Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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' Vr Lyie K. Klitzke Superintendent Mr. Klitzke has innumerable responsibilities as the head of our school corporation. He successfully fulfills these by heading the school board, see- ing to it that we have teachers who ore compe- tent, exhibiting diplomacy in dealing with the community, and generally assuming other ad- ministrative functions. Board Governs CHS Mox Ruge, Howard Johnson, C. La Verne Jensen, LyIe Klitzke, Joseph Griffin, Elizabeth Copp, Edwin Harrington.

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A guest at CHS need not wander aimlessly in the halls for long. The students, as well as the administra- tion, are always willing to help visitors and new stu- dents learn the ways of Chesterton High School. Superintendent Lyie Klitzke, working In conjunction with the School Board, oversees the activities of the whole township school system. Teachers and parents of students also hove a co-operative P— TA. Principal George Kriviskey and Assistant Principal Harold Hones always have their doors open to an- swer any questions that may trouble a student. Secretaries Mrs. McGroarty, Mrs. Greene, and Mrs. Wilding give their assistance to those seeking any type of information about CHS. The Guidance office is kept in smooth working order by Mrs. Collins, secretary. Mr. Rodney Letner and Mr. John Mathios readily counsel students as to scheduling, planning after-graduation careers, and solving any problems— academic or social. Mr. C. H. Hanson, who is also on the Guidance staff, is In charge of testing. Junior High Principal Alfred Nelson conducts busi- ness from his office in Central School, and with secretaries Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Davis, manages Junior High activities efficiently. Dispensing pills and comforting words, Mrs. Isaacs, the school nurse, travels to all Westchester Township schools to preserve good health throughout the school system. Other necessary elements of school life include the orderly operation of the mechanical departments. Without the custodians, cooks, and bus drivers, CHS would be missing the systems that engineer the oper- ations of a school for the enjoyment of guests and students alike. CHS . . . Guidance

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This copy of your yearbook unfolds a pano- rama of people and events for one brief school year. Herein are recorded the events and activities that have helped to moke your educational experiences at CHS pleas- ant. In years to come it is hoped that when you look back through these pages you con hove the experience of pleasant memories, proud of the part you hod in helping to create this pictorial history. Alfred P. Nelson Junior High Principal Harold Hanes Assistant Principal