West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

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PRINCIPAL RUSSELL AND MRS. RANDALL Mr. Harry A. Russell has been a member of the faculty of the West Carrollton Schools longer than any other teacher. In 1923 he came to West Carrollton as a teacher of science and the coach of all sports. Six years later he was appointed to the principalship of the high school, a position which he has now held for twenty-seven years. During his thirty-three years in West Carrollton Mr. Russell has made a host of friends among his students and his faculty and throughout the entire community. Mr. Russell earned the A.B. degree from Richmond University and the A.M. degree from Ohio State University. In addition he has studied at Wittenberg College and the University of Dayton. Not a small part of the efficiency of Mr. Russell's office is due to his capable secretary, Mrs. Ann Hetzel Randall. In her two years as the high-school secretary she has won the respect and admiration of both the students and the faculty. 20

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MR. FORREST E. TREON MRS. CHARLOTTE T. HOFF Clerk-Treasurer Secretary to the Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION In order to determine future classroom needs, the Board of Education studies the actual and projected enrollments of the West Carrollton Exempted Village School District. Members of the School Board are, from left to right: Mr. A. Emerson Fahrney, Mr. John L. Clouse, president; Mr. Harold E. Schnell, superintendent; Mrs. June Burns, Mr. Forrest E. Treon, clerk-treasurer; Mr. Robert L. Christman; and Mr. Basil R. Brown, vice president.

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Mr. A. Clair Eisele was appointed to the position of assistant principal in 1954. In this capacity, Mr. Eisele is responsible for the attendance and discipline of boys in grades seven through nine, and he aids Mr. Russell in the administration of the junior high school. Mr. Eisele gives half his time to administrative duties. He also teaches classes in physical education and health, and he coaches the varsity baseball team. Mr. Eisele attended Wittenberg College from which he received the B.S. Ed. degree. ■ ■r- Jl MR. A. CLAIR EISELE MISS MARTHA DEAN As dean of girls and as sponsor of Y-Teens, Allied Youth, and the Dean's Council, Miss Martha H. Dean enjoys few free moments. Nevertheless, she always finds time to listen carefully to the problems of students, to give wise counsel, and to rejoice in each student's happiness. Miss Dean came to West Carrollton in 1938 and has served as dean of girls since 1947. Miss Dean gave up her classes in 1954 and now devotes her entire time to counseling and to administrative work. Miss Dean holds the A.B. degree from Cedarville College and has completed further study at Ohio State University, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wittenberg College, and the University of Dayton. 21