Wharton High School - Echo Yearbook (Wharton, OH)

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Pr S x GEORGE S. STOUT, Superintendent Graiduarte. Wharton High School Graduate: Fin-dltw C-ollege Degree: A. B., Graduate work at Ohio State Univensity Subjects: Chemistry. Manual Training Taught: 6 years XVharton Village School ESPIE WALTON Graduate: Noblesville Hi-gh School Grad-uate: Butler University, lndianapolis, Indi- ana: suinrmer school: ln-di-ana State Teachers College: p0S1t grailwlte work: Kansas Uni- versity. Indiana University Subjects: English, Latin, Home lic. Taught.: 7 years Oaklandon High School, 8 years Hamilton County Indiana, 2 years Dubois County Indiana, 1 year McCutche'n- ville, 1 year .Xlvilla Indiana, 1 year XVhar- ton EUGENE ZUBER Graduate: Lima Central High School Graduate: Bluffton College Degree A, B. 4 Subjects: English. Physical Education, lntro- duction to Business Taught: 2 years at XVharton Village School CATHERINE HEPPE Graduate: Lakewood High School Graduate: Western Reserve Universit5': summer school: NVestern Reserve 1938-39-41 Subjects: English 9-10: Scienice 8-9: Hlistory 19: Citizenship 8: Science 8-9: History 10: Citi- zenship 8: Socioligy 11-12 Taught: 1 year substitute and part time teach- ing dn Lakewood High School: 2 years so- cial w-ork: 1 year Nvharton ALVIN Rsuwsla W Graduate: Sunbury Hitg-h School Graduate: Ohio State University Degree: B. S. in Agriculture Education Subjects: Vocational Agriculture 'I Taught: lberia, 4 years: XVharton and Salem, 3. years ETHELYN OYER Graduate: Bluffton High School Graduate: Bluffton College: summer American Conservatory of Music Degree: B S. M. Subjects: Music Tauglil: 1 year NVha.rto-n and Salem RAY V. BRis'rot.L Graduate: Wharton High School Subjects: 7th and Sth grade subjects Taught: 37 years, lVharton High School E. HAZ EL HEUBERGER Graduate: Xliharton High School Graduate: Ohio Northern: International Busi- ness College SubjGCfS2 6th grade, typing and bookkeeping' Taught: Salem, 5 years: Green'ca.mp, 5 years: Vt harton Village School, 11 years RUTH BAUDERS - Graduate: YVotoster .High School College: Two years, Ashland, Ohio: six weeks, Kent: fouir-year Provincial Certificate Taught: Two years at Hinkley lst and 2nd: , one year Wharton Srd. and 4th OLLIE LUTZ Graduate: ,Wharton High School G1raduate.gi40h.io Northern: attended Ohio State University: attended George VVash-in-gton University at XVashin-gton, D, C. Taught: 23 years at XVharlon Village School Auce REBECCA swim-1 Graduate: -Frederlcktown I-Hgh School Graduate: Ohio State Unfivex-sity Degree Bachelor of Science in Education Taught: One year at XVharton First Grade RUTH D. KAUBLE Graduate: lV'harton High School Graduate: Ohio Northern: attended George XVas-hington Unliversity, XVa.shingto'n, D. C. Subjects: 5th grade , Taught: 2 years, Texas: 1 yea.r, Yorkstreet: 19 years, NVharton Village School 'B L m Subjects: Second Grade 1

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SCHOOL BOARD Behind every successful school there is a capable and hard-working school board. To the Board of Education of Wharton Village School we, the class of 1942, extend our sincere appreciation of their faithful services in making our school days a pleasant memory. 1 The Board of Education consists of live members. They are as follows: Rea Cramer, president: Garman Fehnel, vice-president: Howard Cole, clerk: Paul Sec- rist and Tracy Baker. Mr. Cramer has served on the board for sixteen years: Mr. Fehnel, fourteen years: Mr. Secrist, ten years: -and Mr. Cole, one year. H. P. Brashares, who retired after serving on the board of education for twenty-one years, was replaced, in the November election, 1941, by Tracy Baker. sur G Q 'A' i' 'k BUS DRIVERS - Thanks to all the bus drivers who faithfully brought us to school and car- ried us home safely after our day's work. Their courtesy in .taking us to basket- ball games is much appreciated. During the year of 1941-42 the busses were driven by the following men: Richard Earp, Paul Horner, Bill Murray and Allen DeVene. i' 'A' 'Ir JANITGR Q Few students really appreciate the work of the janitor. It is his duty to keep the school house clean, comfortable, and warm. In Ross Murray we have a good-natured and dependable janitor. He has a big job in keeping the school house in order, but he does it in a commendable way, and Mr. Murray is deserving of any praiseahe may receive.

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C ass of 1942