Wheeling High School - Record Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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V C. E. GITHENS, B.A.. M.A., Ph.D. Superintendent of the Wheeling Public Schools B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Franklin College, 1896, 1898, and 1906: Master of Arts Degree, Bethany College 1902: A. E. and A. M. Scottish Rite: American Mathematical Society: Ameri- can Mathematical Association: The Circola de Mathematico, Palermo: Rotary Club: Society for the Advancement of Science: Elder Second Presbyterian Church: Superintendent of Schools since 1914. To Mr. Githens, the faculty and student body expresses its deep admiration for the capable manner in which he has super- vised the schools of the district. Under his competent direction every venture of the manage- ment has been successful during his term of ofhce. The citizens of Wheeling appreciate his eiiiciency, and West Virginia recog- nizes him as one of its leading educators, a brilliant scholar who has done much to make Wheeling schools nationally known. The members of the class of 1926 know him as an executive who has never failed to encourage them in their enterprises. MR. C. li. GITHENS. Superintendent of the NVhr-cling llnhlie Schools I. E. EWING, B. S. Principal of WheeI1'ng High School College of Wooster: President of Ohio Valley Alumni Club: 1. 0. O. E.: A, O. U. W.: Blue Pencil Club: Elder of First Presbyterian Church: Director of Island Community Associa- tion. Although Mr. Ewing has been with the graduating class only two of its four years in Wheeling High School, he has established himself in the heart of each Senior as a true friend. He has proven his ability as an outstanding leader by his eli- ciency, his sympathy, patience: optimism, and untiring efforts 1 to improve every department of our school. It is the wish of the Senior class that Mr. Ewing, a friend of every student and teacher, might realize the full depth of its appreciation for his able guidance during the past two years. MR. I. E. EWING Principal of VVheeling High School