South High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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oi GV Wes, se ,Q W1 Tvvv jg 353315 . GQYHYIYE Roess Bowlus Harler Rid:-nour . Shreves Glassford Marvin Ballon Lincoln English HE tedious task of teaching jubilant and carefree cavaliers day in and day out has had little effect on these nine smiling peers of the English Depart- ment. They have not only instructed the cavaliers in the proper use of English and the appreciation of literature. but they have also cheerfully co- operated With the knights in all of their enterprises. Miss Ava Ballou, who supervises this department, taught the seniorsg Miss Marie Bowlus, the juniors: Miss Genevieve Marvin and Miss Naomi Shreves. the sophomores: and Miss Shreves also helped Miss Sophia Roess with the freshmen. The junior high teachers were Miss Marie Lincoln and Miss Edith Ridenour for the seventh year, and Miss Thelma Glassford and Miss Elizabeth Harter for the eighth year. This group of jolly peers has shown much interest in developing the dramatic ability of the cavaliers. Miss Ballou, Miss Glassford, and Miss Roess supervised the Ye Merrie Players this year. Miss Lincoln directed The Jesters and Miss Harter The Masquers. so that the would-be cavaliers might be trained in dramatic art. Miss Shreves was the dramatist for the opera. The Pirates of Penzance. Miss Bowlus directed the junior play. Debating and journalism were not forgotten by the peers. Miss Bowlus coached the debate team, and Miss Marvin was the faculty adviser for the Rainbow and the Pot o' Gold. In general, these cheerful peers of the English Department have proved themselves indispensable to the realm. pggasaaeaaeaaeaaeaaraasa

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Mr. J. H, Davison, Ruler of the Realm. directs the atifairs of rhe Southern kingdom. Mrs. Verna L. Harris. Adviser of the Caualrers, assists Ihe Ruler. page thirteen

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ew W mia Y acifxafiifa IEFIEFZHEFFET Young Sinclair Hughes Thoring Baker Tudor Bauer Cole Rusher Burden Adams Mathematics and Commercial HIS group of eleven gleeful peers instructed the cavaliers in the very im- portant practical subjects in the mathematics and commercial courses. They, too, have gladly aided the knights in all of their undertakings. The mathematics department is under the supervision of Mr. C. F. Hughes. Mr. Hughes taught college algebra, advanced algebra, and solid geometry: Mr. C. F. Sinclair, plane geometry: Miss Hattie Thoring, beginning algebra: Miss Goldie Adams and Mr. Dee Young, eighth year mathematics: and Miss Mary Tudor and Miss Gladys Baker, seventh year mathematics. Miss Thoring, in connection with the Life Career Club. conducted a survey of the occupations of the former graduates from South, to learn which subjects had been most beneficial to them. It is hoped that the information obtained thereby will be helpful to the cavaliers in planning their courses of study. Mr. Sinclair was faculty manager of athletics. Miss Hazel Baver. head of the Commercial Department. instructed the cavaliers in bookkeeping and sociology. Miss Wanda Cole .taught type I and shorthand Il: Miss Vergie Rusher, commercial arithmetic. type I. and book- keeping: and Miss Merle Burden, commercial arithmetic and shorthand I. Misses Baver. Cole. and Rusher supervised the commercial club, organized to create greater interest in commercial studies. Miss Burden was connected with the Blue Triangle Club. If the effort and ability of the peers count. our practical cavaliers will excel in adding, subtracting, typing and writing in shorthand. .. Fjtiikifikifiifihifjiiikifiki