Washington High School - Senatorian Yearbook (West Portsmouth, OH)

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HORTENSE A. BURRIS FHCULTY MARY M. BENNETT A B and B.S., Ohio University Commercial Subjects IEAN BLAIR B.A., Bob Iones University Vocal Music and Senior Class Advisor B.S. in Education, Miami Uni- versity English and Algebra LEON DAVIS B.S. in Secondary Education, Rio Grande College NVorld History, Physical Edu- cation, Head Basketball Coach and Iunior Class Advisor HAROLD E EVERLING B.S., Eastern Kentucky Univer sity, M.S., Ohio University Social Studies, Physical Edu cation, Head Football Coach and Senior Class Advisor DALE W. GILLETTE B.S. in Education, Bowling Greene State University Instrumental Music, Radio and Sophomore Class Advisor KATHRYN K. HOPKINS B.S. in Education, Ohio Uni versity General Science, Spanish, and Freshman Advisor IAMES EDWARD KETTER B.S. in Education Ohio Um versity General Business, Physics. and Chemistry 8

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Mr. McCowen received his B. S. degree in edu- cation from Ohio University, the Master's degree from Northwestern University and has attended both Otterbein College and Harvard University. Many educational leaders of the State point to- ward the rural schools of Scioto County as being outstanding and excellent examples of good plan- ning and sound leadership. I Q Mr. McCowen said in a statement to us, The C- rural schools of Scioto County will be extremely I ,M hard pressed to meet the impact which is bound I ,mms to come with the construction of the Atomic plant. fi , I --me f All of us will have our problems increased due I . to this growth. I am sure we will meet the chal- ,Q . lenge and by all of us working together we will 21.3, .- be able to continue our status near the top of the educational ladder. 5 . X 62153 I -iv... i l 1 Edward R. McCowen County Superintendent IU! is C rf-ww I SCI-IOCI.. POLICY IIIHHGRS The Washington Local Board of Education should be highly commended for its contribution to the progress and expansion of our schools. Their interest and perseverance convinced the State Board of Education of the need for greater facilities to take care of the increased enrollment in Washington Local Schools. We can point with great pride to the splendid co- operation between the Community, the School Board and the School officials in the passing of School Bonds amounting to S260,000 Ind in the School Board's presentation of our problems to the State Department of Education, persuading them to contribute an additional amount of S2l5,000, making a total of S475,000, for the construction of needed buildings. SEATED: Mrs. Margaret Parry: Mrs. Bessie Greene, Clerk, Mr. Charles Prince, President. STANDING: Mr. Elza Calendar, Mr. Farrell Vaughters, Mr. Lowell Stricklcrrgi, Vice-President. LEFT CENTER INSET: Mrs. Ruth Nolder, Secre- trfrv fn r Pnl!

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FRCULTY FOSTER R. KIRKER Wilmington College, Ohio Uni- versity American History and Eighth Grade Advisor ELIZABETH RASE MELVIN B.S. in Education Wilmington College Home Economics and Iunior Class Advisor AMY E. MITCHELL B.S. in Education, Ohio Uni- versity English lll, IV SAMUEL MOORE B.S. and M.S. Education Ohio University Industrial Arts and Freshman Advisor KENNETH E. RAPP B.S. in Education, Wilmington College Social Studies HELEN RATLIFE B.S. in Education College English it cmd Physical Edu cation, Sophomore Class Ad visor KATHLEEN ROLE Ohio University English and Literature, Eighth- Grade Advisor MARGARET STRICKLAND Miami University Mathematics and Grade Advisor 9 1