Chillicothe High School - Arrow Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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-vw' 5 S XX' -f-r'i'7 Wf Mr. Merrill Nl. Berry. superintendent Mr. Ellis B. Hatton. co-ortlinator of instruction 4 f J, -2 -Q.-M i Administrative Heads No one more enjoys seeing the students doing many things at Cf H. than Nlr. Rlerrill Nl, Berry. our superintendent ol' schools, 'xiii Bsrry has taken an avid interest in our aetixities sine: our kindergarten daysfhut it is not an inlerest that will wane after we hate receixed our diplo- mas. Rather. it will increase as he finds that th: principles we hate learned in school are hein' applied toxxard good citi7enship and ue haxe re- xsarded him and the schools with sueeqss in opir lines. ,f B' -M- Nlrs. John tfonniel Barnes. secretary Nlrs. Patil tllianei Summers, secretary Nlrs. 'lliomas lfiraeei Clark. acting elerls ol' hoard of education Nlr. Ellis B. Hatton. co-ordinator ot' instruc- tion lor Chillicothe lfuhlie Schools. also assists CHS students in accomplishing a great numher ot' things. He works hand-in-hand with Nlr. Berry and teachers to provide the hest instruc- tion tor students and the lfest ot' things for CHS.

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I NISTB TIO -i Xlr. William H. llerrnxlein. Mr. Gordon Hixon. Xlr. Haroll I.. Brciel. Nlr. Ray U. Diit't'y. Nlr. Harry I. Wort. prexident. Nlr. Nlerrill Nl. Berry. superintendent. The Chillicothe Board of Education playx an important part in the lives of the students at Chilli- cothe High School. The Board meets on the laxt Thursday ot' each month to discuss and pam measures that are vital to our Chillicothe xehool xy xtem. These responxihle eitilens must try to xupply all the educational needx ol exery C. H. S. student. They purchase office equipment and texthookx. replace worn athletic equipment. and Nec that the lihrari is kept xxell xtoeked with interexting reading material. The lio ird ol lidueation is rexponxihle for keeping good teaching and maintenance staffs on the ioh at our xchool. The Board ol Education preparex the may tor ux. ax students. to aceomplixh many thingx at C . H. S. The Board 0 Education Supplivs Nvmls ofA1-tirv C.H.S. Slzulvnls clcil. ot' the hoard ol etlticalioc

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ave Wa to Hi her Education Nlr. Charles Estle. Chillicothe High School principal. wants to see C'. H. S. students do many things. lt means. therefore. that he has placed many responsibilities on us. Although this is his first year at Cf H. S.. hundreds ot pupils go through a school day according to a program ot activities estahlished hy him. Xlr. Fstle. hesides gixing guidance and encouragement to the stu- dents. also heads the faculty and directs the many affairs of a very httsy office. Nlrs. Arthur tlixet C'lum. hoolslseeper Xliss Sallie -'snn Cochran. secretary to Xlr. lfstle Nlrs. Harold Painter and Nlr. Charles R. Dun- can help the principal this year in the chore of listening to 1350 students give sarious excuses for absences. The girls march the distance to the athletic directors office for their permits. while the hoys climb to the college office on the second floor to receike theirs. Reports of students' activities outside of school hetween 8:30 and 2:-15 hecome white tor hluet records. Xlr. C harles R. l'stle. principal 's. Harold Painter Xlr. Charles R. Duncan is