Bentonville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bentonville, AR)

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enlonville School our Standing, left to right: Mr. Doolittle, Mr. Dudley, Mr. Craig. Seated, left to right: Mr. Knott, secretaryg Mr. Cavness, president. The Members of this School Board are all business men of the Bentonville community. Mr. Cavness has the Pla Morg Mr. Knott an Insurance businessg Mr. Doolittle a cleaning and pressing establishmentg Mr. Dudley the Cash Mercantile Storeg and Mr. Craig an in- surance business. These men form a school board with an understanding of the needs of this district, and they plan not only for the present but also for the future of this fast growing commu- nity. At present their efforts are especially directed toward the planning of a new grade building, which will be ready for occupancy this fall. We appreciate your services to the community in general, to the youth in particular, and to the administration specifically.

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ri' Qur' Supevinlendenl MRS. G. C. TINNIN Mrs. Tinnin, our superintendent since january 10, 1943, has been the dynamo in develop- ing an extensive building program and enlarging a curriculum that is recognized as out- standing by those who are in touch with modem trends in education. The enrichment in the various areas of living through actual experiences has made learn- ing more pleasant and meaningful. Mrs. Tinnin has the unusual ability of motivating and organizing each project and activity so that it.functions well in its own field yet main- tains an excellent balance in its relation to the whole program. Probably the most pronounced quality in Mrs. Tinnin's successful administration of the school program is the harmonious relations existing between herself, the school board, faculty, students, and other work. Each group recognizes and respects her broad vision of her job, her appreciation of the feelings of others, and her capacity for hard work. Bentonville School has made wonderful progress in its program under the capable leader- ship of Mrs. Tinnin.

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-4:27 'T Execulive Bone Standing, left to right: Mrs. Tommy Harrison, Mrs. G. C. Tinnin, Mrs. joe Knott, Mrs. E. O. Brown, Mrs. M. Cavness, Mrs. Lester Drake. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Roy Stewart, Treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Martin, secretary, Mrs. Claude Walker, Presidentg Mrs. Ralph Cloe, membership chairman. The Bentonville P. T. A. has a large and active membership. They do many outstand- ing things for the school each year. Last year they raised a fund of 31,000,00 for the school library. This year their goal is 31,400,00 for the library-an average of 31,00 for each pupil in grade and high school. Their work in behalf of the Bentonville Schools is greatly appreciated by the teachers and pupils. ' - 16' . i t X fg ft .-. ' ...' A if Q , ' Qiiice Sloil MRS. CLARENCE EASLEY MRS. BURL BRAZELL MISS RUTH PICKELL Llississippi S. T. C. B. S. E. Secretary of Vocational Agriculture roule Business College Conway S. T. C.