Metamora High School - Meteor Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

Page 11 text:

METAMOKA HIGH SCHOOL The Faculty ----- R. Kinner, superintendent, was welcomed into our community four years ago. Since that time he has been within a bond of friend- ship with the students and has also been a leading figure in the activities of the community. Mr. Gordon, our principal, is one of our best friends. Whenever any of us have trouble, we can always get the remedy for it from him. Miss Jensen has been with us two years. Her chief duty is the teaching of Home Economics. In the cafeteria the work was systemat- ically regulated and it was through her effort, that the children were able to obtain hot lunches. She was the boys and girls Glee Clubs instructor, and arranged for the boys and girls to show their ability in several splendid opperettas. Miss Murphy has been our commercial teacher for the past two years. The students appreciate the opportunity given them in studying courses that can be used as soon as they graduate. She is very much interested in our class activities and is acting as faculty advisor for the Junior class. Mr. Phalor is our athletic coach as well as a good teacher. His elementary and high school education was received in Westerville, Ohio. He attended Otterbein College where he received his degree, Bachelor of Arts. This is Mr. Phalor’s first year in Metamora and he has made the acquaintance of many people in the community. Mr. Phalor served two years on the U. S. S. Nevada during the war, and was a two-letter man at Otterbein in his college days. Mr. Allen is the new principal of our Junior High, and is very popular among the students of the seventh and eighth grades. He is a graduate of Flushing High school and received his degree, Bachelor of Arts, from Muskingum College. He also taught three years in Harrison County public schools. Page seven

Page 10 text:

THE METEOR H. H. Tredway, President; Arthur Feeback, Albert F'ashbaugh Aden Barnaby, Harry Wright Our School Board E are blessed with an unusually capable and competent school board. These men are actively engaged in the business of our town, and are willing to sacrifice their time to make this high school a bigger and better institution. The boys interested in athletics are particularly thankful for the opportunities given them, and those pupils interested in office work are grateful to the board for the opportunity to study commercial courses. Page six

Page 12 text:

T H E M E T E ( R JESSE KINNER Superintendent Ohio State University Mathematics Agriculture Latin MABLE R. MURPHY Office Training School, Columbus English 1-2 Commercial Studies HAROLD E. PHALOR Ot'terbein College History Geography Arithmetic Page eight