Grand Island High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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school board our simples problems their greatest concern Grand lsland's School Board is comprised of nine people of varied professions and occupations. lt is their tasl: to furnish the students and the citizens of Grand lsland with the finest educational system. Joining our school system from Beatrice this year as superintendent of schools is Dr. Glenn Lundstrom. Working together, the school board and Dr. Lund- strom determine policies, curriculum, teacher and student standards and the construction of new school buildings. Under their direction are eight elementary schools, two junior highs and one senior high school. With the community standing strongly behind our school officials, we shall attempt to continue to maintain a widely recognized superior school system. A pleasant chat, a friendly smile. Such is Dr. Glenn A. Lundstrom. Dr. Lundstrom joined the Grand lsland School System this year as superintendent of schools. Taking time out from their busy agenda, school board members sit for their picture. From the left: Mrs. Vlrglnia Vleregg, Mrs. Belva J. Ruby, James E. Wegner, Dr. Glenn A. Lundstrom, Wllllam M. McGrath, Warren W. Connell, F. Grant Falmlen, Martin G. Schroeder and Warren Boslev. Not pictured is Floyd Nicholas. 9

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administration welcomed phrase we understand Well-balanced education requires something more than bool:-learning. Wholesome personal relation- ships must be established and character traits must be cultivated. lt is the purpose of the administration and 50 faculty members at Grand Island Senior to help the student to attain this balance. GIHS offers five courses of study to its students. Because it would require I0 years to explore all of them, each student is counseled in his choice of program so that he will malre the best use of his capabilities. The various general courses available are college preparatory, business education, homemalcing, trades preparatory and general curriculum. A man who must make the decisions. Mr. Noel Lawrence, principal, will this year complete his Lucky 13 years in the Grand Island School System. In addition to his many administration duties, Mr, Lawrence is sponsor of Student Council. A ready smlle his trademark, Mr. Alan Sea- gren, vice-principal, assists Deanna Olson in filling out her excuse. I0 Complete counseling in vocational plans ls offered every student. Willa Hinrichs receives the competent guidance of counselors, Miss Irene Moerer and Mr. John Bailey.