Triadelphia High School - Triadelphian Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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ull D 2 if 3 5 I 765 BOARD OF EDUCATION-Standing, Left to Right: J. Ira Steele, maintenance supervisor: J. P. McHenry, superintendent: Levering C. Bonar, assistant superintendent in charge ot iunior and senior high schools: H. D. Wiltong. assistant superin- tendent in charge ot elementary schools. Seated: President John H. Clarlc, Clyde W. Campbell, Wm. F. Garden, Robert C. Hallett, Mrs. Richard T. McCoy. Board of Education Maintains Standards of County Schools For physical supervision and the maintenance of quality standards in its curriculum, Triadelphia High School is dependent on the tive members ot the Ohio County Board ot Education. Assisted by the three Ohio County school superintendents, this elected governing body ot the school system meets regularly to budget and distribute educational tunds, tormulate policy, arrange bus transportation tor students, hire teachers, and organize upkeep and improvements ot all public elementary and secondary schools in Ohio County. Textbooks, supplies, and equipment tor class instruction are also provided by the Board. Meetings ot this non-partisan unit are held in the Board ot Education Building, ZIO3 Chapline Street, Wheeling, the third Thursday ot every month. President John H. Clark heads the group, and J. P. McHenry serves as secretary. To this dedicated and etticient body every Little Red owes gratitude tor a large part ot his school-hour weltare. l1.r5T 'E:3.f5 .i ' '5'Fv. , .2 l 'yei SUPERINTENDENTS - Leff to Right: Levering C. Bonar, H. D. Wiltong, and J. P. McHenry. I I

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Scholastic Stuffing Compuiing an income fax re- iurn, balancing a household budgei, and keeping accounls are buf fhree adull occupa- fions fha? demand a working knowledge of maihemafics. Mrs. Grubb walcphes 'iwo of her plane geomefry sfudenis, Becky Wilson and Jim Seiberi, em'ploy fheir compasses. While Khrushchev visifed ihis counfry and Presidenf Eisen- hower 'ioured abroad, Triads kepf informed on lhese and oiher perfineni happenings. ln Mr. Shinsky's social science class, Sharon Joseph and Anne Mary McDonie, freshmen, dis- fribu+e copies of Every Week, a currenf evenfs sfudy paper. Today's in-iraining seamsfresses prepare fo be +omorrow's well- dressed women, careerisfs in +l1e home economics Field, or experf housewives. Wiih Mrs. Sfeele's friendly guidance, Dixie Neuhard enioys becom- ing familiar wi+h 'lechniques of fhe sewing machine, and Carol Downs heeds fhe insfrucfion. , ii Tl . -I' Y 'MU P21129-4 '-'-5 -'L-,gi-q -4. .

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