Jenkins High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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A Constant Strive for Leadership and Supervision For the past few years H.V.J. has been for- tunate enough to have two very efficient as- sistant principals, each of which performed individual tasks vital to the regular routine of a day’s work around the school. Mr. James A. Taylor, one of our assistant principals, was involved in many of the activ- ities at H.V.J. He provided instructional lead- ership. supervised student affairs and spe- cial activities. Mr. Taylor helped in monitoring student attendance and he co-ordinated the teachers aide and substitute teachers pro- gram. Our other assistant principal was Mr. Wil- liam Gerken. Mr. Gerken supervised the work in the office to see that it was run at a smooth pace. His main concern, however, was the distribution of discipline with vigilance and justice.

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Above: Mr. Taylor enjoying lunch? Above right: Mr. James E. Taylor, assistant principal at Jenkins High School. Right: Mr. Taylor giving friendly advice to a student. Far upper right: Mr. William Gerken. assistant principal at Jenkins High School Far right: Mr. Gerken assisting in a book inventory. Extreme right: Mr. Gerken's mascots. 16 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

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Testing and Guidance Help Students Set Realistic Goals Above: Mrs. Janet Argroves works diligently. Upper: Mr. Jack Fowler, head counselor. Upper right: The counselor's secretary. Mrs. Terrie Melhorn. Extreme right: Mrs. Argroves is caught by the eye of the camera Lower right: Mr Fowler helps a student fill out the form for Career Day. Right: Mrs. Melissa Miller assists a student in choosing an ideal testing day. PlAr K sgr »OTA Y c a , ■j nT'1 «AH J fAP i sat cnu in CArrrfxiA 18 COUNSELORS