Robstown High School - Cotton Picker Yearbook (Robstown, TX)

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.The School Board, the administrative body of the Robs- town Independent School District, plans all types of improve- ments for the school wstem. The Board has recently completed a contract for the erection of an eighteen classroom elementary school building. A report from the group shows that fifty-seven classrooms have been provided during the past nine years and at least as many more will be needed during the next nine years to meet increasing enrollment needs and to replace antiquated struc- tures. This report indicates that the Board has done much to provide good school buildings and that they realize much re- mains to be done. This group of policy-makers is as shown, seated, left to right: Mr. Paul Mason, Mr-B. E. jauer, secretary, Mr. W. A. Ahlrich, president, Mr. B. E. Paschal, vice-president, Mr. Pete Lopez, and Dr. 1. J. Stephen. Standing: Mr. Orville Dennis and Mr. B. C. Banks, Superintendent of Schools. Administrative Group Plans Mr. B. C. Banks, Superintendent of Schools, is the chief executive officer of the School Board. He is in charge of the school system and is the professional leader of the Board and the faculty. His responsibilities include the recommendation, assignment, and evaluation of personnel, planning and organizing the instructional program, pupil ac- counting and pupil s e r vi c e s , budget preparation, requisition and purchase of supplies and equipment, planning new school sites and buildings, and opera- tion and maintenance of the school plant.

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