Clay County Community High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Clay Center, KS)

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.ln A... an as-Wa. f Prin. George Stevens Mr. Harold Martin Dr. G. B. Mcllvain Mr. A. D. Conrad Mrs. Leda Pettey Mr. Foster Rundle Mr. Charles Mullen Mr. W. B. Chestnut oafzcf of Uzuafsaa The Board of Trustees is the governing body of C.C.C.H.S. Seven members, elected by the citizens of the Clay County Com- munity High School district, comprise the board and each is elected for a four-year term. Miss Leda M. Pettey, the County Su- perintendent of Schools. is chairman ex- officio. Vice-president and completing his I HIHT third term on the board is A. D. Conrad, of the Conrad Furniture Store. Wm. B. Chest- nut, farmer, serves as secretary, and serving as treasurer is Foster Rundle. The other members of the board are: Dr. G. B. Mc- Ilvain, Charles Mullen, and Harold Martin, who is Iilling the vacancy which occurred when Charles Henry moved to Abilene.

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f-------f,-W... .,,, . .,.. ..,,..,,..,,, ......,..,.,.,, .. M, . v,v.. .1 ...-----.1 -..ALJ MR. GEORGE C. STEVENS Discerning, kind but firm his ruleg Beloved principal of our high school. OFFICE SECRETARY Margaret Crimmins has served as pri- vatc secretary to Mr. Stevens the past year and also helped manage the outer office. Margaret was a senior but since she had only the American history course to finish she was able to give most of her time to office duties. She was efficient in her work and her de- pendability and loyalty were appreci- ated by Mr. Stevens. Her courteous manner and helpfulness were com- mended by all. She will continue as full time office assistant next year. Ugiaf E957 fzainafz Tactful, honest, sincere, and wholesomely friendly are a few of the adjectives which describe Mr. Stevens, the best principal a school could possibly have! His integrity has won the esteem of all the students and many improvements have been made in C.C.C.H.S. since he took over the helm in 1937. Besides managing the curriculum of some 400 students, George is active in state and com- munity affairs. In the last few years much of his time out of school has been spent on his ranch near Longford. He has been a leader in Lion's Club work, having served as district governor and presi- dent, and as a counsellor, he is not excelled. His keen understanding of youth and their problems shows his capability in the social science field in which he received a master's degree from the University of Oklahoma. 75.1, J tl.. MR. STEVENS MARGARET CRIMMINS NINE