Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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High school administrative heads GT8 pTO gTQSS i178 :15 Mrs. Styles in? was a frequently repeated question among the officers of Colerainhs organizations. For, while serving as assistant principah Mrs. Corrine Styles Was also in charge of the schoohs activity program. She was the person to see when chang- ing the date of a meeting, formu- lating a new money-making idea, 01' planning an extra activity. Be- lieving in the importance of a strong activity program, Mrs. Styles helped the organizations fill their role in the development of co-operation and leadership.

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Completing his second year as principal at Colerain High School, Mr. Ross Fleming led the school through a stage of develop- ment that demanded dedication and enthusiastic leadership. This was the transition period, a change from small school intimacy to large school sophistication. Guid- ing and channeling this Change, Mr. Fleming took long strides to- warcl molding a more progressive high school.

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Snowy Winter mornings meant icy roads and many headaches for Mr. Everett Welcll, Administralive Superintendent in Charge of trans- portation, buildings, and grounds. His main task was to get 7673 Stu. dents riding forty-nine buses over 2000 miles to and from school He succeeded on all but two days in January when sub-zero weather and six inches of snow smothered the area. The remainder of M12 Welchas time was spent coordinat- ing the use of the school's build- ings and grounds. Negotiating a more Challeng- ing basketball schedule for the next season was one of the aC- complishments of Mr. Clinton Yerkes, athletic director. Respon- sible for the safety of participants and fans at all high school sport- ing events, he was also in charge of the players: equipment. His planning and coordinating resulted in smoolh-running half- lime shows in addition to the regu- lar athletic contests. Besides his athletic duties, he taught high school metals.