Clay High School - Panther Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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RUSSELL MUNN Presid ent Board of Education A GLENN MORIT Z PERRY TANNER ALVIS GLENN 8 ROBERT ALLEN 4 fs !- DONALD CRAFT Clerk x 1

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CARL D. BANDY Executive Head Now, more than ever before, citizens are interested in and concerned about their schools. We, as teachers, must direct this interest and con- cern into a constructive force to help improve the school. We must use the interest to help the com- munity define the basic purpose of the school. We must caution our communities not to ex- pect miracles overnightg we must help our commun- ities to understand that their schools are but one part of society and that respect for scholarship must be evident outside as well as inside the class- room. Finally, we know in a democracy that as each individual is unique, so each is of worth. The public school must never forget that in the long run the best hope for strength and for enduring peace lies in providing the highest type of educational exper- ience for all the youth of all the people. Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, And a light unto my path. ROBERT ESTEPP Supervising Principal TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958: You are to be congratulated upon your success thus far. We sincerely wish you all the success in whatever you attempt to do. We hope that your days here at Clay High School have been happy and beneficial ones: and that you will always remember and cherish those school days. Our greatest hope is that your education will serve you as a guide and stepping stone to higher attainments in life. 7

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Faculty RICHARD BEADLE Ohio University B. S. in Education Marshall College M. A. in School Administration LILLIAN DAVIS Miami University B. S. in Education WILLARD BASHAM Olivet College B. S. In Music Education Ohio University Marshall College BEATRICE BENDER Ohio University Ohio State University B, S. in Education