Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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M, M.. .,.. ,,,,,,, ,mmf fa' Members of the School Board'-Seated: Mrs, Howard Car- baugh, assistant secretary: Mr. Richard Cassidy, president, and Mrs. Russell Morrical, secretary. Standing: Mr. Rich- ard Flory, treasurer, and Mr. John Drompp, vicepresident. Economy is foremost in the mind of Mr. Zlmmerman as he reviews the school corporatzons budget for the fiscal year, Office routine-filing, typing, answering phones-fills the day of Miss Harmon, clerk, Mrs James, guidance office sec- retary, Mrs. Finney, treasurcr, and Miss Duncan, registrar. qlifzsf elected school lzoafzd assumes oggice Instead of being appointed by the city council, the present school board was se- lected by the citizens. Members worked with Mr. Carl A, Zimmerman, superintend- ent of city schools, on the annual budget, choice of new textbooks, and selection of well-trained teachers. Construction of the new Lincoln Junior High received priority. Secretaries in the main office recorded the grades on permanent record cards for use of colleges and employers. They also kept on file all class schedules and grade cards. Mr. Norbert Kniesly, principal, found his most important duty to be the constant evaluation of the teaching staff. l-le was re- sponsible, too, for handling public relations. Good morning . , . Mr. Kniesly begins each school day with a pleasant greeting and his sheaf of special announcements,