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

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HOWARD HOPPER B. S Kent State University M. A. Kent State University Industrial Arts PAUL C. DEEVERS B. S. Kent State University Commercial RUTH KITCHEN B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University M. A. University of Michigan English, French, Latin ALMA TALLING WELLMAN B. of S. M. Oberlin Collgge Music The Faculty MR. WALTER HOLDSON Superintendent Our greatest and most sincere thanks and appreciation go to these men and women, our esteemed guides and friends, from us, the seniors of Rowe High. When we think back to our High School years we shall always remember their help in making us better scholars and good citizens. MARGURITE TOBIN B. S. Grove City College M. A. University of Michigan Mathematics, Librarian CLARA FRITTS B. S. Wittenberg College Home Economics CHARLES HIRS 1EY A. B Findlay College M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Coaching, Ph »icai Ed., History JAMES O. INGLE FIELD B. S. Slippery Rock Teachers College M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Science, History JESSIE FENTON B. S. Kent State University Art WILMA McCAGUE B. S. Ohio State University M. A. Ohio State University English

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MR. CLY-'E PUFFER The Board of Education Much credit to our successful high school year goes to these men. Working hard to achieve a program of progressive development. Clyde Puffer, president; William Baird, vice president; (hauncev Ferguson, clerk; together with Ben Olds and Harry Shideler have ahlv confronted the difficult problems of keeping our school smooth-running. MR. WILLIAM BAIRD That With a Hand More Sivift and Sure

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Adieu Within a few more days we’ll have to part And all embark upon our separate ways, For us Commencement time is drawing near. All that’s left of school—a few short days. A few have had to leave our class this year To perform their duties to the U. S. A.; And although we have missed them very much It must be fates’ design to be that way. For twelve long years we’ve worked and waited and looked Ahead to that distant day when we will be all through. But now that the eve of departure is drawing up so near We’re beginning to feel kind of sad and a little blue. As we think of our many high school friends And the teachers that all too soon no more shall we see And remember the pranks—the fun—the work we shared. We agree that Rowe High’s a worthwhile place to be. And then in the world, if perchance, we climb the heights And achieve a measure of success in what we do, As we look back we’ll give Rowe High the credit due For preparing us for the experiences that we've gone through. S —Pauline Cole