Western Hills High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MR. ARTHUR HAVLOVIC Principal The art of heing a principal is complex and demanding. It requires a capable mind and universal knowledge. lt demands physical endurance and lasting patience. It necessitates willing- ness and enthusiasm far beyond the job. A person with these qualities is Western Hills, principal, Mr. Arthur Havlovic. Each day he calls upon his varied faculties in quick succession. Arriving as early as seven-thirty, he may find teachers and sometimes parents eager to confer with him. Following the crowded busy hour before school, he turns to conferences with perhaps an assistant principal, a counselor, a secretary, the dietition, the engineer, the visiting fireman, or the man who came to repair the time clock. Nor does his day come to a close at three o'clock. There are still endless meetings to attend in both the afternoon and the evening. To tend to all these matters and yet retain a congenial way and a friendly smile is the mark of a devoted man such as lVlr. Havlovic. Ike practices his swing on the White House lawn: Mr. Havlovic poses for a shot in 'Front of his White House with Mr. Love.