Canonsburg High School - Canon Log Yearbook (Canonsburg, PA)

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095 'sf Mr. M. L. Taggart. assistant prinei- Mrs. Elizabeth Haggerty. secretary. pal, attends to much detailed work keeps the daily routine running of the school. smoothly. X The Worlz of The chool Running smoothly. hlemhers of the School Board constitute the policy making body of the school. They establish, equip, furnish, and maintain the schools and exercise general supervi- sion over them. .Xssistant Principal Taggart looks after important details that make school work Z1 success or failure. Une of these is' school attendance. Poor attendance leads to dis- interest in school and failure in school work. hlrs. lflizaheth Haggerty handles school correspondence, sends daily notices to home rooms. records student grades, takes care of activity fund accounts, and handles other numerous duties. lWICHAEI. l.Esox DR. Roamu' Surkowski jonx YONEY Pl'1'J'ldl'llf E' 45 Seven public-spirited men make up the School Beard with a secretary and attorney to assist them with their work.

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C. A. Mathewson. superintendent. is the edu- cational leatler of school and community. R. J. McConnell, principal. has ideas he has successfully put to work. Achninistration Provi es The Efficiency That Keeps Canonshurg High School's administrators have executive leadership tuned to mod- ern times. Their various duties require streamlined minds adapted to any work problem of modern school life. Superintendent hlathewson puts school policies into action to establish a modern and smoothly-working educational system. Under his guidance the school continues to advance its work program. Principal O'Connell carries Ollt the school policy in the high school. He has gen- eral administration and supervision in matters relating to the program of work, the methods used, and the conduct of student workers. He promotes and maintains agree- ahle conditions among teachers and pupils and coordinates co-curricular activities. JOHN BLACK I-'iuxcis liucxrm' Ilwio Csxivseri, ARTHUR llum' Geokrse lltrrcmxsox lNllCHAEl. KUSTURISS Srarwiary Snlmlw- C

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