Austin High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Mr. Downes and Mr. Butler explain duties of office assistants to D. Sevcik and D. jaskot. DIITRTI No one man could accept the responsibility of keeping the administrative gears of our school well oiled and running smoothly. These men work together to produce an efficient organization which handles programming, supervises the East Building's operation, assigns substitute teachers, and requisitions needed materials. LESTER M. BUTLER Assistant Principal RAYNIOND LUSSENHUI' Assistant Principal GEORGE W. DOWNES Assistant Principal OMER S. WILLIAMS District Superintendent 12

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is DEI-XB MH. CARR Realizing that the principal is the strongest motivating orce in the shaping of school unity, school spirit, and school morale among aculty and students, ue your policy to treat the Austin students as adults, to respect their you have kept Austin one of the top schools of our city As a friend you have shown patience and understanding with our serious teen age problems Heres X .Q QE l QW tt thoughts, and to recognize their right to express their opinions As a principal HARRY S. CARR Principal Mr Carr speaks at a Pep Rally.

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