Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)

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The gaautilus The Baath nf Qlfhucatiun T.. E. Golding ,,,,,,,,, f ,,v ,, .., A P resident Mrs. Gladys Lovell ....... ...,... S ccretary Mrs. l.inna Corlett S. Duba C. A. Ross Little mention is made of the Board of Education of our school, yet it would be difficult for the school to run without this Board. Being one of this group means a great deal of work. The members give considerable time to the school, for which they receive no salary. A student entering school is given a choice of many subjects which he may study. Every year, there are more subjects to choose from, thus en- abling the student to leave high school with a good foundation for future years. Credit for the wide choice of subjects should be bestowed upon the Board of Tiducation. Its members are continually seeking to offer subjects which prepare the graduate either for college or the business world. The Board also sees to it that there are competent teachers of these courses. Dr. Golding, president at the present time, was elected to the Board in April, 1923. For the past three years he has held the office. of president. The student body owes a great deal' to Dr. Golding for his interest and untiring efforts toward the betterment of the school. Mrs. Lovell took her position on the Board of Education in 1921, and has acted as secretary since that year. Mrs. 1.ovell, who was formerly a teacher at l.. T. H. S., has kept up her interest in our school problems and affairs by being on the Board. Mr. Ross has been a member since the Spring of 1922. Mrs. Corlett was elected in April, 1924. Last but not least. comes Mr. Duba. who has been a member since the organization of the school, the first Board having been elected in 1916. ' All the members of the Board have devoted themselves to our interests. and the students of Libertyville Township High School owe them much grati- tude. 1928 Page thirfvmr