Prospect High School - Crest Yearbook (Mount Prospect, IL)

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Board Of Education 81 Superintendent l 2 N 5N Nt?'cXwV?':'t3R'? 5f 't'X?' L,,,,a,,t.4 Row 1: Dr. Keith G, XVurtz: Mr, Daryl Bl Oldaker: Mr. Kip-nns.-th E, Dougan: Mrs. Alma C. Fontaine: Mr, Orville C, Rum- rey. R-ow 2: Mr, Charles Lockwood: Mr. Wfilliam H. Spinner. Mr. Harold L. Sliehenmyer, Superintendent of District 214 lVIore and more schools are needed for more and more incoming students-that was the chief concern of the High School Board of Education this year. The seven members of the Board are elected every three years by the citizens of the school district, Led this year by President Kenneth E. Dougan and Secretary Alma C. Fontaine. the Board divided itself into three committees: finance. education, and building. The passage of all bills, hiring of the school employees, and making school policies are some of the important functions of the Board of Education. Superintendent Harold L. Slichenmycr is the connecting link between the Board of Education and the faculty and student body. As superintend- ent of the largest high school district in the State. his duties are many and varied, He puts into effect all policies established by the Board, pro- poses new policies. and advises the Board on all matters under its consideration. 9

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'!Mxxs..W, NA, WWW, Principul Alvin Kulitylu- and Vicr--Principal Lnwroncc .It-nncss vonft-r on ont- of tht- mum' prnblt-nis uhh-h ADMINIS T RA T ORS If they did nothing but kt-cp infornicd on our school needs and plan for our liuturc growth, thc flClIHlHlSUq3fO1'S would liavc cnornious rcsponsibili- tics. But that is only one phzlsn- ol thcir many and varied dutics, Thi- intcrcst, conccrn, and know- how of Principal Alvin Kulickc und Vicc-Principal Lawrence Jcnncss cnzihlcd thcin to niukc and ex- Ccutc the various dccisions that hclpcd Prospcct High School achicvc its high stguidgnds. Thcir niain conccrn during thc school year ol 1959-1960 was thc problcni of thc st-poration ol' tht- Arlington and Prospcct schools. In chargc of ull the financial inntu-rs ol our school is Mr. Scliaff. Hc balanccs thc budget. Elf- rangcs the bus routcs and schcdulcs, handles all orders. and checks thc inaintcnzincc nf-1-ds of our school. IU iool finnnciul problcms, kc-up Mr, Svhnff on 1119 Dhfml W I