Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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Seat As a visitor at tho Board of Education meeting one Thurs- day morning, l listened to the following conversation: We will begin by discussing the new school budget, says Mr. Russell McVicker, president of the school board. The expenditures for the next fiscal year will be nearly S750,000, replies Mr. Gordon Hixon, board member. That is only for running the schools, not for new build- ings, speaks Mrs. Frank T. Marr. CA lengthy discussion foIIows.J ls there a motion to adopt the budget? inquires the president. l move that we adopt the budget, answers Mr. Harry Worf. All in favor say 'Aye', instructs the President. The members unanimously reply, Aye, lAfter this matter is closed, the Board begins a discus- sion of Commencement exercises.l Mr. Roy Duffy speaks, I have a suggestion for o speaker at the exercises. fThe Board discusses his selection and plans to continue this matter at the next meeting.l After these important conversations, many other urgent matters are token up and closed. The Board of Education meeting is then adiourned. My visit is ended. Mr. Ray Duffy, Mr. Gordon Hixon, Mr. Russell McVicker, president, Mr Mrs. Frank T. Marr, Miss Leona Hess, clerk X . W 1 Left-Mrs, Robert Miller, secretary In high school office Right-Mrs. Tom Clark, Miss Duane Harker secretaries in office of superintendent Harry Worf

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3 i Mr. Merrill M. Berry, Superintendent of Schools 7:15 A. M .... City bus stops in front of Chillicothe High School . . . Mr, J. A. Smith, principal, steps off to open C.H.S. and begin his daily iob . . . 7:45 . . . Mr. Smith is swamped by students seeking white slips . . . 10 A. M. ...Mr. Smith strides into Room 108 to begin his U. S. History Class. What's that I hear? lt's only Mr. Smith's pupils laugh- 'H ing at his iokes . . . l P. M .... A tour of the s:hool con- stitutes a regular duty of Mr. Smith . . . 2:45 . . . Mr. Smith stands outside his office door watching the 975 students of C.H.S. make their daily departure tor home or after school duties . . . 5:15 . . . School office is locked by Mr. Smith - . . . 5:20 P. M .... Our principal steps onto the city bus to go home to read another chapter in the History of the Civil War. Box September-Mr. M. M. Berry, superintendent of Chillicothe schools, calls a teachers' meeting to discuss important mat- ters. October-Mr. Berry helps to plan the meetings of Central Ohio Teachers' Association. He is secretary of this organi- zation. November-Mr. Berry is often called upon to speak about the school levy which is voted on this month. December-Snow storm season! Mr. Berry is awakened by his phone at 5 A. M. The inquiry, Is there any school to day? seemed to be in the minds of most all parents of school children. .lonuary-Mr. Berry is present at the dedication of the new Worthington School on Allen Avenue. February-Mr. Berry attends the National Convention of School Administration at Atlantic City, New Jersey. March-Chillicothe Public Schools are visited by Mr. Berry. April-Mr. Berry sits in the front row at the spring recitals at the public schools. May-Mr. Berry spends several hours signing diplomas. June - Mr. Berry breathes a sigh of relief as city schools close. He might now be able to think about a possible vacation trip. 4 2 4 . 5 9 Mr. John A. Smith, Principal

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Firsl Top Row-Mr. Edward J. Troycxn, Mr. George W. Woerlein, Mr. Milon Krosnicon, Mr. Gilbert N, Stullz, Mr. Joseph Meerc, Mr. Charles Lundy, Mr. Dovid W. Wilson. Second Row-Mr. Don F. Torreson, Mr. J. Vinton Ladd, Mr. Ellis B. Holton, Mr. DeWitt Thornton, Mr. Charles R. Duncan, Mr. Paul W. Hydell. Boifom Row-Mr. Donald E. Gcifchell, Mr. William Roy Tucker, Mr. John A. Smilli, Mr. Harold T. Minshull, Mr. Jomes D. Bickel, Mr. Edward Alexinos. And at the intermission of thc play the ta-:xchcrs like to visit about thc-ir holihius. Their pastimes go like this: Mr. Alexinas, shining' up the new carg Mr. Biclicl, picnic'king'g Mr. Duncan, canastag Mr. Gatchell, frolfg Mr. Hatton, fishing, Mr. Hyrlell, roarlingrl Mr. Krasni- can readinf' Mr. Ladd re'irlin1f Mr. Iiundv raisinv' flowers' Mr. Moore fishin- 3 a i-1 7 C hr . y r- v 1 .-v Mr. Minshall, fishing, Mr. Thornton, reading' and music: Mr. Torreson, paintinggg Mr. Troyan, hoating: Mr. Snider, fly-fishing: Mr. Smith, history and foreign affairs, M1'. Wocrlein, sportsg Mr. Tucker, fishing, Mr. Wilson, woodworking. A ,O8flLliI67lLFl71f by 7LFLli1l.7'G, and 0 sclzfolar by 6d7LC0lil0'lLH