Arlington High School - Colt Corral Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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Mr. John Webb Principal Our school's two vice principals, Mr. Key and Mr. Curlee, have many occupations in addition to being vice principal. Mr. Key, our full-time assistant, is also the boys' counselor and keeps the boys' at- tendance record. It is his job to manage the school's textbooks and to work with Mr. Webb in all phases of the school life. Mr. Curlee's duties include sponsoring the Safety Council, supervising traffic and parking around the school, working out fire drill procedure, and working with sponsors on class activities. He also devotes part of his time to coaching. Executive Mr. Webb, our principal, holds the reins” at Arlington High. His experience and know-how” contribute more to the smooth functioning of our school than anyone else’s, since his job as principal encompasses a large variety of duties. Mr. Webb, who has always taken special interest in student body activi- ties, lends his advice and support to all stu- dent projects and to many other activities concerning the school welfare. His contacts with faculty and students, his leadership and encouragement are great assets to AHS. Mr. Harold Key Vice Principal Mr. Sam Curlcc Vice Principal 22

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School Personnel Members of the School Board include: (Seated) Messrs. Joe Bailey, Secretary; Floyd Gunn, President; Charles Young; (Standing) Clyde Ashworth, Guy C. Hutcheson, and Tom W. Foster. Mrs. Dixie Fowler Secretary to Mr. Martin Mrs. Stella Hilvko Secretary to Mr. Wood Mrs. Imogene Johnson Secretary to Mr. Starrctt Mrs. DeLoise Keating Secretary to Mr. Counts

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Department Directs School Life Miss Mamie Price Dean of Girls Miss Price has shown interest in all of our student-sponsored activities, and she has often served as an unofficial member of planning committees and work groups in the high school. In fact, she is present at almost all school functions as a chaperone. As Dean of Women, she lends an under- standing ear to girls with personal or school problems. In addition to her duties as advi- sor, she keeps girls' attendance records and handles any discipline problems that might arise. Mrs. Campbell and Mr. Smith, our two counselors, arc always glad to talk with any- one needing help in choosing a job, forming college plans, or passing a course. Besides ad- vising students on future plans, Mr. Smith and Mrs. Campbell conduct the various test- ing programs and interpret the results of these tests to help students learn their apti- tudes and abilities. In general, Mrs. Campbell is in charge of tests and interviews with the sophomore class, while Mr. Smith works mainly with the juniors and seniors. Their sincere interest in individual ability and personality greatly en- courages students' progress. Mrs. Frances Campbell Counselor Mr. Jerry Smith Counselor 23