Eureka High School - Hornet Yearbook (Eureka, IL)

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in EDUCATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL UNIT DISTRICT NO. 140 FRONT ROW-Mr. Walter King, Mr. Nathan Scharp, Mrs. Viola Leman, Mrs. Kay Weyeneth, Mrs. Evelyn Daniels, Mr. Melvin Guenerich. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Caroline Rokey, Mr. Ralph Litwiller, Mrs. Ruth Johann, Mrs. Virginia Argo, Mrs. Lois Hohulin, Mrs. Helen B. Major. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Gertrude Gresham, Mr. T. H. Brock, Mr. J. B. Schrock, Mr. Harvie Meier. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Harold Crump, Mr. Robert Goetzinger, Mr. Paul Buenger. NOT PRESENT-Mrs. Charlotte Barker, Mrs. J. E. Coplan Mr. Milton E. Fehr, Mrs. Therry Hays, Mr. Tom, Howell, Mr. Aaron Moser, Mrs. Margaret Nickel, Mr. George W. Riley, Mr. Warren A. Romersberger, Mr. Charles M. Smith, Mr. John D. Troyer, Mr. Gerald Harper. In this their third year, this group of interested citizens meet once a month with the Board of Education and the school staff to map out a program which will further meet the needs of all the children of all the people. The Educational Council is made up of representatives from the various geographical areas and social groups Within the Unit. It is a proving ground for ideas, a place Where ideas may be exchanged, in- terpreted, and evaluated in the light of their efect on all the children of all the people.

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They make the good old school tick, They are the finest of the pick. BOARD OF EDUCATION-UNIT DISTRICT NO. 140 FRONT ROW-Mr. Leslie Whitmer, Mr. Ralph Imhoff, Mr. T. E. Wiggins, Mr. Sam Bechtel. SECOND ROW-Supt. Tilman R. Smith, Mr. Earl Reel, Mr. Kenneth Cross, Mr. Roy Kuntz. During the past four years, these interested citizens have built the foundations and determined the educational policies for Unit District 140. They have given generously of both time and energy to meet their goal of a better education for all the children of all the people. They are spend- ing long hours in the making of plans to expand our physical plant and equipment to meet the coming onrush of young citizens.

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MR. SMITH Mr. Smith, Superintendent of District 140, has the over-all responsi- bility to see that every thing clicks. The buses must run. Lunch must be served on time. All schools of the District must be visited. Supplies must be purchased and distributed. An over-all educational policy must be conceived and executed. With all the heavy load, he is never too busy to help a student , a teacher, or an administrator Work out a satisfactory solution to a problem. In all of these activities, Mr. Smith gives Without restraint of his time and energy.