West Allis High School - Wamago Yearbook (West Allis, WI)

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gvvt' eww 3 . J ob M .M My x f ,CQ44,v,?92d!LcZj N 1 l 5 I Qfffaf ,VL 41.2, ff Cz,,l.,...LS65L QM n X fwf9Fr'fvlf9'fffre We, in paying tribute to the tercentenary of secondary education, gratefully dedicate the Wamago annual of 1935 to Mr. Harry B. Nash. We appreciate his years of efforts to bring us the best opportunities possibleg we appreciate the work he has done for our school, by' which we have benefited, we appreciate his interest in modern and progressive education. We feel that in his present position of superintendent of schools, he will help West Allis to continue its advance. :4: 4: .11 4: 4: Crewe, England, is Mr. Nash's birthplace. He received his B. A. degree at Dakota Wesleyan University, and his M. A. degree at the University of Minnesota. Some advanced work was also done at the Universities of Wisconsin and Minnesota. After six years of teaching experience, Mr. Nash became principal of schools at Frankfort, S. D. At Faulkton, S. D., and Osceola, Wis., he secured the position of superintendent. He then came to West Allis as director of educational research. Later he was made director of instruction, which position he held for eleven years. The department of instruction was a pioneer in educational measurements work in the state. About a year ago he was selected for his present position out of seventy- five applicants from all over the country. The work of the superintendent consists of providing the best possible educa- tional opportunities for the children of West Allis. A few of the goals established in West Allis are to develope strong, healthy bodies, to encourage children to think and judge for themselves, and to provide freedom of self expression.