Washington High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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THEYWULLTHANKfYOU You can't escape the law, Paul Stim- son! Anvy approves the enforcement of traffic laws because he knows they are made to protect the people. Viola- ticns of laws may result in the death of your neighbor or, who knows, even of yourself. When lives are at stake, saf- ety should be' the prevailing issue. - AN M YOUNG

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V i .Qi ik S OEEFI z H Q T z DJ .Pl . 'Z i-4 Dfi FIJ . D-i D cn R. W. FEIK . ' l T l - ' BOARD or EDUCATION Each school city in Indiana has one board of education and one school superintendent, a group which is recommended by the state legislature. The board consists of three men who are appointed or elected by various methods in different localities. In East Chicago, the members of this board are selected by the afdermen. As a result ot primary appoint- ments, a new member is chosen to the board every year to serve a term of three years, subject to reappointment. ln this manner, the board always retains two experienced members. This group elects within itself a president, secretary, and a treasurer. Their duties are to determine the needs of the school city. The board acts independently of the political city and has authority to levy educational taxes. The necessities and wants I of the public schools are communicated to the board. The superintendent acts as the ex- ecutive Officer between The SCl'lOOlS and the board of education. He recommends the fac ulty, suggests solutions to the educational problems, and attempts to better the sch lite in East Chicago. The present members of the board are: Mr. l-l. W. Yant, Dr. A Forszt, and Mr. John Zarza, and the superintendent, Mr. R. W. Eeik. BOARD OF EDUCATION A. FORSZT . . J. ZARZA . . H. W. YAN l l W . l . I'