St Clairsville High School - Schi Schan Yearbook (St Clairsville, OH)

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aww, ELMER BOYER r ill 'Sir Bo tr has he- nn, i fraud o all the sta- rnts. He tear.-hes world 'story and is assistant foot- ill and basketball coach. Viuskingum College B. A. fitli a cheerful, genial smile r A , t . ' J v ' a 'f ' ' l ELIZABETH CRAFT lnskingum College B. M. n unstanding figure in the rcle of music is Miss Cmft. he is an instmetur of music I the school and skillfully rects the Girls' Glee Cluh. ringin man f honors to the -huol ilmrnnglt the excellent erfonnanees of the various maps. DOROTHY ENT 'his State University B. S. liss Ent's artistie ahilitv is 'ell-lcmxwn and admired hy ie whole student body. er classes in art have devel- ped real aliilit amon 1 i Y L any students. DENA FAVOT Muskingum College A. B. XVe remember her hest from our Freshman and Snoh- omore years, as an a zle Eaide toward a greater nowledge of E n gl i sh . Always willing and smiling, she is u true friend. www Nine , XWAZ -ff HOWARD E. FLOWERS Miami University B. S. in Ed. Though the girls are not so fortunate as tu have Mr, Flowers for a teacher, they enjoy his genial nature and never-ending wit as mach as the hoys. llis industrial art classes have benefited the buys greatly. JOSEPH GABEL Denison University A. B. Ohio State University M. S. Mr. Gala-l's resi nation at the close of the fiirst semes- ter gave us true regret. Ilis ahility in all things scientific and mathematical ins aired his students to hi h endeav- ors. XVe will missgliis friend- shilm and ready willingness to ielp. KATHERINE HARROP Ohio State University B. S. XVestern Reserve University B. S. of L. S. Ahly maintaining two jobs at uuee, Miss Harrop teaches mathematics, and is our lil:- rarian. She devotes all her time to assisting and he- friendinf students in and out of class. HOWVARD HOVVSER Ohio YVeslcyan University A. B. Mr. lIowser's diligent efforts have resulted in a high school hand of which we can all be grand. As an out- standing irector, he has made a name for himself in the field of music. SZGJA. 79442

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Z MR. HARRY R. CORRELL S npcrin tendent Like the captain of a ship, Mr. Gorrell eihciently has piloted the St. Clairsville public schools to greater attainments. His extensive learning and sound judg- ment mark him as an outstanding leader anywhere. His public speaking ability has brought many calls to him from com- munity groups, and his addresses are always inspirational and challenging. He has encouraged all those school activities which best develop initiative, leadership, and cooperation. To stu- dents and teachers alike, he has proven an understanding friend to whom each could turn, confident of wise and sympa- thetic counsel. Eight , KY, MR. WILBUR I. CREGC Principal Under the quiet and capable guidance of our principal, Mr. Gregg, the St. Clairsville High School has recorded an- other year of accomplishments. His sympathetic understanding of the students and their problems has distin- guished him among many. As advisor to the Student Council, he has contributed many suggestions, but always has wel- comed those ot thc students. Serving as a teacher as well as prin- cipal, Mr. Gregg has devoted his entire time to the advancement of the school. By his efficient management and prac- tical advice he has won the respect and admiration of the Whole student body.

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aww, W BIARY I. IOHNSON Muskingum College A. B. Our versatile Latin teacher has zroven a good friend in- deed. To her, the students come for counsel and sug- gestions and are always re- ceived wannl '. Her sound judgment and practical ad- vice are greatly appreci- ated. MYRL KEPNER Davis and Elkins College A. B. Energetic and vigorous, Mr. Kepner symbolizes the full spirit of cooperation and fair play. Ile coaches his hoys to Inlay to the hest of their almi ity and to he good sports at all times. DOUGLAS KERR Ohio University A. B. M. A. Our typing instructor, Mr. Kerr, is a newly added mem- ber of the faculty. XVorking in a quiet, unassuming inau- ncr. he has aroused a great- er interest in husiuess train- ing. WILLIABI KIDD Capital University B. S. in Ed. Kidd's untiring interest his students, shown in his hiolo classes and foothagl, field, is an of his deep sin- and is worthy of the held for him. WW Ten lv if FRANK KNUTSEN 'V Wooster College A. B. Coaeliing our tracli team is Mr. Knutsa.-u's specialty, hut We cannot forget the pa- tience and perseverance he has shown in his English classes. Too, we have eu- ioyed the social times he has ielpcd us plan. NORMAN RIOYER Muskingum College A. B. University of Michigan M. A. XVhat would we do without Mr. Moyer, his cheery smile, his friendly greeting, his genial nature, and his toler- ance with English classes and play casts? NVe admire his high standards and value his friendship. EVERETT RALSTON Ohio University B. S. Columbia University M. A. Mr. lialston's perpetual en- ergy is devoted to the traiu- ing of the boys in industrial arts and to the education of the students in algehra classes. llis keen percep- tion and broad lcnowledre are recognized hy all the students. JJ.-, BIARY ELIZABETH RANNELLS Ohio University B. S. in Ed. Miss liannell's friendline: and cooperation have ei cleared her to ns. Througl her tireless efforts as a Girl Reserve advisor, she hasx proven her desire to uphold the C. R. standards. Her ability as a shorthand teach- er is iinown to us all. S56