Springfield Township High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, OH)

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o 0 0 HIGH SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Mr. L. C. Stingel MR. RICHARD CASAD Mr. Casad started his first yearasprincipal of Springfield Local and is doing a very fine job. He has givena lot of stu- dents adviceandguidance during this past year. Mr. Casad received his B.S. degree from Ohio State Univer- sity and his M.A. degree from Arizona State College. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MR. L. C. STINGEL Administrative capability, scholarly inclination, and in- gratiating tactfulness are in- tegrated into the personality of L. C. Stingel, superinten- dent of Springfield Local. His duties and functions are the spokes that make the wheel go around. He is a graduate of Wooster College where he received his Ph.B. degree, and of Ohio State University where he attained his M.A. degree. 3:5-Q ffl -7.4-ll Nr. Richard Casad MRS. RUTH TAYLOR Mrs. Taylor is in her second year as principal of Stingel Elementary School. She is doing a veryfinejob andwillcontinue to do so in years to come. Mrs. Taylor received herB.S. degree from Ashland College and attended Ohio State University. 8 I STINGEL ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL , il -JJ, wr , , Y - - lj! . . x. i f -4 A--, ,-,FL Kffea x Mrs. Ruth Taylor Jtx

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0 0 THE BOARD PERPLEXED WITH HOUSING PROBLEM p . -:Q E , 35.2152 BOARD OF EDUCATION A3 Z . gg, -B . sau' tg QLQX Harold Marshall, President . jf .-X. Q V Robert Bonham, Vice-President L I S -gf in 'f 'Li' A John D. Leppo, Clerk - 5 5 tl S .'J, ff,.Y.uiTgg 1 Robert Walker C' ! ,Z - f Jay W. Walker 5 L3 up I Q' V - fd N- I LC.Hwmr J Ah, uvlm Jggiggrgrl if . , . ......, QP- .,,, 1.5 W gr, X 3, , xM'r'H- ' iP Y'Et V-an V I ,f I O. M'3l.L't I. . - A ' -:4,51.' il .f , ' 'rcm-- e--' ' fig.: gl :fa .Lg fr One of the fine traditions of American life is quiet, almost anonymous, public service. An illustration in point is the Springfield Local School Board. These members work many hours each year with the knowledge of service as their only reward. L. to R: Robert walker, L. C. Flenner, John Leppo, Jay Walker, Harold Marshall, Robert Bonham They meet monthly, or oftener, to decide the matters of impor- tance that make our school effective. Accomplishments of the Board during the past yearincludethe completion of eight rooms tothe Stingel Elementary building, completion of a garage to house the driver training car and ABLE LEADERS GUIDE POLICIES OF STUDENT COUNCIL equipment such as the tractor, the purchase of all new type- writers for the typing classes, purchase of shop equipment im- provement of playground and drainage facilitiesg and worked successful passage of for the the bond issue to construct a new high school building. .,-of ,1- ,' V .gag---f' ' L to R: Dale Suter, Nancy Read, Mike Sunnucks, Norma Poffenbaugh Back Row: Pat Burger, Jerry Lelle, Larry Suter, Bill Hixon, Barbara Berger 9 STUDENT COUNCIL President - Dale Suter Vice-President - Nancy Read Secretary Treasurer - Norma Poffenbaugh