Fort Hill High School - Sabre Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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VICTOR D. HEISEY, Principal Fulfilling the duties of king, whether red or white, Mr. Victor D. Heisey actively functions in the position of principal of Fort Hill High School. He is highly respect- ed by students and faculty alike. for his understanding and capa- bility enable school routine to flow along with the ease of the Walrus' tears. Broadening the students' view of life has been one of Mr. Heisey's aims and accomplish- ments, for through his efforts, var- ied courses, activities, and assem- blies have enabled the students to see both sides of the looking glass. More power to one of the finest principals in the school system, and our appreciation for his un- derstanding guidance. SEATED-Miss Hamilton. Mathematics: Miss Wlllison. English: Miss Sebree. Miisicz Mr. Heisey, Principal, STANDlNG-Mr. Rirchie, Commercial: Mr. Shumaker. Languages: Mr. Wimer, Vice-Principal: Mrs. Hughes. Dean of Girls. NOT PICTURED-Miss Miller, Home Economics: Mrs. Blough, Visual Educ-ationg Mr. Morris. Social Studies. Directing the moves on Fort Hill's chessboard is the Principal's Cabinet. This group consists of Principal Victor D. Heiseyg Vice Principal Ralph Wimerg Miss Nellie Willi- son, head of the English Department, Miss Margaret Hamil- ton, Mathematics Departmentg Miss Evelyn Miller, Home Economics Departrnentg Mr. Warren Shumaker, Language Departmentg Miss Dorothy Sebree, Music Departmentg Mr. Robert Morris, History Department, Mr. Paul Perdew, Visual Education, and Mrs. Ada Hughes, Dean of Girls. The Prin- cipal's Cabinet is the policy forming committee of the school. The Cabinet meets on Mondays after school, when the problems of the school are discussed and solved. The chief purposes of the group are to act as adviser to the Principal, make suggestions for the maintenance and im- provement of the school, and, in general, to act as a clearing house for all school problems. The Cabinet is one of the many democratic plans effectively operating at Fort Hill. Since it includes the heads of departments, each de- partment has a part in the administration of school affairs.