Montgomery Local High School - Mohirab Yearbook (Wayne, OH)

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OOOO FACULTY MEETINGS The Faculty of Montgomery Township School held regular meetings, the second Monday night of each month at 4:00 P.M. The meetings were presided over by Mr, Warner and included reports made by the faculty members. Following is the inspirational and instructive program which was presented during the year. I II III IV V VI VII VIII OHIO'S FOUNDATION PROGRAM ------------------- NR. WARNER HARTS or LEISUREH --------------------------- MISS RLORI Teachers Reading Circle Book by Marjorie Greenbrie HEDUCATION OF THE SLOW LEARNING OHILDH--MISS CARPENTER Report on book written by Ingram MEASUREMENTS AND TESTS AS A BLSISN OF DETERMINING SUCCESS IN SCHOOL WORK -------------- ---- +--MRQ BRIMMER ARE WE GIVING TOO MUCH TIME TO IRR SLOW LELRNING CHILD? ------------------------------ - ----- MISS LINDER PLANS FOR ENRICHING THE HOME ROOM PERIOD ----- MR, BRUNS ART, HLND AND CONSTRUCTION WORK ----------- MISS BACHMAN ART APPRECIATION ------------------ ------MISS BLACKBURN CHARTS AND GRAPHS: THEIR USE AND VALUE--MISS DEHNHOFF PLACE OF MUSIC IN THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM ---- --MISS ROUX EXPERIMENTLTION VS DEMONSTRLTION'--- ------ -MISS MILLER A UNIFORM SYSTEM FOR HMAKE-UPU WORK' ---- -----MB, INGALL INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES-----Q ------------ MISS CLINGAMAN ,...

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.-............................ ..... ..-,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,. ..,........... . 7 0 PD V. , ,- A P. T. A. ,ORGANIZATION The membership with the students of drive that totaled greater number than ization. The room secur committee of the P. T. A. cooperating Montgomery Twp. High School initiated a 315 members, listing a membership- of has ever been recorded for this organ- ing the largest number of members this year was Miss Carpenter's while the room with the largest per cent of parents class. Phyllis Loga members. The success of spirit of the school mothers. The officers of in the organization was the Sophomore n won the prize for bringing in the most this drive was due to the enthusiasm and children assisted bery ably by the room the executive committee were: PRESIDENT -------------------u----------------- MR. BRUGGEMEIER VICE PRESIDENT ------------------------- ---------- MR. BRIMMER SECRETARY ---------------------- ----- W ---N--MRS. DORSEY WARD TREASURER ---- - ----- ------------- W -------------- MISS CARPENTER CHAIRMAN HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE- ------ - --------- MRS. W. LOGAN CHAIRMAN OF MEMBERSHIP COMKTTTEE -w----------------- MISS FLORY CHAIRMAN OF ADVERTISIEG COMMITTEE ------------- ----- MR. BRUNS The continual high standard of the programs was a reflection of the harmony existing among these officers. The programs for the year incorporated an abundance of music consciousness which was something that could very satisfactorily be developed in the school and community. The last meeting of the year four boys and an accom- plished accompanist from Heidelberg College, Tiffin enter- tained with a program which had finish, balance and popular appeal. The proceeds from the P. T. A. Fair were used to supply the means of initiating a really fine and modern visual education program. The organization purchased a fine motion picture projector, with sound equipment. uv-0' I' NAwMqk41ZA45!'AkwwW .....

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. V f 1 rl 4. NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION The North Central Association is composed of Colleges and High Schools of the North Central States. it .their recent meeting in Chicago, Montgomery Township School was Mmqualifiedly recommended for membership in the association. The aims of the Association are to bring about a better acquaintance, a keener sympathy and a heartier co-operation between the Colleges and Secondary Schools, to consider common educational problems and to devise the best way and means of solving themg to promote the physical, intellectual and moral well being of students. It aims to aecredit only those schools which possess organization, teaching force standards of scholarship, equipment and esprit de corps, of such character as well,and hesitatingly comment them to any educator, College or University in the North Central territory. Some of the standards set for membership include Teachers Training, Supervision, equipment, pupil-teacher rates, standards, transportation, library and laboratory athletics, etc. The faculty, board of education, community, and student body take pride in maintaining a school of distinction, as only a limited number of schools qualify. ..........., ..... ,. .... . ........ w l usos