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THE SCHOOL BOARD One of the hardest working organization through this school year has been the school board. With the disaster that struck our district last August, immediate action was needed to plan a workable school schedule for the coming year. Among the problems to be solved were (1) providing class space for over 250 students, (2) determination of the extent of damage to the old building, (3) the advisability of repairing or rebuilding, (4) the presentation of the bond issue to the public, and (5) the overwhelming task of planning and constructing a new building. Solutions required time, with frequent meetings that ran on late into the night. The job has progressed far along the course toward something tangible - - a new building. The school board has devoted its time in fulfillment of its public duty and as a measure of expression of civic pride. OUR PRINCIPAL When he was asked for a statement for the yearbook, Mr. Koontz studied the request for a moment and then said: Hectic. This one-word summation might well be considered the statement of the year, for it so aptly describes the sequence of dilemmas that have confronted our principal throughout the school year. Since his return to a badly damaged school building last August, Mr. Koontz has been forced to solve many immediate, near-insoluble school problems created as consequences of our disaster. In addition, there was the planning necessary for the future - - the restoration or rebuilding of our main building. Then followed the bond issue, building plans, and frequent meetings with the board to settle many issues related to the building project. This was beyond the myriad routine tasks that consume a principal's day. We are indeed fortunate in having a principal equal to the situation. Mr. Koontz, through his insight into the problems, and through his leadership, has handled the routine and the unusual in a very commendable manner. We have had a good school year, and in the near future we shall have a new building. THE ARCHITECT'S SKETCH On the adjacent page will be seen the architect's sketch of the half million dollar new Oakwood Township High School building. The old gym will be enclosed by the one story steel and glass structure. Passageways will join the gym and the agricultural-industrial arts building with the new main structure.
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