Ford City High School - Trireme Yearbook (Ford City, PA)

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vw 1fLloerinlfe1fLc!e1fLLL 0 ,SZ 004 M5 ffmf aff P H585 OXJCAOOK 1 6 e Kuzcfion an are coorcfinafeal Mr. Paul N. Marsh Superintendent of Schools Mr. Paul N, Marsh, superintendent of Ford City Public Schools, has been at work in Ford City schools since the year 1920. He has been employed in many different capacities, including those of a teacher, principal, and superintendeut. For seven years, Mr. Marsh was a science teacher here, before his election in 1928 to the principalship. At that position he served the school for years before his ascension to the office of superintendent. Mr. Marsh was graduated in 1916 from Pennsylvania State College, where he later did grad- uate Work. He received, in 1936, his degree of Master in Education from the University of Pitts- burgh. As Superintendent of Ford City Public Schools, Mr. Marsh carries out the policies adopted by the board of education. Among his many duties are the certification of teachers, the offering of re- quired subjects in curriculum, and checking enumeration and enrollment of children of school age, as set forth by the Department of Public Instruction. It has been largely through the work of Mr. Marsh that our school is an institution of which the community can Well be proud. Mr. M-lrsh shows senior class president, john Euglert, and Tom Jansen the many trophies won by Ford City students through the years. 13

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Mr. Louis G. Goldman President Mr. Floyd E. DeLong Vice-president Mr. John P. Badura Treasurer gown! of gyncafion 5erue5 OM! y0lfLfA, 0141 Mr. John McIntosh Dr. Paul Opalka 504005, ana! our commnnilfy Senator A. R. Pechan Dr. Ted Rupert

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vw rinccyoa an l4fLiIfLiZ5If8lf':5 '61, !9l 0gl 6LlWL l d l'VLOI 8 lfAdl'Z fde lflmee X Q Mr. Raymond E. Miller Principal Mr. Raymond E, .Miller is now finishing out his second school term as principal of Ford City High School. As principal, Mr. Miller administers the affairs of the junior-senior high school. He is Well-known to all of the students as a friend and instructor, as well as overseer of the school cur- riculum. His job also includes the planning of schedules for each student, and the formation of a master schedule for the school. His oHice keeps a record of each studentis scholastic achievement, for the reference of prospective employers or representatives of schools of higher learning. For twenty-three years prior to his election to the oflice of principal, Mr. Miller was a science and mathematics teacher in this school. He received his B.S. degree at Indiana State Teachers Col- lege, and later did graduate Work at the University of Pittsburgh, receiving a degree of Master in Educagoni The hard Work of Mr. Miller has already brought about considerable improvement in our sc oo. Mr. Baum, faculty manager of ath- letic and student activity accounts, discusses a knotty financial problem with Mr. Miller. 14 l