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Page 14 text:
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. R. BOONE Sincerity, friendliness. a saving sense of humor, remarkable concentration, keen judgment, dynamic energy, and an abiding interest in hi work—these are the striking characteristics of William Renick Boone, principal of Orlando Senior High School since 1932. Mr. Boone began his teaching career in Orlando in 1921. His first schedule evinces his versatility: general science, physical geography, English, algebra, and coaching. Later he narrowed his field to general science and then to biology. He has also taught social science and psychology. He was principal of the summer school for eight years and has served as dean of boys and director of athletics, having coached basketball even after becoming principal. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Oregon and a Master of Arts degree from Stetson University and has attended four other universities. This varied and successful educational experience has made him understand the problems of teachers and teaching and has given him a broad view of the needs of each student. Captain of Company I) of the Fourth Battalion of the Florida State Guard, he is well fitted to teach military science and to direct the Students Military-Training Corps. Because of World War I service, he is a member of the Twentieth U. S. Infantry Association and of the American Legion, in which his present interest is the Veterans' Rehabilitation Committee. Though known for his complete and systematic records which enable him to follow the careers of hundreds of former students. Mr. Boone will be glad when the demand for thousands of personal data” reports abates and he can again find leisure for his beloved reading and gardening. MR. BOONE, A FRIEND TO ALL RUTH E. MIER As assistant principal. Miss Ruth Mier directs the work of the office force and the monitors and keeps th; attendance records of students and teachers. In spite of the careful attention to detail which these reports require. Miss Mier is ever ready to give gracious assistance to students and teachers in the multifarious problems of each day. Miss Mier earned an A.B. degree at Flood College, Frederick. Maryland, and an A.M. in history at Stetson University and has pursued graduate studies at the University of Pittsburgh, McGill University in Montreal, Canada, and the College dc la Guilde, Paris, France. Out of school, her joy is in gardening and in teaching the Business Women's Sunday School Class at the Park Lake Presbyterian Church. HENRIETTA PER LEY GROETSCH Receiver and dispenser of student activity money, keeper of scholastic records, typist of many a transcript and other forms and, unofficially, a smiling general information bureau, is Henrietta Perlcy Groetsch, our school secretary. Her loyalty to O. II. S. has been intensified by the fact that she is the proud possessor of an O. H. S. diploma, which she earned last year after transferring credits from Washington, I). C., her former home. Away from school, she sheds the lengthy title recorded above to become Mrs. Emil FI. Groetsch, chief weed-puller in the garden of her new home. 10 MISS MIER MRS. GROETSCH
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MONITORS lint row: Walter Muroski. Bill Smith, Hillis Bandy. Johnny Owens, Dick Elms. . . . SeconJ row: Jimmy Grinnan, Hob Lyons. John Randall, Cecil Kedditt, Ted Reid, William Holcomb. . . . Third row: l.ee Drury, Marvin Craw, Bob Jacobs, Burt Woodruff. Arthur Alberty, Ralph Cowan. ) OFFICE FORCE Hrtt row: Ann Browning, Nell Carter. Pat Harding Miss Micr, Nancy Owens, Marilyn Mccksiroth, Elizabeth Gertner. . . . Second rou: Betty Lou Crookc, Iris Swearingen. Sue Adams, Janet Frederick. Vera Clay, Suzanne Ferrir, Ruth Rice. Frances French Lia Fylcs. LIBRARY FORCE Suzanne Chuisano, Marjorie Tyler Miss Eldredgc, Mavis Troeppl, Lucille Parks, Kay Del Homme, Norma Mathis, Ann Carter, Florine Jeter, Margery Carey. Jeanette Yates, Mary Jean Saunders. Alice Datson, Dorothy Bates, Macaulcy Andrews, Joan Tail-man, Mildred Kicst, Esther Driggers, Nellie Robinson. Phillip Raab, Sybil Howington. 11
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