Shaw High School - Shuttle Yearbook (East Cleveland, OH)

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N 1929, Mr. BI. C. Dietrich left the position of ' superintendent of schools in Billings, Montana, to assume the duties of principal of Shaw. He has since progressed far in attaining his three out- standing purposes, namely, the formation of a broadened curriculum to meet the changing needs of the community, the building of a program of extra-curricular activities to stimulate and develop the interests of students, and the development of a system of guidance which guarantees to the pupil close personal attention and assists him in analyz- ing his abilities that he may best prepare himself for his chosen occupation. Executives Mr. M. C. Dietrich, Principal Miss Jean Quay, Assistant Principal Mr. Howard K. Hunter, Guidance Director Mr. F. E. Williams, Boys' Adviser

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Superintendent of Schools Mr. W. H. Kirk EW' people in this community have witnessed and, at the same time, played an important part in the development of our city and school. It has been with interest and enjoyment that Mr. VV. H. Kirk, Superintendent of East Cleveland Schools, has had this unique experience. After teaching for two years in a small-town high school in the central part of Ohio, Mr. Kirk, a graduate of Baldwin-1Vallace College, came to Shaw which was then an academy for both boys and girls. In that year of 1891, the student body of about forty pupils, and two faculty members, watched Mr. Kirk assume his position which included the offices of superintendent, principal, teacher and coach. Some of those subjects in wl1icl1 Mr. Kirk gave instructions were Greek, Latin, physics, geometry and chemistry. It was under the coaching regime of Mr. Kirk that the first football team was organized. In 1915, Mr. Kirk relinquished the position of principal of Shaw High School to Miss Josephine Barnaby to devote all of his attention to the position of Superin- tendent of East Cleveland Schools. Thus it has been in the otlicc of Superintendent of Schools, that we have known and loved this Hne gentleman. for whom the VV. H. Kirk Junior High School was named.

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