Upper Arlington High School - Norwester Yearbook (Upper Arlington, OH)

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Earn! of gyncafion fr Iohn Kennedy, Kenyon Campbell, Mrs. I. W. Wilce, Robert Adair, Ben Hadley. P.T.A. OFFICERS IERRY C. MONTGOMERY President MRS. I. B. PENTZ Vice-President MRS. BEN K. BARE Vice-President IOHN S. CROUT Vice-President MRS. ADA CRANE Secretory RGY BAILEY Treasurer THE P. T. A. COUNCIL First: Magruder, Fullen, Bore, Crcme, Pentz, Montgomery. Second: Bailey, Hill, Cclvins, Saville, Fullen, Crout.

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.xgofminidfrafion ' VM IVAN W. DAVIS Principal lvan W. Davis, who majored in secondary education at Ohio State University, has been in the Arlington schools as lonq as any of the present students can remember. He tirst entered this school system as an elementary teacher and has risen steadily since that time to elementary principal and hiqh school teacher, until at the present time his position is that oi hiqh school principal and assistant superintendent. One year he also coached the football team during a prolonged absence ol the athletic coach. Mr. Davis believes that a school should be a place Where a student becomes happier, wiser, more human, more useful, and more cooperative because of his contact with the school. lt should also have an orderly, quiet atmosphere in which students are qiven the opportunity to do some serious and constructive thinking. Over the years he has worked consistently to carry out these principles in our school. O. E. HILL Superintendent O. E. Hill, a qraduate ot Columbia University in the fields of secondary, elementary, and finance administration ot the public school, has had a varied experience as teacher, iunior and senior liiqh school principal, city superintendent, and two years as Assistant State Director of Education. l-le believes that the practice ot democratic principles in a school is of paramount importance, for ii tlio fierno- cratic institutions of this country are to be maintained, they must be taught to the younq people ot the nation not .by lectures, but included in all educational activities. Mr. l-lill contends that the school should be the center of community activity, and should be the leader in suvli projects as recreation anti adult education, as well as the academic proaram tor the students. 'llie responsibility ot the school is to survey its community as to the needs ot its students and to formulate and adlust its curriculum to meet these needs.

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