Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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ADMINISTRATIONQAND CLASSES The most important relationships .in the school are those between the students and the faculty. The members of the o faculty impart knowledge to those students who are willing to learn. These students are the future citizens who must make and keep our nation strong, progressive, and democratic.

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3.22 L . T ' S. F. JAMESON, Superintendent Ohio Northern University, Columbia University, M.A. ARTHUR B. GORSUCH, Prirzczpal ,f e Ohio State University, gl, je- B.S.in Ed.,M.A. Weary , ,pf . ft- ADMINISTRATION Thcse people represent the controlling force of the school. The members of this force are the superin- tendent, the principal, thc assistant principal, the dean of girls. and the dean of boys. The zrorlf of thc superintendent involves overseeing the entire Ash- it If f 1 land city school system: and the principal, with the aid of the assistant principal, directs almost all of the high school functions. The personal problems of the students which are connected with administration are handled by rho deans. I . E if ,. I M. PAXTON, D811l1 of B016 E, HARTZLER, Agjigfgnt P1'i1lC1pg1l SMITH, Dean of Girl! Stanford University, Western Reserve Bluffton College, Wooster College, Ohio Wittenberg College, Ashlanti College University, B.A. State University, B,A,, M,A, Chicago University, University of Wis American Literature Pre-flight Aeronautics, Problems consin, Northwestern UmVef51fY B A Latin II