Clay High School - Crystal Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

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adminisfra fion builds :ip-gu- The 1966 Oregon School Board of Education members are Mr. TiOI1C1l MSGWHQ of The B0Cll'Cl, MV- Robinefte WGS Cl105ef1 to Paul Revenaugh, Mr. Thomas Robinette, Mr. Edward Berger, serve as president. Mr. Pando Pappas, and Mr. Rolland Turnow. At the organiza- Pictured in a familiar situation, speaking to the student body, is Mr. James O'Brien, principal 'of Clay Senior High. sw JU: uv 55 ts,...if,:ew-e Secretaries Mrs. Sarahetta Dunson, Mrs. Dorothy Sanders, and Mrs. Nancy Bahnsen perform the many office duties at Clay.

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oouno' oohool ,oolioy . oo,, i - i f- - Mr. Bert Fleitz, assistant principal, is here advising a student concerning college prepara- tion. Administering the policies of a large school system has never been an easy task. The problems faced by the 1966 Board of Education were both many and ditticult. Added to the difficult problem of a rapidly expanding school popula- tion was the new state law which required that the schools be in operation 180 days, despite the possibility of bad weather. Moreover, the school administrators were concerned about maintaining Clay's accreditation in the North Central As- sociation of Colleges and Secondary Schools in the face of a shortage of funds. However, the administration did not devote all of its time to these problems. lt continued to expand the vocational program of instruction, introduced new methods and materials in the academic areas, and progressed gener- ally in the direction of excellence in instructional program- ming and physical facilities. The many papers on his desk attest to the heavy workload and variety of iobs met daily by Superintendent Vaughn J. Ullman. Counselors Mr. Harold Potter, Mrs. personal problems and making career Janet Arner, and Mrs. Henry Spring plans. have aided many students in solving 9