DeLand Weldon High School - Eagle Spotlight Yearbook (Weldon, IL)

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. . . The Superintendent Strived for Higher Goals in Learning. The superintendent is the top man” in the school system. Not only does he have to coordinate four schools, but he also must gain an insight into what each school ' s needs are. Because of this need for insight, we often find Mr. Salmon at our school. At special assem- blies, he is asked to explain the administration ' s or the school board’s policy on a particular subject. Every once in a while, a teacher will find Mr. Salmon popping into his class to see how he is getting along. Here at the high school we see a lot of Mr. Sal- mon. Mr. Salmon’s secretary, Mrs. Marie White, is an indispensable help to the unit and is pictured with him. Mr. Salmon relaxes at home with his family.

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. . . Everyone Worked Together to Make D.W.H.S. a Better School. 7

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. . . The Principal’s Principles Were Achieved One of the busiest and most hardworking faculty members in our school is the PRINCIPAL. His job requires a lot of time, patience, and in- genuity. Mr. Prather is the man who handles the headaches and other problems that arise throughout the school year. He teaches Amer- ican Problems and Eco- nomics. Mrs. Esther Floyd, Mr. Prather’s secretary, is the most hardworking and busiest non-faculty member in our school. Principal, teacher, and ticket taker? Home at last !