Pemberville High School - Pemberette Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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ADHINISKRATION If the high school is to promote the demo- cratic way of life, the entire school, teaching staff and pupils,must be organized on a democratic basis. This means that the type of organization should be as flexible as oossible to the end that every person has the maximum opportunity for par- ticipating fully and freely in the formation of policies, in the determination of procedures and in the performance of the administrative routine on the school. A good school should help the pupil develop on understanding of, a respect for, and a faith in good leadership and a critically intelli- gent following of that leadership. We are fortunate in having a Board of Educa- tion that has had the foresight and willingness to work untiringly, without salary, for the progress of our school. In l957, we moved into e new 3180,- OOO high school building and at the present time d new Q80,000 grade building is being added to it. When the addition is comoluted we will have one of the finest physical school plants in this section. Knowing this, the faculty and stide-t body wish to thank the beard for tho many uri ilegos and opporl tunities they have made possible for us to recdxb. Our school board consists of Er. F. A. Krift, presidcntg Dr. H. W. Diwrkmhcide, vice-presidcntg C. H. Titgomeyerg I. E. Brentlingcrgh, O. Wormleyg and Ernest Hcckman, clerk,

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