Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Troffic problems ot the corner of Elm ond Division, and Pork and Division streets were token up by the board. An extensive reconstruction program is being carried out throughout the school system to repair old buildings and replace equipment. Contracts were let to install new boilers in the central plant and new lights in the gymnasium and the home economics room of the high school Sections of land from the sidewalk to the curb in front of the school were cemented. Plans were made to install new seats in the auditorium before Spring activities took place. Silent, efficient functions of the board of directors bring about the smooth performance of the network of Ashtabula City schools. BOARD OF EDUCATION Superintendent E. D. Mourice. H. B. Wallcndcr, K. H. Parks, Vice-President M. H. Young, President G. E Ducro, Jr., C H. Sanborn, Clerk-Treosurcr, A. W. Lewis. eleven

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E D. MAURICE Supt. of Schools ftoa b Dilectote o ClH$ Tletivelk @ca c) foucaticn Elected to serve os head of the board of directors of the network which is AHS was G E. Ducro, Jr. M. H. Young serves gs vice-president. They succeeded K. H Parks ond H. B. Wollender, who served during 1948. Also on the board is C. H. Sanborn. A. W. Lewis serves as clerk-treasurer and Superintendent E. D. Maurice is the board's administrative officer. The renewal of the two three-mill levies and the passage of a one-mill levy enabled the board to meet the increased cost of operations, building repair, and teachers' salaries. They also worked co-operatively with representatives of the Ashtabula Teachers' association to establish a new salary schedule which took effect January 1. To increase the stadium fund so that a stort could be made on the proposed bleachers for Bula field, the proceeds from the Ashtabula-Painesville football game were donated to the fund. Patron tickets sold for one dollar. Results of these efforts will be seen before the next grid season, as a section of seats had been prom ised by August 15. ten

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Pec)a(jO(jues Pel olm; MISS IVALYN ATCHISON — Instructor of Girls' Physical Education; B. S., Boldwm-Wallocc College. Number off — 1, 2, 3, 4. RAY JAY ASHDOWN — Instructor of Fine Arts; Ohio State University; Western Reserve; Cleveland School of Art; Tropphoegon School of Design, New York. Be a somebody in the crowd. J. B. E. BAKER — Tcocher ot Mothcmotics; A. B., Ashbury College; M. A., Western Reserve; Ohio Stote; Mt. Union College. I wont throo volunteer — you, yo-j, and you. ROBERT A. BALL — Teacher of English and Coach of Boskctboll and Trock; B. A , Mt. Union College. Let's do some writing today. C. J. BOLENDER — Teacher of Auto Mechanics; Certificate, Generol Motors Institute of Technology, Pontiac, Michigan. Joe Doaks MISS KARLEENE ANDREWS — Teacher of Spanish ond English; B. A., Lake Erie CoHcgc; Kent State University; Westminster College No es ncccsario hoblor. MISS ISABEL OAY — Teacher of Vocotionol Home Economics; B. S., Miami University; University of Wisconsin; Western Reserve University. WHERE ore the bobbin holders? DWIGHT EUVERARD — Tcocher of Senior Science ond Biology; B. S.. Otterbcm College; Ohio Stote University. We sholl now dissect a frog. MISS LUCILLE HEMPSTEAD — Teacher of History; B. A., Mount Union College; Ohio State University; Lclond Stonford University. Your hindsight it bettor thon your foresight by o darn sight. JULIUS R. MeELROY — Director of Boys' Physical Education; B. S., Mount Union College. Today we will work on fundamentals. twelve