Waterford Township High School - Waterlog Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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The spark of all our learnm Mr. Frederick Poole, Mr. Marshall Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, Mr. Elmer Johnson and Mr. Edmund Windeler, actively at work on one of the many jobs they are confronted with during the year. Mr. William Shunck, superintendent of Water- ford Township Schools, an-d the Board of Educa- tion have been working on many projects this year. Three new elementary schools were put into operation this year. Two more are under con- struction for use in the fall. A new junior high school, John D. Pierce, is to be completed by September 1958, and a site has been acquired for another junior high school. In addition, two new elementary sites and a site for a second junior high school have been acquired. Mr. William Shunck, Superintendent

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Faculty and Friends

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L lies in the hands of the faculty Q. . . T' f ', ff.: ' 2 , 5 w W4 ,,,, M K if , , , wa in f Helen Bulla, assistant principal Miss Bulla has a familiar face around Waterford. She works un- ceasingly to keep up with her many duties as assistant princi- pal. It is her responsibility to see that there is a substitute for every absent teacher, to make out a calendar for the week, to prepare a teachers' duty roster for the week. She also takes care of emergency situations and is in charge of the students' be- haviors while they are on camp- us. Thad Carr, principal Principal at WTHS for two years, Mr- Carr carries many responsibilities. One busy day in his schedule intails countless de- cisions. Among the many things on his agenda are answering correspondence, signing all col- lege recommendations, checks, and purchase orders. He inter- views prospective teachers and also personally counsels students. He makes out the faculty meeting agendas and approves all calen- dar changes.