Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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LANCASTER GIVES HER SCHDDLS BOARD OF EDUCATION ARTHUR M. VLEREBOME EDGAR CAMPBELL Vico President HARRY HERDMAN J. D. HUNTER CLARENCE OCHS President T. L. HEWETSON Clerk ARTHUR M. VLEREBOME, wholesale grocer, is an ardent sports fan ... is active in many civic affairs. . . . one of his two children is in high school. EDGAR CAMPBELL is friendly and pleasant. . . . has two children—Jean Ann in high school. . . . owns a well-known automobile agency. ... is a sports fan. ... a good tennis player. HARRY HERDMAN is a tall and athletic sports lover. . . . starred on past L. H. S. teams. . . . has four children—Judy and Dick in high school. . . . manages Borden's ice cream company. J. D. HUNTER, newcomer fo the board, always has a warm smile. ... is co-owner of the Ruff- Hunter hardware store. . . . also has four child- ren—Jane and Donna in high school. CLARENCE OCHS is pleasant and distinguished looking. . . . has six children—three in high school. . . . lives on a large farm. ... is known for his apple orchards. THOMAS L. HEWETSON is clerk of the board. . . . proud of his grandchildren. . . . another sports fan. . . . loves a practical joke. ... is a mainstay at our school. . . . likes to hunt.

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rvYrc 'fti Teen-agers, teachers, and parents appreciate the policy of firmness and fairness that marks Mr. Schaaf's administration as principal and Miss Hudson's as assistant. And isn't everyone proud of the new offices behind those windows in the picture opposite! Although Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Davis are our only servicemen back on the job, there are miraculously no wartime pick-ups among the twenty-four men and seventeen women of the faculty, but well-trained, authentic pedagogues. Superin- tendent Wenger and the Board of Education arc lucky to be able to say that in this first postwar year. M. A. and B. S. tacked on to a teacher’s name mean a lot in proving his fitness for his job, naturally. And students like to know where a teacher went to college. But they want other information, too. They want to know what a teacher is like. Is he grim or jolly? Does he know his stuff? How many tests does he give and what kind? And after class—? Well, turn the page. AND FACULTY

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TRAINED LEADERSHIP PAUL WENGER O. H. SCHAAF RUTH L. HUDSON Superintendent Principel Assistant Principal PAUL WENGER came to L.H.S. as principal in '34. . . . has been superintendent since '38. . . . for- merly taught chemistry. . . . follows the team. . . . grew a famous victory garden. . . . likes to sing. ... is huge, honest, and hearty. ... an Ohio State M.A. . . . father of Bob. O. H. SCHAAF entered the principalship here three years ago, coming from Shelby. ... is fore- sighted, straight-thinking, and efficient. . . . runs a good school. . . . received his M.A. degree at the University of Minnesota. . . . has a bright- eyed little boy named Gene. RUTH L. HUDSON is an L.H.S. alumna. . . . came back as physical education teacher, then dean of girls. . . . studied at Ohio U. . . . has her M.A. from Columbia. . . . likes people. ... is the smiling, jovial head of the attendance office. DOROTHY HOYMAN, expert stenog, is dainty and clever. . . . now has Betty Kost '45, as her assistant in the superintendent’s office. NITA BOTTS has been office secretary of the high school since December. . . . L. H. S. grad, class of '41. ... is sweet and sincere. MARY SCHURTZ, stand-by in the office of the clerk of the Board of Education, is jolly and obliging. JEAN RADER was Mr. Schaaf's secretary for two years. . . . left at Christmas to become Mrs. Jack Beaty. DOROTHY HOYMAN NITA BOTTS MARY SCHURTZ JEAN RADER 11