Tuscarawas Warwick High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Tuscarawas, OH)

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BLUE AND WHITE SIIESNIINDIIR QEIIQASS lllDllR.4DllpllHlillEo4l36Y It was almost time for the spring term of the Central High School of Boston to be closed for the annual summer vacation. Being a teacher of science there I realized I should soon have several months to spend in any manner I wished. I therefore decided to return to Tuscarawas and spend my vacation at the newly organized summer resort located there. After a very pleas- ant journey I arrived at the place which marked the corporation line of Tuscarawas. I was greatly confused for it did not resemble in the least the place I left several years before. It was no longer a village of a few hundred people but a large and prosperous city. After driving through the newly laid out streets I finally came to the business district and being rather hungry decided to purchase a few rolls from the bakery just across the street. Imagine my surprise when, upon entering the bakery, I found Alice Kopp, an old classmate, seated at a desk. After some inquiry I found that she had just been elected president of the Kopp Baking Concern, the business of which had in- creased surprisingly in the last few years. This discovery greatly aroused my interest as to the welfare of my other classmates. I therefore determined to satisfy myself concerning this question. This is what I found: Mario Besozzi, after graduating, attended a coaching school and is now employed as coach of athletics in the new High School of Tuscar- awas. , Emma Adamson, because of her ability as an actress, is now steadily employed in the activities of Hollywood. Gertrude Myer attended Wooster and became a teacher of domestic science. Donald Boles, through his knowledge as an artist and through fur- ther study became a painter and is working in a studio in Canton. The position of Myrtle Patterson did not surprise me a bit for even in her high school days she was always interested in roller skating. She is now sole owner of the roller rink located at the new summer resort. Mary Ervin and Hazel Minnich both seemed interested in the same line of work. They enrolled in a Business School and each is now a secre- tary of a large business firm in Columbus and Philadelphia, respectively. Katherine Henry recently completed a course in a nursing school and is now a private nurse. Ocie Boles, who was always striving to get ahead, is now a clerk in a large department store in Akron. When I returned to Boston at the end of my vacation I was fully satisfied with the success of the class of '32, -Raymond Mathias. l 932 Page sixteen

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