Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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Superintendent E. I. Gephort Assistant Principal A. E. WiQht, Principal M, E. Rowley

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Roalb ol Education Administering to the Ashtabula City School system, which boasted a total enrollment of 3,677 students, was the board of education. K. H. Parks, president, and L. G. Swedenborg, vice-president, succeeded W. F. Mullen and K. H. Parks, respectively. Other members of the board were W. D. Guerriero, W. F. Mullen, and M H Young A. W Lewis served as clerk-business manager. Of great interest to future students was the announcement that a new gym would be constructed on the site cleared by the vocancy of the Division building. Contracts for a six-room addition at Bunker Hill, Chestnut, and State schools were awarded to begin fulfilling the new 8-4 plan adopted by the board last Spring. Seventh graders stayed at these schools this year A salary adjustment of $125 was made to full-time teachers in their Dec. 20 checks. The board nodded its opproval for the band to play in the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D. C. Mr. Angelo Candela was appointed to fill the vacancy creoted by the death of A. E. Gregg, State school principal, in September. Lemo doffs his hat to the work accomplished by the 1954-55 board of education. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: W. D. Guerriero, M. H. Young, A. W. Lewis, W. F. Mullen, K. H. Porks, L A. Swedenborg, E I. Gephort. eight

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Qdminisfaation Left to right: A. W. Lewis, S. L. Wolfe, Mrs. Helen Kellogg, Principol M. E. Rowley, Superintendent E. I. Gephort, Mrs. Dorothy Freshley, C. A. Meis-ter, Assistont Principol A E. Wight, Dr. Joseph Miller. Completing his fifth ycor os co ordinotor of the Ashtobulo School System ond heeding the odministrotion of the City schools wos E. I. Gephort. Vocotionol Supervisor C. A. Mcistcr directed the odult educotion closscs. A. E. Lewis, clcrk-busincss-monoger of the boord, hondled the momtenonce ond repair of City school buildings ond grounds. Advising students ond teachers wos school psychologist Dr. Joseph Miller, who olso supervised aptitude ond personality tests for seniors to guide them in plonning their coreers. Mrs. Dorothy Freshley, Director of Child Guidance ond Accounting, contacted the home on such matters os absence, work permits, ond family problems. Supervising methods ond texts for elementary teoching wos Stonley L. Wolf . As City school nurse, Mrs. Helen Kellogg tested vision, heoring, ond teeth. She dealt with accidents, emergencies, ond in conjunction with the local health association scheduled TB patch tests ond X-rays. Mrs. Julio Noppi ossisted Mrs. Kellogg during the veor. Helping to moke the work of the administration effective wos Mrs. Gladys Little, secretary to Mr. Gephort ond Miss Edno Johnsen, secretary to Mr. Lewis. Chorlottc Annick, AHS senior, assisted Mrs. Little in the sccrctoriol work. Counseling the high school students wos accomplished by Principal M E. Rowley from his second floor office. He orronged schedules and classes bringing about o close relationship between the students ond school. A. E. Wight, assistont principol, oided the administrative work. Mrs. Belle Stewort, secretary to Mr. Rowley, ond Beverly Gill, AHS senior, effectively hondled the clerical duties of the office. Top to Bottom: Miss Edno Johnsen Mrs. Gladys Little Mrs. Belle Stewort