Parkview High School - Bay Blue Book Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

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Mr. David McAuley David M. VMcAuley, our very af- fable Clerk of the Board of Educa- ttion, has been a resident of Bay Village for 17 years. He graduated from West High School of Cleve- land, and received his degrees at Baldwin University and the Cleve- land Law School. He is a member of the, Bar Association. He has consistently shown an interest in civic affairs and has at all times striven for the best for Bay Village. Largely through his efforts the Bay Presbyterian Church was or- ganized. He served as la conscien- tious member of the Park Board when the Cahoon Memorial Park was in its infancy, and through his and fellow members' efforts, the community became convinced that under proper management an un- taking of this kind could be self- supporting. Mr. McAuley was one of the chief movers in the organiza- tion of The Community Club. He was elected to the Board of Education on Dec. 141, 1918, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Rev. R. K. Caulk. He served as a member until Nov., 1920, resigning to spend the winter in Florida. Mr. McAuley was elected Clerk of the Board of Education on Jan. 7, 1924. On Aug. 1st., 1926, he assumed the duties of a full time Clerk. Board of Education W. C. Myers .,.,.,.,.. , ..,,,--,,.,.........,. President Florence E. Whitney ........,........... Vice-President Dr. W. E. Culp J. P. Latimer William Serne It is thru the intelligent foresight and understanding on the part of the Bay Village Board of Education that Parkview high school is a school of the first grade and one which has been admitted to member- ship in the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The board has proved to be most co-operative and sympathetic with the 'academic side of school administration, and at no time has it been deemed the function of the board to dictate academic policies. Recognizing the importance of careful business management in the handling of public funds, the board two years ago appointed a full-time man, Mr. D. M. McAuley, to act as business manager. This was done as an economy-measure and has since proved the wisdom of the action. Three

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J. P. Latimer Florence E. Whitney YV. J. Myers Dr, W, E, Culp 'William Serne Two

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BARTON R. GRIFFITH Superintendent of Schools Graduated from College of Educa- tion, Ohio State University, 1917. Summer Work in graduate school 1923, 1926, 1927. Was principal of high school at Brooklyn Heights for 8 years. ! Served in World War-May 30, 1918, to March 21, 1919. Served in France-July 10, 1918, to March 1, 1919. Mr. Griffith Was appointed school head in Bay Village in 1926. Y, . Four MRS. MARY HITCHIN GS, Principal of Forestview grade school, has served the Bay Village folks in school Work for 18 years. As a recognition of merit and service, Mrs. Hitchings Was ap- pointed to her present position last spring. F I