Albert Lea High School - Tiger (Albert Lea, MN)

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9 ow furnace WING' 'B Faculty and Academics - 9 1

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Faculty And Academics New carpeting infaculty lounge . . . Lectures given through closed circuit TV for frst time . . . Goggles in chemistry because of state law . . . Expanded program of team teaching in senior social studies . . . Better communication between rooms a'ue to PA system ana' intercom phones . . . a-F ny dA a

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LORNE WARD - Superintendent. K. D. PEDERSEN - Principal. HAROLD BEULKE - Assistant Principal. IRVIN J. ANDERSON - Administrative Assistant. MARTIN JORDAHL - Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. NORMAN BAILEY -I Voc. Coordinator. . , ..., tior. . new 1:-f + Administration Board Puts Crackdown On Hair, Dress Codes The school board decided to crackdown on hair and dress codes from the beginning of the school year. The board felt school is a place for learning and one cannot be equipped to learn unless he is properly attired and his hair is neatly combed. The first day of school Mr. L. S. Ward temporarily expelled certain persons, reading their names at the assembly, until they came to school properly attired and with a haircut. As Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Ward is responsible to the board for the efficient and effective operation of the school and all of its activities. It was his duty to en- force those codes and his orders were to Shape up the school. The bond issue for the school remodeling and addition amounted to two and a half million dollars. There was no definite clause in the contract as to when this schedule is to be completed and as yet there is no date set as to when the school plans to accept this work as completed. Mr. John Pappas and Mr. Phil Tennis were chosen to serve as school board members. The board meets in the newly completed executive board room on the second Tuesday of every month. 10 - Academics THE LENGTH 0F HAIR, a controversial clause in the dress code, is debated by students. I , 5 ' i 54 . 5