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

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Hmm 9 mmm E 9 .rpg mam L, Q ' s 1 ' 4 I' 4' 3'e3 : F .'Q Jq N El I an-0 . N b A C , , , -A . i, B aw ,Y . - . , ., 1... ., , .D , - . -, .-.. . .. . 1 Aplas Figgins Smith Beals Roberson Parks Neuman Gaskins Gillette Seitz Manual, Industrial and Household Arts HERE are practical people even among actors. Many of our number have chosen manual, industrial and household arts with the idea of taking up their life work immediately upon graduating from high school. To these students this body of directors have given their undivided attention and help. Mr. Charles Aplas was supervisor of the shop department. School super- vision of the shop department, a system inaugurated last year, has proved very successful. Mr. H. C. Roberson, Mr. W. W. Smith, and Mr. Warde Beals taught manual training, and Mr. George Figgins taught academic drawing. It would be impossible for an actor to be truly happy without music. Mr. F. E. Parks has supplied this need in a very gratifying manner. He had charge of seventh, eighth, and ninth year music and also supervise the orchestra and glee clubs. Miss Lola Schaerges and Miss Florence Neuman instructed the girls in household arts. Miss Esther Gillette has instructed the girls in physical education while Mr. Marion Seitz and Mr. Charles Gaskins have had charge of the boys' physical training. In addition to gymnastic work, Mr. Gaskins taught seventh and eighth year physiology, and Mr. Seitz taught high school geography. The teachers have been very enthusiastic about the outside interests of the students. Mr. George Figgins guided the activities of the Mechanical Draw- ing Club and also supervised the work on the Pot 0' Gold. Misa Florence Neuman had charge of the cafeteria during the latter part of the season S0L7C'l'?f00l7

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