Powell High School - Panther Yearbook (Powell, WY)

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Every fall since he hegan in the first grade. Clyde Kurtz has answered roll call. Truly' his life has heen accompanied hy' the ringing of school hells, One year hf- worked in shipyards in Washington and picked applesf-hut he was always hack in school when thf- hell rang. He received the Dean's honor hook upon grad- uation from the liniversity of Wiyorning with a B..-X. in education and later earned an NIA. in administration with a Kappa Delta l'i honorary: He was a state director for Wiy om- ing of the NEA for eight years. president of the WEA and Vice President of NEA in 1911. He married Nlable Ann Jones. a first grade teacher. The Kurtzes now have two daughters in high school. Hr. Kurtz served as principa1 of Evanston ele- mentary' schools for eight years followed hy' an equal numher as principal of the high school. He was elected to the superintendency' at Re- liance where he remained eight years. He then went back to Evanston as superintendent for eight more years. There he was the dedication speaker for their new elementary school. Mr. Kurtz represented Wyoming with the Flying Classrooms to Europe in 1050 sponsored liy' Nlichigan State College. 1nvited to come to Powell as superintendent in 1957. he supervised the expanding huilding program: Southside Grade School. the Yatator- ium-Auditorium. and the Senior lligh School. lle was elected to honorary' memhership in the Fhoshoni F17-X Chapter and is now president of the Big Horn Basin Xdministrators. president of the Wyoming School gydministrators .Nssof-iatiori. and president of Rotary. He also writes articles for newspapers and magazines and finds time for speaking engagements and TV appearances. Clyde Wi. Kurtz has truly' dedicated his 1ife's work to education and is to he Commended upon his many' achievements. Superintendent of Schools Clyde W. Kurt: eighth Itfflitltlln ih the old high .schoof studying blue prints for the neu: The Man Who Stays After Schools

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