Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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Another of our able school executives is Mr. Earl H. Younkman, our high school principal. He faithfully serves the school as chief administrator of the high school, as supervisor ofits activities and .maintenance , and as athletic director. He also serves as supervisor of all teachers, their teaching, and the conduct of all students. Mr. Younkman is responsible for the grading and promotion of all students, for the use of the grading system which has the approval of the Superintendent and of the School Board, and for the co-ordination of high school and elementary grades in the connected buildings. SPECIAL SERVICES

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SUPERINTENDENT ROBERT G. LUCAS B.S. , M.S. Mr. Robert G. Lucas, Superintendent of Schools, has had over ten years of experience as a school administrator. As the chief executive officer of the Board of Education Mr. Lucas is responsible for executing the adopted policies of the school. His other duties include acting as the professional adviser to the Board of Education, maintaining community relationships, purchasing school materials and supplies, being responsible for operating the school's approved appropriations from the budget, and interviewing and recommending prospective teachers.

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STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS activities SUCH AS SEATEDrTREASURER Kenny Badertscher( 12), VICE-PRESIDENT Janice Irwin (12), PRESIDENT Sue Jones (12), ADVISER Mrs. Weidemann, SECRETARY Joe Banks (11), and Don Dearth (12). STANDING: Coleen Hathaway (7), Don Dunbar (9), Norman Fleming (8), Bill Rainey (9), Marianne Kain (11), Bob Irwin (10), Evon Kerr (11), David Munro (10), Diane Wyss (8), and David Link (7). The Student Council, acting under a grant of power from the administration, decrees rules which help maintain a higher standard of social living in our school. Council members work with the administrators and teachers in making suggestions for school improvements, solving problems which arise, and planning some school activities. The council aids in developing mutual understanding and co-operation between our school administration and the student body. Each year four seniors, three juniors, two sophomores, two freshmen, two seventh and two eighth graders earn money for their diverse projects by selling refreshments at ballgames. The Student Council also sponsors Homecoming,Interclass Contest, Junior and Senior High Parties, assemblies, and activity ticket sales. IASSI A89EMBLIE5