Anoka High School - Anokan Yearbook (Anoka, MN)

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ADMINISTRATORS Our able superinTendenT of The recenTly formed Anoka- IndependenT School DisTricT No. 220, Morris Bye, is The individual To whom much of The success of The new Anoka Senior High School is To be aTTribuTed. Since l9-43 when Morris Bye became our superinTendenT, he has noT only supervised The building of The new high school buf also The consTrucTion oT several elemenTary schools, among which are The Lincoln School, The Wash- ingTon School, and an addiTion To The Franklin School. In addiTion To coordinaTing The decisions of The Board of EducaTion wiTh The policies of The individual schools ThroughouT The disTricT, Mr. Bye has had an imporTanT parT in deTermining The educaTional policy of This sTaTe. As The TirsT graduaTing class oT The new Anoka Senior High School, we pay TribuTe To This eTTicienT adminis- TraTor and able leader. Behind The scenes in The adminisTraTion of DisTricT Nc. 220 are The six members oT The Board of EducaTion, These public minded ciTizens devoTe much of Their Time To The managemenT and improvemenT of school facili- Ties ThroughouT The school disTricT. The mosT ouTsTanding and mosT recenT of Their accomplishmenTs is The success- Tul compleTion oT The new Anoka Senior High School. The Board oT EducaTion, which is comprised of local ciTizens who are prominenT noT only in The Tield of edu- caTional managemenT buT who are leaders in oTher com- muniTy aFFairs, consisTs of Fred H. Moore, PresidenT, H. G. Haugland, Vice PresidenT, Raymond K. Nelson, Secre- Tary, L. O. Jacob, Treasurer, and John Higgins and Fred J. GhosTley, DirecTors.