West Technical High School - Technician Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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GUIDANCE STAFF Miss D. Burton Director of Guidance Mr. A. Cope IOth Grade Counselor Miss J. Freedman I 2B Advisor Mr. G. Hausser I 2B Counselor Miss J. Wojtkiewicz Senior Advisor Mrs. A. Eterovich llth Grade Counselor Mr. C. Zupan 9th Grade Counselor

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G , %■ MISS MARY E. KORN Dean of Girls Miss Mary Korn is always willing to offer her advice to any girl who seeks it. As assistant principal in charge of girls, she acts as wise counselor and problem solver to hundreds of Tech's fairer sex. Born in north-central Ohio, Miss Korn graduated from Bucyrus High School and received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Ohio State. Arriving at West Tech, Miss Korn began her teaching career in the physical education department. Later she moved into the Guidance Department. Then, after leaving West Tech for a year to serve as assistant principal at A. B. Hart Junior High School, she returned to Tech in 1952 as Dean of Girls, where she has remained since. MR. FRANK B. SCHULTZ 9th Grade Assistant Principal Mr. Frank B. Schultz, ninth grade assistant principal, is a graduate of Glen-ville High School. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Marietta College and his Master's degree from Western Reserve University. Mr. Schultz has served as assistant principal at John Adams High School, and head of the science department at West High School. He has taught physics and chemistry at Collinwood, John Hay, and John Marshall High Schools. A bachelor, Mr. Schultz has made a trip a round the world. He plans to go abroad again this summer, probably to tour the Scandinavian countries.

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RETIRING MR. WILLIAM BEIFUSS Mr. Beifuss was born in Cleveland and was graduated from East Tech. He went to Baldwin Wallace College and Western Reserve University where he obtained his B.A. and M.A. degrees, respectively. He also attended Carnegie Tech during the summer sessions. He came to West Tech in 1919 and has taught cabinet making and pattern making here ever since. Mr. Beifuss' favorite hobbies are wood working, sports, and traveling. He also served for many years as social chairman for West Tech faculty events. The only things in particular he plans to do in the future ore to go to California and New York to see his daughter and son. Mr. Joseph Mebus has taught for 31 years, 25 of which were spent at West Tech. He started teaching German at West Tech in 1939. In addition to teaching at West Tech, Mr. Mebus has taught at East High, James Ford Rhodes High, John Marshall High, and John Carroll University. He has taught both German and mathematics. Mr. Mebus earned his bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees at Oberlin. After retiring, he plans to travel throughout Europe, especially Germany and Portugal. Mr. Mebus has this to say about West Tech: I think it is the best school in the Cleveland system, and I enjoyed teaching here very much. Tech has the finest group of students I have ever known! ' V MR. JOSEPH MEBUS