Pulaski Academy - Bruin Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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NEW HEADMASTER Our new headmaster, Mr. John Cheska, arrived at Pulaski Academy on July 1, 1980. Mr. Cheska came to us after spending two years as headmaster at the American Academy in the American Community schools of Athens, Greece. As the head- master, Mr. Cheska is concerned with providing each student with the highest quality education available. To achieve a quality program, he believes one must start with a quality staff, in- crease supplies to classrooms provide more opportunities for teachers to relate what goes on in the classroom to the com munity and develop intramural activities with total school in volvement ln relation to the students Mr Cheska wants P A to provide needed skills that can be polished in higher education to broaden horizons through enrichment programs so that students may understand other cultures and to promote their abilities so that they may be of service to their community In talking about the future Mr. Cheska said that the land is being used to its full potential here Now he said referring to a quote by President Johnson, the frontier is developing the potential in each other Each one of us has unique abilities so we all have the opportunity to be successful.'

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS , O C 3' fir: t , From left to right: James Cobb, George Pike, Anne Lewis, Buddy Tackett, Carole Minor, John Clayton, Robert Connor, Mor rison Henry, Jerry Terrebonne, John Cheska, John Thatch. vi ,J x if l N John Cheska Headmaster 'M- Floger Yancey Mike Parrish Assistant HeadfTlaS16f Lower School Principal