Eastside High School - Demon Yearbook (Farmerville, LA)

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PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ' . iii S 'bil , ,msg . Mr. O. B. Adams, Sr. Mr. John Q. Watley PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE I am very happy to be able to bring greetings and best wishes to all school person- nel and patrons of Eastside High School by means of the fourth issue of THE INTEL- LECT. My interest in you, your achievements, your problems, and your ambitions is sincere and permanent. I have every reason to believe that this feeling of deep con- cern is a mutual one. Consequently, I am constantly seeking means to communicate with you. My firm belief is that Eastside High School is destined to make worthwhile contri- butions to education in Union Parish, our state, and our nation. Everything that we do here is intended to contribute to this end. Additional facilities and equipment which are expected to be available in the near future will tend toward making the realiza- tion of our objectives possible. Through cooperative effort at all levels and adequate facilities and equipment success in our endeavors can and will be accomplished. The future appears bright and all of us at Eastside High are engaged in an educa- tional venture which is sure to pay high dividends in the years which lie ahead. I sincerely wish for you and yours good health, happiness, and prosperity. Affectionately yours, O. B. Adams 6

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ADIVIINISTRATIGN Mr. G. Cole Mfg, F, Futch Mrs. D. Gatson Mr. R. Nolan Mr. B. Hamilton SUPERINTENDENTHS MESSAGE A STATEMENT FROM TI-IE PARISH SUPERINTENDENT Picture the progress made by the consolidation of the three formerly all-Negro schools from which Eastside grew. The modern school plant you pupils attend and you teachers teach in is a far cry from the three plants you formerly had, namely Union Parish High School, Marion Industrial and Lanes Chapel. The qualifications of your teachers have vastly improved and your transportation is one of the best fotmd anywhere. The attitude and participation of your pupils in all community activities have improved immensely in recent years. I want to thank the teachers, students, parents and the community as a whole for your contribution to education in Union Parish which has not been easy to come by. To all who have a part in your yearbook, your school, your community and your parish, let's strive to make the next decade the best in your school history. Sincerely, J. G. Elliott 5

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COUNSELGRS Earnestine Clark 1967-68 Mamie Green 1968-69 Secretary Nettie Cage fg7N' COUNSELOITS MESSAGE Guidance services are regarded as organized activities designed to give systematic aid to pupils in solving their problems and in making adjustments to various situations which they must meet. The program is based on the prem- ise that the goals and objectives of education and guidance are commensurable, as both are concerned with adjustment to environment and to development of social competence. Emphasis is placed on educational experiences and on guid- ance services which present situations conducive to self- direction, self-discipline, and self-understanding. Secretary rv?-Ir , ' xifilflil fi Y,--Jam. Ay NAVQRL f-fail, .ff 1 X 1 1 4. V - r. f 55E1fiawf4'fif -'mf f W ' 51 Q r If I if -is . r , 1 was r -fxfir i L , , ' ' ' ' r r . , .,., ff if , i ys,,qQ,p,. . , -+1 ,, Mwst, - H r S-'-figiqig?-Sjlfq Q will X f-., We ..,, -- ,M- 3 , , --wrrgisf 1,, , ig- -., , fi-'fuevffef-:ww Q 2, ,gy A fg qi 3 I 1 r 1 ' 1 -f -..t,,,-.msd - f-flrfiwf .. , . ,,W. , , ,, . gg rv ,, 1 -rreszf,-f. ,,. .,i:1-K-.ar--1, Z X.-,ri-f.W..1,-.fer L ,f.w,.5w,rY-mfw, ff i W-rg4r,,,t,,.,,wwf 1 7 Tressie Andrews ., ,,.. . , k IEE, 55,5 Ura- Ui, if :'QiiW5!V5- I 3 , t . ,,,l: ,:r, Z ,,,.c , wwf fi,,i:w:geizie: ,