Wellington High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Wellington, KS)

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lends much to the English and language de- partments. In the field of fine arts, Mr. Schmutz and Mr. Mountain are the guiding personali- ties to a better appreciation of and inter- pretation of vocal and instrumental music. Much of the effectiveness of a school de- pends upon the facilities of the library and the effectiveness of the librarian, credit for this goes to Miss Hall. Another supervisor who lends much to the efficiency of the school is Miss Glover, the school nurse. No school would be complete without a physical education departmentg ours has been capably guided by Coach Suran, Coach Hall and Miss Blazier. From 2 plus 2 equals 4 to a fb equals cfd our math teachers, Miss Lynn, Miss Cobb, Miss Bays, and Mr. Devore have tried to make us more accurate. Mr. Milliken keeps his room and every little bug in place while Mrs. Oyer creates those horrible odors that float around third floor. Back of these teachers and adding much to their efficiency have been Mrs. Mercer and Miss Cannon and their corps of office Workers. Many a knotty problem has been ironed out with their aid and many details are taken care of by them. And so we give you the faculty and as- sistants of W. H. S.

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Faculty Review Do you want to make a dress, cook a new dish, build a bookcase, or repair a brok- en table leg? Then see the teachers at the east end of the first floor and in the base- ment-Mrs. Bingle, Miss Kirkhuff, Mr. Sch- rag and Mr. Reinecker. If you wish to know about world pro- blems, consult Miss Clark's Modern history class. Miss Newton and Miss Mickey intro- duce their students to world affairs and world geography. Mrs. Carter instructs the juniors and seniors as to the meaning of the constitution and the history of their coun- try. On the second floor you can see boys and girls typing and taking dictation under the supervision of Miss Jacques, Miss Mark- ley and Mr. Oppy. In the English department you will find Miss Mulvaney, Miss Staufer, Miss Shockey, Miss Crouch, Miss Pickering, and Miss Dey. Miss Crouch adds the production of magni- ficent plays to her other duties, while Miss Pickering lends a hand of guidance to the Megaphone and Rambler staffs. Miss Dey doubles as Latin teacher, it is left to Miss Larner to add the cosmopolitan touch in the form of Spanish. Miss Snyder with her speech department and her debate teams ' n ' 1 ,g' A M L xg Tx

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Board of Education These are the men that have been so generous and so helpful in giving their time in dealing with the problems of the school in order to make W. H. S. a better school and Wellington a better place in which to live. G. A. Slothower is president of the boardg vice president is F. M. Rogersg Clerk, H. A. Richards, and treasurer, O. H. Sanner. Other members are R. A. Erbentraut, Wm. Snelleman, John T. Stewart and F. S. McNair. - W. ' 1 i Three members, Mr. Slothower, Mr. Snelleman and Mr. Erbentraut are serving their third term while Mr. Stewart, Mr. Rogers and Mr. McNair are beginning their first term this year. The board is divided into three groups, two members on each. The Building and Grounds Committee consisting of William Snelleman and F. S. McNair attends to the upkeep of the grounds and approves neces- sary repairs. The Purchasing Committee of John T. Stewart and G. A. Slothower is res- ponsible for adequate supplies any where from basketballs to chalk. The Teachers' Committee consisting of R. A. Erbentraut and F. M. Rogers makes recommendations for hiring teachers. r -l 2-