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

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GREETINGS TO SOUTH TEACHERS. PUPILS, AND FRIENDS: At no time in the history of South High School has its function as an educational in- stitution been more important. Today our gov- ernment is being tried in the Hres of a world conflict. An enlightened and trained citizenry is primary for a successful termination of this war and for the period of adjustment to follow. Our earnest hope is that all of us as teachers and pupils may prepare to adequately meet the prob- lems before us. Sincerely yours, CHA . .DAVIS flirt Principal X I xl C. E. DAVIS 3 ' W office Staff If Mr. Charles E. Gaskins, assistant principal, very capably cooperates with Mr. Davis in the management of the affairs of South High School. Mr. Gaskins also fills the position of Dean of Boys, and is a kind, helpful advisor to the boys of our school. The girls of South High were proud to have as their dean Miss Zalia Harbaugh, who assisted them in the solution of their problems and aided them in becoming better citizens of South High School. Miss Maxine Miller, a graduate of South, was in charge of the office Work and acted as personal secretary to Mr. Davis. She replaced Miss Jeanne Fiedler, who very ably supervised the oflice Work until her departure for Akron, Ohio, A very capable assistant to Miss Miller was Miss Norma Welty, also a graduate of South High School. if 2:3 'SR y X x. K k . XX. X 'S - Miss Welty Mr. Gaskins Miss Harbaugh Miss Miller S L17

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Admlnlstrahon Students of South l-ligh School are indeed very grateful to our splendid board of educa- tion for the excellent curriculum and fine equip- ment they have furnished them. lylr. Harry Mason, not a member of the board of education, is Director of Maintenance, his chief duty being to keep our buildings in repair. A. M. Gantz W. C. Derbyshire fpresidentp telerkl A. N. Wise-ley Frank Smith H. G. Mason T. Carl Jansen J. MCLEAN REED STUDENTS AND FRIENDS or SOUTH HIGH SCHooI.: lt is always a privilege to merit a few lines in your year book. Our Lima six-year high schools are evaluated and approved by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools, the highest accrediting agency in the nation. A South High School is recognized as one of the best school systems in the state and nation-- an honor we enjoy because of the vision of our people, who for so many years have been will- ing to foster, promote, and pay for such an educational program. They want you to have every opportunity for intelligent growth and development. For more than twenty years they have voted a special three-mill school levy. They will renew that levy again this fall because they believe in you and your future. Invest in our present younger generation if you want a guar- anteed dividend in the next generation. Sincerely yours. J. MQLEAN REED Superintendent of Schools .SI X

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Faculty ETHEI. ASHER Ohio University. Ohio State University Social science HA71i1. BAVLQR Ohio State University, University of Dayton Bookkeeping, commercial law, otlice practice- department head MARY BEERY College of Wooster, McGill University. Miclmllebury Col- lege, Miss Farmer's School of Cookery, Bluffton College, Universitad Nacional de Mexico, Adrian Colleszc French, German, history MAX' BENROTH Heidelberg Colli-ue, Kent State University, Columbia University Latin. algebra Burch I., Brooxi Wilmington College lndustrial arts vig bt LOYD Bocdcxs Capital University, Wilmington College, Ohio Univer- versity, Ohio State University Malhemat ics-department head .lOli BOWERS Defiance College, Columbia University General science, geography lViARIli BOWLUS Heidelberg College, Columbia University English-department head llRANC VS l5OWYliR Ohio Northern University. Northwestern University, liowlinz Green State University English liL'lBY BYIiRl.Y Manchester Colin-ire, Boston University, University of VVisconsin, Ohio State University English