Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Board of Education Mr. Morgan Butler serves as president of the Wau- kesha Board of Education. He appoints standing committees, such as the Building and Grounds Com- mittee and Teacher Committee, and any special committees needed to examine special problems as they arise. Mr, Butler has served on the board for 24 years, I3 of these as its chief executive. Most recent addition to the board is Mr. Ray Tra- kel, now serving in his third year. Other members have served from i3 to Qi years. The Board of Education meets in the otihce of the Superintendent of Schools on the second Wednesday of each month. Superintendent of Schools Mr. R. G. Hein, Superintendent of Schools, has served for the past ii years as VVaukesha's educa- tional leader. Former teacher, coach, and principal in other high schools, Mr. Hein has unique under- standing of teachers and students. Since his office is located in the South Campus Building, Mr. Hein is a familiar figure to iuniors and seniors of Waukesha High. He frequently ioins them in assemblies and is an ardent follower of their par- ticipation fin student activities and sports. Miss Norma Larson serves as Mr. Hein's otifice sec- retary as well as a secretary for the Board of Educa- tion, Mr. R. G. Hein Superintendent of Schools

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Policy Makers for W. H. S. Students ElecTed by The ciTizens of The ciTy of Waukesha To seT The policies for The educaTion and developmenT of This ciTy's youTh, The Board of EducaTion seTs The general regulaTions for grade and high school in- sTrucTion here. Planning The budgeT, awarding conTracTs for buildings and Teaching personnel, This board works closely wiTh SuperinTendenT of Schools R. G. Hein in creaTing and operaTing The kind of schools we have. Members of our board have a ToTal of many years' experience in These maTTers. They serve wiTh- out pay, keeping abreasT of educational problems and spending many avocaTional hours in The inTeresT of Their consTiTuenTs and of The young people of Waukesha. In an ever-growing communiTy, These men and women have been Taced wiTh many problems: find- ing sifes Tor new buildings, planning for expansion of exisTing schools, obTaining and retaining profes- sionally prepared Teachers, providing equipmenT Tor, and care of, both people and places. To These de-dicaied ciTizens, seldom seen by The sTudenTs who daily benefiT by Their iudgmenT, goes much of The crediT for a high school ThaT enioys a fine repuTaTion Throughouf Wisconsin.

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Directors Remedy School Problems KE us 10