Anchorage High School - Anchor Yearbook (Anchorage, AK)

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School Board Guides Anchorage Schools The Board of Education has efficiently directed the schools of the Anchorage Independent School District through another year of improvement and pro- gress. The many duties of the board include establishing the policies of the schools and supervising fund raising and expenditures. Members of the board remaining from last year are: lohn O'Shea, Ed Davis, and Keith Lesh. Odin Strand- burg and lim Parsons were elected to the other positions this year. lltightj -Ed Davis, newly elected president of the school board, presides over all board meetings and helps the board make decisions on school policies. CBe1owJ-Members of the board, representatives of the admin- istration and visitors are, left to right: Ed Davis, Mrs. Mildred Mantle, Dwight H. Newell, Dr. Leroy Good, Don E. Fridley, John 0'Shea, Mr. Small, Mrs. Gladys Wood, Miss Cynthia Jahren, Odin Strandburg, Jim Parsons, and A, W, Morgan. 6 . YC X I L . Q . XS R ...f 'W I' NJ' X skit V-tsl 441,- -5 M4 ,fn .. ul -ra.,

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A. W. MORGAN-Superintendent of Schools. DON E. FRIDLEY-Assistant Superintendent in Charge oi' Business and Finance. DWIGHT H, NEWELL - Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Curriculum and Iu- struction. 42- .X -fin A. W. Morgan Heads Superiniendents Office Superintendent of Schools A. W. Morgan is completing his fourth year as the head of the Anchorage Independ- ent School District. In this capacity he gathers information for the school board to consider and carries out the policies it adopts. To assist Mr. Morgan in his ever- increasing duties are Assistant Super- intendents Don E. Pridley and Dwight H. Newell. Mr. Fridley is in charge of business and finance and Mr. Newell takes care of curriculum and instruction. These capable administrators are working constantly to keep the schools running smoothly and efficiently. I2-+

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OFFICE ,.. . STAFF X Anincre k vs G this year to take Carre of l ased office staff was need fd , arqer enroll- ment and tlie many details at keeping student records up-to-date. Mrs. Alma Lalinurri aqain served in the capacity of reqistrar and personal secretary to Mr. Guttey. Mrs. Kay Mc- G , . . uin lield tlie position of secretary and Mrs. Cleo Kleincopt was tlie typist. Student office lielpers wlio served in tlieir tree periods inclu led cn : M. Powers, M. Marlin, N. Masol 1, N, Mack, B, ltetit, l. Tinilnreok, S. Hales, D. ltadinsky, ll. Evf'1nfz,lt. lloclfgftl' S S yl .act v::,Cf.llr1r11 ilton M Simon I3 ll rr , , , , owletl, l. llectrzaon, B llulinq, ll. Wcxlkcer, ll. Koontz, N. Clliriyfpvll, ll. lJfvwfXr:1,c1r1fl lf. Cfciywocwcl. 'Cf mil op! Mrs. Alma Lahnum, rm.-,iNtr':nr' :md plTI'HUIl1ll Vu,1 ' A ,fx sccrctnry to Mr. Guffcy, 1CcnLorj Mrn. Cleo Klein cop! and Mrs. Kay McGum pm-me for Z1 picture nn they carry out their mnnv taxku in the ufficrr. !Bott,omj Student workcrn Helen Powurn and Jnnts Pearson work with Mrs, McGn1n, offtcre r-tm:re1.nry, Q-4 X