East Bay High School - Warrior Yearbook (Gibsonton, FL)

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An example of what an average day of the principal's life was like is listed below. Getting up at 4:00 a.m., Mr Flagg ran two miles every mor- ning before leaving for work. He arrived at school at 5:30 and usually did paper- work until 6:00 a.m. Between 6:00 and 7:00 Mr. Flagg cir- culated the cafeteria and bus area, getting to know the student body as he went along. After school started, Mr. Flagg visited every classroom, taking un- til 8:30 to do this. Af- ter finishing his classroom circula- tion, Mr. Flagg did an assorted amount of things. Administra- tion meetings, com- mittee assignments, and more paperwork were just a few of the things covered by Mr. Flagg. After go- ing to extracurricular activities, usually four nights a week, Mr. Flagg ended up go- ing to bed around 11:00 p.m. 2 Top left: Mr. Flagg and Major Yoho discussed ROTC's participation in the homecoming events. Middle left: Telephone conversations were a common part of Mr. Flagg's day. Middle right: Mr. Flagg and Mr. Poindexter were an integral part of the department head meetings. Bottom: Mr. Flagg participated in many pep rally activities. SecretaryfPrincipal: Administrationf11

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Working closely with the students and teachers, principal Lyle Flagg kept the school united in spirit. He was known and admired by both students and teachers. In addition to his responsibility as principal, Mr. Lyle Flagg was interested Top right: Alma Mater brave and true . . . Middle left: Mrs. Susan Stack, secretary to Mr. Fla High School. 10fAdministration: PrincipalfSecretary gg- Bottom: Mr. Lyle Flagg, Principal of East Bay Salute To A Flagg in students in- dividually. He made his presence known in many ways. Each morning he walked from class to class greeting teachers and students. He also attended sports events and ex- tracurricular ac- tivities. This year marked Mr. Flagg's third year as prin- cipal of East Bay High Schoo.

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The first half of East Bay's winning com- bination was the hard working W.D. johnson. Mr. johnson was the assistant principal in charge of extra curricular activities. These duties in- cluded the organiz- ing of sports events, pep-rallies, clubs, and activity schedules. Mr. johnson was assisted by his secretary, Mrs. Gloria Gaskins. Mr. johnson was not only With Class . . the assistant principal this past year, but also a dedicated ln- dian supporter. In high school he was awarded the player of the year for four years in football, basketball, and baseball. ln college he won a trophy for swimm- ing, and while he was in the armed forces he won an award for box i ng. M r. johnson's hobbies were naturally those associated with sports. Some of his other interests were: fishing and garden- ing. Mr. johnson had a deep love for kids and enjoyed his work. He feels that it was gratifying to know that he had the ability to help someone. fiffiivoe-an-V .jk s 'Ft' ' M S-5 My 1: K , ,xg Top right: Mrs. Gloria Caskins, secretary to W.D. johnson, spent a busy day working at her desk. Middle ri ht: Mrs. Gloria Caskins hel ed Mr. ohnson b takin care oft in and filin H P l Y 3 YP S ga Middle left: Mr. W.D. johnson helped run the school by taking care of extracurricular activities. Lower right: Mr. W.D. johnson quietly worked at his desk. 12fAdministration: Assistant PrincipaIfSecretary Mums, '--W. NNN