Beech Grove High School - Hornet Yearbook (Beech Grove, IN)

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THESE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTANTS DETERMINE AND Mr. Kinsey 'These men, under the capable guidance of Mr. C. V. Kinsey, determine the policy of the Beech Grove Schools. Membership on a school board is a community service of the highest type, practically without compensa- tion, and a task involving much work and little glory. Ordinarily, one school board member is appointed by the mayor and the city council each year, thereby keeping two experienced members in service ot all times. Members alternate among the various offices, serving one year in each capacity during their term. Mr. E. Lee Mendenhall, president of the school board, has served since l953. He is employed by the New York Central Railroad. Mr. Louis A. Lukenbill, the secretory, also was appointed in l953. He is the pub- Iisher of TH'E PERRY TOWNSHIP WEEKLY. Newest member of the board is Mr. John F. Johnson, the treasurer, who was appointed in 1955. Mr. Johnson is a civil service em- ployee with the Post Office Department. He served previously during the years l95l-53. MF Melldellllill Mr. Lukenbill Mr. Johnson

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AMONG OUR MANY FINE TEACHERS ARE THOSE SHOWN BELOW DE DI C A Tl ON Robert Johnson, Richard Brunoehler, Wayne Tippin, Steele Roberts, Wendell Boyd. Realizing the lasting benefits, both physical and mental, to be derived from a well-planned athletic program, we respectfully dedicate our year- book, THE l957 HORNET, to our varsity coaches, who have labored long and well for our school and community. THE CLASS OF i957

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DIRECT THE PROGRAM AND POLICIES OF OUR SCHOOL Principal O. L. Van Horn directs the activities of the faculty in carrying out the policies set by the school board and the superintendent. Among the many details of his work are planning the schedule of classes, assigning teachers to various extracurricular duties, checking attendance, and directing the athletic program. His office is always open to students and faculty members seek- ing guidance on school matters. Below are shown three administrative assistants of our school system who expedite the activities of the offices of the principal and superintendent. Mr. H. E. Nickels is vice-principal and guidance director, and as such is most helpful to students in selecting courses, deciding which college to attend, and in finding a job upon graduation. Miss Patricia Davidson assists Mr. Van Horn with the details of his office. Miss Alma Cripe is secretary to Mr. Kinsey and the school board. Mr. Von Horn C Miss Davidson Mr. Nickels Miss ripe