Orrville High School - Red and White Yearbook (Orrville, OH)

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Paul K. Howells Prinzfipfzl After serving four years in the Air Force, Mr. Howells returned to the faculty of O. H. S. as an Eng- lish teacher. This year he succeeded Mr. Marshall McCuen in the office of principal. He has brought about many changes for the betterment of the school. Besides his duties as principal, he has continued to teach two class- es of English, sponsor the Assem- bly Board, and act as faculty ad- visor to the Red and White. Prior to coming to Orrville in 1937, Mr. Howells taught three years in other schools. He earned his B. S. in speech from Northwestern University, and his M. A. from the University of Michigan. Since re- ceiving his Master's degree, he has also taken courses in education at Ohio State, Akron University, West- ern Reserve University and the University of Michigan. R. E. C. McDougall Szfperinlemient Heading our school system for the fifteenth year is Mr. McDougall. His duties include the su- pervision of Maple, Walnut, and Oak Street Schools as well as the High School. He must re- port regularly to the Board of Education. Mr. McDougall was graduated from Greenville College with an A. B. degree, from Northwestern University with an M. A., and from Ohio State University with a Ph. D. He is an active citizen, being a member and past president of the Rotary Club, National Education Association and National Phi Delta Kappa. He is also a member of the Orrville Ministerial Association, as he is an or- dained minister in the Methodist Church, Mr. Mc- Dougall has been very instrumental in planning for our new high school.

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Left lo Right---Mr. Donald Meihls. Mr. Harrold Johnson, Mr. Wfelker Smucker, Mr. C. E. Badger Mr. Raymond Morgan, Mr. R. E. C. McDougall. Mr. Neil Whitson. BOARD OF EDUCATICN Headed by President C. E. Badger, the Board of Education has been busily at work on the plans for the new high school. These men are elected by the community for four year terms to supervise the administration of the school system. They are responsible for selecting personnel, the financing of the school program, and the maintenance of buildings and equipment. -10-

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MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE TEACHERS Left to right- MISS MARIAN SHORT- Muskingum College, B. A.: Algebra I and II, Trigonometry, Plane and Solid Geometry, Commercial Arith- metic, General Mathematics. MR. ROBERT NORRIS- Ashland College, B. S., Kent State U., Grad. Work: General Science, Biology. MR. JACK GRAHAM- Muskimlum College. Western Reserve U., M. A., L. S. U.. Grad. Work: Seventh and Eighth Grade Arithme- tic. MR. FREDERICK ROSSER-- Ohio University, B. S.: Chemistry, General Mathematics, Physics. MRS. BETTE ZIMMERMAN- Wittenberg College, B. S. in Ed.: Physical Educa- tion, Sociology. MR. CARL STAGER- Southwest Missouri State, B. S. in Ed., Columbia U., M. A.: Sociology, Physi- cal Education. PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS Seated-MR. WILBUR ERWIN- Ohio Northern U., A. Il.: Driver Ed.. Bookeeping I and II. MISS HELEN SMITH- Woostvr College, II. A., Ohio State U.. M. Typing I Rnd II, Shorthand I and II, Business Science. Slamling-MR. PAUL MENGERT- Ohio State U., Ii. Sc.: Vocational Agriculture, Farm Shop. MISS LOIS EBELING- Ohio State U., ILS.: Home I-Iconomics. MR. MELVIN WILSON- Ohio Stats- U., A. Il., TLS., University of Southern Cul., M.S. in Ed., Akron U.: Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts, Craft:-r. -12- COMMERCIAL AND VOCATIONAL TEACHERS