Steubenville High School - Crimsonite Yearbook (Steubenville, OH)

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Lorraine Wilson is the teacher of one of our best liked subjects-FOODS. This may be the reason for the congestion outside her door on cooking days. She is a gradu- ate of Muskingum College where she re- ceived a Bachelor of Science degree. She is also the sponsor of the Y-Teens. Clara Rena Stringer is the other half of the home economics department. She car- ries out the Steubenville tradition of pretty, young teachers. in that department. Miss Stringer earned the degree of Bachelor of Science in Education at Ohio University. is ff 4 W il ik , if 1 - Af' x f ' . .wt ' W- 1 ,- i , .ef ' ' -- ' A egg-f5ff3'fTTf -i' ' J ' ie 4 ef Standing Beni. S. Entwisle has spent many years as a Steubenville teacher. He has two degrees, those of Bachelor of Arts from Iowa State Teachers College and Master of Arts from the State University of Iowa. He is the school treasurer. E. Lester Severs is that tall college boy you often see in the halls, the one who is always smiling. He graduated last year from West Liberty State College where he earned the degree of Bachelor of Arts. He belongs also to the history department, as he teaches civics and sociology. Sitting Edith Manor has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Bowling Green College of Commerce at Bowling Green, Kentucky. She is so devoted to teaching that she has several times turned down offers of secretarial positions. Phyllis Jean Fields is perhaps our youngest teacher. Miss Fields graduated from the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh last year with the degree of Bachelor of Science. She amazes her classes by being able to be heard above the clatter of typewriters. The words most often heard are, Throw that carriage much faster. Blanche Price, the optimist of the teachers, holds two degrees. The Bachelor of Science in Education she received from Ohio State University and at the University of Pittsburgh she earned the Master in Education. Miss Price is the guardian of the lunch room door. Helyn Burrows is one of our newest teachers. She attended the University of Virginia and Bethany College. From Bethany she received the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Miss Burrows is active outside of school hours as the sponsor ofthe Bowling Club. 13

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Stondinq Helen R. Brown graduated from Denison University with the degree of Bachelor of Science. For many years she served as advisor to the Y-Teens. She is known among the students as the red-headed Miss Brown who teaches math. Laura J. Tweed attended Kent State, Ohio State, and Columbia Universities. She received degrees of Bachelor of Science in Education from Ohio State University and Master of Arts from the Teachers College of Columbia. Miss Tweed is the sponsor of one of our newer clubs, the Future Teachers of America. J. A. Turkopp is a graduate of Ohio State University. Both his degrees, which are Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts, are from that university. You can all see Mr. Turkopp wherever you see a ticket to a Big Red game, for he holds the responsible position of Manager of Ticket Sales. Charles T. McQuiniff holds the degree of Bachelor of Arts from Ohio Wesleyan University. He also has attended Northwestern and Ohio State Universities. Mr. McQuiniFf is most familiar to the students as overseer of the lunchroom at noon. Sitting Christine Humphrey came to our school after serving many years at Grant. Her degree, that of Bachelor of Science in Education, is from Ohio University. In addition to math Miss Humphrey could teach very interesting classes in geography or history because she has traveled extensively. Margaret Boyd' has achieved much fame as the president of the Ohio Education Association. She earned the degrees of Bachelor of Arts from Mount Union College and Master of Arts from Ohio State University. All of the organizations in which Miss Boyd is active are proud ofthe distinction she has brought them. Helen M. Watt attended Westminster College where she received the degree of Bachelor of Science and went on to Columbia University and New York University. Mrs. Watt's dignity and quiet efticiency are in evidence in her school work. Dorothea L. Kern watches the health of the students in 'the capacity of' school nurse. She prepared for this position by studying in Cincinnati at the Christ Hospital x . School of Nursing for the Registered Nurse degree, and earning the degree of Bache- lor of Science at Geneva College.

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E. W. Clashman teaches freshman science, both biology and general science. Another of his duties is responsibility for the audio-visual equipment used in the classrooms. He is a graduate of Hanover College where he was awarded the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Marys Tarr received the degree of Bachelor of Science and of Master in Education from the University of Pittsburgh. When not busy teaching general science or biology, she sponsors the Atomites , a very active organization of students interested in science. F. C. Lausch supervises the physics students, who remember with interest the laboratory ex- periments and demonstrations in class. Mr. Lausch received the Bachelor of Arts degree from Ohio University. E. Louise Lyons has charge of the Chemistry branch of the science department. Her degree, Bachelor of Arts, is from Smith. Miss Lyons has taken extra work at the University of Pitts- burgh. For many years, she was the sponsor of the Knitting Club. Standing Frances Trusillo received her musical training at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, from where she was graduated. As director of the school orchestra she has been mainly concerned with building up that organization. She has had the satisfaction of seeing many of her pupils earn scholarships in music. Willis E. Buettner replaced Mr. Vacca as ou.r band director two years ago. He attended Mil- waukee State Teachers College where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree,,and North- western University from which he received the degree of Master of Music. Under Mr. Buettner the band learned many new formations which they displayed at football games. Sitting E. W. Capen is the head of the Music Department of all the Steubenville schools. Besides di- recting the high school chorus every day, he trains students in iunior high and grade schools, both vocally and instrumentally. Mr. Capen graduated from Bowling Green University with the degree of Bachelor of Science in Education. He also attended Northwestern University. Enea Trovarelli began his musical career by studying at San Piedro a Amaiella in Naples. He then toured England as a flute soloist with Joseph Creatore's concert band. His duties here consist of training the woodwind section of the band. Last year Mr. Trovarelli directed the band in the first performance of his own composition, Steubenville High Spirit.