Whitefish Bay High School - Tower Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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SCHOOL BOARD: Allen C. Brodd; George A. Dunlap, director; Gcncnc M. Grimm; Norman B. Hammermeister; Victor E. Henningsen; Walter H. John: and Richard A. McDermott. Important Changes The Recreation department provides leadership and direction for the students and community. Besides assist- ing with social activities at the high school level, recre- ation department directors also supervise athletic and educational programs for all age groups. For the adults of the community, the department offers a comprehen- sive adult education program. Who w rcc ked the office? Richard Cooper, M.S. Director of Recreation and Adult Education Leo E. Kratz, M.A. Director of Physical Education Clarence A. Kuehl, M.A. Director of Athletics James Sehoebeik, B.S. Assistant Director of Recreation Fac-Ac 7

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Liwrence Heyerdahl. Ph.l). Superintendent of Schools John C. Ilagman, M.A. Principal Arthur Baranowski, M.E. Director of Special Services The ‘big chiefs’ hold a talk-in. Administration Directs Planning of another school year has been the work of many dedicated men. These men, our administrators, produce policies, coordinate curriculum, and set the pace in effective education. Their insight and ability provides efficient leadership for the entire school system. This year has brought several new developments in serving the needs of a growing school. Along with our new principal, Mr. John Hagman, Mr. Keith Smith has joined the administration to assist with curriculum plan- ning, while Mr. J. Harold Rose has assumed a new po- sition as Director of Personnel. 1967-68 has also seen the beginning of remodeling and expansion of the high school, including a fieldhouse, swimming pool, and ten classrooms. The administration also plans for an In- structional Materials Center, and remodeled present fa- cilities. Under such capable direction, Whitefish Bay students can be proud of their school, and can look foreward to the changes ahead. Edward Morcficld, M.A. Director of Business Services Charles B. Roeder, M.E. Vice Principal J. Harold Rose, Ph.M. Director of Personnel C. Keith Smith, M.S. Director of Research and Development James Tall. Ph.D. Director of Instructional Services 6 Fac-Ac

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Staffs Provide Are our nurses, Mary O'Hearn and Charlotte Jankowski, broadcasting to Moscow? “I thought he’d never call! sighs Mrs. Dallmann. School nurses play an important part in serving WFB students. Although they can’t guarantee cures for fresh- men fright, sophomore slump, junior germs, or senior- itis, they soothe various aches and pains and keep stu- dent health records. Our high school secretaries efficiently assist in many jobs necessary for school organization. They help the faculty with typing and mimeographing, take phone messages for counselors and administrators, and re- ceive school visitors. Their many services arc appre- ciated by both students and educators at Whiteflsh Bay. 'I told you not to come in here with that camera! warns Mrs. John. 'May 1 help you? asks Mrs. Pollock. 8 Fac-Ac