Zelienople High School - Zelie Ann Yearbook (Zelienople, PA)

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l it Dr. Harris Reynolds Mr. Oliver Cashdollar Supervising Principal Assistant Supervising Principal ADMINISTRATIVE HEADS DIRECT POLICY The executive branch of our school system has been capably handled by our supervising principal, Dr. Harris Reynolds, and assistant super- vising principal, Mr. Oliver Cashdollar. Zelienople High School was under the direct supervision of our principal, Mr. Ronald Clouse. During the course of the school term, these men were prepared to ren- der iudgment on any situation that arose. Although many of these resolutions did not obtain unanimous approval from all, the maiority ot the student body always benefited. The time-consuming task ot arranging, rearranging, and co-ordinating the students' and teachers' schedules was a full-time job, not only during the school term, but also during the summer months. We are aware of their contributions toward making our school an efficient organization. 15 Mr. P. Ronald Clouse Principal

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I I , T BOTTOM ROW: E. Ziegler, S. Wilson, E. Luntz, R, Werner, E. Peffer. TOP ROW: C. Beighey, J. Creeks, K. Barker, W. Paul, B. Brown, R. Shremp. MISSING FROM PICTURE: H. Foreman, J. Wise, P. Cleland, C. Hohmann, P. Pflug. LOCAL BDARDQ SERVE PRESENT. FUTURE The Connoquenessing Valley Joint School Board is comprised of a iointure of three districts - Zelienople, Harmony, Lancaster. Although it is still a very active organization, most of its work was accomplished with the completion of the new elementary building. Before that school could be put into operation, many difficulties arose and had to be ironed out. The decisions arrived at by the School Board were many and varied. It was up to them to choose the best architect, to hire the most-qualified teachers, and to set up a curriculum which would inspire initiative and provide the best opportunity for guiding and shaping the lives of the young adults of the school, Meetings of the Board were held twice a year. The first being in the spring for the pur- pose of adopting a budget, so that the financial status of the school would remain balanced. ,The only items of the budget were the amount of rental and cost of main- tenance of the equipment used by the school that is so much a necessary part of pro- viding a complete and well-rounded education. At this meeting, the payment of all bonds and interest on the elementary building had to be approved. The second meeting of the year was held in December in order to reorganize for the following year. New members were elected, and efficient officers were installed to insure a successful year. 14

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Samuel Commings Indiana State College, General Sciences iii?-rv' PROFEQSORATE Edward Banyay Thiel College, 'Ras Albert Bender Gettysburg College, BA., James Blaine Geneva College, B.S Seventh Grade Geneva College, B.S.B. Ad., U. of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. U, of Pittsburgh Physical Education Commercial B.S. Robert DePolo Indiana State College, Laboratory Sciences Ralph Gross Grove City College, BA., U. of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Social Studies Ruth Gross Indiana State College, B5 U. of Colorado Home Economics