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

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F , '+q,Mxi .S i il 'xl 51 .elf 1 ,g Eli , fx X1-4 Assistant Superintendent, Mr. Tyndall, received his bachelor of arts degree at Western Michigan University and his master of arts at the University of Michigan. School is ks Mr. Hurley, our other assistant superintendent, earned his bachelor ot' arts and master of arts at Wayne State University, The board ot education lleft to righti: Mr. L. Johnson, trustee, Mr. W.L. Nos, treasurer, Mr. L. Leone, vice- president, Mr. J. Benedict, trustee, fist row, left to righti Mr. H. Vandereyk, trustee, Mr. T. Wilkinson, president, Mrs. W. Parry, Secretary. DF- Roe, Superintendent of schools for Berkley, attended Northwestern State TeUCl'lel'S College in Louisiana for his bachelor's degree and Central College and Columbia University for his master's degree in education. Page 11

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Mrs. Haack is the manager of the lunch programs for the Berkley School District. lt WGS '0f me elY the meCl1Ur1iCS of a voting machine that defeated the millage propo- sal in October. The Administration of Berkley i h upervised the School Board M The heart ot any school is the admin- istration, whose iob it is to oversee al- most everything that occurs. lt is the somewhat unpleasant iob of the admin- istration to create the rules and make sure that they are followed. But when the school year is complete, it is this same administration that may receive the credit for what ever has been achieved. Each school term is a new one and brings changes. Two years ago, Dr. Roe became the superintendant of the Berkley schools and head of the ad- ministration. Under his direction and that of the board ot education, we have progressed and changed this year. Angell School houses the executive offices of the Berkley system. Page 10

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Our principal, Mr. Loren Disbrow, earned his B.S. at Western Michigan University and his M.A. at University of Michigan. He was principal af a school in Grand Rapids prior to his coming to Berkley. T he Administrative A school's reputation depends upon the quality and efficiency of its administration. Berkley High is fortunate to be guided by a strong, capable, and progressive administration, headed by Mr. Loren A. Disbrow, principal. Mr. Disbrow's responsibility encompasses the entire school and all of its functions. His main duty is to co-ordinate the individual departments of the school into a smooth running organization and to represent the school before the community. Mr. Holdsworth is the assistant principal in charge of attendance and discipline. It is the job of Mr. Holdsworth and his staff to maintain accurate and complete attendance reports. Handling the school records, college applic- ations, and counseling forms is the iob of the Record's Clerk, Mrs. Gaylord. This work is im- portant to the student applying for college admission or for a scholarship. The principal's office staff is in charge of the correspondence, reports, and office business. Miss Wanda Ballard runs the student bookstore which serves the student body. These dedicated people direct our school and com rise the foundation of a well run organization. P The office staff lleft to rightl: Mrs. Holienbeck, sec- Miss McMullen, bookkeeper, Mrs. Lauer, librarian, Miss Ballard retary, Mrs. McMullin, data processing secretary, Mrs. book- store attendant, Mrs. Footefcenterl, principal s secretary. Watza, attendance clerk, Mrs. Gaylord, records clerk: Page 12