Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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n cz ofz te teac X ' 'Qae- li 4? 1123-1-2 1.25- ' if 1 H Ji saga-gg pple 6 ln lzefz . 4' HOME ECONOMICS Did you ever wonder zehafs-a-coolrin' in the Annex? In the home economies room Miss Bettie Shimnion and all the little dietieians are puttering in the pottery. These girls are at home on the range and seze' often. MFSIC Though some of their pupils never took a lesson in their life, they,ve prov- ed that they have music in their souls when working under the capable direc- tion of our two music teachers, Nliss Ethel Hiseox and Mr. Charles Rud- dick. LANGUAGES Those students who have taken lan- guages have nzcnzories of the teachers, Miss Adele Knight and Mr. Herbert Lake, demonstrating the foreign words. Night and day we said puzzled- ly, This is nf'1c'. -pe1'haps because it sounded like a double talk version of the Hut Sat Song. SCIENCE El7261'illth1i'l1'g depends on you in a chem- istry, biology, or physics course, be- cause you make something, and then wait and see what happens. Mr. Frank Tarr and Nlr. Chester VVike are very good teachers or we wouldnat hear students saying, If I Irnffzc' then what I know now after class. INDUSTRIAL ARTS W'ham, re bap boom bam! Such are the sounds that emerge from the shop day after dog, as the boys, who may soon become thc men behind thc men behind the gun, learn the basic rules. ENGLISH It's the little things that count in our literary knowledge, so many of us have become quotation conscious after be- ing drilled day after day in Shakes- peare, Poe, or Chaucer. And if he says, I ain't never benz to rollegefi he'd better take a grammar course, or he never will get there. ,Tatu Pasini Charles Ruddick Cleo Sawyer Belfie Shimmon Sylvia iruon x Ray Singer James Smith Frank Torr Chester Wike Harry Winkler Elwood Witt thirteen at Q 1

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If Q31-u-il' -.pri l 1 .4 s':E ..L-:arf ofz te teac A , 49? f 1 fi ,. ' . . Mildred Boley Margaret Broderick Harold Brown Earl Buck Florfnc Carroll . ' I Cowell 1' ff tm' ' - Dorothy t ' Q .,r. r s rrrrr Madeleine Fickes Margaret Gibbs Leland Jenkins Adele Knight Herbert Lake Harold Mills twelve MATHICMATICS It all adds up to this: XJVXZZZX, or so Nlr. H. VVinkler will tell you. YVe could add the tale of the acorn that woke up one morning and said, 'iGee, ahlm a treef' but we ra'on'f fall' about that. ART The way to start the day right is to get into the creative moodg and you can do this by indulging in a brisk art class. No wonder, when spring comes, we see so many art students painting bluff skies or a 'rose rfday. PHYSIC A I . 1'llJl'CATION Itis all because of gym is just one good reason why Miss Ethel Spaller and Uoach Pat liasini are so well liked. Since the students must participate in a physical education class everybo1lg's doing it and enjoying it too. SOCIAL S'l'I'DIES lVake up, :llll67'll'II! lVe're going to win the war, and any member of the cur- rent, world, or American history classes can tell why. Reading current magazines and listening to news broad- casts has made them realize that this is no laughing lllllffltl' and only a well informed puhlic can hope to scrap thc Jap. COMMERCIAL I'lcu.vc faire a Icffcr. ,lliss Jones! .lug Jay new members of the graduating class can answer this request because it's so easy for them after leaving our commercial department. Or some of them will faire II nunzbcr from one fo ten and join the bookkeeping depart- ment of some employer thanks to the accounting courses offered in this de- partment.

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