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

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a ti A n - ' , ' ' f ggi gy ,f, , ,Q , ,lm if q iilfi si -gg ..,, , ,,,, A A -- H 'L - , 1 g 4 L A sl ,S ffl 'L Mr. Lucas recalls as an exciting mo- ' V 'i ,S H: J 1-'e fftxr t - H i - is sfk -'c' W ps ment the time when he was Twelve , is , 'f l 'l-l ' ' ld and saved his brother from years l 7 ,ff iff 'lsi f 4 drownmg ln a lake' . A as 5 3, - icsi One summer Mr. Lucas held an in- 5 ,g L, ,-5, F, F L- teresting 'ob in a school for the blind, 1 A 41. ' ff 'i,- L - - ig, C ir-gijga xx teaching wood-working. Other sum- r VA. mers he works at carpentry. :. .:,kV k ,ikh V.,. , 51? .,., kkrhh ,fs, He has Tr-aVeIed in Hawaii and 1 1 '- ' T ' - L 'rt- 'tti ' I if gi would llke to return There to PUVSUS s,,r f A L I 1 - - - . . it ir- his hobbies of hunting and fishing. t5il!ll 2zii5l215lei 'A sftifl' Elti' ii'f?sr',i f i 'l if lr li E:3 L f!, '?1 MR. PAUL LUCAS, Mechanical Drawing Hunting is Mr. Madaffer's chief source of pleasure outside of school. In school he enioys students with will- ingness to work hard, willingness to learn, good minds, and curiosity. He has been in the Navy and is now a member of the American Legion. He is also on the board of trustees of Buckeye Boys' State. He was salutatorian of his high school graduating class. Coach McMiIlin claims he would like to trade places with Paul Brown, the Cleveland Browns' football coach. In high school, Coach McMillin was captain of the football, basketball, baseball and track teams. His favorite subiect was math. He went to college on an American Legion Scholarship. He has traveled to Disneyland with his family and would some day like to extend his travels to Hawaii. MR. ROBERT MADAFFER, General Science MR. PATRICK McMlLLIN, Graphic Am s Twenty-five

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Mr. Hyland, a former teacher at Reynoldsburg, novv is enioying his job of teaching Problems of Democracy at Whitehall. At home he delights in reading his collection of history books and would some day be interested in entering the government service. Mr. Hyland's idea of a good teacher is one who is a critical thinker and who has an inquiring mind and a will- ingness to work. A 315 MR. THOMAS HYLAND, Problems of Democracy MRS. MARTHA INGRAM, Health and Physical Education MR. CHARLES KLINE, Dramatics and Speech Twenty-four Mrs. Ingram, who has previously taught in an elementary school, likes children of all ages. She feels that a teacher should have patience, consis- tency, and an understanding of chil- dren. She appreciates good music and art work and enjoys all sports. Her love of life and people makes her fun to be with. ln the future she would like to enter the field of psychology. Mr. Kline gives credit to his dra- matics teacher for influencing him in his career. He liked the enthusiasm with which the teacher went about his work and also his way with teen- agers. When Mr. Kline thinks over his col- lege career, he remembers mostly that he and his wife went through the last three years and graduated to- gether. He likes to fish and participate in sports.

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l Mrs. Mobberly, who recently travel- ed to Florida, must have received a marvelous impression of this state, because she says she would very much enioy living there. Mrs. Mobberly, a new hand in the housewife department, is having fun trying out new cooking recipes on her husband, who coaches in Columbus. When she finds time, she enioys sewing and watching sports. During the summer she attends school or does secretarial work. MRS. MARTHA MOBBERLY, Typing Mrs. Montei was born in Ashland, Ohio, and previously taught at Yellow Springs and Xenia, Ohio. She derives pleasure from dancing but, please, no bop! She also attends most of the Rams' games. She especially relishes very rare steak cooked by her husband. She would some day like to travel to Bermuda and then on to Europe. MRS MARY MONTEI, Home Economics Mr. Moreland likes to play golf, but he admits that he's not as good as Sam Snead. Some day, perhaps, he would like to turn professional. His favorite subiect in high school was math. During the summer he works and attends school at Ohio State. For outside pleasure, he has been associated with the Little League for four years. MR. JULIAN MORELAND, Mathematics Twenty-six