Lawrenceburg High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, IN)

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Left to right: C. W. Greive, Mrs. Mollie B. Dietrich, John D. Roush, Louis Rodenberg, O. M. Keller, Theodore Fitch, Paul B. Houston. SCI-IGCDL BCDARD As any well constructed and organized ship must have a governing body. so must the L. C. H. S. It is the duty of this group, namely, the Board of Directors, to see that the ship is prepared for its voyage and able to meet any difficulty that may arise. The directors should be given much credit for the success of the L. C. H. S. Their deepest interest is in the school and the students, and they have done much to make this one of the outstanding schools of southern Indiana. Mr. O. M. Keller, president of the board, has the distinction of having served in this capacity for 30 years, a record which is held by few or probably no other. Cther members of the board are: lVlrs. Mollie B. Dietrich, Mr. John D. Roush, lVlr. C. VV. Greive, Mr. Theodore Fitch, Mr. Paul B. Houston, and Mr. Louis Rodenberg. Each is fitted in every way for the guidance and administration of school affairs, and the L. C. H. S. is fortunate in having them as its governing body.

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Adminslralion dll cl Faculty Iv:A:'l- IIIIJI 4I1I'I II I Ia:- III I II 'I I I I I III I Il I I I I I 4 I II I Il II Il ' ,I I I'II Il I II I Ill , Il b I I I I I I I I II I I I III' IM nu III III III I'I,I, III During the past year aboard the S. S. L. C. H. S. we have had in command, officers and staff, whom We present in the follow- ing pages. First in command is the Board of Control, whose orders are carried out efficiently by the Superintendent, Mr. H. P. Harrisong the Principal, Mr. L. H. Barker, and fourteen members of the faculty. It has been through their com- bined efforts that our ship has held fast to its course ALL ..-- .vv. - - Y , , 1 : : 2 ::i:1::::3:::t:23t3::?:f:i:1:i:2:2:f:3il:i:4':3:1:f: -'-'A'-.1-L'I:Z-I'-.2-'Y'-A .fv-Y'-'ir-'7'afx7-7 7 Y y -

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Administration I-IURAIVI P HARRISON Mr. Huram P. Harrison has successfully filled the posi- tion of superintendent at L. C. H. S. since it was vacated by Lt. Harold C. Benedict, now in the ser- vice of his country. Through his untiring ef- fort, enthusiastic interest and understanding of the students and faculty, he has accomplished much in making Lawrenceburg Con- solidated High School one of the leading schools of southeastern Indiana. LLOYD H BARKER Mr. Lloyd H. Barker came to Lawrenceburg in Octo- ber, 1942, assuming the position of principal and science instructor at L. C. H. S. This year he was also made Dean of Boys. In this short time Mr. Barker has become well known in community af- fairs and has made many friends among the student body. PATRICIA COLLINS CRIDER Mrs. Patricia C. Crider has retained the position of secretary at L. C. H. S. since her graduation in 1939. Pat's pleasing per- sonality and cheerful dis- position have made her one long to be remember- ed by both the students and the faculty. She re- cently resigned her posi- tion in order to be with her husband now serving in the armed forces. Mrs. Virginia Wells has capably taken over her duties,