Aiken High School - Peregrine Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Mr. Josef BA Rudolf OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Rudolf has had 0 great deal of ex- perience in The Cincinnati and Hamilton County school systems. He has fought music, been assistant principal, and principal. After successfully sforfing Cincinnofi's hrs? campus sTyle junior high, Mr. Rudolf had the experience needed to open The First campus style senior high school. If is Mr; Rudolf's philosophy Tth Cl school is for The students, That The success of a school is deTermined by its students. When asked obou'r fhe progress made by Aiken students he said, I have been in many schools, but I have yet To see anything to mafch school spiri'r and participation in school activities. Mr. Rudolf is a busy administrator. Mr. Rudolf is always willing to help a student.

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' ACADEMICS The force or influenee of Aiken has 05 its origin the academic program. As ex- periences are provided by The school and enveloped by The students, the real pur- poses of education are revealed. Educa- Tion is designed to develop The innate ability of fhe student To Think, To reason, and To learn. u i

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prgwgwt r- : . ...., . A Mri Van Ness pauses To reflect OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Rudolf and Mr. Van Ness Take care of The adminisfroTive business and procedures OT The school. Mr. Rudolf hondies The educa- Tionol progress of The school, The focuiTy reloe Tionship beTween sTUdenTs, porenTs, and co- workers, and The physical Up-keep of The school. All The ocTiviTies heid GT Aiken musT go Through Mr. RudolT's office and receive his approval before They are permiTTed To go Through wiTh Their pions. Mr. Van Ness has The responsibEIiTy of see- ing That The school runs smooThly 0nd of seTTling The sTudenT problems. Mr. Van Ness also supervises The disTribuTion of The books Th roughouT The schooi. Mr. Van Ness supervises book disTribuTion. Mr. George H. Van Ness Our assisfcmT principal, Mr. Van Ness, has had OdminisTro- Tive experience in principal- ship and counseling. This vol- uoble experience is conducive To The progress of Aiken.