Oak Harbor High School - Harbor Lites Yearbook (Oak Harbor, OH)

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Mr. Gibbs, our guidance counselor, is con- stantly involved with various student problems concerning selection of courses, future plans, and any advice a student may seek. Mrs. Wolf has been our secretary to the super- intendent since 1964, and Mrs. Quillin assumed her duties in the fall of 1967. These two secre- taries take care of the multiple duties of typing and filing associated with a business office. 6 MRS. DOROTHEA QUILLIN, High School Secretary MRS. JUDY WOLF, Secretary to the Superintendent

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Our Board of Education consists of Mr. Leslie Sprouse, Mr. Earl Moore, Vice-President; Mr. Garmon Norwine, President; Mr. Paul Lockwood, and Dr. Robert Minick. Administration Superintendent Robert L. Craft, a native of Hot Springs, South Dakota, came to Oak Harbor well qualified to handle the complex business of our school system. Mr. Craft began his college education at the University of South Dakota, but his studies were interrupted by World War II. Later, Mr. Craft earned his B.S. Degree at Chaldron State Teach- ers’ College and his M.S. Degree at the University of Wy- oming. To this man fall the many tasks of heading our school’s administration. Our principal, Mr. Clifford Herbert, received his B.S. Degree at the University of Wisconsin and his M.S. Degree in administration at Bowling Green State University. Before accepting the position as our principal, Mr. Herbert taught seventh grade math, general science, chemistry, and physics here at Oak Harbor. Being in direct contact with individual students and group organizations is of prime concern to him and the portion of his work he enjoys most. CLIFFORD HERBERT, Principal 5 ROBERT L. CRAFT, Superintendent

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BUS DRIVERS: Row 1: Arthur Hoffman, Myron Leiser, Otto Hehl, Edward Howton, Leonard Schell. Row 2: Albert Cass, Donald Hillman, Lawrence Sandwisch, Jim Mackey, Mechanic; Wilbert Gates. Absent: Arthur Risch. Seeing that the students are safely transported to and from school each day is hardly an easy task. Our bus drivers accept a large responsibility and should be commended for a job well done. Keeping the school in tip-top shape is a big order, and our custodians do a fine job of filling it. Mr. Beck, Mr. Baumgartner, and Mr. Robinson work daily at keeping the school running smoothly and efficiently. Cooking from September to May for approxi- mately 170 students each day is a big responsibility for Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Fillmore, and Mrs. Mar- tin. Thanks, from the bottom of our stomachs! COOKS: Mrs. Myrtle Carpenter, Cafeteria Manager; Mrs. Hazel Martin, Mrs. Velma Fillmore. CUSTODIANS: Howard Baumgartner, Donald Robinson, Luther Beck. 7