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

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MR. PAUL SHELL, Woodworking MR. WILLIAM SHIPE, Trades and Industry MR. LYNN SLOAN, General Shop and Metal Shop Thirty Outside of school, Mr. Shell likes to hunt and fish. He has registered beagles which he trains for hunting purposes. During the summer he goes to school and paints. He would like to travel in South America because that is about the only place he has not seen. Mr. Shipe, a member of the staff for four years, has in the past year through special interviews helped many students decide on their fu- tures. He is married and has three chil- dren. His favorite possession is his Mercury station wagon. Mr. Sloan is quite a family man. He spends a good deal of his time with his wife and two children. ln fact, he can't find time for his hobbies, which include golf. He has traveled throughout the United States, especially in Florida and West Virginia. He thinks that a good student should have ambition, interest, and respect for others.

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Among Miss Rian's favorite pas- times are playing bridge, cooking les- pecially Italian foodsl, reading, and enioying sports. In high school Miss Rian liked Ian- guage, science, and mathematics courses. She was editor of her school paper and held the female lead in the senior play. She has traveled in the United States and Quebec, Canada, and would some day like to visit Switzer- land and the Bavarian Alps. During Mrs. Rogers' high school years her favorite subject was Spanish. In college she was a member of Sigma Delta Pi. She likes to bowl, play tennis, and sew for outside enioyment. If she could go anywhere in the world, she would like to go to Alaska. She traveled through Europe last sum- mer. I l MRS. ELEANOR RUGGLES, English and General Business MISS SUZANNE RIAN, French and Spanish I I MRS. ANNETTE ROGERS, Librarian A great sports car enthusiast is Mrs. Ruggles. She is the proud owner of a Peugeot, a well-known European car. She is married and has a son, Mark, of whom she is very proud. She likes an all-A student-one that has Attention, Alertness, and Attitude. She has traveled in Florida, and the southern states, New York, and New England. Twenty nine

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Miss Truex's chief source of enter- tainment outside of school is going to plays, especially comedies. She enioys sports. During the summer she travels and has seen many European countries. Of all the countries, she liked Switzer- land best. She thinks a good student should have integrity and willingness. Mr. Tykodi, when he is at home, can often be found playing table ten- nis, that is when he's not changing diapers, washing dishes or cleaning house. About 10 P. M. he even has time to talk to his wife. He says he would like to continue to live in Pataskala because it is a very pleasant little community. An interesting iob he once had was serving food in a girls' dormitory at college. A good teacher, in the opinion of Mrs. Walker, is one who has patience, understanding, a sense of humor, and a knowledge of subiect matter. She is married and has a son and a daughter. During the summer she likes to swim. Some day Mrs. Walker would like to extend her travels to Holland, Switzerland, and Italy. MISS HELEN TRUEX, American History l l r l MR. THOMAS TYKODI, Mathematics MRS. CHRISTIN WALKER, English l Thirty-one