Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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L A Members of the School Board are, seated clockwise, Horace Smith, James Stewart, Voyle Allen, Clarence Carlson, Blair Martin and Albert Federico. SCHOOL BOARD The School Board is one of the most active school organizations. Superintendent C. G. Carlson recently has been helping on a county committee for the reor¬ ganization of the schools and keeps the board well informed of the happenings and develop¬ ments. One of the most recent projects of the Board was the new lighting of the school. It greatly improved the corridors and classrooms of H. H.S. They now are working on a policy handbook which they hope soon to publish. A new Agriculture barn is also under construction. Future plans include improving all toilet facili¬ ties, increasing the farm-shop area, paving area around Science building and eventually running water lines to the concession stand. We realize all the efforts and hard work of the School Board and want to take this op¬ portunity to express our sincere thanks and deep appreciation to them. At right President Voyle Allen works at his desk. 8

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Ml Mr. Clarence G. Carlson Mr. Clarence G. Carlson has completed his fourth year as superintendent of the Hagerstown-Jefferson Township Schools. During that time he has placed the welfare of our school as his primary interest. He is continually striving to do what is most beneficial to the students. To foster a spirit of friendliness, good sportsmanship and good will is his chief objec¬ tive. The school board, faculty, and students have come to depend on his leadership and guidance in the many problems and affairs of the school. Miss Helen Smith is Mr. Carlson ' s secretary. This year Mrs. Mariellen Stewart has assumed the duties of financial secretary. The cheerfulness and co¬ operation of both secretaries have proved an asset to our school. Mrs. Virginia Wichterman Miss Helen Smith Mr. Eugene H. Stone Mrs. Mariellen Stewart During the three years Mr. Stone has been principal at Hagerstown High School, many students have come to depend on him for advice in scholastic and personal problems. His understanding leadership has served as an inspiration to faculty and students. Mr. Stone has constantly sought ways to improve our school. H i s unceasing efforts have aided in establishing H.H.S. as one of the finer small schools in Indiana. A welcome addition to H.H.S. is Mrs. Virginia Wich¬ terman. As Mr. Stone ' s secretary, she is able to relieve him of numerous tasks. Her efficiency and cheerfulness kept the office running smoothly. 7

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Mrs. Brankle Cafeteria Manager Students and teachers relax and enjoy their lunch in the spacious school cafeteria. The bus drivers congregate before starting their routes at the close of school. The school cooks are busily preparing one of their delicious meals for the hungry stu¬ dents.