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MSATHEMATICS Thurman Croft, B. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology. lcilin M. Houk, Canfield College. Francis Keller, B. S. University of Pittsburgh. Elizabeth McCaslin, B. A. Geneva f College, M. A. Duke University. Gerald Newton, B. S. Westminster College, IW. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Malcoliii Wilson, B. S. Geneva College, M. A. University of Pittsburgh. 17 lfr faihenmizbr . . . Mr. Croft delights in teasing the boys on his basketball and football teams, but at the same time his serious words and advice make them put forth all their efforts to reach their goal . . . Mr. Houk, whose annual harmonica recital proves amusing to the students, has a daily habit of keeping the students on their toes by demonstrating with his little black stick . . . Mr. Keller-This man with the pleasing personality has charge ofthe sports equipment and is thought of privately by the athletically-minded boys as the Scrooge of Ellwood Hi . . . Miss Mccaslin taught us to be attentive due to the fact that she gave specific directions when announcing assignments. She at present is on leave of ab- sence due to illness . . . Mr. W Newton: Feb. 22nd-a great date in history, also in lerr.v's life-for on that date he assumed the duties of an ensign in the Navy . . . Mr. Mac VVilson: now a member of the U. S. Naval Reserve, and our faculty. How well we seniors remember the thor- ough practice we received at the blackboard! Precision makes perfect. lane! Patterson, Nick Henton, Bill Innes.
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he rzif Mr. Ansell-our little strong man is keenly interested in making our boys physically fit for the service. During the Registration for canning, Mr. . . .p Q we . y .N pa 7 . i 42-1 Ansell held the record of registering 96 townspeople - i ft the first afternoon . . . Miss Crowley-manages to , . X, obtain good results from her sewing classes even it el- ' . Q i V . though there is a scarcity of needles and scissors punishment as weii ag practice in First Aid Cin, . . . Mr. Hawke-During Day School, Dick can be found in the Shop. But during Night School, the director can be located in the office giving in- formation relative to Technical courses . . . Miss Iackson-instructs girls in use of sub- stitutes in cooking and use of ration books. She urges each one to keep a scrapbook contain- ing food rationing clippings . . . Miss Kelly- Quiet girlsl Mr. Ansell won't be able to talk above you. Thus she gets attention to complete May Day plans . . . Mr. Stewart instructs the boys in shop in the making of model airplanes. He and his classes have com- pleted 80 for the government . . . Miss Thompson-The Girls' Glee Club director believes the girls should practice tonal quality and clear enunciation, before they sing their wide variety of songs . . . Mr. Winter helps Uncle Sam by following his favorite hobby. He farms his twelve acres and brings fresh vegetables to the curb market. During the winter months, Prof directs the school band and orchestra. 1 , . 7 THE ARTS Iames Ansell, B. S. Slippery Rock. Helen Crowley, B. S. Nlercyhurst College. Richard Hawke, B. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology. M. S. Pennsylvania State College. Iva Iackson, B. A. Muskingum College. Hazel Kelly, B. S. Slippery Rock. Ralph Stewart, B. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology. Mary lane Thompson, B. IW. cnns ' vania S ate Colle e. P sl t g Paul YVinter, B. S. M. Oberlin College. 16 V . , M V .,, .W
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