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Equipped with camera and film, we begin Part II of our journey, wending our way deeper into the heart of our school. Suddenly we find ourselves standing on the threshold of the innermost recesses of Eastern civiliza- tion, that impenetrable mystery known as The Olhce. Photographically speaking, it would be called the dark room, for it is here that many important developments occur. Here Sherbert stops for portraits of unique specimens, for this is the headquarters of the esteemed members of our faculty and the stronghold of our classes. Here is where pupils are transformed from rough proofs to Hnished products. 'l xxcnty Iwo
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,.- . IPI' IUIIX Il C 'IIIAS his been suiciinttnilint ot l'ast side i. . . rf .. .. . stliools sintt- 1950 and in the toui pretetling yiars scrxetl as prin- TW iblt ton ilu utixitics ot thc 5 tipal ot lzast lllgli. He is now respons tin grailt stliools and the gunior and scniiu' liigli sthools Administration and An important factor in operating the liast side school system is the Board of liduca- tion, which was capably led by Clifton Simmons, president. The board, composed of eight elected members and an appointed secretary, worked on committees to recom' mend teachers and salaries, examine build! ings and grounds, and estimate the financial needs to operate the schools for the follow- ing tiscal period. The members met monthly with Dr. Gates, superintendent of the Iiast side schools, to consider every possible means of bettering education. This year the Board of liducation under- took a three-phase program to take care of the problem of increasing numbers of chil- dren in the schools. First they are increasing the number of classrooms from kindergarten through high school. Secondly, they plan to convert the present high school into a seventh, eighth, and ninth grade junior high school, to give students more opportunities in industrial arts, physi- Twenty-Four flllfilllilflfx OI- 1'llIf liU,'iRI7 Ulf liI7I'- fffi'l ION. shown at .1 ii-uni nircting, .irc Clifton F. Simmons, president, Nicholas A. Hermes, -I. A, lfurnas. lidna M. Rul- lins. sctretary. Floyd D. Kc-tk, Clifford l. Vlolmson, Harry R. Slieagren, Not in pitturc: Albert K. blames. lfretl Kleba-.
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