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

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Mr. Cotterman first became interest- ed in art after he came out of the serv- ice and worked as a window trimmer. In high school he liked dramatics and history. He is married and has six children. During the summer he goes to school and paints houses. MR, HARLEN COTTERMAN, Fine Arts Although Mr. Davis doesn't think anyone will believe him, he did grad- uate from college with honors. When asked how he likes his all- girl homeroom, he said, The girls have a tendency to separate the max- ible and the mandible more than the boys. Cln other words, yak! yaklj He is married and has three chil- dren, two boys and one girl. MR. JOHN DAVIS, Chemistry and Physics Mr. Doe, who is married and has two little Does, considers his favorite possession his sense of humor. In his high school years his favorite subiects were science, history, and lunch. Outside of school, he enioys read- ing, wood working, and playing sports. Mr. Doe is the advisor for the Bio- logy Club. MR. ROBERT Dos, Biology Twenty-one

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Mrs. Blose, who is a new member of the staff this year, has one husband, one child, and one dog. For enioyment she likes to sew, but she can remember one occasion when sewing was not pure pleasure. She had to stay up all night in order to finish a coat which was due the next day in a sewing class. She also enioys traveling. Once she and her sister saved enough money to tour Scotland and England together. MRS. RUTH BLOSE, Home Economics Just watch Mrs. Buck's face light up when you mention her home in Wis- consin. She spends her summers there with her husband, who is a chemistry teacher. She thinks that a speech course would be very valuable to the stu- dents if it were required. Her idea of a good student is one who has the ability to find inspiration in the ideas of others, willingness to work hard and steadily, and intellec- tual curiosity. MRS. VERA BUCK, English Mr. Carter, who last year taught wood shop, has now made a big change by moving to the mathematics department. His hobbies are carpentry and fid- dling with automobile parts. He has also remodeled his home several times. He owns some land on the island of Anastasia in Florida and would like to go there to live. MR. ISAAC CARTER, Mathematics Twenty

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MR. JAMES FRIDAY, History and Civics MR. THEODORE GEORGEFF, Health and Physical Education MR. KENNETH HARRIS, Business Courses Twenty-two Mr. Friday, a graduate from Mis- sissippi Southern has been on the staff for four years. He is married and has one small boy. For outside enioyment he likes all sports when they are in season. He lists his favorite possession as his monthly pay check. Mr. Georgeff, who was born in Gary, Indiana, is married and has two children. During the summer one can find him managing the Army Depot swim- ming pool and teaching two- and three-year-olds how to swim. ln high school Mr. Georgeff was the emcee of a radio program for local talent. Asked what he would like to be if he could be anyone in the world, Mr. Harris said that he would like to be a retired millionaire. He thinks that a teacher should have a genuine interest in the students and be well prepared if he is to do a good job. Teaching keeps Mr. Harris busy us- ing his favorite possession, his knowl- edge.