Liberty Memorial High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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1 rl rm left to i ght Purnell Suiherlind A lm in Wh pple Qwilenbu h Lawson it w e to Hgh D1 in Hou ton Lhuic 1 Dim 745 14 In looking back on the accomplishn ents oi the 19011 40 school veal we come first to the splendid w. rl: of the school administration The BC iid of Educ ition is tonstantlv striving to pu h youtfi towiil highei attainments and goals In puisuance of this goal the Boaid has sanctioned the continued program of a nicer definition between college and non-college prepai Whn 1 iy Kietvmfm atory classes. The Board decides such problems as the raising of public school revenue, building programs maintenance of buildings and equipment purchase of supplies and the selection of a well-trained faculty. NVe can truthfully say that the Lawrence Board of Education has done a magnificent job in this capa- city. The group consists of the following members: President, Lloyd Purcell, Vice- President, Paul B. Lawson, Dr. Theodore Aszman, F. C. Whipple, Lloyd Houston, and W. H. Quackenbush. Mrs. W. A. Churchill is the Treasurer. She receives the tax money,-and dispenses with it also. Mr. H. L. Sutherland, a familiar person around L.M.H.S., is clerk of the board and the purchasing agent. He keeps record books, makes annual reports, and cares for and insures all buildings and equipment. A national magazine re- cently printed his article on school management. Superintendent C. D. Dean has finished his first year as Superintendent of the Public Schools. His friendliness, his interest in people. and his unusual per- sonality have helped immeasurably to make this a successful year. Principal Neal M. Wherry has direct supervision of the high school, continu- ing to guide our destinies in his usual effective manner. An example of his value to the community is shown by his recent election as Regional Governor of Rotary Internatifnal. Assisting the administration are: Miss Electa Kindlesperger, School nurseg Miss Emma Kretzmann, assistant School nurseg Dr. A. J. Anderson, School phy- siciang and Dr. J. I. Perry, School dentist. High School Office :ind Board of ldfluczition Oflice 125 4 K X L 77- , rs, ,dw . P 7 9' ' Q. P' . K' age A f V 4 X, .f - t f if - 7 , Q , , M, Q sr . sf- 'Sf 1 w - ' f -f f ex f , s . N.

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