Crittenden County High School - Rockette Yearbook (Marion, KY)

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The Rest Hardesty, C.W. Stevens, and Orville Truitt. Also, there are a group of dedicated office and maintenance workers. These people do many things not included in their job descriptions but all for the betterment of the school. Marvin Travis. Oily Johnson, Mary Hunter, and Ralph Branham; may not be recognized by all students but without their hard work the school would have to hire a maid service. Henrietta Tabor, Elva Winders, and Dora Wright, are also a behind the scenes gang. They create our lunches. These women had toiled at this job for a combination of 50-60 years. We would just like to Of The Gang Mac Dossett Maintenance give a thank you to this group of deserving people. Ti Sharon Dossett Secretary Bookeeper Carlin Davidson Cafeteria Acct. Education 19

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Administration i Behind the scenes of any successfully run high school, are a group of people rarely recognized. At the top of this list is Mr. Charles Campbell, Superintendent of Schools. His primary responsibility is to make the final decisions on matters of most importance. And take credit or blame for these. Also included are other members of the administration, sometimes known as the big cheese. The school board which members follow: Dr. Donald L. Wright, Chairman, Don Travis, Vice-Chairman. Gary I Leonard Pyle Assistant Superintendent Shirley Hannah Supervisor of Instruction Ralph Station Director of Pupil Personnel Ralph B Moore Director of Title I Morris Clark Dir. of Trans.

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The Faculty Darryl Seymore The beginning business student takes Introduction to Business his freshman year. Mrs. Porter teaches a course which is divided into four basic categories (1) banks and the services they offer, (2) the different types of personal insurance. (3) credit and the various accounts, and (4) consumer rights and advertising. This fourth period class is supplemented with Wonderful World of Work films. Next on the ladder is sophomore level Typing I. This beginning course (top Business right - Delois Paddock and Robyn Davidson; opposite, top left — Tammy Martin) includes learning to type and to develop professional skills under the instruction of Mr. Seymore and Mrs. Easley. Typing 2. also taught by Mrs. Easley, continues on the principles of Typing I. The major objective is to increase speed and accuracy on timed drills. Another is to improve the students’ skill in typing business letters, business reports, tabulated reports, and business forms. Junior or senior level Shorthand is taught in Mrs. Porter’s room. This class introduces the shorthand alphabet during the first semester. New words are also emphasized along with the reading of letters which are written in shorthand. The second semester strive to write at the speed of 60 words per minute or above. Mrs. Porter teaches Machines and Math. This course is offered to juniors 20 Education