Editors Jean Sandage Goffinet, Bea Ann Hubbs, Carole Kroessman, and Billie Kessner. 3
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Board of Education Contributes Valuable Leadership William Ress, right, has served as president of our Board of Education during the school year 1957-58, ably assisted by Walter Becker, center, secretary, and Leo Hagedorn. left, treasurer. Several progressive projects have been undertaken during this time, including: the redecorating of the high school audi- torium by panelling the side walls and painting the remainder; three rooms were equipped with dark curtains, for visual aid purposes; the roof of the high school building was re-coated; the home economics department was completely remodeled; several rooms in the elementary buildings were painted; science materials and equipment were purchased for all buildings; three new teachers were added to the high school staff, and one new teacher to the elementary staff, to help take care of the increased enrollment. A new venture is being planned for the 1958-59 school year. It is educational television. Many large school systems have had successful programs of this type. The Tell City Schools were asked to join with 15 other Southwestern Indiana systems to institute educational television on an experimental basis. The Board of Education and Superintendent of Schools, in an endeavor to continue their pro- gressive policy, have decided to participate. Courses to be taught are science, grades 5 and 6; science, grades 7-8; English, grade 9; United States History, grade 11; government and economics, grade 12. This will be purely an experiment, mistakes will be made, but we, the students, appreciate the fact that our leaders are trying to help us get a start in life. 5
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