Madison Central High School - Tychoberahn Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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BOARD Cl EDUCATION SCHENK GROVES SKINNER STEPHENS MADDEN BUTLER PICK FORD MEMBERS Mr. E. B. Skinner. President Mr. H. C. Schenk, Treasurer Mr. II. W. Pickford, Clerk Mr. G. V. Stephens Mr. J. P. Butler Miss R. Groves Mrs. J. V. Madden wr ziriBaa. a. wars [ Page Thirteen |

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IN APPRECIATION SINCE Mr. Gosling became superintendent of Madison schools on July 1, 1921, many noteworthy changes and improvements have been introduced. Some of the accomplishments of Mr. Gosling’s administration are the new salary schedule, the curriculum research committees, the increasingly line development of the Parent-Teachers' Association, and the change in the organization of the School Board. Moreover, new organization of the schools became necessary with their growth. To illustrate the growth, the following figures are cited: In 1921, there were 6,358 pupils in the Madison schools; the latest enrollment shows a total of 9,470. Approximately 275 teachers were employed when Mr. Gosling came; now there are 376. The budget for the current operation of schools in 1921 allowed an expenditure of $600,000; this year's budget exceeds $1,000,000. East Side High, and the Franklin and Dudgeon schools were built; repairs or additions were made at East Side, Emerson, Longfellow’, Randall, and Lowell; reapportionments were made in two school districts. All these commendable accomplishments show an active interest in, and devotion to, the community. The “Ty”, on behalf of the pupils of Central High School, wishes, therefore, to express its appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Gosling, and extend to him its best wishes for success in his new position. [ Page Twelve J

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SUPERINTENDENT THOMAS W. GOSLING PRINCIPAL VOLNEY G. BARNES suit | Page Fourteen ]