Oak Grove High School - Hornet Yearbook (North Little Rock, AR)

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,QQCQ 4.14: b s Better Than Ever Office Staff Maintains Order Students went and came as they pleased. Papers were carelessly thrown around the office. My Girl Wants to Party All the Time, by Eddie Murphy, slowly seeped into the classrooms, mixing with the uncontrollable shouts of the students. Put all together it caused mass confusion. This kind of chaos was not found, luckily, thanks to the ex- pert scheduling of our administra- tion and faculty. Mr. Charles Green had the job of scheduling the master plan. This was the routine that was fol- lowed everyday by students and teachers alike. Assistant principals, Mr. loseph Presley and Mr. Bob Allison, had different responsibilities. Mr. Presley did everything from as- signing lockers to patrolling lunches. Mr. Allison's duties started with one third of the teach- ers' evaluations but didn't stop there. He was kept busy with scheduling detention halls and seventh, eighth, and ninth grade discipline. He even took on the job of scheduling fire and tornado drills. The development of a smooth running office didn't end with the principals. Mrs. Cheryl Howey made sure students weren't running in and out. Her duties in- cluded posting all absentees, and monitoring the whereabouts of students. Mrs. Denis had the job of keeping Oak Grove financially stable. She scheduled every school related budget imaginable and kept up with all club funds. Mrs. Katherine loseph assumed the responsibility of school secre- tary. She scheduled meetings and conferences for the principals and buses for field trips. Even with their busy schedules, the office staff usually had time for students, whether it was a punishment, compliment, or word of advice. I'll always listen to a student's or teacher's request, even if I have to say QNo.' The school belongs to everyone-staff and students. That's always been my philosophy, said Mr. Charles Green, principal. As Mrs. Colleen Mays explains her predica- ment, Mr. Bob Allison listens with patience and understanding. The principals faced problems every day and handled them to the best of their ability. Mr. Charles Stratton PCSSD, Board President Mr. Mack McAlister PCSSD Board Vice- President Mildred Tatum PCSSD Board Secretary Sheryl Dunn PCSSD Board Member Mac Faulkner PCSSD Board Member Bernie O'NeaI PCSSD Board Member David Sain PCSSD Board Member 1 l 63 i

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