Trumbull County Public Schools - Annual Yearbook (Trumbull County, OH)

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Bristol F. IVI. SMITH, Superinlendeul-VVeat Unity, Ohio Ohio VVesleyan University and Ohio State University Mathematics and Science Experience-Twenty years. FORD E. CLARK, COIUJII.-COIlllYll!llS, lndiunn Central Normal College Science and Manual Traniing Experience-Six years. ELVAH DAVIS, Lockwood, Ohio Kent State College and Ohio Business Instituto - Commercial Subjects Experience-Ten years. MARGARET BAWTON, Sunbury, Ohio Ohio VVQ-sleyan University English and Home Economics Experience-One year IRENE NYE, Rome, Ohio Hiram College History and Latin Experience-One year LAVVRENCE E. RICE, VVarren, Ohio Dana's Musical Instituto Band and Orchestra - Experience-Four yours. MRS. DAISY CURRIE, Fowler, Ohio Dana's Mllsical Institute, Northwestern University und Chicago Musi cal College Vocal Music Experience-Twenty years MRS. NANCY VAN DERVORT, Bristolville, Ohio Kent State College Fifth and Sixth Grades Experience-Seven years. MARION CARLILE, Cortland, Ohio Kent State College Fourth and Fifth Grades Experience-One year LENA EVERITT, Bristolville, Ohio Kent State College Third Grade Experience-Six years JENNIE DORIS SHAFFER, Champion, Ohio Kent State College Second Grade Experience-Three years MRS. CAROL FANSLER, Briswlville, Ohio Kent State College First Grade Experience-Eight years

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' Bristol Bristol Board of Education These men and women look after the interests of Bristol Schools. The boys and girls of Bristol Schools are fortunate in having men and women in these places who are vitally interested in their future. They are interested in maintaining a school program second to none. At the same time they are not in the habit of contracting bills they cannot see their way clear to pay. They run the schools on a sound business basis. They cooperate with the County Superintendent and the Superintendent of Schools in carrying out a progressive school program. The Board is representative of the Community in being progressive, business like, hroad minded, and public spirited. e Q Mr. Van Dervort and Mr. Munson have been members of the Board continuously since the erection of tlte present building in 1917. ' E 5 -sw MMM i E BRIS TOL LIBRARY 1 5 ? i E S t 3 5 E 5 2 E S Bristol Township Library Bristol Schools, Community, and the Township are very fortunate to have such excel- lent educational facilities as are provided by this Carnegie Library. It is located beside the school building. Many pupils visit it 'during the noon hour and in school hours. The library has about six thousands volume, and a very interesting collection of curios. Miss Gertrude Gardner has been librarian since 1914. Her kind and most ezfficient help is greatly appreciated by school children, teachers, and patrons who call often for books and magazines. e The library board cooperates with the school in providing required reading material for the pupils. The board is composed of Dr. E. Brinkerholf, President, W. Brockway, Sec. W. C. MoBrier, Treas., John Nelson, Charles Norton, Isaac Gale, and H. Seeley. This institution is a beacon of light unto our pathway in the search for knowledge and truth.

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Q W Bristol - . .7.,.,.,- ...,., K K K Q ,.,,,,,s . 1-i-if , '-fvgssfgrttrrszexxzzaf :.:t'.::.. '- -- ' - Efiliwkgsgjgiiiljgsfi - -- . YVEF' ' .if if eg Q , , Y , , , s-fi.. ?'l 'f BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Lcfl lo Right Mrs. Helen McLean, Pres., Elmer Williams, V. Pres., Elvah Davis, Sec., Mrs. Allie Hall, Trans. The Bristol Parent Teachers' Association was organized in 1923 with thirty members and Mr. Howard Grafton as president. Under his able leadership as president for five years, the association has grown to be one of the most active and worthwhile associations of the community. lt has each year accomplished its aim ofbringing together the home and the school, the parents and the teachers, which h as resulted in co-operation, each with the other for the education of the boys and girls. Materialy the organization has aided the school in serving hot lunches to the pupils and helping to equip the stage. With the election of Mrs. Helen McLean as the new president, the present organization started out this year with a membership drive, resulting in an enrollment now almost one hundred active members. Each month a corn- mittee of parents and teachers working together has prepared interesting programs with good speakers, good music and splendid parts by the children. This year the aim is to equip the playground for the smaller children. T Baseball Bristol High School had a tea min baseball last fall that will be remembered in years to come. There is no doubt that Bristol had one of the strongest teams in the country last season. They won eight games out of eleven, never being defeated by more than two scores. Throughout the entire season the team showed a great baseball ability. The team attributes a great deal of their success to the excellent training and instruction of their coach, Ford Clark. The boys are eagerly looking forward to the baseball -season next year and have a brilliant outlook for the coming season. Although they lose through graduation, Peterson, their pitcher for the past three seasons, and C. Cooper and Maenpaa, they are looking to others in the lower grades of high school, whom they believe will capnbly ill their places. X5