Whitehall Yearling High School - Aries Yearbook (Whitehall, OH)

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ln the five years she has been at WYHS, Mrs. Compton has been quite active. After a year here as teacher, she became dean of girls. Mrs. Compton also organized the Student Council, of which she is sponsor. Mrs. Luella Compton, Dean of Girls Before becoming dean of boys, Mr. Steele taught math and coached the varsity basketball team. He enjoys fishing but says it is unusual when he catches anything. At the present time he is at work on his mas- ter's degree. His ,summers are spent going to school, play- ing softball, fishing and selling fences and storm windows. Mr. John Steele, Dean of Boys Mr. CcConagha made quite a change when he went from the choir room to the guidance office. He feels, however, that he did not make so com- plete a break with creativity as one might imagine, for he is certain that in counseling WYHS students he is in a field fully as creative as music. Mr. Ralph McConagha, Guidance Director Twelve

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1671 rd of 5ducaiio14 Left to right: Mr. Lawrence Robinson, member, Mrs. Ruth Kosar, vice-president, Mr. Walter Olpp, clerk-treasurerp Mr. Willard Brennung, member. Not pictured is Mr. William P. Lewis, president. Left to right: Mr. Gilbert Johnson, Mr. R. S. Blosser Mr. Walter Olpp is clerk for the Whitehall Board of Education. The board's main proiect this year is the six-room addition to the Beechwood School, which is to be finished by June 5, l96O. In charge of business affairs and federal aid is Mr. John Shurnaker. He was principal of East Main Street School until he took over his present job in 1953. This is Mr. Gilbert Johnson's first year as curriculum director. He came from Alexandria, Ohio, where he was an elementary school prin- cipal. Mr. R. S. Blosser has been in the Whitehall school system for twenty- eight years and has been director of child accounting and attendance for the past three years here at White- hall-Yearling. Left to right: Mr. Walter Olpp, Mr. John Shumaker. Eleven

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Mrs. Doris Hooker Mrs. Mary LaRue Mrs. Lois Walters Mrs. Betty Trott Whitehall has one group of behind-the-scenes W o r lc e r s whose services are absolutely in- dispensable. Whether they are front-office secretaries, PBX re- ceptionists, p a y roll a n d file clerks, or private secretaries to the administrators, these office employees perform numerous tasks essential to the smooth functioning of the school system. Mrs. Grace Sallee Mrs. Betty Stultz Miss Doris Poth Mrs. Dorothy Hunt l Thirteen