Gonzales High School - Lexington Yearbook (Gonzales, TX)

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The Activities of the Community CAMPUS SHOTS E Mr. Fred A. Havel, jr., principal of G.H.S. per- forms his duties faithfully for the third year. Mr. Havel possesses the ability of maintaining discipline and remaining the stu- dents' friend at the same time lu C56 Acting not only as office assistant to the superintendent, but also as secretary of the board of education, Miss Odelle Hamilton handles the detail work of the school dis- trict. .sul '-ii- - 1 f -,4-l Superintendent A. O. Bird is the h e ad of G.H.S. Mr. Bird is never too busy to speak to students, either in personal conferences or in assemblies. His interest in the school system is evident, in this, his twen- ty-second year as super- intendent. Working together on the permanent records are Mr. Walter B. Alexander and Mrs. Robert I. Vackar. As school super- visor, Mr. Alexander is in charge of the counselling and the testing program. Mrs. Vackar assists Mr. Havel in the many details of his office. ja- ff' X 1 5 'Ea 'P

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5 H5616 Z1 BUD The Board of Trustees and Administration Reflect Coordinating school and community relations is the job of the board of trustees. These seven men come together from their various walks of life once every month to form policies and make careful decisions on school affairs. The board is a liaison between the public and the school, responsible to the former for the officers of the latter. Not only a character building organ of the community, the school system is Gonzales' big- gest industry with 139 employees, a payroll of 544,000 and a total budget of S645,584.88. Consequently the board of truste es functions both as the business management board and the policy-making group. ...BX ,,4,m,i .mfg wpsg . tilifl ' A-'ri The Phil F nberg Alton Cook Milt0n NeitSCh 105 John C Schweda julian Marrou

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