completed his work in pre-medics. This year he is teaching mathematics, American History, and American Government. He likes St. Paris High School very much and hopes to help the school continue the road to higher standards of education. 2

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Johnson-St. Paris High School Another year has passed and another PARISIAN has been left to the past and present students of Johnson-St. Paris School. The PARISIAN of 1955 will prove, it is hoped, as accept- able to the school and students as have the preceding pub- lications. We have tried to make this book as different and as interesting as possible without removing from it the es- sential attributes of an acceptable school annual. With this statement the 1955 edition of the PARISIAN is submitted to the schooland her students by the Senior Class. Rita Long Class President

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Graham Local School Board; Seated in front of the desk is John Hite of St. Paris, clerk; Woodrow Hagans of Concord; Donald Solt of St. Paris, Vice President; Donald Finlay of St. Paris; Marvin Stevens of Terre Haute- Robert Ward of Westville, President. The cafeteria staff this year is Mrs. Hallet Kesler, Mrs. Earl Shaffer, Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs. Tom Mitchell, Mrs. Mary Evans. The men who pick up and deliver the rural students are Mr. Leslie Leasure, Mr. Walter Hoffman, Mr. Lee Haney, Mr. Courtland Bull. 1 r Secretary to our Superintendent, Mr. Miller, is Mrs. Edwin Tannehill. All around handy man is Mr. Harry Davis. 3