Strongsville High School - Strohigan Yearbook (Strongsville, OH)

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Driver's Education FP' 5- ' i. 1 .42 Ki ,- lux Foreign Language Z' ' 1' 4 1 L N ff w wg. - ,J Q? if , I t, m f Ya? ' A Mr. Vogenitz, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Clark. Caesar and Don Quixote would have quite a time recognizing their native languages spoken with an Ohio accent. S.H.S. is very proud of its new language lab, W 'I 1 Mr. Barcly, Mr. J. Miller. Steadier nerves you couldn't find than these? two driver,s training teachers have. VVe take our hats off to you for your patience and forti- tude! Industrial Arts Mr, Holmes, Mr. Reynolds. From Ohio University to Strongsville came these two able gentlemen. Our industrial arts depart- ment is undoubtedly the busiest area in the wing.

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English eff Music Mr. Osterberg, Mrs. Huberty, Miss Underwood, Miss Saladna, Mrs. Wellman, Mrs. Petersen, Mrs. Dowler, Miss Iolmson. al. Mr. YVolf, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Mehalko. The maestros three are definitely not long-hairs , we all agree! Our English Department under the direction of Mrs, Wellman, meets regularly to keep S.H.S. students busy. Oh, those compositions! Art Mr. Nasvytis, Mrs. Dowler. Creativity abounds in the classrooms of these two. We love to paint, but hate the cleaning up!

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Mrs. Taylor, Miss Iohnson. Guidance Miss Peters, Miss Lanesc. Library A thousand requests a day would be a con- servative estimate for these knights of the booksn to answer. Miss johnson has some de- serving clerical assistance froni Mrs. Taylor. Under the able direction of Mr. Caudill, our guidance department administers to all the needs of our students. Mrs. Spayde is their secretary. Mrs. Spzlyde, Mr. Caudill, Mr. Keils, Mrs. Caudill. Speech and Reading Crucial difficulties in speech and reading are solved by these two gals. Miss Peters' job of reading consultant in a brand new post at S. H. S.