Rowe High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Lakeville, OH)

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The Board of Education MR. HARRY SHIDELER MR. CHAUNCEY FERGUSON MR. WILLIAM H. BAIRD MR. CLYDE PUFFER AHE successful administration of the school for the past year has been due to the efforts of these fine men, who gave of their time and energy to insure the smooth running of the educational process. . . . Clyde Puffer as president, Will Baird as vice-president, Chaun-cey Ferguson as clerk, together with Ben Olds and Harry Shideler have kept the interests of teachers and students foremost in their thoughts DR. BEN OLDS 6 Being native burghers . . . .

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Dedication RALPH TORRENCE the symbol of geniality and warmth; to the personification of helpfulness and assistance; to the worthy guardian, defender and custodian of Rowe, Ralph Torrence, we dedicate this Saga. During the past years the familiar question has been, “Ralph, will you please do this for us? Certainly there has never been a better helper of student and teacher alike than Ralph. Nothing was too great or too small to warrant his attention; never was he too busy but that he would drop the ashes and run to your assistance; and that good heat—those heat-controlled rooms showed the master touch when the thermometer stood at 30 below. Such a one is a natural philosopher 5

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The Faculty of Rowe RUTH KITCHEN B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University M. A. University of Michigan English, French JESSIE FENTON B. S. Kent State University Art HOWARD HOPPER B. S. Kent State University M. A. Kent State University Industrial Arts CHARLES HIRSHEY A. B. Findlay College M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Coaching, Physical Ed., History 7 I E salute the faculty of Rowe; their guidance and friendship are dear to us and will be valued through our lives. We will always remember Mr. Holdson's advice in P. O. D.; Mr. Hopper's scrape, pound and buzz; Mr. Hirshey's basketball strategems; Mrs. Kitchen, the beloved senior homeroom teacher; Mrs. Wellman’s baton; Miss Tobin's trig; Miss Fentons shades and colors; Mr. Dee vers' limit on errors; Mr. Smith’s good will; and Miss Fritts' cutting, snipping and basting. HAROLD SMITH B. S. Edinboro State Teachers' Col lege. Ohio University Science, English MARGURITE TOBIN B. S. Grove City College M. A. University of Michigan Mathematics, Librarian This is no flattery, these are counselors. That feelingly persuade me what I am. CLARA FRITTS B. S. Wittenberg College Home Economics, French MR. WALTER HOLDSON Superintendent ALMA TALLING WELLMAN B. of S. M. Oberlin Collgge Music PAUL C. DEEVERS B. S. Kent State University Commercial