Elgin High School - Maroon Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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Ready-willingeablez these three words most perfectly describe the ad- ministrators of EHS. lf the many and varied Works, classes, and activities of the school are to be co-ordinated and correlated to accomp- lish the most good, they must be regu- lated and supervised by efficient lead- ers who fully realize their obligations to care for the welfare of the student body. Ready-willing,-able. Elgin High can be full proud of these officials, Principal Roscoe S. Cartwright and the two assistant principals, Miss Elma Engelbrecht and lohn A. Krafft, Added to their other duties they have also shouldered the burden imposed upon them with the opening of the University of lllinois college extension courses, but they have always found time to devote to aiding the individual student in solving his problems. Miss Engelbrecht also serves as girls adviser, while Mr. Krafft, aided by G. l. Renner, acts as dean of boys. R. S. CARTYVRIGI l'l I'1'i11cz'1,'t1l 9

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MARVIN BERGE .'I.f.f1'f1r1l1l Slrprlilrfflzdcfzf 5llflf'l'illfCl1tl!'lIf 14 mini tration With a view towards offering Elgin the best school system available, the Board of Education has labored this year to improve and augment present educational facilities. Elected by the citizens of Elgin, the Board determines city educational policies and conducts the finance and management ot public school affairs. Confidence in the present board is shown by the fact that there was no opposition to those members up for re-election this spring. While the Board decides issues, actual execution of these decrees is charged to the superintendent and his assistant. Orrin G. Thompson was appointed to the superintendency this year, after serving several years as assistant superintendent. To till his vacated position the Board chose Marvin Berge, formerly of Eveleth, Minnesota. Board of Education Members VINCENT COLEMAN, P1'rffdc'r1l CHAUNCEY WELLS DONALD l-'. MELMS ROY K. PETERSON DONALD W. VALENTINE E. O. SOUTHARD S. MILLS PNO RAYMOND M. PEARSALL FRANK D. URIE EARL SHOPEN WILLARIJ BEEBE, .Sz'c1'r1ury 8 ORRI N G. THOMPSON

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