Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Secretarial Force Mrs. Gaski, one of the most important persons on the office staff, is a bonded and responsible clerk. Through her goes all the money that enters and leaves Tolleston School. Miss Kish, another important clerk on the office staff, is general secretary to Mr. Standley and is in complete charge of the Tolleston payroll records. The youngest member of the staff, Miss Field, is accountable for all student grade records. Connected with the grade school of- fice staff we have Miss Slys and Miss Christy who handle all requisitions, bookrental, and the most tedious job of all, locker distribution. Eyes and ear tests, vaccinations, and tending to the illness of students in school are the duties performed by Mrs. McCrosky, School nurse. This year a new innovation, tat typing, was added to the duties of Mrs. McCrosky. This program included the actual typing of one thousand students here in our school. Conferences and visits of absentee students was handled by Mrs. Magioudis, our welfare director. She furnishes all teachers with ready information on the reasons of student absence, and enfor- ces the laws of the school. High School Office Staff Miss Joan Kish, Mrs. Dorothy Gaski, Miss Maxine Field Grade School Office Staff Miss Arline Christy, Miss Delores Slys Welfare Director Mrs. Ida Magioudis Nurse Mrs. Gladys McCrosky 15

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Mr. Henry Rowland — Ass’t. Principal Mr. James W. Standiey - Principal Administration The Board of Education is responsi- ble for the direction of the public schools, setting up school policies, and the important job of obtaining funds for new school buildings. Tire newly elected officers of the school board are: Emery Badanish, Pres- ident; Arlie Premo, Vice President; Rev. J. Allen, Secretary; John Davies, Assis- tant Secretary; and Joseph Luckey, Trea- surer. • To further enforce the policies of the board, is the Superintendent of schools, Charles D. Lutz. His staff consists of Assistant Superintendent Dana Whitmer, and Ralph Muller. Mr. J. V. Standley and Assistant Prin- cipal, Henry Rowland, enforce the pol- icies of the School Board here at Toll- eston. Ralph Muller, Ass’t Supt. — Business Manager; Charles D. Lutz, Superintendent; Dr. Dana Whitmer, Ass’t Supt.; Howard A. Bell, Auditor. Board of Trustees: Joseph A. Luckey, Rev. J. Claude Allen, Emery Badanish, Arlie Premo, John W. Davis. 14

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Mr. John Zucher Mr. Edmund Biel ski Fine Arts Fine Arts As we turn the dial on the Tollescon T. V. set, we see many diversified pro- grams and the people that make these programs possible. Turning to one of the channels on our T. V. set we view the teachers of Tolleston School. No T. V. program can be sufficiently telecast without the aid of sponsors, and so it is inevitable that our school could not be run without the aid of our spon- sors, the teachers. Even though they are exhausted after the long day of tea- ching, they sponsor many clubs and ac- tivities, give up their free time to chap- erone dances, and still find time to help students individually. Truly a success- ful program could not be operated with- out the aid of these able sponsors. Mrs. Virginia Moffatt Mrs. Mary Jeffries English English Miss Charlotte Domroese Fine Arts Miss Evelyn Jones Dramatics Mr. Mitchell Gerbick Dramatics FACULTY Mr. Charles Miller Cour. Curriculum Mr. Carmelo Sapone English Miss Julia Baran English Miss Anna Marsh English i 16