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

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BERNARD G. ROUSH--A.B.g M.E. Bluffton College, Bowling Green State University, Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys, Student Council Co-advisor, Testing, Student Social Committee ZALIA SUNDFOR-A.B.g B.S. in ED., M.E. Bluffton College, Defiance College, Bowling Green State University, Guidance Director, Dean of Girls, Student Council Co-advisor, Student Social Committee G .... . -t .V,. i t Mum. O. REEII--A.B.Q M.A. Principal Ohio University, Columbia University, Ohio State University To understand and to guide are the earnest goals of our administration. Making schedules for teachers and pupils, supervising vocational and intelligence testing, and fostering a spirit of co-operation among students, parents, and teachers are a few of the services rendered. MERLIN C. SYKES-B.S., M.S. in ED. Bowling Green State University, Student Social Committee, Testing, Dean of Boys 110-

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4. A Mr. Marion Seitz iAudio-Visual and Safety Educationbg Miss Mary Kirk KArtJ: Mr. William Tempel fMusicJg Mr. Rex Settle- mire fPhysical Education and Healthlg Mr. H. C. Heffner lResearchJg Miss Helen Moon CDistributive Educationlg Mr. William Chambers lVocationalJ. Not shown-Miss Helen Hawkins Uilementary Educationjg Mr. H. C. Roberson iPup1l Personnel and Guidancel . SUPERVISORS IN LIMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS These directors are the resource people of the staff, and are consultants in the special areas in which they specialize. They work with principals, teachers, and special teachers in the desire to bring about curriculum improvements, good will among the teachers of the schools, and enrichment of the educational program for all of the students in the Lima Public Schools. THE LIMA CITIZENS SCHOOL ADVISORY COMMITTEE The objectives of the Lima Citizens' School Advisory Committee are to advance public education in all its branches and to foster and promote an understanding of the benefits of public education in the development of a sound, healthy, and intelligent community, based upon the nature of the population, the needs of the times, and the resources of the community and to do its utmost to help perpetuate the basic ideals of the American Way of Life. Standing-Mr. William WY Jacksong Mr. James C. Thomas fVice-Chairmanjg Mr. Walter V. Binkley: Mr. Alfred L. Simmons: Mr. James Wilt. Seated-Mr. Clyde Weltyg Mrs. George W. Niceg Mrs. Enoch West, Mrs. J. Paul Fisher: Mrs. James J. Weadock, Jr. lChairmanJg Mr. Jerome Blattner: Mr. Charles O. Guy. Not Shown-Miss Marguerite Dickman 1SecretaryJ: Mr. Russell Hire: Rev. E. J. Penhorwood, Mr. Leslie Reid, Mr. J. W. Schoonoverg Mr. Loren Sellers, Mr. Robert L. Townsend, Jr.g Mr. E. J. Ward, Mrs. Fred Wupper. .-9-

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Stamling-Mr. M. Sykes, Mr. C. F. Sinclair, Mr. M. O. Reed. Sealed-Mr. F. Hanna fChairmanJ, Mrs. Z. Sundfor, Miss M. Bowlus, Miss V. Wright, Miss D. Shank, Mr. J. Romey. FACULTY COUNCIL The purpose of the Faculty Council is to work with the school administration of Lima South to aid in solving teacher administration problems. The council acts as a liason body between staff and administration. This year the Faculty Council has worked with the administration in establishing an in-service training pro- gram for teachers. The first step in this year's program was the polling of the faculty to determine the prob- lems on which the group wanted to work. The group selected the general topic School Discipline. The subdivisions of the main topic were as follows: 1. Homerooms and classrooms 2. Study hall and school assemblies 3. Corridors, stairs and school property 4. Out of school behavior 5. Community views on discipline The faculty divided itself into five groups, studied one of the topics, and reported their findings to the faculty at a general teachers meeting. The meetings ranged from February 5 to April 1, 1953. SECRETARIES The secretarial work at South High School was done by Miss Sharon Wren fstandingl and Miss Flora Cardone Cseatedh. -11-