Dothan High School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Dothan, AL)

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l 5 A 2 . Q Miss Grace Bonharn, Secretary to the Superintendent. It would be hard to thinlc ot the Dothan City School without thinking of Miss Bonhant. For many years she has carried on the ever increasing secretarial duties with ethciency Her deep Understanding of school and personnel problems together vvith her unlimited patience and triendliness has made ner an invaluable rneniber of the school system, Mr. Bruce Flurry Superintendent N Mrs. Bertha Haustage, Mrs. Merle Taylor, Mrs, Oline Carravvay, assistants, and Mrs. Annie L. Baxter, Lunchroom Supervisor preparing for the break , when f'starving students rush to the cafeteria for sandwiches,

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MI' CK6l6:5I'00I'l'l:5 were operafion Anowicfge id fAe orcler of fge :Jag Students enter GS youthful freshmen cmd grow through tour years of training to be moture seniors. This mental metomorphosis tokes place in the classrooms where teczc leod, instruct, ond guide. 'Yew

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- - - - - . - - - ur ,xdclminizifraford me e5fa665A eclucafionaf goa A Board of Education-Mr. Fred C Moseley, Mr, Fred Garner, Mr. Bruce Flurfy, Mr. Raymond Spann, Mr. Alto V. Lee, Mr. JeFl Hudson. The six key tigures in Dothan's educational system are shown above discussing the problems a fast ex- panding city presents to school leaders. Solution ot these problems is cnly a short step removed from the constructive action necessary to provide the quality ot education needed to keep pace with our city's ever-expanding industrial economy, Mr. Raymond Spann, Chairman Since his graduation at Auburn, Mr. Spann has played a vital part in the civic attairs of Dothan. Like his tather, the late Mr. P. N. Spann, he has demonstrated his interest in the youth of his home town by years of loyal service on the Board of Education. 17