New Marion High School - High School Daze Yearbook (New Marion, IN)

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Our Executives SUPT. ELBERT E. DAY PRIN. JOHN W. KENDALL ELBERT E. DAY. Superintendent of the Marion City Schools, was born in 1882 at Markle, Indiana. He attended Marion Normal, Indiana Univer- sity, and Columbia University, and has an A.B. and an A.M. degree. His career as a teacher is both long and interesting, a striking testimonial of great ability well used. He taught school in Roll, Millgrove, Butlerville, Galveston, Bunker Hill, Butler. and Toledo before he came to Marion four years ago in February, 1923. His experience has rendered him an exceedingly capable superintendent. Perhaps the most important events which have occurred under his jurisdic- tion are the construction of the McCulloch and Martin Boots Junior High Schools and the adoption of plans for a new field house for Marion. School affairs in Marion have prospered as never before since the installation of Super- intendent Day, and he is well liked by both students and teachers throughout the city. PRINCIPAL JOHN WESLEY KENDALL was born in Miami County. He is a graduate of Indiana State Normal and of Indiana University. He has an A.B. degree and has had a great deal of experience as principal. having been prin- cipal of the High School at Peru, Indiana before he came to Marion. He assumed the oliice of principal of the Marion High School in 1920 and has been here for seven years. It is no easy task to fill the office of principal well and he has certainly done so. A great deal of preparation and a tremendous fund of intensive information is needed by the holder of such an office and the holder must possess other attributes even harder to acquire. Altogether M.H.S. has good reason to be proud of her chief executive and to compliment him on the way in which school affairs have been transacted during his administration.

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