Wheelersburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wheelersburg, OH)

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OUR LIPERI TE DE T EDWARD R. MCCOWEN, Scioto County Superintend- ent, received his B. S. Degree from Ohio University, the Masters Degree from Northwestern University and has attended both Otterbein College and Harvard University. Superintendent McCowen said in a statement to us, The progress ofall rural schools has been satisfactory and we are indeed proud of the splendid record of our schools. New School Legislation which goes into effect in 1956 should help us improve our systems in many ways. We must never be content with our progress, however, and our sights must be placed on the years to come from 1960 on through 1970 in order to meet the needs of our growing school population. The County Administration sends its congratulations to the Wheelersburg High School, the entire Staff, Principal, and Board of Education, and especially to the student body for a job well done. BOARD OF EDUCATION: S. A. Purtee. D. V, Jackson, I. Harper Preston, Carl J. Herms, Raymond Conklin, 2 1 1'-1

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OUR PRINCIPAL JACOB H. SEE, Local Executive Head of the Wheelers- burg Schools, received his B. S. degree in Education from Ohio University and his Master's degree from Ohio University Graduate School. Educationalexperiences of Mr. See have been varied. He has taught classes of elementary, secondary, and college level. Previous to his position as principal, Mr. See served as assistant principal for two years. He has now successfully completed his fifth year as our principal. Mr. See gives us this message: Congratulations and best wishes to the yearbook staff and the senior class of 1956. You are the final measurement of the re- sults ofthe efforts of your teachers and the school ad- ministration. lt may be years before an accurate evaluation of your real worth to mankind can be made, but, somehow, we believe you will make a directed contribution. ARTHUR D. PRESTON, Assistant Principal, received his B.S. degree in Education from the University of Wilmington. He also at- tended Ohio University, and the University of Cincinnati. Mr. Preston has taught school for twenty-five years. He was basketball coach for seven years, and has now been our able assistant principal for two years. 1 X' 1' x ,. X ,. f . s. r . . 5 i N .Ai uvgr, ' 1,1- Ng.,. k. .. st it S lp .C we, - . 1 I AV if '53, Di . 1 - Q Q - , . HN, . i . - -s .K - -i ,, H ,. 1 if .. Ls' r Q 'i- 1 as Ri., MK, Av. . . , .ii 1. .Q if - . i s O Inf' K J...sJ f K Lx- f f all KATHALEEN SKIVER, Secretary and Office Assista nt, attended the Office Training School in Columbus. Miss Skiver has been the competent secretary ofMr. See for the past five years. Her other secretarial experiences include employment at the Selby Shoe Company and at Curtiss Wright in Columbus.