Steelton High School - Ingot Yearbook (Steelton, PA)

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.,.,.,.,.,.. I 3. -5 .... ' - N- 9. 9. .T A TRIBUTE TO OUR SUPERINTENDENT T SEEMS most fitting that this class, the last to graduate under Mr. Davis' direction, should express their appreciation of his splendid work for so many years. All Steelton knows Mi'. Davis, hut the school children really know him lwest. They know how deeply he is interested in their welfare even hefore they enter school, and then how carefully he looks out for their interests throughout the years of their school life. Finally, after graduation he follows their careers out into the world. Mr. Davis has served the Steelton schools since 1883. He served lirst as a teacher in the high school, next as assistant principal, and then as principal. CHARLES 5- DAVIS He served the high school as principal from iSSo S 'w i tc dcm until January, iozo, when he hecame superinten, dent of our schools. During this time the high school steadily advanced. Wheii Mr. Davis hecame principal, there were only three teachers in the high school. He has ever stood for progress, therefore the high school advanced, new courses were added, such as, commercial, manual arts and domestic arts. Mr. Davis was known asa good disciplinarian. For that reason he was always highly respected, hut there was more than a high respect for him, there was a deep regard for him as a friend and helper. No one ever went into his ofiice for help that he did not come out feeling that someone there had a deep interest in him personally. Mr. Davis' services have been felt in the town. He is a memher ofthe Kiwanis Cluh, has served on the i'Shade Tree Commission, and has heen for years a memher of the Playgrounds Committee. His services have extended heyond our narrow hounds, he has heen a memher of the ofiicial hoard of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association from its begin' ning and served as its president for a nuinher of years. He has also heen president of the Pennsylvania State Education Association. lt is with deep regret that we see Mi'. Davis ofiicially sever his connection with our school, hut we know that he will never really sever his connection with us, for his heart is so closely linked with us that he will always he part of our system. We wish him much happiness and continued health when he leaves his duties as our superintendent. I8