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

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FACULTY The faculty of South High School consists of fifty-six members, nineteen of whom have a masters' degree. They instruct students in academic pursuits. and during teacher-pupil con- ference they give special help to individual students. They sponsor and supervise various student activities and organizations such as, interest clubs, student council, and service clubs. Others serve as department chairmen and still others as class supervisors. ETHEI. ASHER-B. S. Social Science Seventh Grade Supervisor, Sev- enth Y-Teens HAZEL BAVER-B. S. Bookkeeping, office practice Chairman of commercial depart- WALTER BINKLEY-B. S. MARIE BOWLUS-A. B., M. A. Shorthand, typing English Commercial Club Chairman of English department JOE BOWERS-A. B., M. A. FRANCES BOWYER-B. S. E li b d V Physical education, health ng U ' Tama wx Head coach of basketball and . Y -M . Senior e ernes baseballg Skull Club ment FRANCIS BONAR--B. S., M. A. WARNER T. BOYER-A. B. MAE BENROTH-Ph. B., M. A. Social science Mathematics Mathematics and Latin In charge of testing program Advisor of Pot O' Gold WILLIAM CHAMBERS-B. S. GERTRUDE DONALD-B. S. Vocational co-ordinator Home economics 'Chairman of industrial arts de- Junior High Home Economics partment Club page len

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P 1 ADMINISTRATION The principal, Mr. Humbert, supervises the entire guidance program, which includes cooperative determination of total program of studies, teachers' schedules, and general or- ganization of school. In fulfilling this capacity, he assists and advises the teachers and students of South. He does his utmost to promote educational developments, and improve- ments affecting our school system. The assistant principal, Mr. Roberson, schedules the program of studies for the entire student body, and as dean of boys serves as counselor to the boys of South High School. He serves as advisor with the dean of the girls to the school council. The dean of girls, Miss Harbaugh, has been co-chairman of our guidance program in Lima helping to develop a city program. She helps girls make decisions in problems dealing with school, home, and community. These three administrators come in contact and cooperate with pupils, teachers, parents, and other community workers. Upper-Mr. I-I. C. Roberson, assistant principal: Mr. Gordon G. Humbert, principal: Miss Zalia I-Iarbaugh, dean of girls. Lower--Janice Klausing, secretaryg Maxine Miller, secretary. NAS .wwmsww-,-a as f ft page nine

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GEORGE FIGGINS Imlllstrial arts Golf coach, assistant football coach BETTY FLOYD-B. S. Physical erlncation, health Cheerleaders B. FRESHWATER-A. B., A. M. Civics Chairman of social science depart- Fllenf Ouvn FUNDUM-B. S. English Freshman Y-Teens ESTHER GILLETTE--A. B. Physical education, health Girls Athletic Association FACULTY THELMA GLASSEORD-A. B. English Director of junior and senior class plays VERA GRIEEITH-B. A. E. Art Palette club HKJWARD GRovEs-B. S. Imlustrial arts Hi-Y GENE HENDERSON-B. S. Social conduct, English, Spanish GERTRUDE HOLMAN-B. S. English HATTIE JOSEPH-A. B. Biology Freshman class supervisor, Com- wolei club HELEN KELLY-B. S. Commercial Assistant business manager of de- partment of publications ROBERT KRUSE-B. S. Iuzlnslrial arts ' Assistant coach, football and track CHARLES LUOMA-A. B., B. S. Band, orchestra Director of band and orchestra GENEVIEVE MARVIN-B. S., M. A. English, journalism Advisor of The Rainbow, Jour- nalism club page eleven