East Rutherford High School - Tea Leaf Yearbook (East Rutherford, NJ)

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U16 ,Mmizfislrafzkw The administration ol' our high school is a co-Oper ative project. It is considered as a service contributory to the main purpose ol the school-instruction. Among those charged with administrative duties there is an appreciation of their respective positions. Conferences as shown below illustrate the co-opera- tire consideration and planning of the principal, rice-principal, guidance director and the attendance oflicer with the superintendent. NIR, GEORGE I.. U1HRNYKCH'l'FR NIR. ICDNV.-XRD GRIFFIN Principal .Xttendance Officer DR. .XLFRI-ZD S. FAUST Superintenclcnt ol' Schools NIR. CI..XYil'ON III'I'CIINI'iR NIR. IINRRY .IO Vice-Principal Guidance Director lf ,.. 2 ag, l Page seven

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7 lint-k Ron' Left to Right: Mr. Douglas lilliot, Mr. joseph Zanca, Mr. lidward Ranges, Klr. Samuel Price. Mr. Henry Hensch. secretary to Board. lfrmil Row Left to Right: Dr. .Xllred S. Faust, superintendent of schools. Mr. Peter Aratta, Mr. XVilliam Ceres, Mr. john Lampert. Mrs. Gertrude Harrsch, secretary to Mr. Hensth, Mr. George Becker, president. 1954 -1955 Heard af fducatiau The Board ol' Education. elected by the people ol Fast Rutherford and directly responsible to them, has the lunction ol' providing and maintaining a suitable prograni ol' education and ol' legislating policies and regulations lor the govermnent of the schools. Iiducation is a business and the Board members serve in like capacity to the directors of a corporation. Compared to many industries in the vicinity, the operation ol' our schools is big' business which involves the management ol valuable property. the animal ex- penditure ol' large sums ol' money, and the employ- ment ol' a rather large number ol personnel. The product involved is more vital than that ol' any industry. Membership on the Board has no emolument. lt requires the expenditure ol' a considerable amount ol' the time. the energies and the interest ol those serving. The rewarcl, however. can be rich in the sense ol' satislaction received in knowing that these unsellish erlorts are dedicated to the most commend- able ol' all common causes. the education and train- ing' ol' luture .-Xnterican citizens. Page six

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