Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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Mr. McVicker Mr. Howson Mr. Perry Mr. Wori Mr. Duiiy we awe of Zclucalian Members oi the Board oi Education this year include Mr. Russell McVicker, Mr. Art Howson, Mr. Harold Perry, Mr. Harry Vtfori, and Mr. Ray Duffy. Mr. McVicker was elected board president. We wish to express our thanks to these men who have unseifishly aiven their time so that thinas would be better for us. .9 -.A' ii.ti'ttb Yr Miss Ehrhurt Miss Hess Mrs. Francis Mrs. Clark '7he .Seaaeiafuiea Miss Betty Ehrhart completed her second year as Mr. Smith's secretary. Miss Leona Hess was clerk oi the board. Mrs, Grace Clark was full-time secretary in the oiiice. Mrs. Ruth Francis worked part of the year: Miss Phyllis Coyne worked part time.

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Superintendent of Chillicothe Public Schools Ma. Sfmlifh To Mr. Iohn A. Smith, our high-school principal, qoes our gratitude for havinq guided us through another successful year with his tact and unolerstandinq which have marked his many years oi ex- perience in this work. Ma. Benq Words and phrases are hard- ly adequate to express our ap- preciation to Mr. Merrill M. Berry, for all that he has done for us in his l2 years as Chilli- cothe School Superintendent. Pnnclpul ol Chillicothe High School

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As a climax to the CHS class reunions, Principal Iohn A. Smith was introduced to the assembly of alumni. Their response was a rare ovation compli- mentinq him for his loyalty and devotion to Chillico- the High School. A lasting gilt was presented Mr. Smith as a further token of their esteem. As Mr. Smith is an ardent admirer oi Andrew lackson, this 'picture has been chosen. It shows Mr. Smith standing on the portico oi the Hermit age, Andrew Iackson's home near Nashville. SESQUI FLOAT On Friday, October 4, 1946, the entire Chillicothe Community set aside business cares and turned out for the gala Sesquicentennial parade. Schools, churches, and commercial establishments had ct variety of floats portraying life of the community through the past one-hundred and fifty years. The picture at the right shows the Adema Float, one of the outstanding features ot the parade. '-Assets' anis! Saturday, October 5, 1946, was a gala occasion for CHS alumni, for all had been invited to the halls of the Arch Street School for class reunions, as a part of the community sesquicentennial celebration. Among the oldest living graduates are these two ladies pictured below. Proudly CHS presents orchids to these alumnae. Miss Maggie Crosgrave was graduated in the class of 1878. This tintype pictures her in her gown oi that period, Miss Anna MacDougal was graduated in 1880. Two years later she joined the CHS iaculty. She now lives in Chicago. ? i?'.? ,,..,..., SSH! 'Q' Y HL 121. fire, fd A f if ,afxzs Eififgg .- r tfi'-jgk :K fs- K . 5 .gr A, ., .3 J sz 1' , 1 Q r at , 14?'r5iZ' A wtf' 4' A gf: gg- tzifgtfg! 4 W rag A Miss Maggie Crosqrave CHS: 1878 Miss Anna MacDouqal CHS: 1880