Daviess County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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Many changes have taken place this year at Daviess County High School which af- fects both students and faculty members. These alterations are primarily due to one man, Mr. Waymond Morris. Mr. Morris has taken his place as DCHS's principal this year. He is the second man to hold the position since the school opened in 1958. Mr. Morris was selected because of his previous school oriented background and his ability to keep things organized and un- der control. He has been associated with school systems since 1965 when he coached DCHS football for 10 years. He then went to Apollo for five years as vice principal. After leaving AHS, Mr. Morris be- came Assistant Superintendent in charge of federal programs. Adjustments ranging from new office de- cor to a jukebox in the cafeteria have all been beneficial. Thanks to Mr. Morris, we can be sure to look out for future shifts to up-grade DCHS. It .ff My H p , .Hg 1' if g,

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Kenny Boughn Assistant Principal With his promotion to assistant princi- pal this year, Kenny Baughn is probably a much happier person. Each day, many students go to Mr. Baughn for a familiar pink or blue slip which allows them back in class. Parents talk to him all the time if there is a discipline problem with their child and try to straighten them out. When asked what he thought the best thing about DCHS was, Mr. Baughn said, llWe have a real nice setting for a school. The building itself, grounds, and facilities are all beautiful. 4? gi 13:4 xml