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Mr. Gayle Chubb Y A w . 1 P.T.A Officerx. Standing: Mr. Carl Ixon, Mr. .Ralph Krueger. Seated: Mrs. I. L. Bell. Mrs. L. M. Farber, Mrs. Lawrence Long, Mrs. Earl Dawxon. Not pictured : Mrx. Franklin Riggx, Mrf. john Popken, Mrx. Mr' Guy Berne: Merle Welxb.
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Board of Education, Dr. Howard D, McEachen, Mr. Kenneth P. Rankin, Mr, Richard V. Garrett, Mr. Roy E. Welch, Dr. Hahn O. Baehe, Mr. Henry M. Turrell. :- I M With the onset of the 1962-63 school year, three types of government came together at S-M East in the interest of academic progress. The PTA, the Board of Education, and the Special Supervisors all found a sys- tem best suited to their needs. 'Patterned after a governmental Assembly, the PTA provided representation for all and rose to new levels of achievement in the field of understanding among the parents, faculty, and students. The Board of Education, resembling a ruling Coun- cil, strived toward a better-organized school system. Every fourth Monday the members debated the merits of numerous proposals set before them. A triumvirate supervised phases of district oper- ation. Dr. Herbert Bruning, as Director of Curriculum, compiled a summer school program, and Mr. Gayle Chubb, Director of Personnel, placed student teachers. Administrative Assistant Mr. Guy Barnes found that scheduling transportation occupied much of his time. With skill and effectiveness, the groups combined to become an integral part of a well-run school and an efficient school district. Mr. Herbert Brwzing INFLUENTIAL LEGISLATORS CDF DISTRICT DECISIONS .Z
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FEMININE ASSISTANTS TO ADMINISTRATION S-M East office personnel, following the adage that All that glitters is not gold, pol- ished the secretarial machinery until it gleam- ed with efficiency. Mrs. Piper commanded the schoo1's cen- ter of communication, beaming messages through the building via intercom and stu- dent runners. Passing ultimate judgment on tardy students, Mrs. West blacklisted missing persons and issued green entrance passes or pink eighth hour summonses. Mrs. Walters recorded the year's financial ups and downs while Mrs. Ambrosini sought to match the tide of incoming mail with outgoing replies and tended to dictation and secretarial tasks. Supervising the infirmary, Mrs. Laverentz checked health cards and rationed mercura- chrome to ailing students. The Office Staff Standing Mn Elzzabeth Park: Mfr Nom Ambfonm Mfr. Maudw lVe.rt Mfr Ella Louise Waller: Mr: Peggy Lammerr Sealed Mfr Rose Pzper
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