Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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MR. DAVIS With the advent of the present school year, Iohnstown High School received a new administrator in the person of Walter Clark Davis, former principal of Cochran Iunior High School. Mr. Davis is thoroughly qualified for his new position. as the following brief biography will prove. After receiving his early education in the schools of St. Clair New Florence, he was graduated from Muskingum Academy. Three received his bachelor of science degree from Muskingum College. In was granted his master of education degree from the University of has also taken courses at Pennsylvania State College. Our new principal has been the science department. He was secondary schools for three years. gan at Garfield in 1933, where, ne Davis was transferred to Cochran 1940 when he came to Senior High School. Township and years later he 1935 Mr. Davis Pittsburgh. He in Iohnstown High School before as a teacher in director of measurements and research in the city's His career as principal of Iohnstown schools be- ably served for three years. From Garfield Mr. where he remained as principal until the fall of