Alton High School - Tatler Yearbook (Alton, IL)

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 MR. E. M. LEAMON, Assistant Superintendent This book, the result of a cooperative effort of students and faculty advisors, dramatically displays one facet of the many outstanding capabilities of our youth. Congratulations! MR. MACY PRUITT, Administrative Assistant in charge of Junior and Senior High School Curriculum. Good will among people will increase as we are able to concede that being different is not necessarily being wrong. MR. C. R. WRIGHT, Administrative Assistant in charge of Vocational Education. An education is your only means of preparing yourself to accept responsibility in the future. 25

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Administrative Staff MR. DON KEIL School Engineer MR. DEAN BROWNING Director of Adult Education MR. LEROY FRITZ Director of Personnel and School-Community Relations MR. JAMES MEYERS Director of Physical Education MR. RAYMOND READY Administrative Assistant in charge of Elementary Curriculum MR. KENNETH P. CONRADY Director of Music MR. CHARLES RAYBORN Director of Planning MR. DEAN TAYLOR Director of Guidance MR. JAMES CLARK Director of Audio Visual and Title I MR. JAMES M. CASPER Director of Audio Visual and MR. LLOYD NORMAN Director of Special Education MISS AAARY E. SIDWELL Business Manager of Cafeterias MISS MERCELINE E. HENSON Supervising Nurse MISS MAXINE STEVENSON Director of Libraries DR. FRANK GIRARD Director of Art MR. AARON PETERSON Reading Consultant

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Board Of Education MR. ROBERT S. MINSKER President During your twelve years in school, educational processes have changed rapidly and will continue to change. As increases occur in population, knowledge, and technology, substantial sociological readjustments will have to be made. All of these will affect you and your future. One of the fundamental changes in your educational program has been a broadening of the base of your knowledge. Another has placed emphasis on independent research and analysis of what is new. These innovations have given you experience in adjusting to a dynamic, moving society. The extent of the adjustments you will have to make cannot be determined at the present time. However, in the years ahead the successful men and women will be those who are able to re-educate themselves — probably several times during their lives. The basic ingredients of your education over the past twelve years have been good. We trust that you will use them to your advantage. Robert S. Minsker President Board of Education 26