Miami Trace High School - Mitra Yearbook (Fayette County, OH)

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MR. HAROLD L. GASS University of Arizona B.S. M.S. MR. JOHN A. BECKLEY Kent State University Morehead State University 0 0 ff MR. NORTON E. PLYMALE Berea College Marshall University West Virginia University Ohio University Ohio State University B.S. M.S. MR. FRANK W. HUSS University of Cincinnati B.S. M.S.

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MR. DEAN BERNARD Wittenburg Wilmington College B.A. in Math and Physics MR. DELMAR MOWERY Miami University B.S. in Education Research is an important part in every play. It insures that the materials used and the ideas presented are genuine. The science and math departments give us a basis to help us in later re- search. For in life, as in math and science, many problems arise which have to be solved or proven. So it is essential that a true understanding of these subjects be obtained during our high school career. MRS. EVELYN D. DUM Martha Washington College Long Beech State College Ohio State University B.S. in Education MR. JOHN WEDGEWOOD Me Murray College 152

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MR. FRANK BREEDLOVE Ohio State University B.S. M.A. MR. WILLIAM DILEY JR. Ohio State University B.S. The Vo-Ag and Industrial Arts boys provide us with the properties which we need for our play. The Vo-Ag boys learn the basic skills which are necessary for a good start in farming. A suc- cessful career in agriculture depends upon foresight and experience. These skills are taught well by our Agriculture Department. Of course, no play is complete without the technical assistance of the Industrial Arts department. This ability requires vocational training which our Industrial Department provides. MR. C. DONALD EBERWINE Ohio State University B.S. in Agriculture MR. PARKER H1TZFIELD Miami University B.S. 154