Allegan High School - Echo Yearbook (Allegan, MI)

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HIIHIIHISTRHTIUH In league with the future are Allegan high school's faculty and administration. The administra- tion heads and school board are planning and preparing with re- gard to AIlegan's new high school. The faculty's instruction in the classroom and aid in extracur- ricular events helps students to make ready to cope with their planned futures. STUDYING PLANS for the new school are Mr. Peckham, Mr. Mul- ready and Mr. White.

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A 1 SU PERINTENDENT LAWERENCE E. WHITE 'Y SCHOOL BOARD. Melborne Button, Chester Ray OUR ADMINISTRATORS LOOK AHEAD Facing overcrowded conditions in our present high school. Superintendent Lawrence E. VVhite worked closely with the board of education to plan Allegaifs new high school. to be completed by the fall of 1957. Construction of the school is progress- ing rapidly toward completion. hir. 1Vhite became superintendent of the Allegan schools in 195-'lf and has done an excellent job as the head of our school achninistration. He holds an A.B. degree from XVestern Michigan college and an M.A. SECRETARIES. joan Madalinski and Hazel Bishton degree from the University of Michigan. Hazel Bishton assists Mr. Wfhite in many duties. Sho is the secretary to our superintendent, and is beginning her seventeenth year of service to Allegan high school. Joan Madalinski is the clerk in the main ofhce. She is an alumna of Allegan's class of 1954. Miss Maclalinski began working for the school in the fall of 1954. SECRETARY Mrs. Banks with student ofhee helper, Mary Meyers Q KR . , Xi. 17' nu 6