Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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ADMINISTRATION

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Students enjoyed being Fred Untch appears to b« heading lot a career in architecture challenged This geometry student finds the compass quite helpful in constructing geometric figures Then came the last day of school. Most students were quite happy on this day because they knew that three months of enjoyment lay ahead of them unless they had to attend summer school. The Seniors, however, were filled with mixed emotions. They were happy to have graduated from high school; however, they also knew at the same time that they were leaving be- hind them years filled with many Joys and Sorrows. John and LeRoy work studiously to finish part of their homework in study hall.

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School Board appropriated funds Now serving his second year as principal of Toiles- ton High School. Mr. Richard M. Carrabine has worked closely with Mr. Swan, the faculty, the P.T.A.. and the Tolleston Student Council to provide the best facilities possible for the students. He has also worked hard in preparing the calendar for the full year's activities, both academic and social, for Tolles- ton students. Before becoming principal. Mr. Carrabine served two years as assistant principal and three years as a teacher of science and mathematics. He is a graduate of Emerson High School, and he received his bache- lor degree in 1953 from Indiana University. He ob- tained his masters degree in 1956 from Ball State Teachers College. His guidance, willingness, and understanding have won him the entire confidence of the student body. It was through his work that Tolleston School has become one that every student is proud to be a member. I A Dr. Alden Blankenship worked together with the School Board and guided the administrative duties o! the school system The present Gary School Board, standing in back, left to right: Mr Samuel P. Moise. and Mrs Dena S. Adams. Sitting left to right: Raymond F. Zale. Dr. Leroy W. Bingham, and Andrew White.