Belleville Township West High School - Bellevinois Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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Mr. K. Lane Miller The Board of Education of District 201 consisted of (Bottom Row) Mr. Robert Superintendent of District 201 Nebgen, Mr. George Nold, Mr. Norman Krause, (Top Row) Mr. Edward Burris, Mr. Charles Heller, and Mrs. June Cox. Missing from the picture was Mr. Leonard Moore. The Board provided a place for learning Mr. K. Lane Miller, Superintendent of District 201 for fifteen years, executed the decisions of the Board of Education. The board was concerned with getting and spending public funds and planning calendars and curricula. Dr. Robert Dosier, assistant super¬ intendent, Mr. Eugene Sawalich, business manager, and Mrs. Jean Donovan, secretary to the Board, made certain that business and financial affairs were handled properly. West appealed to individual interests. Important positions in the Board of Education Office were held by Mrs. Jean Donnovan, Board secretary. Dr. Robert Dosier, assistant superintendent, and Mr. Gene Sawalich, business manager. Part of Mr. Miller’s day was spent in dictating letters to his secretary, Mrs. JoAnn Katzmark. 26 District 201

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Mr. Jerry Turner, Principal Mr. Turner was a loyal fan of the Mighty Maroons. Mr. Harold Limper, Assistant Principal for Administrative Services. Mr. Dan Wolford, Assistant Principal The principals gave advice and guidance Mr. Jerry Turner was the organizer of our school. He gave the go-ahead for school functions such as dances and assemblies. He also worked to plan a master schedule that would fit West’s faculty, students, and person¬ nel. He was a major factor contributing to West’s reputation. The four assistant principals dealt with students on a first-hand basis. They were responsible for helping students to iron out problems concerning home and school. An assistant principal could always be found when he was needed. This year the four assistant principals occupied newly-renovated offices in 208M. The principal’s offices in 200M were also renovated. Mr. Harris Tollefson, Assistant Principal Mr. Doug Dahm, Assistant Principal 27 Principals