Baugo Township High School - School Bell Echoes Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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A1 Nj f be-l k :C- ROSS KAUFFMAN CHARLES HEFFNER BERT COOK ADVISORY BOARD The greatest contribution a school such as Jamestown can make to its students is a more wholesome attitude to life in general and the school in particular. If during the years of elementary and high school experience, one's judgement has been improved, a sense of reliability, fair play, courtesy, and loyality has been developed, and the ability to work with others has developed, and if the pupil has had some degree of success in the tools and skills of learning, then the pupils will be a better citizen in the community. This is the worth while type of training that our administrators are working diligently to foster. TRUSTEE LAWRENCE LE CHLITNER Q

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LYMAN HANN, A. B., M. S. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Administration Mrs. Ruth James has now completed her sixth year working for the J immies as school secretary. Probably her most important job, and the one that consumes most of her time, is that of being respon- sible for all money and keeping accurate bookkeeping records of the general and many special accounts. Ruth has many other general clerical duties to S I perform which are too numerous to mention. For her kind, cheerful, sympathetic and co-op- erative attitude in all of her work the faculty and student body is appreciative. The office of the principal is certainly a busy one and is always open to assist pupils and parents who need help with school programs and problems This is where Mr. Hann, Prin., takes care of the many tasks of his job. It is his duty to find room for all the students, plan class schedules, supervise the fin ancial program, prepare schedules for assembly programs, schedule basketball games and hire the officials. In addition to these tasks Mr. Hann teach es one class of junior literature. RUTH JAMES SCHOOL SECRETARY