Bladensburg High School - Peacecrosser Yearbook (Bladensburg, MD)

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Administrators Work Hard Behind the Scenes Daily Overseeing the activities of the entire school was the job of Principal David L. Dean, with newly assigned Vice-Principal Joseph Murphy, who was the keeper of the vault and also shared the responsibility of student discipline. Vice Principal Ralph Amis worked diligently to maintain an accurate attendance record of all students as well as distributing lockers and keeping the official calendar for school activities. Scheduling students, issuing report cards, and keeping records of grades are just a few of the computer tasks taken on by the Data Processing staff, headed by Mr. Amil V. Jinar. They also handled substitute teacher assignments, and numerous county, state, and federal reports that help produce so-called bureaucratic red tape. 12 Administration pavid L. ms

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