Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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FORTY-O Mr. H. D. Teal, Superintendent of Clairton Schools, graduate of Defiance College with an A.B. and an lVl.A. from Ohio State University, has served as a mediator between the school board and school system for eleven years. Before he came to Clairton he served as County Superintendent of Schools at Henry County and Stark County, Ohio. Mr. Teal, avid bowler and golfer, belongs to the Clairton Rotary Club, Phi Delta Kappa of Ohio State University, and the Valley Association of Superintendents. From February 24-28, he attended the Superintendents' Association of Admin- istrators Convention at Atlantic City. attended by superintendents from all over the nation to discuss educational problems of the nation. Dr. Evert F. Stabler, principal of Clairton High, has a Litt. B. from Grove City College and Ed.lVl. and Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh. A l92l graduate of Clairton High School, editor of the CLAIRTONIAN, and class president, Dr. Stabler first taught in Clintonville High School before he came to teach history in Clairton High School in l925. He served as Junior High principal from 1929 to l938. He became Senior High principal in l938. A member of Clairton Lion's Club and Teacher of the Mens' Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church, he is also a past president of the jr. W.P.l.A.L. and President of the Allegheny County Principals' Round Table this year. ffm NE CLAIRTONI-A-N

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Twenty years ago Clairton High was headed by a school board of six members. Since then the school has grown and so has lfie board. Just as labor is necessary to keep the wheels of industry turning,so is the ad- ministrative department of a school vital to the life of a school. Without it, it would be impossible to have a well regu- lated program of student activities. Each board member has definite work to do. Newly-elected president of the School Board is Mr. D. C. Johnston. Chairman of the Athletic Committee, Dr. Joseph Schmitt, has the supervision of the Den- tal Clinic and Health Department, and is also Chairman of the Athletic Commit- Our Administration tee. Members of the Library Committee are Mr. A. Ormond, Mrs. Caralena Cort, and Mr. Samuel H. Sharpnack. School supplies are bought by the Pur- chasing Committee consisting of Mr. A. Ormond, Mrs. Caralena Cort, and Dr. Joseph Schmitt. Vice-president Mr. Leonard C. Lehman is also the Chairman of the House Committee. The financial business is attended to by Mrs. Caralena Cortg Mr. C. McGrath also heads the Budget Committee. A non-board mem- ber, Dr. W. McConnell, secretary, keeps the records of the meetings. Soli- citor Mr. Charles P. Lewis, Clairton High School graduate, sees that the wheels turn smoothly by settling legal matters. Seated left to right:xMr Samuel Sharpnack, .Mr Leonard C. Lehm , r Harvey D. Teal, M3965 lena G. Cort, Mr. J. C. c 3 Grath, Mr. D. G. Johnston Dr. Joseph Schmitt. Standing: Mr. Charles P Lewis, Dr. J. W. McCon nell, Mr. J. A. Ormond. THE NINETEEN HUNDRED

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AC ULTY Teachers-Counselors Dr. Evert F. Stabler Miss Geraldine Ashton Miss Helen Billy Miss Rose Consoli Miss Martha R. Marovich Miss Frances G. Ortner Mr. John F. Young Miss Mildred Malov Miss Emma Will Miss Agnes E. Lytle Mr. Charles C. Patton Mr. john F. Swartz Miss Jane P. Walker Mr. George K. Hartman Miss Evaleen Laughlin Mr. Edward J. Porter Miss Virginia M. Reese Mr, John W. Snizik Mr. john E. Soich Mr. William J. Wyke Mrs. Elizabeth T. Bayles Miss Jean Davis Mrs. Frances Dersam Miss Suzanne Phillips Miss Betty Smith Miss Catherine E. Stentz Miss Alma M. Trainor Miss Helen D. Wilson Mr. Stephen M. Barko Mr. Edgar D. Bleiler I l THE INETEENI-luND'RED