Berkley High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Berkley, MI)

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5 z liwivhun-Q-. f.,. ,--'k,h Mr. Loren Disbrow, our principal, works consfanfly io Mr, Fred Holdsworfh Miss Dorofhea Elbing modernize the school's policies. Assigfanf Principal Counselor The Administrators of Berkleyfs MF- -l0SePl HYif'Ck Mr. William Richer Mrs. Meg Zuber Mrs. Lucille Morrison C0Uf15el0 Counselor Counselor Counselor Secretaries: Miss Wanda Ballard, Mrs. Dorothy Foote, Mrs. Margaret Gaylord, Mrs. Camille Lauer, Miss Rufh McMullen, Mrs. Martha Waiza -no ...W .-. ,, .. , , 10

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X 6- , A . yyy M gtgs .LK f ' 5 in Q9 Mr. Robert Hurley Dr. Donald Roe became the superm- tendent of the Berkley school system on July T, T961 succeeding the late Milburn P. Anderson. Policy Makers in the Front fficc Berkley has long been proud of the high standards of its schools. These standards re- flect the efficiency and capability of its Board of Education. Through insight and pro- gressive spirit, the board has developed policies which offer the best possible programs in all phases of education. Although board members change, the policy of running the school system in the best possible manner is never abandoned. The new members, Leon- ard Johnson, Wiltred Nos, and Donald Urquhart, are maintaining the high standards set by their predecessors. The selecting of personnel, developing of policy, purchasing of supplies and the alloting ot tax funds are but a few of the many duties performed to exacting standards by Berkley's school administration. Our policy makers: the Board of Education. They include Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, Presi- dent, Mr. Leonard Leone, Vice President: Mrs. Wanda Parry, Secretary, Mr. Donald Urqu- hart, Treasurer, Mr. James Benedict, Trustee, Mr. Leonard Johnson, Trustee: and Mr. Wilford Nos, Trustee. ' Mr. Ralph Tyndall Assistant Superinfendenf Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Mary Haack Cafeteria Manager Mr. Paul Sutton Audio Visual Director s X X so A .... 9

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' .. , .. ,, l Mrs. Thelma Malott The cafeterial staff includes Mrs. Malott, heacl cookp Mrs. Motyka, Mrs. Prescott, Mrs. Vogel, Mrs. Pouch, Mrs. Kaczmarczyk, Mrs. Ormiston, Mrs. Fitz, Mrs. Davis Policy and Preservation Many students, worrying about their scholastic av- erage or social activities, seldom consider the varied tasks which are performed so that they may attend school. As the number of students increases, the size of the tasks increase. The main offices must handle the problems of educational content, teaching policy, school regulations, attendance, and all emergencies. Each stu- dent's curriculum is carefully planned to insure a good education. While the administration looks after our edu- cation, the cafeterial and custodial staffs insure our comfort. We often take for granted our pleasant, warm building, and the attractive, well-kept grounds. But early each morning and late each evening the mainte- nance and cafeteria staffs are on duty preparing for our needs. The Administration, the custodial staff, and the cafeteria staff are vigilant and conscientious keep- ers of the store. Custodians: Mr. Daniel Campbell, Mr. Richard Coutier, Mr. Frank Gagliardi, Mr. Carl Hanson, Mr. David Hatfield, Mr. Howard McCombs, Mr. Robert Pomrenke, Mr. Arnest Gibbs, Mr. Willie Stratton, Mr. Eldon Wood, Mr. Fred Weathers Mr. J ames Dewey 95314 Y, 'ffftslffvff' ' - x V f- , . , 'H:2? ., , H . ., 1, M ff, rktfsiffft were-,4f,1g,, 'f tfglf,, i