St Clairsville High School - Schi Schan Yearbook (St Clairsville, OH)

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Bcmciaf Although we seldom stop ro realize it, the Board of Education is the group sible for the many advantages and opportunities that we enjoy as St. Clairsville High School. These men unselfishlv give of their directly respon students in the time and their energy, directing their thoughts toward the improvement of the school as a whole. One of the more outstanding contributions ofthe Board this year was the fi nancing and erecting of the flood lights on our athletic field These lights conminin 1 . . K B 90,000 watts in all, have added much to the pleasure ofthe general public and to the attractiveness ofthe Held. It was through the joint efforts ofthe Fair Board and the Board of Education that fences could he provided for the athletic field. We, the students of St. Clairsville High School, may not always show our ap- preciation to the Board for all they do for us, but wc realize that they are constant- ly promoting the best interests of our school. Q. George Thnmhuril Frank Frnzivr Presiilfmt Clark Dr. E. Il. Pnru-riir-ld Dr. I. B. Martin Martin I.. Cowon I. T. Ni-wlin Seven

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Z MR. HARRY R. CORRELL S npcrin tendent Like the captain of a ship, Mr. Gorrell eihciently has piloted the St. Clairsville public schools to greater attainments. His extensive learning and sound judg- ment mark him as an outstanding leader anywhere. His public speaking ability has brought many calls to him from com- munity groups, and his addresses are always inspirational and challenging. He has encouraged all those school activities which best develop initiative, leadership, and cooperation. To stu- dents and teachers alike, he has proven an understanding friend to whom each could turn, confident of wise and sympa- thetic counsel. Eight , KY, MR. WILBUR I. CREGC Principal Under the quiet and capable guidance of our principal, Mr. Gregg, the St. Clairsville High School has recorded an- other year of accomplishments. His sympathetic understanding of the students and their problems has distin- guished him among many. As advisor to the Student Council, he has contributed many suggestions, but always has wel- comed those ot thc students. Serving as a teacher as well as prin- cipal, Mr. Gregg has devoted his entire time to the advancement of the school. By his efficient management and prac- tical advice he has won the respect and admiration of the Whole student body.