Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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I)r. Joseph Miller, school psychologist, served as counselor to students and faculty, while Miss Amy Parker, guidance director, encouraged pupils not to regard their education lightly. Deemed invaluable to students experiencing minor mishaps was Mrs. Helen Kellogg, school nurse. 1’nder the direction of ( A. Meister, the school’s vocational department, as well as the adult education classes, functioned smoothly. Pushing pencils and pounding typewriters were Miss Heverlv Cainway, secretary to Superintendent K. I. Gephart; Miss Peggy Miller, secretary to Principal M. K. Rowley; and Miss Edna Johnsen, secretary to A. V. Lewis. Assuming part of the office burdens were Virginia DiCesare and Donna Volpone, vocational-commercial students, who helped (’. A. Meister and M. E. Rowley, respectively. ADMINISTRATORS: I»r. Joifpk Millrr. Miu Edna : Mi»» Amy Parker; ataniiin . Un IV ) Jnhnu'n, Mm. Helen Krllo . Miller. Miaa Beverly Calaway. C. A. Meiater. A. «• Lewis. thirteen

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adm in is ha tion Seated: Superintendent K. I. Gephnrt Standing: Principal M. K. Rowley. Assistant Principal A. K. Wight In the hands of the administrators lies the task of upholding the strong principles of the past and promoting new ideals for the future. Superintendent K. I. Gephart ably adapted himself to the change in environment—from Ashtabula high school and the second floor office to the City school system and first floor headquarters. Collaborating with Principal M. E. Rowley in devising a school program and scheduling activities and assemblies was A. K. Wight, assistant principal. Surveying and inspection were handled by A. W. Lewis, clerk-treasurer of the board of education. Official Permits twelve

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facult V Seated: MISS ALP I ELD JOHNSON Supervisor of Vocal Music “A choir is as good us the poorest singer in it.” . . . Standing: Ol.IYKK F. K A L it A Assistant Instructor of Instrumental Music We will begin at the beginning.” . . . MRS. GERTRUDE VAN NORMAN Instructor of Girls' Physical Education ” This is no gab fe.st.” . . . Jl'I.lL'S It. MeELROY — Director of Boys’ Physical Education “Left, dress.” . . . BAY JAY ASHDOWN Instructor of Fine Arts “There is always one in the crowd.” . . . WARD W. HAMM Director of Band—“Be at the right place at the right time with the right equipment and the right attitude.” MRS. HAZEL ROGERS Teacher of English and Social Science “Let’s give to the Red Cross.” .. . MISS KARLEENE ANDREWS Teacher of English ami Spanish —“Muy bicn.” . . . MISS VELMA WATSON Teacher of English “No gum chewing!” . . . MISS JEAN PHILLIPS Teacher of English and Assistant Adviser of the DART staff “You are a senior now.” . . . MISS MARY ('. STAYMAN Teacher of English and French “Parle franeais s'il vous plait.” . . . MISS MARGARET HOWARD Teacher of English “In reality .” JOHN B. KOHl'T Instructor of Industrial Arts “Ok - clean up!” . . . SAMUEL J. FIO-KENZO — Teacher of Machine Shop “Let’s get out of the hall.” ... CLARENCE J. BOLENDEIt Teacher of Auto Mechanics — Listen, boy!”- -FREDERICK S. KIDDLE Teacher of Auto Related You do it your way. I'll do it mine.” . . . ROY T. JAMISON Teacher of Vocational Electricity “That’ll be five nights.” fourteen