North Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pioneer, OH)

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SCHOOL LEADERS HIP The improvement of education can only come about through the combined efforts of the board of education, executive head, teachers, and parents. Our board of education is striving to provide competent teachers, ad- equate facilities, and necessary materials to meet the needs of our changing world. The results of their efforts cannot be adequately measured at present but the future will tell the story. There was one change in our board during this school year. Mrs. Burl Dury replaced Mr. Critchfield as he decided not to enter the fall election. Mr. Brownson, executive head of our school system for the past three years , is working to improve our school system through efficient administration and direct per- sonal contact with the students and their activities . He lives with his wife Myrtle and daughters Brenda and Cindy in rural Pioneer. He received his bachelors degree from Ashland College and his masters degree from Ohio State University. MR. LAVERN SLAGLE MR. RICHARD REPP WILLIAM BROWNSON President Vice-President Executive Head MR. RICHARD BECK MR. IAMES HAYS MRS. BURL DURY MR. KENNtL'l'H CRITCHFIELD

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Q GERALD HENDRICKS High School Principal In order to successfully complete high school requirements, a student must have a firm backgrotmd in the fundamentals. A strong CONDITIONS GO A smooth running school program necessitates adequate communications between administration, teachers, and student. This can be accomplished through bulletins, assemblies, and personal contact with students and student organizations. This is only one of the jobs performed by Mr. Hendricks in the few periods a week that he has available. He teaches chemistry, physics, general sci- ence, advanced mathematics, sponsors science club, sponsors student council, a member of nation- al honor society board, and is athletic director. He resides on a farm near Pioneer with his wife Elouise and three sons. Charles, his oldest son, is now a student at Manchester College. junior high program is of utmost importance if these students are to attain the high stand- ards that today's society demands. This is the responsibility of Mr. Gilcher and his staff. Mr. Gilcher teaches arithmetic and resides on a farm south of Kunkle with his wife and six children. MRS. BRANDON MRS. GREEK Secretary Secretary THOMAS GILCHER Iunior High Principal