Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Dr. David H. Radcliffe Superintendent Dr. Don Woods Assistant Superintendent for Instruction City Administration Implementing the program for equal education and overseeing the completion of the two building projects were only two of the many duties carried out by the Superintendent's office and the Board of Education. As the final approval of the equal education program was given by the state office, a series of meetings were set up for the students who would be transferred and for their parents so that they might feel more easily acclimated to the new schools they would be attending in the fall of 1974. These were set up by Dan Mash, the Community Relations Director, working directly under Dr. Radcliffe. Curtis McDaniel, who was the Director of Finances until March, also worked directly under the Superintendent's office. Dr. Don Woods, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction, worked primarily in the area of curriculum updating and worked closely with the teachers to see that the Danville schools were kept up-to-date on the newest developments. A series of half-day workshops was one of the ways planned to do this, following the ideas of the teachers' committee and Dr. Woods. As the MEDLEY went to press Dr. Radcliffe announced his resignation from the Danville School system after a period of 26 years during which he had served as a teacher, principal, assistant superintendent and superintendent. He was to become the superintendent of the Kaneland School district. Page Twenty-eight

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Faculty

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Board of Education Mrs. Lillian Pearson, secretary; Walter Glavey, president; Lloyd Hilleary; Earl Hartshorn; Don Freeman; Jack Walker; Mrs. Martha Curry; Dr. W. G. D. Henderson; Dr. David Radcliffe, Superintendent; Dr. Don Woods, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction. As the new Liberty School was completed and occupied in December, and the Library-lab addition of Danville High School was gradually completed and used, the members of the Board of Education turned their attention to other needs of the district. A long-term (30 year) building program was studied and priorities were established, only to be readjusted when two of the elementary schools were hit by fire. A great many extra meetings were added to the docket by these problems. The completion of the VoTech building for the cooperating schools was also one of their concerns since Danville acted as the administrative district for the program during the construction period. Mr. Walter Glavey served as president and Mrs. Lillian Pearson was secretary for the Board. The particular study item under discussion seemed to amuse the members and the people attending this meeting. Page Twenty-nine