Wauseon High School - Chief Yearbook (Wauseon, OH)

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THE FACULTY

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Ure gliarulig At the close of last year there were several vacancies in our High School Faculty that had to be filled before school could begin, in the fall of 1916. Our good and reliable Mr. Altstetter still holds his position as commander over the High ranks. As we remember Mr. Ranck left, never to return, leaving the principals seat vacant. To this position we were able to obtain a most competent and efficient young man, Mr. Sims, a graduate of Ohio State University 619145, and we are indeed glad that he changed his mind, from being a farmer, enough to accept the position offered him. Mr. Sims was fitted to take charge of the school music, this doing away with a special teacher for this work. Mrs. Sims, formerly known as Miss Costello, was a graduate of West- ern Reserve and John Hopkins. Among her various duties are to teach mathematics and direct the High School Orchestra. Miss Wolcott fOberlin and Columbiaj continues to have charge of the German, part of the classes in English, and one on the Dramatic Societies. The literature and remain- ing English classes are taken care of verv well by Miss Drenn-an fOhio lfVesleyan and Miamij who also has found time for work with a Dramatic Society. In charge of the Latin classes we have a new instructor, Miss Pfirman fDefiance, Wittenberg and Ohio State.J She has also greatly help- ed the girls in their physical training. Miss Stafford, fHeidelherg and Bowling Green State Normall has taken up the management of the Home Economics department. besides a class in biologv. The boys under the instruction of Mr. Snell, are enjoying the manual training and industrial arts department as much as ever. Mr. Snell was a graduate from the West- ern State Normal of Kalamazoo, Michigan 09145 and certainlv seems to know his business. The effective speaking and most oi the history has been looked after by Mr. Kramer fHeidelbergJ. He also had charge of the debating Work, and surely proved himself a great help to all of those con- cerned. lVIiss Brigham fOxfordD is the director of the County Normal School. The last member to be named, Mr. Perry, is Fulton County's Sun- erintendent. He also has charge of two courses in the Normal Department. Any one reading the description above can at once see that we are well equipped with nine very efficient and active instructors. Besides their regular class room work, each one has something outside to do. So, we see that they are kept busy even without the delightful task of trying to keep the pupils busy. They are all indeed to be complimented upon their splen- did Work thus far, and we only hope that they shall all return to their rc- spective duties at the beginning of another school year.

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Be at qflztixini In the High School of the nation We're in need of patriots true, Who are loyal to their ruler And their flag or colors, too. In the school, we should be happy The players to help along, By singing songs and yelling Which will help to make them strong. For the players will play lots better If they only have true friendsg And although they've been defeated They will try to make amends. Also, to our grand old nation We should loyal be and trueg And be up and ready ever To defend our colors, too. We should stand behind our ruler, When the dove is on the wing. And be ever 'neath the colors Be he president or kingg Without patriots the nation Is quite liable to failg For when soldiers lack the spirit They will very soon grow stale. ALLEN HETZEL