Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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Administrators View Plans Tony Risinger has served as Assistant Superintendent of Schools for three years. Mr. Risinger's duties involve in- struction, personnel management, and working with the school itself. A former baseball player, Mr. Risinger is aware of the importance of athletics in the development of the students' ability to perform in and out of school. Bill Ware came to Ardmore as Super- intendent of Schools three years ago. In addition to his usual duties as the chief administrator of schools, Mr. Ware has been very busy during the 1971-72 school year with plans for the development of the new high school. His farsightedness and determined work were largely responsible for the passing of the school bond issue.

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BOARD MEMBERS ARE, seated around table in superintendents office, ILEFT TO RIGHT? james Dolman, Tony Risinger, W. A. Gardner, Board Effor The School Board has worked hard to make this year successful. Much work this year has been toward the planning of the new high school. On October 5, 1971, the bond issue for the new school was passed. The six board members meet month- ly and have the responsibility of employing teachers and the adminis- trative staff, formulating policies of the school system, approving curriculum, Bill Ware, Herbert Upchurch, and Lee Wood- side. NOT PICTURED is james Nash, bio- chemist, who was installed in December. ts Pass Bonds teaching materials, textbooks, pro- grams, and activities. Board members are Dr. W. A. Gard- ner, president of the Board and a local optometrist, james B. Dolman, attor- ney, Lee Woodside, manager of the Bell Refinery, Herbert Upchurch, bio- chemist at the Noble Foundation, Bill Ware, superintendent, and Tony Risinger, assistant superintendent. New member this year is 1. Nash, Ward 2.

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Officials Direct District's Work Overseeing the expenditure of federal funds and directing all busi- ness and purchasing are handled by two efficient and responsible men, Mr. Charles Dabbert and Mr. Cecil Morris. BOTTOM: Mr. Charles Dabbert is the Director of Federal Programs for the school district. He develops the programs and is in charge of account- ing for them. He oversees the expen- ditures of federal funds which reach almost S500,000.00. RIGHT: Mr. Cecil Morris is the Director of Business and Purchasing. He is responsible for buying all teach- ing materials and maintenance sup- plies for the school system, in addi- tion to purchasing for all city school cafeterias. 20