Oak Hills High School - Caledonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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assistant principal Mr. Down Martin, assistant principal, is active in supervising and making detailed arrange- ments for The execution of school policy. Like The principal, he meefs many sTUdents, parents, and faculty members each day. This is Mr. Martin's second year OS ossisfant principal. Three years ago he served Oak Hills 05 Dean of Boys. Mr. Martin is shown in his ofhce us he keeps abreast of the latest developments in educational procedure. Below left he is reading a report concerning an important Oak Hilis activity. g SChUQIS 4 0f 791mm. w 7- x' MrV Martin assis1s in the muior administrative Task 0f transporting students. 13

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man I! t ' r6.1.Li-7 principal 12 The activities of the Principal of a large high school are many. Perhaps these pictures can give some idea of Mr. Kulstod's many responsibilities. In the picture top left, Mr. Kuistcd holds a sym- bol of authority, which might depict his duties which make him responsible, in the final analysis, for everything that goes on in Oak Hills. He supervises students faculty, and other high School administrators. The principal is indeed o busy mom. Seldom is there Ci minute of the day when no student, fec- ulty member, parent, or telephone call awaits him. But in spite of his heavy work schedule, he keeps the wheefs turning that keep Oak Hills spinning. In the picture left, below, Mr, Kulstad is busily engaged in meeting a few of the many bookwork chores that are nec- essary for the operation of a large high schooli Reports on every Facet of high school life are prepared and distributed to local, state, and national educational departments and bureaus. The picture below right shows Mr. Kulstad involved in even yet a diHerent administrative duty. Here he confers with Mr. Rauscuip, bus supervisor, over one of the many pro- blems which arise yearly over the matter of transporting the entire body of Oak Hills twice a day.

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.iql'. Mrs, Alice K. Reberts Mrs. Alice K. Roberts serves 05 Dean of iunior and senior girls. Because she does work with seniors, much of her time is spent in assisting girls in gaining positions after school, if they are not going to coliege, and in helping those who are going to college with admissions blanks and the like. Mrs Roberts holds the BA. degree from Eastern Ky., State College, and the MA. degree from Cornell University Mr. William C. Fenian deans The Deans assist students in meeting both personal and aca- demic problems during the school year. Too, Mrs Roberts and Mr. Fenton are kept busy assisting students in completing col- lege applications and taking care of the myriad details of pre- paring to go to college. 14- Miss V. Brown Miss Brown is in her first year as Dean of fresh- men and sophomore girls. Prior to coming to Oak Hills, Miss Brown served with the Armed Forces Dependents Schools oversees. Miss Brown spends much of her time assisting freshmen and sophomore girls in becoming acquainted with the high school. Miss Brown holds c: 33 from Taylor University, and o M.Ed., from the University of Cincinnati. Mr. William C. Fenton is in his second year as Dean of Boys, Like Mrs. Roberts, he spends much of his time counseling boys who are going to col- lege and advising those who are going to work of the many opportunities open to them Mr. Fenton hoids a BM. from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; a BS. from the University of Cincinnati,- cmd on M.Ed., from Miami University