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Mrs. Donna Jean Hodge, Secretary, September 1954 - February 1955. MR. F. E. PUDERBAUGH, PRINCIPAL Student Council Adviserg Otterbein College B.A.g Ohio State University M.A.g Miami University Ex- tension Workg Speech. MR. F. O. ELLSWORTH, SUPERINTENDENT Defiance College A.B.g University of Michigan M.S.g University of Toledog Ohio State University Conservation Laboratoryg Bowling Green State University. Mrs. Kay Payne, Secretary, September 1954 - February l955g Mr. Ellswo1'tl'1's Secretary starting in February 1955. Nancy Hume, Secretary Starting February 1955
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Board of Education From left to right - F. O. Ellsworth, Robert Schumann, president, Delbert Huck, vice-president, Dr. Arthur Musser, Edwin Stroh, clerk, Paul Brewer, Robert Seitz. l MRS. CHARLES B. MILLER Dean of Girls American Problemsg American History: Head of Social Science Departmentg Miami University A. B.g Ohio State University M. A. Deans MR. FERD W. GROSS Dean of Boys Junior High Mathematics: Gener- al Mathematicsg Retrospect Adviser: Ohio University B. S. in Ed.: Ohio Northern University, Summer Termg Bowling Green State Uni- versity M. A.
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Upon entering the door of knowledge a guiding hand in the form of the faculty leads us to the main ring of our circus--educatin. lt is in this ring that lives are moulded and careers begun. Under the able supervision of the teachers, students are educated to become intelligent citizens. For some, this education is the basis of college preparation while for others it is preparation for a vocation, not requiring a col- lege education. For all it is the most important part of our life, determining the successfulness of our fu- tures. lt depends upon the student as to how much knowledge he obtains from this ring, as it is up to him to plan for his future. By making the most of the opportunity to be taught and by participating in activities offered to him, a student can go out into the world, not feeling inferior, but knowing that he has obtained. the ability to make it a better place in which to live. MRS. BERTHA BAMBAUER Typing Ig Shorthand I, Ilg Junior Businessg School Seeretaryg Bliss College. Columbus, B.S.q Bluffton Col'ege. Northwestern Uni- versity anel Miami University Extension Work. MR. WALLACE BARR MR. H. C. BECKWITH vocational Agriculture 1, II, III, IVQ Future Drawing I: Auto Mechanics: Printing: Farmers of America Adviserg Ohio State Metal Workg Chairman of the Industrial University B,S, Arts Departmentrg Indiana State .Teachers College B.S.g Ohio State Universityg Gen- eral Motors Teehnical Institute, Flint, Michigan.
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