Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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W- Mr. Bender A weight of wisdom he does wield ln the general science field. Mrs. Moragret Meyer English and freshman, her annual strife She often exclaims, Ah, what a life. Mr. Earl Buck Here is a motto on which he does thrive All absentees must be brought back alive. Mr. Lewis Burkhart The atoms, the ions, they've all become tame Mr. Burkhart has taught us to call them by name. Mrs. Florine Carroll A steadfast disciple Of the past participle. Miss Dorothy Cowell Miss Cowell takes the cake When it's Art for Art's sake. Miss Margaret Gibbs A prophet from the business world She carries Business flag unfurled. Miss Ethel Hiscox For her Glee Club rise and give three cheers 'Cause their music's so easy on our ears. Mrs. Audrey Johnson Time quickly passes In her cooking classes. Miss Adele Knight Piggo, pigere squeelee, gruntus A conjugation she has taught us. Mr. Herbert Lake With English to teach he has plenty to do Also, he can tell you how to Parley-vous. Miss Kathleen McDonald With problems of democracy A very busy time has she. Mr. Harry Winkler He'd probably like to pull his hair When we say a plus A equals A2. Mr. Pat Pasini Such -exercises this man demandos! Pasini inc. turns out commandos. ' Ps Miss Marijo Ringo -Oh what a lovely thingo To have English from Miss Ringo. Mr. Clarence Ross He'll give you the Manual Labor facts If you'll hand him a hammer and a box of tacks Mr. Charles Ruddick With a wave of his baton The band will 'march on. Miss Cleo Sawyer The school paper requires her wit Ditto the students of English Lit. Miss Sylvia Simon World History ls her hobby. Mr. Ray Singer No matter how long the years may wear on We'll never forget the History Test Marathon. Mr. James Smith He'll show you what a typist's made of And what all good men come to the aid of. Miss Ethel Spaller l-2-3 kick 'till we iust feel sappy Miss Spaller is making us all Waac happy. Mr. Paul Swanson The Freshmen are cause for agitation ln his class of orientation. Mr. Chester Wike His orifice with humour's leaking tBiologically speakingj. Mr. Elwood Witt He is very partial I To courses commercial Mrs. Mary E. Coates Mary Elizabeth tBetty for shortl Believes that typing is her forte. Miss Madeleine Fickes One of her very many cares ls the Junior Council on World Affairs. thirteen

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