Biloxi High School - Indian Echo Yearbook (Biloxi, MS)

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▼ At registration, Mr. Deere takes time to help Wendell Cavalier fill out his registration forms. A Known for his detailed announcements. Mr. Deere advises the students on the week's sched- ule. 4 ▼ DEDICATION

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A Lanis Montlforte gazes with envy at Chook Smith's appetizing lunch. Contents Student Life Student faces and student interests in and out of school. Includes homecoming, Who’s Who, and student activities awards. Academics Those who perpetuate Biloxi High’s academic excellence — the administration and the faculty. Includes student academic awards. Classes All the students — seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen — that are Biloxi High. Mini-mag Highlights of the top local and national news; stories of the 1987-88 school year. Sports The athletic teams that strive to make Biloxi High number one in sports events. Organizations The clubs and groups that allow students more participation and involvement in school activities. Community Local businesses and people who are willing to support the school and its activities. CONTENTS ▼ 3

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Dedication Mr. Kenneth Deere P| olding the school together in a time of crisis takes responsibility; and in 1987 when the principal, Mr. Frank Sabbatini, died, Mr. Kenneth Deere took on that responsibility. Thanks to his effort, Biloxi High did not fall apart during that catastrophe. Mr. Deere, who is currently an As- sistant Principal at Biloxi High, has been associated with the Biloxi Public Schools since September, 1959. He has taught social studies, history, bi- ology, and chemistry at Biloxi High and has been an assistant principal at Biloxi High and Nichols Junior High. In 1987, he was acting principal from March until June. Mr. Deere has done much more for Biloxi High than to simply take on re- sponsibilities. He has taken the time to talk to the students about discipline, academics, and personal improvement in and out of school. He has contributed greatly to the development of the new programs at Biloxi High and to the im- provement of the school. Mr. Deere possesses competence and knowledgeability in his field of work ... is fair and impartial in the treatment of persons and recognizes the dignity of the individual, comments Mr. Walt Ewing, Director of Personnel. He con- tributes significantly to the total func- tioning of the school. He has definitely been an asset to Biloxi High. It is an honor to dedicate the 1988 Indian Echo to Mr. Kenneth Deere. A Mr. Deere is definitely a busy man. Working on a scheduling problem is one of the many re- sponsibilities he has at Biloxi High School. ◄ A man who shows confidence and pride in his work. Mr. Deere is a treasure to Biloxi High. DEDICATION T 5