Albany High School - Comet / Winnetkan Yearbook (Albany, WI)

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ADMINISTRATION Robert E. Allen The administration has done a great deal of work this school year to improve facilities for both students and teachers. With a combined effort, classrooms were painted, carpeted, relocated, and rearranged in order to provide a belter atmosphere for learning. As in any readjustment period, the 1974-1975 school term had some difficulties, however, with a little understanding. patience, and a few compromises, these difficulties were easily ironed out. Mr. Robert li. Allen, superintendent, served as K-12 principal in addition to his superintendent duties. With the help of Mi. Michael Henderson, assistant administration and guidance, the administrative department showed diplomacy in dealing with various situations concerning class scheduling and othei areas of administration. The Board of Education also served an important role. With the strain placed on the economy, the Board faced many major decisions regarding finances. The Board works closely with the administration and faculty in creating and implementing policies which relied the educational philosophy and objectives of the community. SCHOOL BOARD: W. Albertson. S. Blumer.G. Brewer, L. Dunphy. P. Hahn, V. Lcrch. and W. McCrccdy. — The 1975 Comet Staff wishes to apologize to the Albany School Board for not having their picture in this year's annual. Due to the inability to have a working camera and a skilled photographer at one of their regular meetings, we were unable to get a picture. SORRY!! Mr. Allen addresses a student body assembly.

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 27 Joan Acscliliinan Editor

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Michael Henderson Mr. Henderson’s major role is that of guidance counselor. He handles the difficult task of scheduling student’s for their classes each semester. Along with this duty, he also serves as assistant administrator. Miss Charlotte King and Mrs. Phyllis Aeschliman also serve an important role in the Albany School. As bookkeeper, Miss King handles the financial accounts for many student organizations along with the payroll, lunch program, etc. Mrs. Aeschliman serves as the school secretary. She handles the telephone, various correspondence, and the many other duties of a school secretary. Mr. Henderson checks the halls while classes are in session. SECRETARIES Charlotte King Phyllis Aeschliman 29