David Crockett High School - Texan Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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'o fu K I tline knows students. Cougar pride may seem incongru- us on the faculty spreads of the earbook mainly because the nick- ame Cougar is associated with aorts. But in the way a winning sea- Jn brings recognition in sports, fac- lty members bestow pride on them- elves and their students. y The pivot in the area of spirit now 1d for the past ten years is the prin- pal, Mr. Forrest Kline. lf it is possi- le that one man can set a mood by hich a large overcrowded school Juld keep from becoming an imper- anal wad of bodies, Mr. Kline has one it, cheerfully undertaking any roblem which besieges Crockett. Students usually think of Mr. Kline sf a man busily attending school inctions or school activities, always ith a warm smile. Or else they think f his voice over the intercom at the iart of each school day saying, May have your attention for the morning sf. ,V ,P H 3 announcements? The darkcloud of mystery and gloomthat usually are a principal's trade mark, are replaced.by a friendly, easy -to talk to man that's always willing to help and listen. This may be because he really seems to take wpart in the system, refusing to be the heavy that waits for something bad to happen before taking action. This is the principal who has for ten years made Crockett a beiarable school to attend. 1. Having, been a good principal all year, Mr. For- rest Kline receives his gift and Christmas greet- ing from Santa played by Mr. Max Fisher. 2. Attending school functions is a necessary part of Mr. Kline's routine. The DECA Christmas party is one of the more pleasant duties. 3. Standing under a banner of appreciation, Mr. Kline honors Ms. Mary Daniel for being teacher of the year. 4. Like most. administrators, Mr. Kline finds busi- ness calls invaluable and unavoidable, 5. Ofliciating at graduation is one of the more grat- ifying duties Mr. Kline performs. cv un' lie.

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oren, Horton serve. feel that the most enjoyable and tportant part of my job is the per- inal contact with students, teach- 's, and other people, said Mr. :edell Horton. Though many students seldom ee him, assistant principal Hor- n's tasks are difficult and exten- ve. They include being the structional principal, helping achers, and being in charge of 'ockett's over 12,000 textbooks. Mr. Charles Boren and Mr. Hor- n must rely on their spontaneity :cause they are constantly con- onted with unpredictable situa- ans. , However, Mr. Boren's daily jobs ake him responsible for the zhool calendar, scheduling, porting grades, taldng charge of yt .1 ayswsgvl Ns: gif. Qs.: If-si. J 1' the custodial staff, the school plant and many other things. ln short, the assistant principals are responsible for keeping things running smoothly at Crockett. 1. Mr. Charlie Boren receives a gift of Christ- mas cheer from Santa CMax Fishery Claus at the faculty Christmas party. 2. One of Mr. Leedell Horton's duties is to attend morning assemblies. 3. Old college buddies Mr. William Pardue, Mr. Leedell Horton, and Mr. Bill McCullough reunite and reminisce at the Christmas party. 4. Mr. Charlie Boren pores over some of the seemingly endless paperwork that takes up much of his time. 5. Mr. Boren takes a rare opportunity to relax at a faculty function, 6. Mr. Horton gathers up his Christmas gifts at the party given to the faculty by the senior class officers. ,,-,M L - 1 Mr. Charlie Mr, Chuck Ms. Sandra Ms. Ann Ms. Mary BQVCI1 . Borgeson Brock Broman gun m . AssistantPrincipaI Counselor VOE-PEL Homemaking Histpry 'r my MS- Bertv Mr. H. 5. Ms. cami BUYRS Cadwallader Carter Science Mathematics Physical Education assistant principals 231 by David Sembritzky