Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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Mr. Chester Shamel, Mr. limmett D. Miller, Mr. Nlilliam I. Schreiber, Mr. Harold Gerberich, Mr. Donald S. llcll THE BOARD OF EDUCATION The l956-57 Board of Education has been busy with many varied school matters. One ol' its efforts has been the completion of the .Iunior High and Senior High building project. The additional facilities in the Alunior High building include two classrooms on the top lloor, a large study hall and library combination on the ground lloor, and a kitchen, cafeteria, and two handicraft rooms in the basement. The Senior High improvements include a new science department with modern lab and classroom facilities combined, and the completion of the gymnasium and shop area. More extensive athletic activities lor both boys and girls are provided in the new gym, and the shop area includes an automotive shop and classroom, a drafting room, metal shop, wood shop, and a graphic arts department. Wfith the separation of the junior High and Senior High, a new charter has been obtained, granting two years for junior High and four years for Senior High school. This charter enabled the establishment ol a new Junior High curriculum. This year a new salary schedule lor teachers was adopted. This will make VVooster a little more attractive to new teachers. In April the Board played host to the board members and superintendents of five neigh- boring counties. This meeting, which was held at Parkview School, was to discuss school legis- lature and other problems. OFFICERS Mr. Wfilliam I, Shreiber ...,.........,..,,,,... .,,,.,... P resident Mr. Chester E. Shamel ..,. o... X fice-president Mr. Roy XV. Miller .... .,,.......... . .. Clerk page ten

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clark mperviximi is very wide, he lilkvs ai Niezil interest in 2lc'liYiliCS1ll XVoosler lli,li Ili ix allways willing to zissiml students llliflll 5lllllJOl'il'li :ind irienil. THE SUPERINTENDENT Xllhuugh the Hlllgt' ul Nlr. Boclenlmen- em-ver he mn: they consider him xi very MR. D. l'. BUDENBENDER -----GLQ6 ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT and TESTING SUPERVISOR MR. RALPH BEECHY MR. PAUL DODEZ Assistam Superintendent Testing Supervisor page ninm

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MATHEMATICS 8: BUSINESS EDUCATION Row 1-Mr. Robert Quigley Plane Geometry: West Liberty State Col- lege, B.A.: West Virginia University, M.A. Miss Virginia Carson Bookkeeping: General Business: Adviser, Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y: Ohio State Univer- sity, B.S. in Education: Kent State Uni- versity: University of Denver: Ohio State University. Miss Gladys Jacobs Shorthand 11: Typing ll: Personal Typ- ing: Adviser, Junior Class: Adviser. FBLA: Kent State University, B.S. in Education: Columbia University, M.A. Mr. William Sadler Algebra 9: U.S. History 11: Adviser. Jun- ior Hi-Y: College of Wooster, B.A.: Kent State University: Ohio University? Mt. Union College. Mr. Ralph Sabock Elementary Physical Education: Arithme- tic: Muskingum College. B.A. Miss Lorella McKinney Algebra 9: Advanced Algebra: Trigono- metry: Solid Geometry: Adviser, Senior High Student Council: Ohio Northern Uni- versity, B.S. in Education: Ohio State U- niversity. M.A.: Purdue University: Car- negie Institute of Technology. Mrs. Rachel Fetzer Shorthand 12: Secretarial Practice: Per- sonal Typing: Adviser, Senior Tri-Hi-Y: Assistant Adviser. FBLA: Otterbein Col- lege, BS. in Education. SCIENCE Mr. Wayne Hostetler Chemistry: Ticket manager of athletics: Bluffton College, B.S.: Kent State. Mr. Glen Boling Agriculture: Adviser, FFA: Ohio State University, B.S. in Agriculture. Mr. Floyd Maurer Physics: General Mathematics: Algebra 9: Visual Education: The College of Woos- ter. B.S.: Ohio State University. M.A.: Case Institute of Technology. Mr. James Byrd Biology: Basketball coach: Assistant foot- ball coachi Morris Harvey College, B.S.: West Virginia University, M.S. Mr. Kenneth Zuercher General Science: Coach, Junior High foot- ball, golf: Findlay College, B.A. Mr. John Riley General Science 9: Assistant football coach: Layton Grade School basketball coach: Head track coach: Muskingum Col- lege. B.A. in Education. IIOME ECONOMICS 8: MANUAL ARTS Seated-Mrs. Shirlee Buehler Home Economics-Foods: Co-adviser, FHA: Ohio Wesleyan University. B.A. in Voca- tional Home Economics. Mr. Paul Spangler Mechanical Drawing: Kent State Univer- sity. B.S.: Ohio State University. Miss Esther Fausnaugh Home Economics 10, ll: Adviser, Junior Tri-Hi-Y: Ohio Northern University: Wit- tenberg College, B.S.: Ohio State Univer- sity, M.A. Mrs. Nannette Moxon Home Economics 12: Co-adviser. FHA: Yankton College. B.A.: South Dakota Uni- versity. B.S, Standing-Mr. Orin Beechy Graphic Arts: Driver Training: Goshen College. B.S.: Kent State, M.E,: Ohio State University. Mr. James Shelly Industrial Arts 9, Wood and Metal: In- dustrial Arts ll, Wood: Industrial Arts 12, Mektal: Kent State University. B.S. and 9. 'le l F inn... , page 4-levcn