Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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,SEAOOZ .xgjminid fra fam DR. JOSEPH MILLER School Psychologist Sfmt ...gm MRS. DOROTHY FRESHLEY Director of Child Accounting A. E. WIGHT Assistant Principal ij ,l. . MRS. BETTY CASBOURNE Secretary to Mr. Gephart C. A. MEISTER Vocational and Adult Supervisor ' .9-N A r A B34 A U-A.. ' 3 ,. E. I. GEPHART Superintendent of City Schools I 5. , x X r . A STANLEY L. WOLFE Elementary Supervisor 1 . mn-Q-' dll I V .. MISS MARIE A. KAHNE in 1 5 'fx l Im I 1 f r eaa 5 Q a .,,i - Director of Public Relations I-. I 3 M. E. ROWLEY Principal X ,..v I i .421 ' ' i ,k,, . . I .2 ask 'hPa ,- L yi MRS. HELEN KELLOGG City School Nurse Il? ' i X 3' Q ROBERT A. BALL Director of Athletics MRS. BEVERLY INMAN MRS. BELLE STEWART MRS. SARA LENGYEL Secretary to Mr. Lewis Secretary to Mr. Rowley Secretary to Mr. Rowley .wh ,. 1 X I .gk .K . . .rr if f 5 -K U .rf .. I Q' . w I -, ' .3 L i -' . cg ' F2 Hg. Q 3, M lg' X s s A. W. LEWIS Clerk-Treasurer of Board ,,,,., saw MRS. JULIA NAPPI City School Nurse rf 'sf M L L , . I ' .,, I - I f f MRS. HELEN MAVKO Secretary to Mr. Lewis

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R T Blaine, J. E. Lynch, Mrs. Ruby Morrison, M. F. Swanson, E. l. Gephart, A. W. Lewis, W. D. Guerriero and Mr. Kenneth Teter Marc! of ghlwcafion Heading the Ashtabula City board of education for 1957 was M. F. Swanson. Mrs. Ruby Morrison was vice-president and A.W. Lewis, clerk-treasurer. M. F. Swanson was re-elected, and J. E. Lynch replaced Mr. Kenneth Teter. Superintendent is E. l. Gephart. Mrs. Ruby Morrison, president, R. T. Blaine, vice-president, and A. W. Lewis, clerk- treasurer, took office in January 1958. This year the board had the responsibility of 4,154 students in the Ashtabula City School system-an increase of 360 over the previous year due in part to the addition of Plymouth to the City School system. A big step was taken when the board decided to provide the Park Junior High building as a Kent University Center free of charge for a period of not more than five years. An estimated 510,000 will be spent to renovate the outside and the first floor for use by Sep- tember 1958. A Salary increases for teachers, principals, and secretaries effective Jan. l.were approved. This addition of S300 to S400 to the previous salary schedule was made possible by the passage of the November 5 levy. Duties of the board included such things as maintenance of buildings, employment of school personnel, supervision of adult education classes, and purchases of a new 60-pas- senger school bus, two oboes and a bassoon, textbooks, other classroom equipment, and vertical shades for the new offices in the gymnasium building. Grades 1-3 were provided with supplementary readers costing S1,087, while grades 4-12 were supplied with 1300 dictionaries for classroom use at a cost of S2,754. The board has authorized employment of a dean for girls and a dean for boys at AHS next year. Special ungraded classes will be established at elementary levels. 10

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' N '!'. TL' Ge' D L U! if Ab - Q cowl Af FACULTY M. E. ROWLEY What do we do now? Principal Ms,- Robert A. Ball Miss Mae Bethel Robert Bieber Basketball COUCh, Civics Math Boys' Physical Education Director of Athletics Football Coach Mrs. Helen Casady Anthony Chiacchiero Shorthand, Typing Science, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach Warren Crouch General Science, Football Trainer, Assistant Football and Track Coach Homer Blackwood lndustrial Arts Auto Driving ,K C. J. Bolender Auto Mechanics QS? . ff V- 'J A :wg V . ll S' ,A k get , V., l ,, 1 'k-V in - ' T 9 . ,,,'. i so 'fi - it -'- ' - ,'-i' r Q ,.-,- : -,. 5: - 'K ,. In 1, - - 1. if fa - ,feiifg .f 'W 2 tv Miss Isabel Day D. E. Euverard Vocational Home Economics Audio Visual Director Biology I wonder if Lawrence Welk started this way? S. J. Fiorenzo George Guarnieri Ward W, Hamm Vocational Machine Shop History, Geography Director of Instrumental Music 12 Baseball Coach