Harrison High School - Panther Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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est ln lVlodern Education Harrison's Board of Education supervises the financing of the six schools in District No. 2. In addition, the Board decides school poli- cies, and more important, assures each stu- dent the very best in modern education. Superintendent Mr. Wayne Bricker and his assistant Nlr. Lionel Robertson serve the dis- trict from their offices in the new Administra- tion Building. Their administration provides the school with an enthusiastic interest which guides the students to an understanding of duty and responsibility. Such an efficient administration is an essential component for the service of today's education. Wayne Bricker Lionel Robertson Superintendent Assistant Superintendent .n-v 5 TOP. On one of his frequent visits to the high school, lVlr. Wayne Bricker reviews the school policy with Mr. Kelly Askew. BOTTOM. While at his office, located in the new Administration Building, lVlr. Wayne Bricker meets many peo- ple. 81

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Board Of Education Assures The Donald K. Giberson President Dr. William H. Hayes Vice-President William R. Tadder Treasurer Bill MacEnuIty Secretary Mrs. Robert Hansen Director Mr. Kelly Askew. principal, gives a speech during the dedication while Dr. William Hayes, Mr. Donald Giberson, Lee Cerioni and Mr. Wayne Bricker listen. 4 1 80 l

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KELLY ASKEW Principal B.S., MED. Northwestern State College Oklahoma University BROOKS NELSON Assistant Principal A.A., B.A., M. Ed. Graceland College Idaho State University University of Wyoming ROBERT MCCOY Business Manager B.A. Colorado State University Colorado State College Colorado College Adams State College Mr. Askew is a familiar sight among the students during lunch hour. Administration Stresses Student Achievement RIGHT. Assistant Principal Nlr. Brooks Nelson checks a student schedule. BELOW. The welcoming smile of Nlr. Askew greets everyone to H.H.S. lux? 82