Belleville Township High School - Bellevinois Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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leachei rs ours “More test papers to grade tonight” . . . “Close that book — we’re having a test! . . . “Kay, let’s put that gum in the wastebasket” . . . “You can’t go out that door” . . . are all remarks frequently bellowed by our teachers. Their job is to teach the students of B.T.H.S and help us along the road of life and learning. They try to the best of their ability to do their task well and fulfill their duties. Their teaching hours last from eight to four; but their hours really last much longer than that. They often spend their evening hours planning the coming work for us. They, as teachers, help to shape our lives and mold our futures. “The man who can make hard things easy is the educator” Emerson.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION. Row 7: Mr. Eugene Hepp, Mr. Elmer Peters, president. Miss Ruth Fincke, sec¬ retary, Dr. Marvin Miller. Row 2: Mr. Emil Schaab, Mr. Norman Stonewater, Mr. William Stiehl, Mr. Leslie Driver. Board of Education What President Eisenhower and Congress are to the United States, Dr. Hall and the Board of Educa¬ tion are to BTHS. They are the policy makers, do¬ ing what is necessary for the smooth operation of the school. Just as the President and the Congress work for the welfare of the nation, this group works for the welfare of the community. Superintendent Hal O. Hall, B.Ed., Ed.D. Southern Illinois LI., Northwestern, New York LI. 10