Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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Principal Wallace C. Glenwright Mr. Wallace C. Glenwright is our high school principal. He is well-known throughout the community and respected by citizens and students alike. Mr. Glenwright provides the lead- ership necessary to promote good re- lationships between community and school, and between teachers and stu- dents. He is directly responsible for all activities of the school, both in and out of the classroom. Mr. Glenwright has been associated with Sandusky schools for the past twenty-four years. He is a graduate of Mount Union College. He first served in our school system as a teacher in the Sandusky Junior High School. After two years he moved to high school, where in addition to his reg- ular work he served as athletic direc- tor, and both football and basketball coach. Mr. Glenwright served in the Navy from 1943 through 1946. ln 1946 he returned to Sandusky and was ap- pointed assistant principal. He was ap- pointed principal of Sandusky High in 1947. Mr. Glenwright received his Mas- ters Degree at Ohio University. M . . 5-:ws:2iffX Assistant Principal Clay Blancke Miss Gerry Bouy is Mr. Glenwright's personal secretary. The principal's of- fice is also under Miss Bouy's super- vision. Several students help Miss Bouy during their study periods. Mr. Clay Blancke is Dean of Boys and serves as assistant principal. As Dean of Boys, Mr. Blancke counsels the boys with academic and personal problems. Student attendance and ac- counting are also responsibilities of Mr. Blancke. He is also in charge of 16 m. m. visual education. Along with Miss Reiff, Mr. Blancke handles student em- ployment. Mr. Blancke is a graduate of Ohio State and holds a B.S. Degree in education. Miss Reiff is Dean of Girls. She re- ceived her Bachelor's Degree from Ohio Wesleyan University. Miss Reiff assists the girls with their personal and scholas- tic problems. She also holds consulta- tions with parents when necessary. The Sandusky schools develop in their students not only mental ability but also good citizenship and strong char- acter.

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Superintendent of Sandusky Public Schools Carl L. Mackey .x4c!minirifr'afion. In a school the size of Sandusky High there have to be competent lead- ers in order to maintain a well-integrat- ed and progressive program of educa- tion. The administration of our school succeeds in carrying out these ideals. This past year was Mr. Carl L. Mackey's first year serving in the capa- city of Superintendent of Sandusky Schools. This is, however, not the first year that Mr. Mackey has been in Sandusky. Mr. Mackey graduated from Marietta College in 1918, and came to Sandusky in the fall of that same year, to serve in a coaching position. He has been connected with our school system ever since, except in the years 1924 through 1927, during which time he served as principal at Oberlin High School. In 1927 Mr. Mackey returned to Sandusky to become principal of Sandusky Junior High School. He re- mained in this position for twenty-one years. In 1948 he accepted the position of assistant superintendent. Upon the resignation of Mr. Karl Whinnery last winter, Mr. Mackey was appointed Su- perintendent of Sandusky Schools. Mr. Mackey received his Masters Degree from the University of Wyoming. Mr. Mackey's clerical work is ably done by Mrs. Hyacinth Rheinegger, Mrs. Ruth Nemitz, and Mrs. Joan Mat- ter. Mrs. Rheinegger is also clerk of the Board of Education and Treasurer of the school system.

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Board of Education: ileft to rightb Mr. Mackey, Mrs. Knoble, Dr. Parker, Mrs. Rheinegger, Mr. Harbrecht, Mr. Moyer, Mr. Flynn Principal's Office: Miss Bouy Superinfendenfs Office! Mrs. Maher, Mrs. Nemifz, Mrs. Rheinegger .xnxx