Saint Charles High School - Charlemo Yearbook (St Charles, MO)

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SUPEIQIIXITENDENT as PRINCIPAL J. V. J ONES Principal IN MR. JONES' second year as principal of our school, he carried out and made more permanent the fine ideals he had established in his first year at this position. Duc to his able handling, this year's as- sembly programs were superior to any We have had in the past, and a more satisfy- ing feeling of harmony was found preva- lent between students and the administra- tive forces. ln spite of the importance and responsibility accompanying the office of principal, Mr. Jones has not allowed this to interfere with his friendly manner and ready sense of humor. Eiqht STEPHEN BLACKHURST Superintendent ASIDE from being a competent executive, our Superintendent of City Schools is also an accomplished singer, having a Hne, deep, bass voice! Too often we think of any- one connected with the school as an in- human pedagog, but we can look upon Mr. Blackhurst as a man with Wonder- fully human traits, a warm sympathy, a deep understanding, the ability to be a friend to his students, and a willingness to cooperate in the many ventures and activities of the school. We are very appre- ciative of the fact that we have in the superintendents office a man in whom we may have the utmost confidence.

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BQAIQD CDF EDUCATION THR Sciiiooi. BOARD is composed of six mem- bers who are elected for a term of three years. They are usually leaders in the community who have displayed an interest in school affairs. The position carries with it much responsibility, for the condition of any school system is a direct reflection upon the board in charge of it. Judg- ing, however, from the progressive, complete, and up-to-date school system that we have, our School Board is more than competent. We realize well the difficulties and problems which at times face the School Board and we are thankful for the sound judgment the mem- bers exercise in solving these problems. DR. T. L. HARDIN President MR. J. ED. TRAVIS Vice-President MR. G1soRG12 NULL Secretary MR. GROVER PARRIQR Menvber MR. A. R. LUERDING Member MR. OSMUND HAIENSSLER Member Travis. Haenssler, Luerding, Hardin, Parker, Null Nine