Boys Town High School - Pylon Yearbook (Boys Town, NE)

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The Rev. Francis P. Schmitt Director of the Music Department Director, Boys Town Concert Choir Dean of the Choir Section The Rev. Peter Dunne Assistant Director of the Welfare Department Dean of the Senior and Freshmen Sections The Rev. Aioysius J. McMahon Dean of the Elementary Section i 44

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r.w.c.s L fbeand . New Assisting Father Wegner with the supervi- sion of the 900 citizens of Boys Town are five Deans, who are directly in charge of various sections of boys in the Home. Father Edmond VValsh is dean of the Soph- omore section and of Ryan Hall in the grade school, as well as directing the Boys Town VV el- fare Department. Father Francis Schmitt is dean of the Choir section in the high school and of Gregory Hall in the grade school, as Well as heing director of the music program at the Home. Father Roman Ulrich is dean of the Iunior section, and also serves as Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese of Omaha. Father Peter Dunne is dean of the Freshman and Senior Sections, While Father Aloysius McMahon is dean of Eagle Hall and Marquette Hall in the grade school. The Rev. Edmond C. Wolsh Director of the Welfare Department Deon of the Sophomore Section The Rev. Roman C. Ulrich Superintendent of Schools, Archdiocese of Omohzx Deon of the Junior Section

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Harold L. Crawford Superintendent of Schools Sched 14 minidbaajian Boys Town is an educational home and attendance at school is a requirement for all hoys. The Boys Town school system is accre- dited hy the State of Nebraska, and the subjects taught are quite similar to those offered in schools anywhere in the country. However, in addition to the academic cur- riculum, there is an extensive program of voca- tional education which offers students training in useful trades. These trades include tailoring, shoe repairing, harhering, haking, wood work- ing and carpentry, printing, ceramics, auto mechanics, machine shop, heating and air con- ditioning, radio and electronics, vocational agriculture, and cooking and catering. Music and athletics also take a prominent part in the scheme of education. The aim of the Boys Town educational pro- gram is to develop the whole man, so that when a boy leaves the Home, he is prepared to take a p lf' useful place in the world, a credit to himself, to X his community, and to Boys Town. Deon R. Lusienski Peter F. Mulreedy C. M. Stoffel Jr. High School Principal Trade School Director Elementary School Principal a ce !