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MRS. LORA BACHELOR, Assistant Superintendent. MR. JOE STRADLING, Assistant Superintende Efficiency and Courtesy Were Shown Assistants to the Superintendent were Mrs. Lora Bachelor and Mr. Joe Stradling. Mrs. Bachelor ' s duties included assisting and consulting with teach- ers and preparing all state reports concerning the special education program. Mr. Stradling super- vised all purchasing requisitions in accordance with budget-allotments from tax funds. Mr. Laverne Burns took the new position of athletic director for the Metropolitan School Sys- tem. His job entailed organization and supervision of all interscholastic and intramural sports pro- grams. MR. LAVERN BURNS. Atliletir Dii SECRETARIES . . . Sealed: Peggy Slattery, Helen Vaught, Judy Reece, Sharon Deckard. Standing: Mary Crisler, Pat Mitchell.
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MRS. MARY JANE HEAD, deputy superintendent Dreams of ' 63 -Realities of ' 64 Mrs. Mary Jane Head and Dr. Carl Stewart were deputies to the superintendent this year. Mrs. Head prepared the annual school budget in addition to helping the new school. Dr. Stewart supervised all the plans and specifications for our new school as well as those for remodeling the older buildings in the school system. 1963-61 was another year of hard work for the Bloomington Metropolitan School Board. Dreams of the new school became realities as contracts were signed, bonds were sold, and the building itself was started. Although this job took most of their time, board members also established a new health pro- gram and schedule for teachers ' salaries. SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES . . . Mr. John Neal, assistant secretar -treasurer; Mr. George- Mitchell, secretan ; Mr. Hurshel McCutchen, president; Mrs. Byrum Carter, vice-president; Mr. Thomas VanHook, treasurer.
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HVMH r- M £ m E fvi H ■m -MRS. MAXINE TAYLOR, Secretar Instructional Media Senices. MRS. ALTA LAM M. Junior High Librarian. by Administrative Personnel at BHS Marcia Hinkle attended Library Institute at lU las summer. Movies and library books were two means of educat- ing the student body. Members of the Audio-Visual Staff, under the supervision of Mr. Leon Whaley, spent many hours showing educational films and helping classes use tape recorders. Assisted by Mrs. Alta Lanum and Mrs. June Brown, students spent numerous hours in the junior and senior high libraries searching for information for those inevitable reports and term papers. A combined total of 15.000 books and innumerable stacks of periodicals provided students with facts and fiction. MR. LEON WHALEY MRS. JUNE BROWN . udioVisual Senior High Librarian iMtJ
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