Otto Eldred High School - Ottocrat Yearbook (Otto Township, PA)

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-G -- ' it EMALINE P. CHILDS Math B.S., Penn State University .Maui HENRY CARUSO Math B.S., Indiana State College 14acwlem6a Szfacievazfa, MARK A. SCARCELL, JR. Math B.S., Mansfield State College FRANCES M. LYNCH 7440 Science and Reading B.S., Indiana State College .21

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Q Everything has a beginning. These four words of knowledge lend themselves to our English department. Here the fun- damentals of our language are taught by Mrs. Wasson, Mrs. Harwick, and Mr. Taylor. Mrs. Aiken and Mrs. Breck sup- plement to this learning when we are jun- iors. Our high school English instruction is completed when we are seniors by Mr. Brown. Mrs. Breck and Mr. Brown teach Latin and Spanish classes, respective- ly. Reading and various sports seem to be the favorite pastimes of the literary staff. Mr. Taylor likes to hunt and fish, while singing in the church choir is a weekly hobby of Mr. Brown. Mrs. Harwick and Mrs. Breck like to read, and Mrs. Wasson enjoys playing golf. In her leisure time Mrs. Aiken sews and in thc summer swims at the Otto Recreation Park o AVIS HARWICK English B.S., East Stroudsburg State College M. JEANETTE WASSON English and Reading B.S., Indiana State College Added? ta Ztae if ' PETER W. TAYLOR English and Social Studies B S., Lock Haven State College

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EDWIN J. MORLEY Science and Social Studies B,A., Alfred University CLARENCE B. SWOYER Science B.S., Lock Haven State College M.S., St. Bonaventure University cd ' cmd Wiatiemcwdcdcme, 7amamaw HAROLD R. HANSEN Biology and Health B.S., Mansfield State College Q Our constantly changing world de- mands that citizens have a greater under- standing of math and science. The com- petent instructors in our science and math departments help prepare students for a role in these vital fields. Many years of experience and study have resulted in a well-informed depart- ment of seven teachers. Mr. Swoyer, a retiring member of our faculty, has been teaching thirty-one years. One must frequently divert his thoughts from business to pleasure. The interests of these teachers are varied and fascinating. Mrs. Childs enjoys knittingg Mrs. Lynch and Mr. Caruso, reading. Music provides enjoyment for Mr. Mor- ley and Mr. Swoyer, whose jukebox is a familiar sound at Otto-Eldred. Hunting and fishing are Mr. Scarcell's favorite sports, while golfing appeals to Mr. Han- sen Q