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

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Principal DURING the sojourn of Mr. M. C. Dietrich at Shaw, the beacon light of educational progress, the cornerstone in his school policy, has shone with paragon brightness. For thirteen years, come lune, 1942, his hand has been on the wheel of the ship that is Shaw. Guiding and helping, Mr. Dietrich has met and solved the problems that face every high school principal. Always eager, always interested in his charges, he has come into contact with pupils, par- ents, and teachers in the faithful fulfillment of his duties. And now, with the World chaotic, We still look to Mr. Dietrich again for inspiration and guidance.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Gualu fbubmea Mr. GEORGE N. NELSON, re-elected presi- dent in Ianuary, 1942, has served since 1934. His present term expires December 31, 1945. 1 Mr. C. VV. KIMMEL, past president, has served since 1932. His term ex- pires December 31, 1943. Mr. PAUL H. MCCLELLAND, new- est member oi the board, was e1ected in 1939 and wi11 serve unti1 Decem- ber 31, 1943. Mr. BEN B. WICKHAM, veteran of the board and past president, will serve until December 31, 1943. Mrs. MARIEM S. MORGAN be- came a member of the board in 1934. Her term wi11 expire Decem- ber 31, 1945.

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KNGWLEDGE AND INSTRUCTIGN . Z. O school is a good school unless it has a good faculty, and Shaw can point with pride to its capable teaching staff. From prin- cipal on down, the school personnel is both versatile and efficient, many teachers perform- ing double duty in teaching two subjects, or in acting as advisers for extra-curricular activi ties. English, languages, sciences, history, mathe matics, journalism, rhetoric, dramatics, physi cal education, music, art, technical training domestic arts, commercial courses .... a cur- riculum broad in scope, yet intensively taught Jean Quay Assistant Principal Howard K. Hunter Guidance Director Mary Morrison Librarian