Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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gnfo lgducafional Glzanne S With a knowledge of the more technical aspects of illness, Mrs. Helen Kellogg school nurse is able to nurse back or smile back students health Mrs Jennie Marshall assisted in the nurses office while audiometer tests were administered in City schools Master of the palette and paint is Art Supervisor G J Clontz l addition to his regular duties he spends every Friday in counsel with high chool art students Vocational shop and industrial arts classes were combined under one department with C A Meister as coordinator Efficiency plus is the by word for office employees Miss Phyllis Cresswell secretary to Superintendent Maurice Miss Peggy Miller secre tary to Principal Gephart and Mrs Martha Powell secretary to Mr Lewis Assisting in the main office was Lillian Caruso while Shirley Kresin aided in Principal E I Gephart s office Another year another calendar has been torn away by the supervisors of City schools For the last forty years complex problems in administration have been diagnosed and remedies proposed This process will continue in the years to come NINE Supervisor of Vocational Work Secretary to A W ewis Secretary C3611 Q... f to Superintendent E D Maurice Secretary to Principal E I Gephart

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Lv- minisffzafofzs ifzecf gfudenfs PR CIP L ASSIST T CLERK awif 201+ 3'-1 wh- MW QLLPY7 M02 :fewer mcnrsftafaon Wuthout admlnlstrators the vntal cogs nn any organlzatnon an lnstltut tnon of learnung could not operate as a unnt Snnce the erectuon un 1872 of the fnrst Ashtabula hugh school bulldnng the men behlnd the educatuonal scenes have been forging ahead In charge of the Cnty system IS cordlal and sage Superintendent E D Maurice who has aided teacher and student alnke along the road toward higher educatlon Ruler of the second floor offnce IS Prnncupal E I Gephart counselor and personal frnend to the populace of A H S He rs aided by Asslstant Prnncl pal A E Wnght Wuth questlons designed to delve unto the mnnds of students Dr Joseph Muller psycholognst of Pamesvnlle Harbor and Cnty schools helps to solve the problems of modern teenagers Purchasing and mauntamung equspment as recommended and approved by the board of education IS adeptly accomplished by Supernntendent of Bunldlngs and Grounds A W Lewls Actung as a beam of light for chaldren who become waylald coming to school and copnng wnth problems galore as Mass Amy Parker dlrector of child accountlng and guidance Q ' c 1 2. ' I - . ' DIRECTOR SCI-lO0Lf PSJECHOLOGUSY 5 HOOL MRS! fUyPQRVlf9fPf C29 ' ' '

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goafzd 06 Zducafion aides Desfiml 722LOCOWt2'L UQWWW 772 I-foung Bearded and spectacled members of the Ashtabula board of educatuon numbered seven four decades ago Presldent F W Stone had as hls assocn atesJ L Burwell G E Ducro E P Hall C E Peck H P Smith and F A Wrllnams Not to be outdone by thelr predecessors the 48 gunders of the school system upheld the board s tradutlon and launched upon another constructlve year of events Member G E Ducro Jr represented the second generatlon of a famx' rengnlng over Cnty school affairs sunce has father was a board member when the first Cnty hugh publucatuon appeared n l908 Presndent K H Parks and Vice presndent H B Wallender presided over thus years proceedings whale Mr Ducro C H Sanborn and M H Young aided them Superintendent E D Maurice served as an adviser whsle Superintendent of Grounds and Bulldlngs A W Lewis was clerk treasurer Re elected IH the Autumn were Mr Parks and Mr Sanborn whale Mr Young assumed the position vacated by T E Warren who was not a candndate for re electlon returlng after I5 years of board service T - l .. ,.. ,.. ,.. ,.. , .. . , . I , .. . -- ,-, 'Y I I 1 . , . . , . ,.. , .. . .. , - , . , . .. , - I t